The Oklahoma City Philharmonic is in full swing of its 2022-23 season. Formed in 1988, under the musical direction of Joel Levine, the Philharmonic now performs under the direction of Alexander Mickelthwate. Performing in the Civic Center Music Hall since September 2001, the group brings a decorated history of national attention and accolades to Oklahoma City.
While Oklahoma City serves as the center of the state, both as the state capital and by physical location, towns near the city offer their own types of adventure.
Of course, you can go to any grocery store and buy your fall pumpkins. But what is the fun of that? Picking pumpkins is the perfect way to spend a fall day in Oklahoma.
We often brag about Oklahoma City’s ideal location at two of the nation’s major arteries, Interstates 35 and 40. Being at the crossroads of the U.S. means our residents do not have to sit in a car long to explore all the corners of our metro and beyond. A quick drive south on I-35 offers plenty of sites to see and towns to enjoy.
The Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center is offering events with something for everyone this month.
The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum is helping highlight an area often overlooked when referring the American West with their Art of the Northwest Coast exhibition.
Venturing through Oklahoma City could not be easier. No matter where you are in the city, it is hard to ignore the white EMBARK buses on the streets throughout the day.
Downtown Oklahoma City’s recently completed Scissortail Park will host Foodie Fest of OKC on October 8 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The free event, organized by OKC Black Eats, will feature live music and entertainment, along with more than 50 food and retail vendors to coincide with the park’s farmer’s market.
