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.
The exhibit blends more than 100 artworks by well-known contemporary artists into a single presentation of food-focused euphoria. Ranging in mediums from painting to sculpture, photography and more, the exhibit showcases the place food plays in our everyday lives.
Oklahoma City is set to celebrate Black History Month with a range of local activities and attractions in honor of the annual acclaim. While the list of local events planned is ongoing and everchanging, we’ve listed a few for you to check out.
Oklahoma City serves as a center of many things, but an area you might have overlooked is its variety of niche museums.
After the holidays, you may be looking to get out of the house for some excitement, and there are plenty of activities in Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma City is attracting visitors from across the world, thanks to some of the city’s newest developments like the First National Center and First Americans Museum, nationally known sports teams like the Oklahoma City Thunder and tourism-focused entities like the Oklahoma City Conventions and Visitors Bureau (Visit OKC).
The Oklahoma City Thunder is celebrating Native American Heritage Month with events and more planned through the end of November, including a voucher for two complimentary Thunder tickets when visiting the city’s First Americans Museum.
We often brag about Oklahoma City’s ideal location at two of the nation’s major arteries, Interstates 35 and 40. Being at the crossroads of the U.S. means our residents do not have to sit in a car long to explore all the corners of our metro and beyond. A quick drive south on I-35 offers plenty of sites to see and towns to enjoy.
