Memorial Day weekend brings one of the busiest stretches of spring event season to Oklahoma City, with live theater, outdoor festivals, local art and family-friendly experiences happening across the metro.
Head to the 35th Annual Chuck Wagon Festival at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum for a weekend packed with authentic Western experiences for all ages.
From attractions to outdoor fun, there's so many exciting ways to celebrate Memorial Day Weekend with your friends and family in Oklahoma City!
The Calderón Dance Festival will return to Myriad Botanical Gardens on Saturday, May 16 for a free, all-day celebration of dance, culture and community.
Oklahoma City’s spring evenings are made for being outside, and Scissortail Park’s Night Market offers one more reason to spend a Friday night downtown.
Spring is in full swing across Oklahoma City, bringing a week filled with live sports, entertainment and opportunities to get out and experience the city. Whether you're planning a night out or looking for something more laid-back, there’s something for everyone.
Mother’s Day offers a moment to slow down and recognize the women who shape our lives — and in Oklahoma City, there are countless ways to make the day meaningful.
A record-breaking 30,000 runners and walkers took part in the 2026 Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon, with participants traveling from all 50 states and 17 countries. The annual race weekend once again brought tens of thousands to city streets, showcasing Oklahoma City’s ability to host large-scale events while drawing national and international participation.
More than 60 dinosaurs are roaming the grounds of the Oklahoma City Zoo this season, offering visitors a chance to step into a world that existed millions of years before modern wildlife.
More than 170 Olympic athletes will call Oklahoma City University home for two weeks as Oklahoma City stages the canoe slalom and softball competitions during the 2028 Summer Olympics.
Oklahoma City kicks off May with a mix of celebrations, creative events and ways to get outside. From an early Cinco de Mayo festival to a downtown bike tour and yoga inside an immersive art experience, there’s plenty happening across the city this week.
Spring is in full swing in Oklahoma City, and the calendar is packed with can’t-miss events—from high-energy rodeo action to one of the city’s most iconic festivals. Whether you’re looking for something outdoors, artsy or just a fun night out, there’s something happening across OKC.
Oklahoma City will add a new professional sports franchise in 2028, as the United Football League announced plans to place an expansion team in the city.
The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon returns this week, bringing thousands together for a powerful weekend of remembrance, resilience and community. What began as a tribute has grown into one of the most meaningful races in the country—honoring the lives lost on April 19, 1995, and celebrating the strength of a city that continues to move forward.
Spring is in full swing across Oklahoma City, bringing a week filled with outdoor festivals, live entertainment and community events. Whether you're looking to get outside or explore the city, there’s something for everyone.
On April 19th, Oklahoma City once again finds itself on a national stage; the Oklahoma City Thunder will host Game 1 of the NBA Western Conference First Round at Paycom Center.
Big-time entertainment continues to grow in Greater Oklahoma City — and this spring, one of country music’s biggest stars is bringing a stadium show to the region.
After turning Stillwater into the center of the Red Dirt music world in 2025, The Boys From Oklahoma are heading back to Boone Pickens Stadium for Round Two.
Spring is settling into Oklahoma City with a mix of outdoor festivals, high-energy events and a few experiences that lean a little unexpected. Whether you’re looking to spend time outside, meet new people or try something different, this week’s lineup offers a range of ways to get out and enjoy the season.
Spring in Oklahoma City means a greater chance of severe weather, and when storms move in, preparation matters. Having a plan, knowing where to go and staying informed can make all the difference.
Spring is settling in across Oklahoma City, bringing with it a mix of outdoor experiences, pop-up events and a few activities that lean a little unexpected.
Ever found yourself trying to answer, “So… what should I do in Oklahoma City?” Whether it’s a visiting friend, a new coworker or even someone exploring the city for the first time, having a go-to list of recommendations can make all the difference.
Easter weekend is bringing plenty of ways to celebrate across Oklahoma City, from classic egg hunts to brunch tables and family-friendly events. Whether you’re planning a morning with the kids or a laid-back meal with friends, here’s a look at what’s happening around the city.
Spring is showing up across Oklahoma City in the form of live entertainment, outdoor traditions and colorful seasonal events. Whether you’re looking for a lively night out, a relaxing morning in the gardens or a full day exploring downtown, this week’s lineup offers plenty of ways to enjoy the change in season.
Spring in Oklahoma City means the return of baseball in Bricktown, and the Oklahoma City Comets are set to kick off their 2026 home season with a full weekend of celebrations at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. The three-game opening series brings energy back to downtown, giving fans a chance to reconnect with one of the city’s favorite warm-weather traditions.
Oklahoma City’s next major sports and entertainment venue now has an official name. The Oklahoma City Thunder and Continental Resources announced a long-term naming rights partnership for the city’s new downtown arena, which will be known as Continental Coliseum when it opens in 2028.
March is Women’s History Month, making it the perfect time to explore and support the women entrepreneurs who help shape Oklahoma City’s local business scene.
Spring break activities, sports excitement and family-friendly experiences are popping up across Oklahoma City this week. Whether you want to test your trivia skills, walk among dinosaurs or catch the energy of March Madness downtown, there are plenty of ways to get out and enjoy the season.
Looking for something new to do downtown that won’t cost a thing? Two immersive art experiences are now open in Oklahoma City, offering interactive installations and fresh photo opportunities in Bricktown and at Oklahoma Contemporary.
We’re not just saying it’s cost-effective to move to OKC; outside economic researchers prove it.
In many ways, the story of the Oklahoma River and the modern-day renaissance of Oklahoma City go hand-in-hand.
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No matter what brings you to Oklahoma City, there are plenty of reasons to be excited about your new hometown.
