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.
Oklahoma City offers a variety of events throughout October designed for Halloween enthusiasts and those eager to celebrate the fall season. From family-friendly events to attractions tailored to older audiences, Oklahoma City provides something for everyone.
The Oklahoma City Action Center is a lifeline for residents to address concerns in and around neighborhoods and surroundings. The Action Center is a subdivision of the City of Oklahoma City to serve as your one-stop contact center to report confidential, non-emergency inquiries.
This long-anticipated expansion will provide an inclusive, dynamic space for cyclists, skaters, and outdoor enthusiasts of all skill levels. The park’s enhancements offer something for everyone, from novice riders to seasoned pros, ensuring that the trails can be enjoyed by the entire community.
Oklahoma City has secured a spot on WalletHub’s recent list of the best coffee cities in America, ranking 49th out of 100 cities. This recognition highlights the city’s growing coffee scene, reflecting its commitment to providing residents with quality coffee experiences.
Oklahoma City is celebrating a significant milestone with the grand opening of Lively Hotel at OAK, a new addition to the Tapestry Collection by Hilton.
The Plaza District will host its 25th Annual Plaza District Festival on Saturday, September 28, from noon to 10 p.m. at 1700 Block of NW 16th St.
Oklahoma City Parks and the North OKC Soccer Club hosted a ribbon cutting and community carnival on September 8 to celebrate the beginning of the first phase of remodeling and expanding the C.B. Cameron Sports Complex.
The city of Oklahoma City’s MAPS 4 initiative is moving quickly to enhance sidewalks, bike lanes, trails, and streetlights citywide, advancing its vision for a safer, more accessible community.
Softball has a rich history deeply embedded in American sports and culture, with Oklahoma City playing a key role in its evolution. Craig Cress, CEO of USA Softball, attributes the sport’s success in Oklahoma City to strong leadership, supportive citizens, and organizations that chose to invest in it.
Exciting changes are on the horizon for the entertainment scene in OKC, and among the most anticipated projects is the multipurpose stadium that will be built near Bricktown. A core MAPS 4 project, this cutting-edge facility will further enrich the vibrance of downtown and serve as the future home for a variety of sporting and entertainment activities, including professional soccer for women and men.
Canoo, a high-tech advanced mobility company, recently announced plans to migrate its engineering workforce to its two Oklahoma locations – Oklahoma City and Pryor – as well as plans to relocate its corporate headquarters to northern Texas.
Midtown Oklahoma City is excited to announce the return of 10 Buck Lunch Week for a third time, offering $10 lunch specials from 20 local restaurants. The event will take place September 9-13, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day, providing an opportunity for everyone to enjoy affordable, delicious meals while supporting Midtown’s vibrant dining scene.
The Oklahoma City Airport Trust has officially renamed the state’s busiest commercial airport to OKC Will Rogers International Airport.
To celebrate the rich cultural diversity in the Greater Oklahoma City region, September will be filled with exciting multicultural events. Throughout the month, the city will come alive with a wide array of performances, food and activities that highlight the different cultures present in the city.
Voters in Oklahoma City have approved a measure to increase the city's hotel tax from 5.5% to 9.25%, a move expected to significantly bolster tourism and help our city tell its story.
Oklahoma City’s Myriad Botanical Gardens has achieved national recognition, securing the 99th spot in a recent survey of America’s most breathtaking views.
Scissortail Park, a transformative 70-acre urban greenspace in the heart of Oklahoma City, is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a new event, the Core to Shore 5K, on Sunday, September 1, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
A new 3.3-mile bike lane is now open in Northeast Oklahoma City, offering cyclists a safer and more convenient way to navigate the area.
A research study conducted by Tourism Economics revealed that in 2023, Oklahoma City welcomed 24.1 million visitors, resulting in an annual economic impact of $4.5 billion. The study traced how visitor spending flows through the local economy, affecting employment, wages and tax revenues. This economic activity generated $358 million in state and local taxes, effectively saving each Oklahoma City resident $1,326 in taxes they would otherwise pay.
RIVERSPORT offers a wide array of classes and programs designed to introduce and immerse enthusiasts in the world of rowing, with one of the standout options being the Learn to Row course.
This dynamic co-working and entrepreneurship hub offers essential resources like mentorship programs, networking events and flexible workspaces designed to stimulate business growth and innovation.
The Chamber is supporting an effort to increase the City’s hotel tax to provide more funds for the promotion of Oklahoma City as a visitor destination. The Oklahoma City Council set the vote for August 27.
Oklahoma City has earned a spot on Fortune's list of the 50 best places for families to live in the U.S., celebrated for its affordability, family-friendly environment, and diverse recreational opportunities.
As "Twisters" continues its impressive box office run, grossing over $155 million domestically in its second week, the film is also drawing attention to Oklahoma’s scenic and versatile landscapes. The Oklahoma Film + Music Office (OF+MO) has seized this moment to release a "Twisters" Filming Map, highlighting the diverse locations across the state that were pivotal in bringing the film to life.
The Western Trail Exhibit at the National Cowboy and Heritage Museum is an upcoming exhibit open for viewing from September 13 to November 17.
If you have a four-legged friend then there is nothing more needed than a great dog park. Whether your dog likes to meet new friends or just stretch their legs, the metro is filled with amazing dog parks. Here is a small sampling of some of our favorites but this is far from an exhaustive list.
Have you ever been asked, “What is there to do or see in Oklahoma City”? Once you complete the Visit Oklahoma City Insider training, you will be an expert on all things Oklahoma City.
One thing that consistently surprises newcomers to our great city is the width and depth of Oklahoma City’s bioscience sector.
Oklahoma City boasts an increasingly diversified economy with many sectors who are busing their fields to the next level.
New tax credit for software engineers created.
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.
