We’re live at Chamber member Lively Beerworks to hear about the brewery, the art show they are hosting with Rally (“The Lively Show”), what’s great about operating in OKC and more with Lively’s Alena Chesney and Rally’s Marissa Raglin. We also talk local events, the MAPS 4 implementation plan, trail updates, new nonstop flights, restaurant recovery rankings and more.
We’re at the beautiful OKC Convention Center to hear from General Manager Al Rojas about why he chose to come to OKC, what’s special about our convention offerings, and how we’ve created a unique experience for locals and visitors alike. We also talk OKC Marathon, OKBio’s Brewfest Oct. 21, preview our next episode from Lively Beer Works and more.
Open World, originally curated by Teresa Bembnister for the Akron Art Museum in 2019, presents the work of 22 national and international artists. The exhibition’s title refers to open-world video games, which allow a player to roam through a virtual world, freely selecting their objectives.
If you like supporting Oklahoma’s local breweries, wineries, and distilleries, you need to check out the OKBio Brewfest on this Thursday, October 21 in the Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. The event brings in vendors from around the state to showcase the best beer, wine, and liquor Oklahoma has to offer.
Scissortail Park’s popular Night Market event returns Friday, Oct. 15 from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. The Night Market features 50 local vendors and is a great place to find one-of-kind items you can’t get anywhere else (don’t forget Christmas is sneaking up on us).
A major milestone for MAPS 4 was met in September when the City Council gave its approval to the MAPS 4 Implementation Plan, the roadmap or guiding document on how the city will implement or execute the program.
Oklahoma Contemporary is bringing murals indoors with Abstract Remix, an exhibition of the work of homegrown Abstract Expressionists who use the large-scale format of muralism as a medium for their giant concepts.
Runners will take to the streets for the 21st Annual Memorial Marathon on October 2 and 3. It’s been more than two years since the event was held in-person and the first time the five races of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon will be spread over two days to allow for social distancing and new COVID-19 safety protocols.
