The nice little park is named after Oklahoma native and pilot Wiley Post who died in a plane crash…read morewith Will Rogers. It's along the banks of the Oklahoma river on the near south side. They have added the USS OKC (submarine) memorial to the park and added tht to the name. This is an awesome park with shaded pavilions and other areas. Many different playscape areas fit the kids with places for the adults. There is also a mini amphitheater for bands. Places to sit along the river and just enjoy. It was pretty warm today but the place was buzzing with activity.

The park was hopping with activity this morning. Mostly the city maintenance crew out mowing and…read moreweed eating. They also had guys with backpack blowers to clean the sidewalks and paved areas. I'm guessing they want to get it cut before the rain comes back in. They have it looking pretty good.

I use to come here all the time when I was a teen and have lots of memories here. I took my kids…read morehere as an adult and they loved it. The trail around the park is also pretty cool if you want to do a short walk.

Thanks to @DowntownOKCInc, this was one of those magical nights in my pretty little city that I…read morehope I will always remember. I could have lived anywhere, but I chose to stay in my hometown. Some days, especially election days, this decision makes me wonder if I need a psych evaluation. But on a n ight like the night of Starlight Supper, I know I am of sound mind and body. Because nights like this are why I chose to stay. A couple of lovely people were passionate about the need for a clinic at Emerson School. They happen to also be passionate about food, wine, and the importance of a few evenings in one's life spent in repose, dining under the stars in the crisp night sky and few hundred thousand twinkle lights. They happen to know how to blend those two passions into a massive fundraiser (seemingly just by smiling and calling in a few hundred of the thousands of favors they've done over the years). The four courses were amazing: I guess that's what you get when you ask four of the city's best chefs to harness their power and create a course of a meal, crafted to be remembered for a long time to come. It probably didn't hurt that LOCAL, Flint and Urban Wine Works are some of my faves - I haven't been to Vast yet but surely I will love it. The champagne cocktail from LOCAL was my favorite drink of the evening, but I certainly enjoyed the several different kinds of wine from Urban Wine Works, my home away from home. One of those nights where you bump into a lot of folks you like, a few you love, and one or two you'd happily give a kidney. Sitting in the shadow of two of my favorite buildings in Downtown OKC, 17 years after I first started working Downtown, I just had to smile and be so thankful for the opportunity to live this life in the city I love.

We attended Starlight Supper 2017 and it was just gorgeous! The grounds were taken care of and the…read morelighting/ambiance couldn't have been any better! The food was good and the Cabernet was great!

Attended an OKC baseball game recently and had a fantastic time. The mascot and their rally team…read morewere super fun and really add to the festive atmosphere. The game was great with top notch baseball all evening. To top it all off was a fireworks display. Family friendly. Highly recommend!

Great stadium for a minor league team! Hard to have a bad seat with the layout they have…read more The food is good but over priced like you would expect at any ball park. Lots of variety of stands, so make sure you check out all the options before you get in line somewhere.

Good people, good selection and good atmosphere! They have all your disc golf needs! Disc, baskets,…read morebags, swag and tips. They have it all and you can get your drinks and snaps in the same parking lot

Walking through Oklahoma City, I was impressed by the numbers of gardens and green spaces…read more Loved my stroll through Meinders Garden on a sunny spring day in April. The sky was blue accented with clouds. The weather was so pleasant. It was nice to take a walk, just relaxing and enjoying the moment. Parking was also so easy and very inexpensive. Parallel parked for just $2 an hour at the garden. What a treat while enjoying nature.

Review #44 Location:…read more This garden is on the northeast corner of Myriad Botanical Gardens, across from the Colcord Hotel; where N Robinson Ave & Ron Norick Blvd meet to the east of the garden, & W Sheridan Ave on the north side. Reno Ave is to the south. The official address for the Myriad Botanical Gardens is 301 W Reno Ave, OKC, OK 73102. Description: A specialty garden with ponds, walking paths, trees, flowers in the spring and summer, and a terrace for events. There is a large fountain at the entrance on the NE corner. Parking/Transportation: There is limited metered street parking around the gardens. You have to either park a few blocks away off the street or park in one of 6 parking garages, which are anywhere from 1-4 blocks away. Even better, you can use the new OKC Streetcar and get off at the Myriad Gardens stop on the northwest side on S Hudson Ave. Basic Info: This garden is one of two specialty gardens within the Myriad Gardens 17-acre Square. The two specialty gardens were funded by the Herman and LaDonna Meinders Foundation. (Side note: Wow, now I've heard of a 7th woman with my 1st name; although there are many in Italy and elsewhere I just haven't heard of many.). This garden was constructed in 1997 and completed in 1998. Side note: I created this business on Yelp and added the first pictures and tips. I've actually created close to 100 or more on Yelp, but I haven't tracked all the ones I've done; as I was too busy giving compliments, liking pictures, tips and check-ins, of my Yelp friends and others on Yelp! Posted on 27 Dec 2018

Stop to throw a few with my new discs but the wind was just so crazy it wasn't worth the trouble…read more The park is in great shape or at least the front part tht I could see. The baskets are great. They built a new sidewalk at hole 1 which doubles as a tee box. The grounds were cut. I noticed they are closing off access on one end of the parking lot. Not sure why but I imagine there is a reason. I tend to stay away from here after it starts getting dark.

Haven't been out here for quite some time so we decided to get an early round in before the heat…read more The course is in good shape behind the school. There's a nice little play area at the start. The first 7 holes are thru the trees. Not heavy ground cover just some low ceiling areas and trees to maneuver around. The lady 2 holes take you out into the sun and some fields. In hindsight in the future we will play 8-9 first then work into the shaded areas. The grounds were mowed and trimmed. It's a little confusing to follow with out the use of the UDisc app which shows maps. I'll be back here.