Bricktown Entertainment District
Oklahoma’s most unique entertainment destination and neighborhood, is the vibrant home to many restaurants, nightclubs, sporting facilities, shops, attractions, condos, and a spectacular canal. 405-236-8666
Bricktown Water Taxi
Water Taxi runs a continual service like a bus. All Water Taxi Ambassadors narrate points of interest along the way. 405-234-8294
Oklahoma City National Memorial
The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum was created to honor those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever by the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. The Memorial and Museum are dedicated to educating visitors about the impact of violence, informing about events surrounding the bombing, and inspiring hope and healing through lessons learned by those affected. 405-235-3313
Chesapeake Boathouse
The development of the Oklahoma River south of Bricktown in Oklahoma City has attracted national attention for events and recreational activities. Advanced cardio and weight training equipment, yoga classes, bicycle rentals, rowing, kayaking and dragon boating. The facility is also available for wedding receptions, corporate functions, field trips and more. 405-552-4040
Cox Covention Center
Large scale convention and meeting facility. It also hosts major concerts, conferences, and other large scale events. The complex houses multiple meeting rooms, conference and convention space, dining halls, and a 15,000 seat multi-purpose arena (one of the city's three major arenas). 405-602-8500
Oklahoma City Museum of Art
The Oklahoma City Museum of Art, located in the heart of the downtown Arts District, offers a variety of exhibitions, films, and educational classes, in addition to amenities such as the Museum Store and Museum Cafe. 405-236-3100
National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum
The history and culture, romance and ruggedness of frontier life are depicted in a wide range of exhibits in this large-scale museum. Paintings by well-known artists Charles Russell and Frederic Remington are the highlight of the Atherton Art Gallery. The American Rodeo Gallery features a bunkhouse, a display of brands and a barbed wire collection. Walk through Property Junction, a life-size recreation of an authentic frontier town. 405-478-2250
Civic Center Music Hall
The Oklahoma City Civic Center Music Hall combines historic elegance with cutting edge technology. While the building is dressed in classic limestone, stainless steel, and authentic art deco chandeliers, the electronics and acoustics are state of the art. The venue hosts everything from ballet to Broadway and public to private gatherings. Weddings, receptions, parties, and performances have all previously chosen the Civic Center. 405-297-2584
Oklahoma City Philharmonic
The Oklahoma City Philharmonic has been around in its current state since 1988 when Joel Levine and a number of city leaders formed it. Before then, the Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra was widely known and popular for decades. The Philharmonic now has performances from September to May with a Classical and Pops concert series as well as the Discovery Family Concert Series. They also have signature holiday concerts and educational outreach concerts. 405-842-5387
Lyric Theatre
Year-round musical theatre company. Performing both classic and contemporary musicals at the Thelma Gaylord Performing Arts Theatre in the Civic Center Music Hall, Lyric also features edgier, more mature shows performed on the "Second Stage." 405-524-9312
Ballet Oklahoma
Lights, dancing and music! Oklahoma City Ballet, formerly known as Ballet Oklahoma, performs October through April in the Civic Center Music Hall in downtown Oklahoma City. Active for more than 30 years, the Oklahoma City Ballet has brought some magical shows to the stage as well as operating a ballet school with training for people ages 4 to adult. 405-843-9898
Festival of the Arts
An event with 40 years of history. Six days in downtown OKC at the Festival Plaza, Stage Center and the Myriad Botanical Gardens. Visual artists from all over the nation combine with performance and culinary art to present an amazing Oklahoma event. Face painting, poster artwork and pottery making for the kids as well as shopping, live performances and great food for the adults.
Ford Center
Home to the Home to the Oklahoma City Blazers (Central Hockey League), Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz (arenafootball2), and since serving as a temporary home for the New Orleans Hornets (2005-06 and 2006-07 NBA Seasons), Ford Center has become the official home to the Oklahoma City Thunder (beginning with the 2008-09 NBA season). The SMG-managed facility also plays host to major concerts, family events, ice shows, sporting events and the latest in show stopping entertainment. 405-602-8700
Lake Hefner
Lake Hefner has 18 miles of shoreline and 2,500 surface acres. Lake Hefner has a 10 mile bicycle paved trail that circles the lake. Premier sailing spot, and also provides for great kite surfing and wind surfing. There are several restaurants on the west side of the lake overlooking the water.
