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Head out to the ballpark and catch some exciting Big 12 Softball action. Find out about that and more in this week’s Things to Do & See.
The Outdoor Foundation recently announced its inaugural Thrive Outside Community Initiative grant recipients. Oklahoma City was selected along with Atlanta, Georgia; Grand Rapids, Michigan and San Diego, California.
It wouldn’t shock anyone if newcomers to the 4-0-5 were initially a little confused by Automobile Alley. At first glance, it is neither an alley or has a real obvious connection to automobile culture. In that spirit, let us introduce you to the district’s past, present and future.
To see OKC’s renaissance in action, you don’t have to look any farther than the Midtown District.
First Fridays on the Paseo are a great way to get to know the Paseo Arts District. That is just one of the many events you will find in this week’s Things to Do & See.
The Gaylord-Pickens Museum exhibition and accompanying book puts the spotlight on Oklahoma artists and artisans, their processes and creative spaces.
It’s hard to imagine what modern society would be like without the library. Luckily, we don’t have to imagine this dystopia, because Oklahoma City’s been blessed with its Metropolitan Library System.
