Halloween in Oklahoma City brings family fun, creative costumes and community spirit across the Modern Frontier. As residents head out to celebrate, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy the holiday safely and memorably.
Oklahoma City Animal Welfare will host its annual Dogtober Festival from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 18, at the Earlywine Park Pavilion, 3033 SW 119th St. The free, family-friendly event celebrates responsible pet ownership and gives residents the chance to meet their next four-legged friend.
Set sail this spring and board one of the many ferry options along the Oklahoma River.
What would we do without our pets? Having the company of a pet brings happiness, warms the soul and relieves owners from the rigors of stress. On April 11, let’s roll out the red carpet for our pets as we observe National Pet Day.
Spring is finally in full swing here in Oklahoma City. April is National Garden Month – the perfect time to revitalize your garden and flower beds.
As you explore downtown Oklahoma City, there are many things that draw the curious eye. You can't miss the meticulously placed Ferris wheel along Interstate 40 and the Oklahoma River. Let us take you to the Wheeler District – another must-see destination in Oklahoma City.
Sometimes it pays to live in unprecedented times where once-in-a-lifetime events occur, and next week will be one of those amazing experiences. On Monday, April 8, North America will have the opportunity to see a total solar eclipse and southeast Oklahoma is directly in its path.
Take a step back in time to the Middle Ages as you explore the Medieval Fair of Norman on April 5-7 at Reaves Park in Norman, Okla. The Medieval Fair has entertainment for the whole family including minstrels, dancing, theater reenactments, jugglers, knights jousting on horseback and human chess games.
