Many communities in and around OKC have covid-safe activities and fun spots to visit.
Whether you want to see a Division 1 college campus or check out Route 66, all of it can be found in the Oklahoma City -- the “Greater” area, if you will. Read more about what you can find in the nearby cities, starting with Norman.
The Oklahoma City Museum of Art is asking people for their support by drinking beer at six breweries around the metro. It’s one of three events the museum had to alter because of the pandemic, so all financial support is needed. Check out the plans for the fundraiser that starts Friday.
If running around looking at pumpkin murals isn’t your thing, maybe you’re more into doing some outdoor shopping. On Saturday, local vendors will pop up in Scissortail Park for the weekly night market. Make plans to attend and #ShopLocal.
Whether you want action or laziness, the Adventure District has two animal-centric locations ready for you to visit. With most of the destination being outside, they’re an easy place to be socially distant and have fun. Read more about what’s happening at Remington Park and the OKC Zoo.
We’re back in person (albeit outside and safely distanced from one another)! We talk being back in the office, how much is too much when it comes to mask coordination, our Mask Up OKC campaign, supporting local businesses and some good experiences we’ve had at local shops lately, some good news blurbs you may have missed and more.
The healthiest place to watch the Thunder game is at your house. But you can still support OKC’s breweries before the game. Read about the city’s thriving craft beer scene.
Pizza, tacos and a to-die-for carrot cake can all be found in the Uptown 23rd Street District. You can also see some of the original attractions that were once along Route 66. Find out more about the area then make plans to visit for your next meal.
