Whether you're looking to dance in the streets, cruise the river, or cheer on champion canines, Oklahoma City has something fun, free (or nearly free), and fabulous for you this week. Here's your go-to guide for can't miss happenings from June 24 through July 1.
If you’re new to Oklahoma City or just looking for a great way to explore local culture, the Prix de West Invitational Art Exhibition at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum is a must-see.
If you’re new to Oklahoma City or just looking for a great way to connect with the community, there’s a brand-new spot you’ll want to check out. The OG&E Coliseum at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds opened earlier this month, marking the completion of an $82 million project. It’s a big step forward for the city and a fresh chapter for a venue with a lot of history.
Oklahoma City ranked No. 1 lowest unemployment rate in April among the 56 U.S. metropolitan areas with a population of over 1 million, signaling strength in the local economy.
Oklahoma City's film industry is experiencing a remarkable surge, positioning the city as a burgeoning hub for filmmakers and creatives.
Welcome to Oklahoma City! If you're new to town, this week offers an exciting array of events that showcase the city's vibrant culture and community spirit.
It is a big week in OKC as the Women's College World Series action starts, Pride events start all over OKC and more.
Oklahoma City has been recognized again as a Tree City USA for meeting standards that support tree planting and care.
As more employers prioritize converting interns into full-time team members, preparing young talent for that transition has never been more important. InternOKC offers a one-day, high-impact experience that helps interns feel connected to their workplace and to the Oklahoma City community.
The Paseo Arts Festival, the Paseo Arts Association’s largest annual event, returns Memorial Day weekend to support local artists, artists from across the country and businesses in the Paseo Arts District.
Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer, and Oklahoma City offers a full lineup of ways to enjoy it. From family-friendly festivals and outdoor concerts to ballgames and nature trails, the city makes it easy to fill your long weekend.
Named one of the “20 Coolest Film Festivals in the World” by MovieMaker Magazine, the deadCenter Film Festival returns June 11-15 with five days of screenings, panels and events in downtown Oklahoma City.
From brunches to cruises and outdoor fun, Oklahoma City offers plenty of ways to celebrate Mother’s Day and savor spring. Here’s a guide to some of the best events, dining spots and seasonal favorites to make this May one to remember.
Take advantage of the warm weather with a meal or drink on one of OKC’s best patios. Whether you're celebrating mom or just soaking in the sunshine, there's something for everyone.
Oklahoma City is home to a vibrant network of farmers markets and local food hubs that celebrate fresh, seasonal, and locally produced goods. Whether you're hunting for heirloom tomatoes, handcrafted soaps, or grass-fed meats, these markets offer something for everyone.
National Small Business Week 2025 is from May 4–10, and it's the perfect time to support local businesses here in Oklahoma City.
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.
If you really want to get to know Oklahoma City, not just the tourist spots, but the real heart of it, the Explore OKC Walking Tour is where you need to start!
Oklahoma City’s Will Rogers International Airport (WRIA) announced nonstop service to Cancún, Mexico, offered by American Airlines beginning Nov. 8, 2025.
Moody’s Investors Service and S&P Global reaffirmed the City of Oklahoma City’s highest possible bond ratings, citing strong financial management and stability.
Three chefs and restaurants from the Oklahoma City area were named finalists for the 2025 James Beard Awards, one of the highest honors in the restaurant industry.
Spring is in the air, and it’s time to hop to one of the many Easter events happening in the Oklahoma City metro!
April 19, 1995, was a day that made a point in history and changed the city forever.
The Los Angeles City Council voted today (Friday, March 28, 2025) to approve the LA28 revised venue proposal, relocating canoe slalom to Oklahoma City, where it will join softball in top-tier, purpose-built venues. Both Oklahoma City sports complexes are renowned for hosting premier canoe slalom and softball events and are hosting a series of international events leading up to the LA28 Games. This vote was the last step in confirming Oklahoma City’s role in the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Los Angeles.
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.
USA Today’s 10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards 2025 recently ranked Oklahoma City No. 9 among the top 10 U.S. cities with the best street art collections, placing ahead of Portland, Oregon, at No. 10.
Oklahoma’s vibrant maker community is coming together for a monthly celebration of creativity, craftsmanship, and community.
Experience the fusion of fine art and florals at the 6th Annual Art in Bloom at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art.
Oklahoma City has so many unique opportunities that are just there for the taking. Watch our video for more about relocating to Greater Oklahoma City.
Aerospace engineers in Oklahoma get annual tax credit for their work
Oklahoma City has so many unique opportunities that are just there for the taking. Watch our video for more about relocating to Greater Oklahoma City.
The Better Life Blog is what you need to know about OKC in your first 100 days of relocation.
