As Route 66 celebrates its centennial, 2026 also marks the Year of the Fire Horse in the Chinese zodiac—a symbol associated with energy, boldness and courage. For Oklahoma City, known as the “Horse Show Capital of the World,” it is a fitting moment to spotlight the competitions that bring its horse culture to life and […]
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Cheddar Late Than Never: An Election Night Party in OKC
Let’s Fix This hosts its third election-night event Nov. 3 at Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City, featuring games, comedy and cheese-fueled dancing. The event will combine election coverage with a cheese rave, a dance party fueled by artisanal cheeses. Organizers say the event is intended to give attendees a place to gather and process election […]
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OKC named No. 1 Best NBA City
Oklahoma City has been named the No. 1 Best NBA City in the 2026 USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, adding another national accolade to a city riding high on basketball. The ranking recognizes Oklahoma City’s fan culture, game-day atmosphere and appeal as a sports destination. Paycom Center was also ranked the No. 1 NBA […]
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OKC Zoo Welcomes Zebra Foal Astra
The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden has welcomed a new member to its zebra herd with the birth of Astra, a female Plains zebra foal. Astra was born Monday, Oct. 19, in Expedition Africa and weighed about 82 pounds at birth. She is the daughter of Calypso and Mars and joins her mother, brother […]
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More Than a Bar: The Bluebonnet Celebrates 10 Years Under Local Ownership
Michelle and Tanner Miller took over Norman’s Bluebonnet Bar in their 20s with the goal of keeping a historic local bar alive. On Nov. 7, they will celebrate 10 years as owners with live music all day as they look back on all the memories they have made. “We have come to realize the Bluebonnet is much […]
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Mistletoe Market returns to OKC
The Junior League of Oklahoma City will bring Mistletoe Market back to OKC Fair Park’s Bennett Event Center Nov. 5-8 with holiday shopping, live entertainment and family activities. More than 130 merchants from Oklahoma and across the country will take part, including more than 25 vendors making their Mistletoe Market debut. Shoppers can browse gifts, […]
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OG Picks for Oct 12-18
There’s plenty competing for your calendar in OKC this week, including the Oklahoma City Thunder’s first home game of the season. Add in live music, comedy, Oktoberfest, Red Earth Fall Fest, theater, spooky-season screenings and plenty of fall favorites, and Oct. 12-18 is packed. Here are a few of our picks for the week ahead. […]
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Haunt the Zoo returns for 43rd year
The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden’s annual Haunt the Zoo returns for its 43rd year, bringing weekend trick-or-treating, costumes and fall activities to the Zoo through Oct. 31. The event takes place Saturdays and Sundays, with trick-or-treating from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. This year’s route winds through Expedition Africa, where guests can see […]
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Trick-or-treating set for Oct. 31 in Oklahoma City
Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, and Oklahoma City residents can plan to trick-or-treat on Oct. 31. The City of Oklahoma City does not set official trick-or-treating hours. Residents handing out candy are encouraged to turn on their porch lights to let families know they are participating. OKC Parks is also offering several Halloween […]
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Affair of the Heart returns to OKC Fair Park Oct. 23-25
Braum’s Affair of the Heart returns to OKC Fair Park Oct. 23-25 with more than 475 vendors spread across the Bennett Event Center and Centennial Building. Press Release – October 2026 Up… The three-day shopping event will feature home décor, handcrafted gifts, boutique clothing, jewelry, gourmet foods and seasonal finds, with Santa and Mrs. Claus […]