The Oklahoma State Fair is back, but that’s not the only reason to get out in Oklahoma City this week. Shop local under the stars, catch live music, experience a longtime OKC tradition or spend an evening looking up at the Moon.
Football season is in full swing, and in Oklahoma, finding the right place to watch the game can be almost as important as the matchup itself.
Cooler weather, pumpkins and a few scares are on the way as some of Oklahoma City’s favorite fall traditions return for the season.
The unofficial end of summer is here, and a three-day weekend in Oklahoma City is the perfect excuse to make the most of it.
September in Oklahoma City is a little bit of everything. Summer isn't quite finished, fall is just around the corner and the calendar is packed with plenty of reasons to get out and explore.
What do you get when you cross the Labor Day holiday with the kickoff to college football in Oklahoma? A packed weekend that makes the perfect summer sendoff.
From budget-friendly bites and after-hours science to live music, spooky stories and Sunday fun, there are plenty of ways to get out and explore Oklahoma City this week.
The LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games may still be two years away, but Oklahoma Citians interested in being part of the action shouldn't wait to get involved.
There's no single way to spend a day in the Plaza District.
You could catch a show, hunt for vintage finds, discover a new artist and eat your way down NW 16th Street, all without leaving one of Oklahoma City's most colorful neighborhoods.
From big laughs and live music to a few unexpected ways to spend your weekend, there’s plenty to experience in OKC this week.
Have you noticed a few more hardhats around Oklahoma City recently? MAPS 4 is moving from plans on paper to projects taking shape across the city.
Approved by voters in 2019, MAPS 4 is a $1.1 billion investment in projects designed to address residents' needs and improve the quality of life.
Caught a baseball game in Bricktown? Spent a Saturday at Scissortail Park? Taken the streetcar to a concert?
MAPS made it happen.
From Broadway and world-renowned masterpieces to live music and hands-on creative experiences, there are plenty of ways to see, hear and experience the arts in OKC this week.
Still need to check off a few summer bucket list items? Sometimes, the best experiences are hiding in the place you already call home.
Getting around downtown Oklahoma City just got even easier. The OKC Streetcar is now permanently fare-free, giving residents and visitors a convenient way to explore some of the city’s most popular places.
Need a weekend plan? Here's one that blends iconic landmarks, local neighborhoods and plenty of reasons to fall in love with Oklahoma City.
The best neighborhoods don't just give you a place to live — they give you a place to belong.
From live music and country concerts to world-class horse shows and cat videos on the big screen, there's no shortage of ways to make the most of your weekend in Oklahoma City. Here are a few events worth adding to your calendar.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Find out who is representing you at the state and federal levels.
We’re not just saying it’s cost-effective to move to OKC; outside economic researchers prove it.
We’re not just saying it’s cost-effective to move to OKC; outside economic researchers prove it.
The Better Life Blog is what you need to know about OKC in your first 100 days of relocation.
