As the extreme heat fades away and cooler temperatures are on the horizon, it is the perfect opportunity to grab some friends, take a drive and experience some of the fall foliage around the great state of Oklahoma.
Oktoberfest has transformed into the world's largest folk festival which draws six million visitors each year. If you’re not able to travel to Munich to celebrate, there are several options to mark the occasion right here in Oklahoma City.
Science Museum Oklahoma (SMO) is thrilled to unveil its latest exhibit. “Currents: Turning the Tide on Ocean Conservation,” will be on display at SMO’s smART Space gallery from Sept. 2, 2023, to April 2024.
“Happy Friday!” It’s a phrase we all like to hear, especially during a tiring and busy work week. Why not start off this weekend by heading over to Oklahoma City’s West Village District for their Fourth Fridays event Aug. 25.
The Oklahoma History Center has a new exhibit, “Watch Out for Flying Chairs: Professional Wrestling in Oklahoma,” which opened last month. The exhibit examines professional wrestling in Oklahoma from its emergence in traveling carnivals to today.
Moments of passage, reckoning and renewal are on display at the Oklahoma Contemporary through paintings, sculptures, photographs and more in the 2023 ArtNow exhibit, “The Soul is a Wanderer.”
Summer is a favorite time of the year for kids and parents alike for varying reasons. Oklahoma City has lots of cool, exciting and adventurous things to do with your children, regardless of age.
The Oklahoma City Museum of Art opened two new exhibits this last weekend and you’ll want to add them to your summer bucket list.
