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.
The Oklahoma City Museum of Art will host one of the nation’s most notable urban planners, Dan Biederman, on Oct. 28 as a guest speaker.
The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum is helping highlight an area often overlooked when referring the American West with their Art of the Northwest Coast exhibition.
According to CVB President Zac Craig, from January through June 2021, only about 3,000 visitors attended events at the convention center, a far cry from the approximately 180,000 visitors the convention center saw for the entire 2022 fiscal year.
Established in 1929 by 99 women, The 99s is an international organization of women pilots who formed to promote the “advancement of aviation through education, scholarships and mutual support while honoring our unique history and sharing our passion for flight.”
La casa que nos inventamos: Contemporary Art from Guadalajara features 19 Mexican artists and their nearly 50 works created within the last decade in a conceptual display of paintings, sculptures, installations, and performances. The artists’ home, Guadalajara, has gained prominence throughout the 2000s for its contemporary architecture, design, cuisine, literature, and visual art.
Branded as “One Place, Many Nations,” the First Americans Museum presents the histories of 39 Native American nations that are now in Oklahoma.
