The Windsor District boasts a lot of firsts. Oklahoma City’s first Braum’s and first 7-11 are both located on NW 23rd, along with first of many international cuisines the area has become known for, including the state’s only Ethiopian restaurant.
The First Americans Museum (FAM) will officially open its doors to the public Sept. 18-19 for a Grand Opening Weekend celebration full of entertainment, cultural demonstrations and activities for the whole family to enjoy.
The Greater OKC Chamber relaunched the Stand Tall, Shop Small campaign throughout the month of July to encourage Oklahoma City residents to take pride in their community and rally together to support small businesses. This spotlight features Stockyards City’s long-standing history and western flair. Visit the area to get a custom cowboy hat from Shorty’s, boots made for walking from Langston’s, and more.
Stretching from May to Shields on SW 29th, La 29 is home to a diverse group of thriving small businesses.
The Greater OKC Chamber has relaunched the Stand Tall, Shop Small campaign to encourage Oklahoma City residents to take pride in their community and rally together to support small businesses throughout the month of July. This spotlight features Oklahoma City’s Plaza District, the place known for creative local flavor, premier professional theatre, and retro clothing.
Robin Jones, director of the WesTen District, thinks exploring the district is like an adult scavenger hunt—finding hidden gems and a few surprises.
The Independent Shopkeepers Association (ISA) and partners across the state of Oklahoma are asking Oklahomans to go out and support local businesses in their communities through a new campaign, the Weekend of Local. The Weekend of Local, set for July 23-25, is calling on customers to shop and eat local all weekend long as a way to celebrate small businesses in their cities and help alleviate the hardships they experienced through the pandemic.
The Britton District bills itself as “Oklahoma City’s newest developing district” but in reality, it is one of Oklahoma City’s oldest commercial districts.
