Oklahoma City’s art scene offers something for everyone this summer and fall. From powerful solo exhibitions to group shows and immersive experiences, local venues are bringing creativity to life across the metro.
Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 3, as the vibrant Deep Deuce district of Oklahoma City transforms into an open-air printmaking studio for the annual Steamroller Print Festival.
The Festival of the Arts will take place April 24-27 at Bicentennial Park in downtown Oklahoma City. The annual event, organized by Arts Council Oklahoma City, draws an average of 750,000 people and features visual, performing and culinary arts.
In an episode of How Did They Build That (Season 3, Episode 2), Oklahoma Contemporary is revealed as a feat of modern engineering and design, pushing the boundaries of what architecture can achieve. The episode delves into the remarkable construction process behind the 53,916-square-foot center, dubbed “Folding Light,” designed by renowned architect Rand Elliott.
The Plaza District will host its 25th Annual Plaza District Festival on Saturday, September 28, from noon to 10 p.m. at 1700 Block of NW 16th St.
Myriad Botanical Gardens has unveiled "Wings & Wildflowers: A Celebration of Native Pollinators," the first art exhibit in Oklahoma dedicated to the state's pollinators. This unique showcase, featuring works by 17 local artists, is now open through August 8 at the Crystal Bridge Art Gallery.
Need ideas for what to do this weekend? Whether you’re a comic enthusiast, car aficionado, music lover or art critic, there is something for everyone and all ages this weekend in Oklahoma City.
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