Oklahoma City continues to become more diverse in its ethnic makeup. That increase stands to reason if you take into the account that OKC was one of just 14 large cities across the U.S. to add more than 100,000 people from 2010 to 2020.
If you are someone who enjoys running, whether it’s for exercise or for the adrenaline rush of competing against other runners, or just simply to enjoy the great outdoors, the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon will be something you will definitely want to check out.
Want to learn more about these unique tribal nations and their contributions in Oklahoma and throughout the nation? A great place to do that is at the First Americans Museum (FAM) in Oklahoma City.
Art and technology intersect at Science Museum Oklahoma (SMO) with its new exhibit “Frameless: NFTs in Contemporary Art.”
It’s that time of the year to pull out all your green and celebrate the “luck of the Irish” with events all around Oklahoma City. Celebrate with drinks, food and fun activities on March 17!
With all the new life springing to life this time of year, it may inspire you to purge the old to make way for the new, and what better way to get rid of those unused items than with a garage sale.
It’s no surprise to those who’ve lived in Oklahoma for an extended amount of time that we are quickly approaching storm season. Being an Oklahoman, we know that springtime brings with it the need to keep up with the weather in order to be prepared for anything.
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.
