Spring Break marks the change of seasons, encouraging people to get back out from their winter hideaways and experience the blooming world. Activities are available across Oklahoma City, inviting travelers and locals to take part in Modern Frontier festivities.
Two of Oklahoma City Museum of Art’s most recent exhibits include “Fighters for Freedom: William H. Johnson Picturing Justice” and “Art and Activism at Tougaloo College.”
Oklahoma City’s 70-acre Scissortail Park is set to host another month of exciting events, with different activities planned each week.
We are inching ever closer to Spring being sprung and that means one thing … Spring Break! While a lot of families use the school break to get out of town for a bit, we feel like it is an amazing time to check out all Oklahoma City has to offer.
ROAR! As the days are getting warmer, it is a perfect time to take the family to the Oklahoma City Zoo. The zoo is currently home to more than 1,000 animals and counting. The OKC Zoo is more than just a place to take your kids on a field trip, it holds experiences you will never forget.
Not too far from the OKC Zoo is one of the nation's largest science museums here in Oklahoma City. Science Museum Oklahoma is filled with interactive activities for all ages to enjoy.
View Oklahoma's native history at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. Filled with arts and culture of all kinds, it is not only interactive, but also eye-catching. Five exhibits are currently on display for all to enjoy, such as "Playing Cowboy" and "Looking Through the Windows to the West."
The Oklahoma City Philharmonic (OKCPHIL) will host two performances of “An Evening with Kelli O’Hara” at the Civic Center Music Hall as part of the Chickasaw Nation POPS Series.
