The event which began in 2014 now regularly draws as many at 25,000 guests.
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Oklahoma City Pro-Am Classic brings cycling race excitement back to the city’s downtown districts
The three-day event features courses in Midtown, Film Row and Automobile Alley.
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Cover Story: Professional cycling race morphs into mammoth three-day, family-friendly festival
“Not only are we attracting local and regional teams, but we will attract the best riders in the nation,” said Chad Hodges, OKC Pro-Am Classic founder and race director. “They want to be here.”
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Eats On 8th Food Truck Festival & Night Market picks up festival torch
Eats On 8th Food Truck Festival & Night Market’s season starts March 25.
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Heard on Hurd returns March 19
Heard on Hurd brings musicians, food trucks, families and nonprofits together in its second season of events.
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Chicken-Fried News: Keep truckin’
A local food truck operator is upset about the way trucks are chosen for H&8th and is looking to start his own festival.
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Annual race takes riders through heart of OKC
Chad Hodges is excited to introduce tens of thousands of his neighbors to competitive cycling and nearly 1,000 cyclists to his city.
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Festival attendance continues to grow
Street festivals in the metro consistently draw crowds numbering in the thousands and serve as examples for festivals across the country.
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Like the fair, but better
Not long after the third or fourth H&8th Night Market was held in 2013 at the intersection of N. Hudson Avenue and NW Eighth Street, Brian Bergman, the event’s coordinator, received an interesting email. The email was from the organizer of an event similar to what he was trying to cultivate with H&8th in the […]