The best stadium the fans are electric and the food is amazing and the video boards are great.read more

Malcom, the MC ruins the entire game. He is so loud he makes our ears hurt and all his stupid…read morepromotions are uninteresting. He has to go, cannot tolerate him another year.

I had a great experience at the OU New Mexico game! Although I am a die-hard UCF Knights fan…read morethrough and through, I do have love for OU. The staff was friendly throughout the stadium, and the bathrooms were readily accessible. Being a former student myself, I understand how rowdy things can get at a college football game, but we did not experience any of that here. It was definitely a fun first-time experience for my kiddos. Be prepared to walk a bit due to limited parking. Also, if you are not familiar with event parking, be prepared to pay for parking at generous neighbors' homes and nearby businesses. The closer you are to the stadium, the higher the prices go. Of note, they do have pedicabs after the game if you need a lift to your car. Boomer!!

Beautiful stadium even at night. Campus pretty much empty for Christmas break. Meeting friends at…read morestadium parking lot venturing out in norman to hang out!

My mom is a HUGE Dino fan, so I brought her here for the dinosaur exhibit during the OU Alumni…read morefamily event. It is AMAZING! The scavenger hunt motivated us to look even more closely to the details of all the exhibits, which I am glad for. I travel the world and go to the Natural History Museums in every country. While this one isnt the largest or most extensive, it really does Oklahoma proud with its quality and display creativity!

Take the kids or grandkids for a visit to the museum. Older kids will want to read everything and…read morepull open doors. Younger ones will just be looking and wondering. Our favorite is the dinosaur displays. There is even a lady that will give you interesting facts. For second level, you can ride elevator and see them from up high. Or kids may love to walk the long stairs up. Currently they have a traveling bug section but it's really a small play area. They do have a worker there to keep control of the area. It's not too big, so just a couple hours. It's super clean, quiet during week. They do have a gift shop also. Cost is 10 and seniors 8. A great place to visit once a year.

We were visiting Oklahoma City for a few days and decided to stop here on our way to check out the…read morecampus. It was a very nice place. We found free parking in the student union parking garage which was nice. We then explored the student union and found it to be a great place for students or visitors to hang out. Next we walked around the campus a little and made our way over to the football stadium. There were many great picture taking opportunities. Our only disappointment was that the bookstore was not open.

Very excited for our son to begin OU in the fall. We've been impressed with the school every time…read morewe've visited!

It was a fun date day activity! I like to drive fast and so does my boyfriend so a little fun…read morecompetition was great! The track crew was relaxed and the instruction was clear. The carts weren't fancy but they were fast. The course was good and had me thinking how I could hit the curves to go even faster. You will feel a little dirty after but that's part of the experience. Ps: I won.

So much fun for the family. Second time have took my son for his Birthday!! He absolutely loves it…read more They are so nice and helpful.

