Have you been to the Oklahoma City Museum of Art yet to see the current pop art exhibition? It will end Sept. 13, so make plans to visit soon. Read about what you can expect to see and COVID-19 health provisions in place.
Artists from across the globe have their work on display now at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, but it won’t be around much longer. Learn more about the annual art show and sale.
Tucked away south of the Oklahoma River is Stockyards City, where you can get a good steak and a nice pair of boots. The district also offers a look at the livestock industry. Check out what you can do in this historic area.
The annual juried Photofest opens during Paseo's First Friday festivities in the Paseo Arts & Creativity Center, along with another new exhibition by artists Jenny Lee and Nichol Vagrosky.
While you may be tired of smelling your after-lunch breath under your mask, the data shows the mandate is working and we want you to keep wearing your mask. There’s even a new campaign with a catchy song to help you remember why it’s important. Check it out!
Local COVID research and medical marijuana will be discussed at this month’s Chamber events. And you can eat whatever you want at your desk while virtually networking. Learn more and get registered.
The Chamber’s events team has been working hard to give you a high-quality, virtual professional development conference, so plan on being “there” Oct. 29. There will be two keynote speakers, networking and more. Read about all the ticket options.
Having a beautiful, vibrant, clean city is critical for Oklahoma City’s future growth. The parks and the foundations that run them have partnered to provide places where visitors can relax, learn and keep entertained no matter the season. Read more about the nonprofit organizations that can use your help.
