Visit Yukon for lights and much more
For the past few weeks, we here at The Better Life headquarters have shared with you all the things to see in nearby cities. The series concludes this week with a holiday twist.
For the past few weeks, we here at The Better Life headquarters have shared with you all the things to see in nearby cities. The series concludes this week with a holiday twist.
Even during a pandemic, you face no dearth of opportunities to engage in a “Turkey Trot” race, aka some type of fun, easy road race generally run on Thanksgiving morning where many participants may don even goofier attire than the standard, plenty-goofy-by-itself running gear.
Shawnee boasts a little something for everyone. Located on I-40 just forty-five minutes east of downtown Oklahoma City and minutes from I-44, I-35 and Route 66, Shawnee is a quick after-work jaunt or weekend outing.
There’s good news if you find yourself in any one (or more) of possible scenarios where the usual home-cooked Thanksgiving feast just isn’t gonna work this year.
COVID might be making us all Scrooges with so many cancellations, but Lyric Theatre is keeping the Christmas spirit alive in an innovative way. Make plans to see the annual Christmas Carol production at the Harn Homestead.
On the city’s western side, the Oklahoma City Fairgrounds is busier than usual with horse shows. People and their horses are coming from all over the world to compete. Learn more about the shows and why they’re important to the city.
Even if you live in Edmond, you might not know all the cool things to do there. That’s ok, but this week our metro tour is highlighting the northern city. See what Edmond has to offer and safely visit soon.
If you want to talk to someone other than your coworkers or your dog (because cats will ignore you), then come to one of the Chamber’s virtual events in November. Networking is still offered so maybe you’ll meet a new prospect. Learn more about what’s planned.