As of March 19, spring has officially arrived in the 4-0-5 area, bringing with it the excitement of warmer weather and the upcoming OKC Marathon and playoff basketball games of the Oklahoma City Thunder. It is also time for Easter egg hunts!
The Oklahoma History Center Museum is all set to open a new exhibit called “Into the Mirror”. The exhibit will present a view of Indigenous people from the perspective of Indigenous artists. It is scheduled to open on March 30th and will feature the works of several renowned artists.
As the temperature starts to creep up and the leaves on the trees start to bloom, that can only mean one thing - Spring is just around the corner. Spring also means Spring Break at school districts all around OKC.
During the month of February, we celebrate Black History Month. There are many prominent Black Oklahomans who helped shape the history of this state. Here are some of the most well-known Black Oklahomans and a list of local events in February.
The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum is preparing to unveil two captivating exhibits that offer a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Western history and art. Both exhibitions promise to be a treat for history enthusiasts, art aficionados and anyone curious about the American West.
The history of Oklahoma is told by a series of books, libraries and artifacts. To expand your education, the Oklahoma Hall of Fame Museum is here to broaden your perspective.
Throughout its brief but storied past, Oklahoma has built a rich heritage in the space program. From its many astronauts who dared to defy earth’s gravity by reaching out to the stars to its quality museums across the state which chronicle the state’s contributions to the United States space program, Oklahoma soars above the crowd.
The Oklahoma History Center Museum is excited to bring a new exhibit titled, “Oklahoma Built Excellence: GM OKC.”
