The Chickasaw Nation-owned Exhibit C Gallery is set to relocate to a new 10,000-square-foot space in Oklahoma City’s Horizons District in early 2025. Positioned next to the First Americans Museum (FAM) and the forthcoming OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark, the reimagined gallery will offer expanded exhibits and introduce artist studio spaces.
Prepare for Oklahoma City’s unpredictable winter storms by having a plan to protect your home, family, pets and vehicles.
The holiday season in Oklahoma City is a magical time, offering opportunities to meet Santa Claus at various enchanting locations. Here's a detailed guide to encountering the merry man in red in OKC:
Are you feeling merry and bright this holiday season? We’ve put together a list of some of our favorite Christmas light displays around town to help you see the OKC metro in a new light.
Need to relax after a long day? Chill out on the Devon Ice Rink, back at the Myriad Botanical Gardens for its thirteenth season! The outdoor rink promises another great winter of real ice-skating and seasonal food and beverages.
While the year may be wrapping up, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber is far from it! Learn more about upcoming events and join us as we continue to connect with city leaders and business professionals.
With the holidays rounding the corner, now is the perfect time to embrace the spirit of giving and support the core of our community – local businesses. For this Small Business Saturday (Nov. 19, 2024), discover the unique, one-of-a-kind gems scattered across our vibrant city. To make it even easier for you, we’ve selected a few local shops in each OKC district. Happy shopping!
AFAR magazine has released its annual “Where to Go” list for 2025, naming 23 destinations worldwide that offer a mix of cultural, natural, and emerging travel experiences. Among the destinations is Oklahoma City, which has undergone a major transformation in recent years. From a growing film industry to a revitalized dining scene, the city is drawing increased attention as an up-and-coming U.S. destination.
One of the most magical parts of the holiday season is watching our little ones open the special surprises we worked hard to find, wrap and share with them. It can also be exhausting to find those gifts. So, we’ve made a list of local Oklahoma City stores to help you easily discover the best gifts for your little one.
This Thanksgiving, it’s time to let someone else do all the prep, cooking and cleaning! The following spots promise a unique and delightful celebration alongside a delicious menu.
The 2024 By the Numbers report from the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber shows that the region continues to experience significant growth and economic expansion. From population increases to sector growth and improvements in workforce development, the report provides an updated snapshot of the area's ongoing development.
The city’s MAPS 4 projects are progressing swiftly, showcasing exciting developments. Below are some of the latest updates of current ongoing projects in Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma City has been awarded nearly $2 million in grants from the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) to fund sidewalk improvements near five elementary schools. The funding is part of the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) and will help enhance pedestrian safety around schools identified as top priorities in the city’s bikewalkokc master plan.
Oklahoma City has received a $975,000 federal grant to plan transit-oriented development along Classen Boulevard, from NW 10th to NW 48th streets. The grant, awarded by the U.S. Department of Transportation, will fund a plan to encourage transit-friendly development, affordable housing and improved pedestrian and bike access along the RAPID NW bus line.
The Advanced Manufacturing Lab represents a $1.4 million investment, partly funded by a $580,000 Workforce Advancement Initiative grant championed by Rep. Stephanie Bice and former Sen. James Inhofe. The space is flexible, allowing equipment to move freely between instructional areas to support diverse training needs.
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.
Husband-and-wife duo Brad Oldham and Cristy Coltrin of Brad Oldham Sculpture, based in Texas, were brought in by OAK developer Ryan McNeill, who met the couple through a mutual business partner. Coltrin focuses on the character of each piece, while Oldham leads the sculpting. Together, they created a series of public art installations inspired by Oklahoma’s history and spirit.
In a major follow-up to developments surrounding the future of professional soccer and an exciting entertainment district coming to downtown Oklahoma City, an advisory committee has now been established to help shape a representative vision for the community. The OKC for Soccer Committee, announced last week, includes 33 influential civic, business, sports and cultural leaders from the region.
As the Oklahoma City Thunder prepares to kick off another exciting season, our community has plenty to look forward to, both on and off the court.
Tommy Bahama, a pioneer of the combined restaurant-retail experience, will make its debut in Oklahoma with the opening of a Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar at OAK in Oklahoma City, OK. The Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar, scheduled to open on October 30th, embraces the brand's easy, relaxed spirit with a casual new concept where guests can eat, drink and shop.
The recent unveiling ceremony at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark marked the announcement of Oklahoma City’s Triple-A baseball team’s official rebrand to the Oklahoma City Comets.
‘Twisters’ drives major economic impact with $42.6M spent in Oklahoma City. “Twisters” exceeded expectations upon its release date, in which its box office performance doubled opening weekend projections, earning $81.25 million domestically.
With Halloween just around the corner it's time to strategize for maximum candy collection! For those who want an early start on Halloween fun without the late-night candy rush on the 31st, here are some great options.
To help manufacturers in the Greater Oklahoma City region secure the talent needed to grow and maintain a national presence, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber helped launch Oklahoma’s first chapter of the Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME) program.
Oklahoma City has earned a spot as one of North America's top 50 up-and-coming tech talent markets, ranking 19th in CBRE's latest “Scoring Tech Talent” report. The city is rapidly closing the gap with leading tech hubs like Omaha and Huntsville, thanks to a robust and growing workforce of 22,590 tech employees, recognized as the third largest among the markets identified in the report.
One of the staples of fall in Oklahoma City is Pumpkinville at the Myriad Botanical Gardens and this weekend is the last chance to experience the family fun for yourself this year.
Oklahoma City has been ranked 17th in a new report highlighting the best U.S. cities for small businesses in 2024, reflecting its strong entrepreneurial spirit and supportive environment for business growth.
The Bradford House, a boutique hotel located in Oklahoma City’s vibrant Uptown district, has been recognized in the 2024 MICHELIN Guide as one of the country’s outstanding hotels, a first-time accolade for Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City ranked 4th lowest in unemployment among large metropolitan areas with populations over 1 million, reporting an unemployment rate of 3.3% in August, according to preliminary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
To help businesses in the Greater Oklahoma City region access the talent they need to grow, succeed and sustain a national presence, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber helped establish Oklahoma’s first chapter of the Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME) program. This national program combines academics and hands-on training to equip students with the skills needed for high-demand, globally competitive manufacturing careers.
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