From international softball to bull riding and a summer night at the ballpark, Oklahoma City’s sports calendar is packed this weekend. Here are three events to check out around the city.
The Red Earth Festival returns to downtown Oklahoma City Aug. 1-2, marking 40 years of bringing Native artists, dancers and cultural presenters together.
Oklahoma City drivers have a new traffic pattern to learn. The city’s first double roundabout — nicknamed “The Peanut” — is now open at the intersection of NW 10th Street, Pennsylvania Avenue and Virginia Avenue.
From world-class sporting events and live music to neighborhood festivals and outdoor experiences, this week's lineup offers plenty of ways to enjoy summer in Oklahoma City. Whether you're looking for a night out, a family-friendly event or a chance to explore somewhere new, there's something happening across the metro.
Whether you're looking to learn a new skill, meet new people or simply shake up your after-work routine, Oklahoma City offers plenty of opportunities to discover a new hobby. From cooking and climbing to improv and book clubs, these local organizations make it easy to try something new.
Looking for a different way to spend a summer evening? Now through September, Oklahoma River Cruises is offering Friday and Saturday cocktail cruises that pair skyline views, sunset scenery and a full-service bar with a relaxing ride along the Oklahoma River.
With Oklahoma City set to host all canoe slalom events during the 2028 Olympic Games, anticipation is already churning—but you don’t have to wait until 2028 to experience the thrill of world-class whitewater competition.
Volunteer registration for the 2028 Olympics opens this July, giving residents the chance to play a role in one of the biggest events in our city’s history. But you don’t have to wait until 2028 to make a difference.
There's plenty to experience around Oklahoma City this week, from world-class sporting events to family-friendly attractions and free ways to get active.
Summer is the perfect time to get outside, and Greater Oklahoma City offers plenty of places to explore.
One of the best parts of living in Greater Oklahoma City is discovering what's new.
From locally owned concepts to nationally recognized chefs, Oklahoma City's restaurant scene continues to evolve with exciting new dining experiences across the metro.
Summer is in full swing, and there's no shortage of ways to enjoy the week in Greater Oklahoma City. From live music and baseball to museums and local favorites, there's something for everyone.
If you’re visiting Oklahoma City around the Fourth of July, there’s more to explore than fireworks and summer festivals. From June 28 to July 4, the National Little Britches Rodeo Association National Finals will bring young competitors and their families to OKC for an event that highlights one of Oklahoma’s signature industries: equine.
Oklahoma City is making it easy to celebrate Independence Day with events happening across the metro. Whether you want to enjoy live music, spend the day at the ballpark, cool off at a waterpark or end the night with fireworks, there are plenty of ways to make the holiday weekend feel special.
Planning a Fourth of July cookout? Before heading to the grocery store, consider making a stop at the Farmers Market at Scissortail Park.
Juneteenth on the East returns June 18-21, bringing four days of music, culture, art and community celebration to Oklahoma City's historic East End District.
Father's Day is Sunday, June 21, and Oklahoma City offers plenty of ways to celebrate beyond the traditional gift exchange. Whether dad enjoys great food, outdoor adventures, live music, or a little friendly competition, there are several Father's Day events happening across the metro throughout the weekend.
Summer is in full swing across Oklahoma City, and the week ahead offers plenty of ways to get out and explore. From Juneteenth celebrations and outdoor concerts to classic cars and after-hours experiences at the Zoo, these events highlight the people, places, and traditions that make OKC unique. Whether you're looking for a family outing, a night with friends, or something completely different, there's no shortage of ways to make the most of the season.
For much of its history, Oklahoma City's growth was driven by energy, transportation and entrepreneurship. Today, another force is helping shape the city's future: innovation.
Today, it's hard to imagine Oklahoma's capital being anywhere other than Oklahoma City. But for the first few years after statehood, the capital was actually located in Guthrie.
Summer is heating up in Oklahoma City, and the week ahead offers plenty of opportunities to explore the city's creative, entrepreneurial and Western roots. Whether you're looking for a weekend outing, a cultural experience or a chance to support local businesses, there's something happening across OKC.
Pride Month is bringing a full calendar of celebrations, performances and community events to Oklahoma City throughout June, with thousands expected to attend festivities across the metro.
The Oklahoma City Streetcar debuted in December 2018 as a downtown transportation solution to make several districts more accessible to visitors. The beautiful green, blue and pink cars – colors inspired by our iconic redbud trees, as well as blue sky and Bermuda grass – connect visitors to hotels, dining and attractions throughout Downtown, Bricktown, Automobile Alley and Midtown.
From championship softball and outdoor concerts to immersive art and local markets, Oklahoma City’s first full week of June is packed with ways to get out and enjoy the start of summer. Whether you’re looking for a family outing, a creative night out or a chance to explore something new, there’s plenty 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.
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.
From attractions to outdoor fun, there's so many exciting ways to celebrate Memorial Day Weekend with your friends and family in Oklahoma City!
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.
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.
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New tax credit for software engineers created.
