I cant speak for the venue, but they are incredibly rude to their neighbors, blasting out…read morebeat-heavy music at high decibels that you can hear through walls from a mile away. This goes on for nights at a time, deep into the night! This behavior does not exemplify Oklahoma values of respect for ones's neighbors!

I took my relative here to escape from her crummy life for a weekend. Some perverse staff member…read morecalled the police, concerned I was human trafficking someone who looks like me and shares my mannerisms. $350 for a room, gross accusation, and interrogation. Steer clear of these sexist women.

We attended a wedding and everything went well. It was a beautiful outdoor ceremony. We took…read morepictures outside and liked the outdoor swing. The reception area is spacious. The indoor bar worked well. Restrooms were large and clean.

What a beautiful spot! Perfect for an outdoor wedding. The view was spectacular…read more We stuck our heads inside before we left the outdoor venue and it looked expansive, lots of room for dancing, lots of tables, a stage, back bar, and a kitchen (I think). I would definitely recommend this spot for your next nuptials! :)

Built in 1948, the Big 10 Ballroom was a major music venue in the 50s and '60s, featuring…read moreperformances from the biggest performers like Ray Charles, Count Basie, The Temptations, Ella Fitzgerald, Ike and Tina Turner, and James Brown. Over the years, the building fell into disrepair and was in poor condition until Lester Shaw purchased the facility in 2007. Doc Shaw is the Executive Director of A Pocket Full of Hope, a nonprofit providing access to music, theatre, dance videography and photography classes to young people ages 7-19 to help them graduate since 2000. He saw it as an opportunity to find a permanent location for its programs and restore a historic Civil Rights Era facility. The venue has been completely refurbished and it opened to the public in 2023. It is a beautiful venue for any event, especially one needing a stage and a full-sized kitchen. For smaller events, the lobby could be an option. There are beautiful pictures of artists who played there on the walls. The ballroom's capacity is at least 300 depending on the table/chair setup. If you want to learn more, there was an episode of HGTV's "Build it Forward" show featuring Doc Shaw and his wife Brenda, who were recipients of a grant from Lowe's to help restore the facility. Doc Shaw is also an amazing musician and teacher. Their episode is on season 2 and it's called "Hope is where the heart is".

Nolan, Grey, Tamara, Borogue, and everyone at Post Oak Canopy Tours treated our group great! And…read moremade us nervous types feel at ease. We had a blast! And yes, we will be back for the Christmas zip-lines!

We had a great time! I have not zipped since college and girlfriend had this on her bucket list…read more Thank you, Brogan, and Sarah for making our zipline a safe, and exhilarating experience. Also thanks to our driver Tam for getting us to our jump point. We had such a great time we are already making plans for a night run! Thank you again to the young team that made our day what it was.

The event was so well put together, it was a cool place! Thank you for having us! I really loved…read morethe building, it's so elegant and beautiful!

This is an intimate event venue. They usually have meet and greets. Really laid back atmosphere…read more The seats are all floor. All on the same level. Hasn't been an issue for me but if people in front of you stand you'll need to stand too. It's a non-smoking facility. You can exit and reenter as often as you would like and they have ample restrooms. I'm a nonsmoker. The downside to this place is that you have to walk through the extremely smoky casino to get to the space. A big upside is management seems to really care. I witnessed multiple men in suits with mops in hand to try to help their janitors with spills on evening.