Myriad Botanical Gardens
This indoor and outdoor garden oasis features a spring-fed lake stocked with Japanese koi and native Oklahoma fish. Crystal Bridge Tropical Conservatory recalls paradise with palms, orchids, exotic plants, butterflies, lizards, and a cascading waterfall. Outside, stone pathways wind along running streams, through Meinders Gardens (with its perennials and shrub specimens), around freshwater ponds, and by beautifully landscaped grounds. 405-297-3995
Rocktown Gym
Premier rock climbing destination in Oklahoma City. Featuring indoor and outdoor top rope and lead climbs up to 90 feet, bouldering, and instruction. We cater not only to the die-hard expert climber but to families and those of all abilities seeking adventure. 405-319-1400
Blazers Hockey
Members of Central Hockey Leagues, the OKC Blazers draw crowds at the Ford Center each winter season. 405-235-7825
Redhawks Baseball
Minor league baseball team based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The team, which plays in the Pacific Coast League, is the Triple-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers. The RedHawks play in AT&T Bricktown Ballpark, located in the Bricktown Entertainment District in downtown Oklahoma City. The team was originally known as the Oklahoma City 89ers from 1962 to 1997. 405-218-1000
Thunders Basketball
Professional basketball franchise based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. They play in the Northwest Division of the Western Conference in the National Basketball Association (NBA). The Thunder will play home games at Oklahoma City's Ford Center during the 2008–09 NBA season. Formerly the Seattle SuperSonics.
Express Ranch Clydesdale Center
Beautiful Clydesdale horses are housed in this renovated 1936 redwood barn. The horses are featured in competitions, parades, and special events. Children can play on wagon's that are hand crafted. The center also includes a large loft with historical exhibits and a gift shop. 405-478-2412
Frontier City Theme Park
This western-themed amusement park features more than seventy-five rides including the Hangman, a wild freefall. Enjoy the four thrilling roller coasters, fabulous water rides, games, live shows, entertainment and attractions, all situated in an authentic old 1880's western town. Paul Bunyan's Tiny Lumber Town provides lots of fun for the littlest hombres!! Ask about season passes that also work for White Water Bay Water Park. 405-478-2412
White Water Bay Water Park
What can be better on a hot summer day than water, water, and more water! This popular park features more than 30 water rides, slides, pools and water games. Brave-hearted visitors will enjoy Cannonball Falls, a slide that ends in a six-foot drop and Acapulco Cliff Dive, a sixty-five foot freefall. For those that want to take a more leisurely pace, Kids Kove is a roomy "soft play" area that will entertain younger children for hours. 405-943-9687
Mat Hoffman Action Sports Park
The park is a skate- or ride-at-your-own-risk, non-supervised facility designed for skateboards (34” maximum length), in-line skating (four wheels maximum per skate) and BMX freestyle biking. 405-297-2211
Oklahoma City Zoo
Often ranked as one of the top 10 zoos in the United States, the Oklahoma City Zoo is also the oldest in the Southwest. With over 100 landscaped areas and a number of exotic animals, the OKC Zoo features special exhibits such as the Cat Forest, Great EscAPE, Butterfly Garden, Island Life, and Aquatics.In addition, there are special shows, concessions, tours, outreach programs, rides and picnic areas. The Zoo Amphitheater is also a treat, offering outside live music. 405-424-3344 and 405-602-6664
City Arts Center
City Arts Center provides interactive art experiences through exhibitions, performances, classes, and events. The Center is a fully certified member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts and the premier place for arts education in Oklahoma. It is designed for people of all ages and abilities to explore the arts in a creative learning environment. City Arts Center offers year-round adult & children's visual arts classes. 405-951-0000
Harn Homestead Museum
This historic homestead, claimed during the Great Land Run of 1889, is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. School children often come to spend the day here to learn about farm life on the frontier. 405-235-4058
Martin Park Nature Center
Give the kids a chance to explore the great outdoors! A 140-acre protected natural wildlife area is home to dozens of indigenous mammals and 180 species of birds. Experience the unspoiled beauty of native grasses, shrubs, and trees as you stroll along the 3.5 miles of wood chip foot trails. Special guided nature hikes and weekend programs are available. 405-235-4058
Oklahoma Firefighters Museum
This museum features extraordinary turn-of-the-century fire engines that were once used in Oklahoma communities. Oklahoma's first fire station is displayed along with the finest specimens of firefighting equipment anywhere. 405-424-3440
Omniplex
The Omniplex center has more than 350 hands-on science exhibits to see, and if you have little ones (under 6) there is an area with all sorts of hands-on exhibits just for them. The Air and Space museum has one of the most complete collections of this type of memorabilia in the southwest. There are several cultural and art galleries, not to mention the botanical gardens. You can also visit the Planetarium or the Omnidome, Oklahoma's only Imax-style theatre.
405-602-6664
Sam Noble Museum of Natural History
The Sam Noble Museum is located on the campus of the University of Oklahoma, in Norman, Oklahoma, the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History is a great resource for the area and makes for a fun and educational visit. The huge museum is 195,000 square feet with 50,000 square feet of exhibit space and chronicles over 300 million years of Oklahoma's natural history. 405-325-4712
Oklahoma Railway Museum
How would you like to take your children or grandchildren for a ride on a real passenger train, visit a red caboose or an authentic dining car, or even a Pullman car that once ferried earlier generations across the country? 405-424-8222
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