Roads and highway systems vary in every metropolitan city. Depending on your destination across town, you’ll likely drive toward the direction of turnpikes. Thanks to the PIKEPASS, your road ventures just got easier!
The Classic will celebrate its 40th anniversary with 10- and 30-mile bike tours, a 50-mile fondo, one-mile kid’s run, 10K run, 5K run and a one-mile “Woof Walk” for dogs on its first day. The second day of events will include a two-mile walk and baby stroller derby, 5K wheelchair and pushchair event, team fitness challenges and Redbud BASH.
The downtown Oklahoma City public space is currently battling for the top position in both Best Outdoor Concert Series and Best Splash Pad categories.
Notis Studios will celebrate its new facility with a grand opening event on March 25. The public is invited to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony and tour the Spencer facility.
On April 12, the Greater Oklahoma City Parks & Trails Foundation will host urban planner Garner Stoll at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art for a discussion on trails and walkability in the modern age.
Catholics and non-Catholics alike – some from other states and nations – came together in February to dedicate the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine. Officials see the opening of the shrine as a much needed place to worship for Catholics across Oklahoma City, especially for the metro’s growing Hispanic population. They also expect the shrine to serve as a place of pilgrimage for Catholics across the U.S. and around the globe.
The economic impact of tourism in OKC cannot be overstated. That is why Visit Oklahoma City, a division of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, values community members who take an active role in helping ensure OKC’s visitor economy is thriving and expanding, and why Visit OKC annually recognizes certain individuals as “Hometown Heroes” for elevating Oklahoma City as a premier visitor destination.
Art and technology intersect at Science Museum Oklahoma (SMO) with its new exhibit “Frameless: NFTs in Contemporary Art.”
