The annual Plaza District Festival returns for its 22nd year on Saturday, October 2 from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. This year’s festival will feature 28 performers, 32 artists and a range of activities.
What’s now known as the Asian District has transformed itself over the last 50 years into a vibrant and welcoming community of small businesses eager to serve visitors for generations to come.
After what we’ll freely admit was a bit of a bummer of a 4th of July 2020, live Independence Day events to celebrate freedom are back all over the OKC area. That includes Bricktown’s 4th of July celebration on – you guessed it – Sunday, July 4th.
No matter your age, there are few team experiences quite like rowing, dragon boating and whitewater rafting. Not only do you learn about teamwork, accomplishing goals and camaraderie, but there’s just something about the power of a paddle or oar in your hand to connect you with both the water and your teammates that’s hard to replicate in other sports or disciplines (not to mention it’s good to have something in hand with which to defend yourself from any angry errant geese that cross your path, but maybe that’s just us).
After having to move online last year due to the global pandemic, the annual deadCenter Film Festival will again be held online June 10-20.
As the leaves pop out from the trees, the flowers emerge from the dirt and the green grass sprouts from the ground, events are reappearing in Norman. Get some ideas for things to do via the latest in our "Stay safe and enjoy" series on communities around the metro.
One of OKC’s favorite yearly arts-related events, the annual Festival of the Arts typically ushers in spring in Oklahoma City. But this year, the Festival is welcoming summer.
From the annual Festival of the Arts to local performing arts organizations, the Civic Center Music Hall has long been the spot to see, hear and experience the best of Oklahoma City’s arts community.