The Firehouse Art Center has been investing in the community for decades, and they offer a myriad…read moreof creative opportunities for individuals of any skill level to take some time exploring the arts. They are beginner-friendly, where people come for one class and then come back over and over again. They make friends in class and then take other courses together - it's a great place to network with artistic people. Through innovative programming, the Firehouse Art Center continuously reevaluates its course offerings to meet the community's interests. Glass and jewelry classes always fill quickly. However, the subject matter varies significantly from there. A painting class may focus on landscapes, people, multimedia, animals, or abstract designs. Other offerings include photography, pottery, drawing, crocheting, sculpting, calligraphy, and paper arts. Classes are offered in four- and eight-week courses, with additional, shorter workshops usually on weekends. Classes may be skill-level restricted, but most offer individuals of any interest or skill level the opportunity to start and try their hand at a new art. "It's not about perfection; it's about the process," said Dr. Nikki Krumwiede, Programs Coordinator for the Firehouse Art Center. "Art allows individuals to learn a new skill, but they also get to express themselves in ways they might never have previously." Through courses, art exhibitions, and art events, community art centers allow individuals to make new friends, explore new skills at their own pace, and positively engage in their community. "Investing in yourself expands what you believe is possible," said Tricia Edwards, artist and international inner flow guide. "Whether learning a skill that fuels your imagination or flexing it through creative expression, you break free from rigid thinking and open doors to new opportunities. By strengthening your capacity for curiosity, imagination, and expression, you 'unlimit your beliefs,' your choices, and the life you never knew was possible." The Firehouse Art Center offers art courses and events for children and parents/children. They haven't forgotten Fido and Fluffy, either, hosting events that feature and benefit pets. "We are a community resource," said Dr. Krumwiede. "We welcome anyone to come by; pop your head in and see what is happening and how you can get involved. We love meeting new people and showing them around the Firehouse." For anyone ready to start giving back, the Firehouse Art Center offers several community investment opportunities. Individuals can volunteer for differently abled individuals in classes, at art events, or the Healing Studio. If a person is artistically inclined, they might want to teach a workshop; if the response to their workshop is positive, they might be asked to teach a course. Other opportunities to get involved in community arts include Art Forces, a free program for veterans and active service members; Zoo Sketch, where individuals learn about drawing through sketching animals at the Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Gardens; Equality Club, dedicated to promoting equality through the creative expression of visual arts; and Art After School, which offers a delightful array of creative courses for children of all ages. A list of events and courses is available at the Firehouse Art Center, 444 South Flood Avenue in Norman, or at normanfirehouse.com.

Sorry this place is very unorganized. They charge alot of money including materials and then have…read morefew of these when you take the class. They didn't fire multiple pieces during our class and had very little glaze. We went back after the class and glazed the pieces, and they threw them all away supposedly. They even threw away clay that had been purchased by students. Sorry this is not acceptable to charge people for supplies and not follow the process all the way to the end.

The employees were very nice an the seating area was clean as were the rows. The seats reclined and…read morewere heated. It was a comfortable watching experience. They also have subtitle devices for those that are hard of hearing.

Five dollar movies on Tuesday ! Smaller theaters, which I love! Spacious seating! Love that the…read moreseats recline and have optional heat!

I came here for an EDM night. I'd been complaining that there is nothing going on in Norman, so I…read morewas thrilled when I heard about this. I had driven by Opolis many times, but had avoided the bar scene because I wasn't keen on running into people I'd gone to HS with. Luckily, the night I went there was no one from my HS class, in fact there weren't that many people at all and the music was fire! Normanites need to do better and support businesses and local music scenes like this. The cover charge was minimal at $8 and the drinks were good.

June 2, 2023 I went to Opolis tonight and it was a blast…read more From what I gather a group of "fascinating and eclectic young individuals" have shown enterpreuneuship and taken ownership of this club in the recent past and are putting together a unique vision into action. This is a good place for entertainment at University of Oklahoma - good people, good times and great experiences. I was a bit early and got introduced to these owners and it was the begining of the wonderful experience. - I had the delicious house Pineapple punch with rum which was excellent and just one glass put a "buzz in my turban" - I got to see the menu and noticed a yummy array of food but did not eat as I had already eaten my dinner! Will be there tomorrow to eat! - The ambience of the place reflects on the warmth and friendly nature of the ownership! The bar was well stocked and well kept, the premises were very clean and there was a sense of pride in what was being done. The outside patio was very charming! - The service was impeccable and as I mentioned in the earlier paragraphs there could not be a friendlier place! Thank you Addi, Lane, Eli, Sarah, Ethan and Julius for looking after me so well. You people are going to go places. To summarize, I had an excellent experience on the above these three categories and I will be going to the dance party on the 3rd!! I strongly recommend this venue for anybody's entertainment needs and a place to get together with friends! As far as entertainment- there was an out of state "modern country western band," Tommy Goodroad and his band, and it was their first gig in Oklahoma. It was excellent stuff played by a very talented band with the artists playing a whole spectrum of originals and cover music. Hope to see you all at the Opolis sometime soon. Have a great weekend!! Regards Baljit