Oklahoma City’s spring calendar keeps finding new ways to get people outside, active and connected to the city. From adults-only nights at the Zoo to guided bike rides through downtown and brewery hopping on two wheels, this week’s lineup offers a mix of laid-back fun, local flavor and fresh ways to experience OKC.
Sip & Stroll at the Oklahoma City Zoo
May 15 | Oklahoma City Zoo
The Oklahoma City Zoo’s Sip & Stroll offers an after-hours experience for guests 21 and older. From 6 to 10 p.m., visitors can explore the Zoo without kids while enjoying drinks, bites and select Zoo experiences.
Admission includes access to the event, along with an elephant presentation, the Children’s Zoo barnyard and the Endangered Species Carousel.
Why go:
- Adults-only evening at the Zoo
- Outdoor night out with drinks and bites
- Access to special Zoo experiences
- A different way to enjoy spring in OKC
Architecture Bike Tour
May 16 | Downtown Oklahoma City
This season is a good time to put Ride OKC on your radar. The guided bike tour gives residents and visitors a chance to slow down, get outside and experience Oklahoma City’s history, public art, architectureand hidden gems in a new way.
The 7.5-mile ride takes participants through downtown districts and notable landmarks, including the Oklahoma City National Memorial, Overholser Mansion, the Olympic Training Site and the Land Run Monument. A Ride OKC bicycle is provided, and the route is designed to be leisurely, with mostly flat terrain and frequent stops for photos and storytelling.
Why go:
- A fresh way to explore downtown OKC
- Great for residents and visitors
- Bike use included; no personal bike needed
- Relaxed pace with plenty of stops
Bikes & Brews
May 16 | Downtown Oklahoma City
For a different kind of bike tour, Ride OKC’s Bikes & Brews experience combines downtown sightseeing with Oklahoma City’s craft brewery scene.
The approximately three-hour tour stops at five breweries, with a sample beer included at each location. Riders also get a behind-the-scenes look at the brewing process while learning more about downtown OKC’s districts, notable sites and history from a local guide.
Why go:
- Explore five local breweries in one outing
- Beer samples included at each stop
- Behind-the-scenes brewery experience
- Fun option for a group outing
Whether you’re looking for a unique date night, a weekend outing with friends or simply an excuse to enjoy the spring weather, these events showcase some of the most fun and creative ways to explore Oklahoma City this season.
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