In September, Chamber member The Painted Door will celebrate its 30th birthday. We sat down with owner Avis Scaramucci to hear about the roots of the business, keys to long-term success, her involvement with various organizations all over OKC, and a little about what’s coming as Old Spaghetti Factory prepares to open their doors in the former Nonna’s space.
Are you ready to put your car in park and explore the other transit options that Oklahoma City has to offer? Look no further than the offerings from EMBARK, Oklahoma City’s parking and transportation authority.
After a successful summer highlighted by the NCAA Women's College World series, the OKC convention calendar keeps on rolling through the end of the summer and into the fall.
On Sunday, August 8, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., Downtown Oklahoma City Partnership and the Business Improvement District will host the free 2021 Downtown Home Tour to provide a glimpse of what it is like to live in the heart of Oklahoma City.
Friends old and new met in the familiar street-level studio to not only celebrate but in some way, collectively exhale.
Let’s be honest—there’s no shortage of car-free ways to get around downtown Oklahoma City these days. You can take your pick from multiple rentable scooter companies or hop on the OKC Streetcar to name a few. But let’s not overlook the O.G. in rentable downtown transportation: Spokies bikes.
Downtown Oklahoma City Initiatives has funded $30,000 in grant applications from artists and individuals with public art and placemaking projects that help welcome back the community to downtown. Micro-grants awardees will receive grants of $1,000 to $3,000 for projects in the downtown area.
In episode 22, we encourage everyone to Stand Tall, Shop Small for OKC and talk about the Chamber’s summer “support local” campaign. We also talk more local hard seltzer, new Oklahoma River Cruise landings at the Stockyards and the First Americans Museum, traveling on the Heartland Flyer and more.
