We talk bowling (for some reason), Scissortail Park’s market options, as well as how things are re-opening and what we’re looking forward to doing in OKC this summer including Dodgers and Energy games, pickleball, InternOKC and more.
Oklahoma City’s streetcars were a dream for many years before they became a reality. Now, thanks to MAPS 3, you can take the streetcar all over downtown as an affordable, cost-effective and environmentally-friendly option.
Chamber members like The Skirvin Hotel, Stella Nova, 21C Museum Hotel and more have consistently offered great spaces for artists to showcase their work. With the opening of The Omni Oklahoma City Hotel in January, a new and impressive display of local artwork has again surfaced.
“We look forward to seeing family and friends enjoying the outdoors while taking in an unmatched bird’s eye view of downtown."
VisitOKC VP of Destination Marketing Lindsay Vidrine joins us to tell us about The Modern Frontier campaign and the new branded beer and future plans. We also talk about the First Americans Museum’s upcoming fall opening, the OKC Dodgers’ and Energy FC’s in-person plans and schedules, election info for April 6, and RIVERSPORT’s opening plans.
Saturdays at Scissortail Park will soon be filled with local food producers and artisans as the OSU-OKC Farmers Market kicks off at 9 a.m. on April 3.
As we move from spring to early summer, OKC will host quarter horses (and their owners), collegiate softball and baseball players, primatologists, film fanatics, foresters and more.
Companies and organizations have undoubtedly learned about shifting gears over the past year and perhaps none more than the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center.
