When Japanese dive bombers descended over Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, the USS Oklahoma was among the first battleships to be attacked, taking eight torpedoes, and capsizing with 415 sailors and 14 marines aboard.
Looking for a special way to celebrate the holiday season this year? Chisholm Creek has it all. In addition to their fantastic retail, entertainment, bar, and restaurant offerings, they have brought back their Festival of the Trees.
The Devon Ice Rink returns for its 10th season in the Myriad Botanical Gardens in 2021. The attraction will be open until January 30.
Oklahoma Contemporary is bringing murals indoors with Abstract Remix, an exhibition of the work of homegrown Abstract Expressionists who use the large-scale format of muralism as a medium for their giant concepts.
After a couple of decades of construction, ideation, collaboration, and commitment, the First Americans Museum will finally open its doors to the public on September 18. During the grand opening celebrations, there will be entertainment, cultural demonstrations, and activities for the whole family to enjoy.
AudaCity OKC, a show brought to you by the same team that produces the VeloCityOKC.com website, aims to bring you the inside scoop on the stuff you should know about our community.
Currently sitting at sixth place in the Eastern Conference’s Central Division, Greater OKC Chamber member OKC Energy FC’s improved results, recent player moves and a return to Taft Stadium will hopefully set the team up for a successful push back into the top four of their USL Championship group when the regular season concludes in October.
The International Canoe Federation Canoe Sprint Super Cup race on Saturday evening featuring Team USA’s 19-year-old canoe sprint gold medalist Nevin Harrison and other Olympic competitors will headline the multi-day, multi-event RIVERSPORT Paddlesports Festival, coming to downtown’s Boathouse District on the Oklahoma River beginning Friday, Aug. 20.
