With the 44th Annual Paseo Arts Festival just weeks away, the anticipation is starting to build as it has been a long time in the making. Moved temporarily due to COVID-19, the festival is primed and ready to go forward Labor Day weekend with all precautions being taken following CDC guidelines.
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.
The festival will consist of various immersive activities including live music, food trucks, pop up shops, family-friendly activities, a children’s tent, artist demonstrations and more.
With most running events postponed, turned virtual, or cancelled over the past year, runners are eager to get back out and on the road for in-person racing. This is one of many reasons why Chamber member Red Coyote’s inaugural half marathon on May 9th brings enthusiasm to Oklahoma City’s running community.
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.
Two great artist-in-residence opportunities have opened up through the Paseo Arts Association: the Skirvin Paseo Artist Creativity Exposition and the newly established Paseo Arts and Creativity Center artist-in-residence position.
Last year, the Paseo Arts Association was forced to cancel a long-standing OKC tradition. This year, the PAA is happy to announce the return of the Paseo Arts Festival, but with a few changes.
Energy FC begins its preseason this weekend with matches against MLS competition. The Energy will be competing in the USL Championship league's Eastern Conference for the first time.
