Positive Things to Do in OKC During the Pandemic

Schools closed, restaurant dine-in banned, most sports events and concerts cancelled…what is there to do during this pandemic season in OKC? While this may be shaping up to be the strangest Spring Break Oklahoma has ever seen, you can still enjoy and support OKC. So take a moment, turn off the news or your social

Prix de West: An Artistic Peek into Life in the Wild West

The National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum has long been one of my absolute favorite art museums in Oklahoma. I especially look forward every year to the Prix de West. The Prix de West is a prestigious nationwide Western art competition hosted annually by the Museum and it involves more than 300 pieces of art.

American Banjo Museum: Foot Tappin’ Fun for All!

“Pickin’ and grinnin’” is a phrase often associated with banjo playing. I have to admit that my experiences with the American Banjo Museum have only left me smiling! I had wanted to visit the Banjo Museum in OKC’s Bricktown for a while before I finally got a chance. The Museum admission is already quite cheap

RIVERSPORT: OKC’s Top-Notch Adventure Park

It’s the middle of another hot Oklahoma summer. What better time to get into the water? In OKC’s Boathouse District, we’ve got Olympic training-quality water sports, alongside amazing ways to get in the water or climb to the sky for the whole family at RIVERSPORT Adventures OKC.  Plus, read on to learn about how to

Exploring OKC’s 90+ Miles of Trails

Did you know there are over 90 miles of trails in OKC? It’s part of Oklahoma City’s initiative to get people outside into a healthier lifestyle. With the Memorial Marathon this weekend and the weather warming up, I thought this was a great time to give you a guide to some of the these trails!

5 Amazing Ways to Celebrate Easter 2019 in OKC!

Easter Week or Holy Week (as it’s known in the Church) is my favorite week of the year.  As a Christian, I relish the time to take a step back from the chaos of life and remember what Jesus did for me, culminating with the celebration of His resurrection on Easter Day. Plus it’s a

Travel the World Without Leaving OKC!

A Tour of OKC’s Best International Grocery Stores If you’ve traveled internationally, then you’ve likely experienced culture shock when you first stepped foot in a new country: strange smells, foreign languages spoken around you, exciting new flavors. It’s that very feeling that can be so addictive to those who love traveling. And even if you

This OKC Museum Makes Time Travel Seem Possible!

Fly a helicopter in the Vietnam War. Sit at a desk of an Indian school and watch educational film on atomic bomb drills. Sing in the musical Oklahoma! You can do these things and more in the interactive and multimedia experiences at the Oklahoma History Center, which will have you feeling like you’ve really traveled

Eat Your Way Through OKC’s Asian District!

Happy Chinese New Year! How about celebrating by going to eat at some of my favorite spots in OKC’s Asian District? Pho Pho is a Vietnamese noodle soup, usually served piping hot with noodles and meat and vegetable garnishes brought separately to be added at the eater’s discretion. The first time I was introduced to pho,

5 Free Things You Didn’t Know Your OKC Library Offers

We all know that we can get books at the library. But what you may not know is that the OKC Metropolitan Library offers far more – from free concerts to TV show streaming! Who doesn’t like free stuff? 1. Free Performances and Classes Over the years, I’ve enjoyed everything from Irish music concerts to