This is a local acting troop tht has been putting on Shakespeare plays in the OKC area since 1985…read more They use to do them at several locations/parks around the city but now have a dedicated 200 seat outdoor garden area theatre in the Paseo Arts district where they perform during the summer season and at a a local venue or their 55 seat black box theatre in the paseo. They are very affordable and family fun. It's a good night of entertainment depending on your feel for Shakespeare and what play they are doing.

Really beautiful theater here; they have an indoor and an outdoor stage. The indoor theater is…read morestunning; I love the ambiance and earthy tones. The outdoor area is sloped perfectly, and it allows for an ideal stadium seating type view. They have a great speaker system for the outdoor area along with stadium style lighting. Lots of activity from birds and really beautiful nature around the outdoor space There are four entrances I could count... there may be more lol. Two are in the art gallery; one off of paseo drive and the other in parking lot off 29th and dewey. The other two entrances I saw led directly to the outdoor stage that came from the alley on the south between sauced and the theatre, and then 29th street on the north The art gallery is artsy and they have a small concession stand in there with canned beer, wine, water, soda, and some chips and candy. There's also a small clothing store/art gallery attached on the north side

We have only been here once but we were so pleased to find another cool art spot in OKC. We…read moreattended one of their annual events and left thoroughly entertained, wide eyed, and full of laughter! The art was of an adult nature and was done in a super tasteful way that brought in people that would normally shy away. I found a few I would have loved to have hanging in our home! I highly recommend following this spot for upcoming events, I do not thing you will be disappointed.

This is great alternative to the outdoor park when the weather is chilly and kids are young. It's…read moregeared towards the 1-5yo age group, though my kids (7,8) engaged in some interesting self-created hula hoop hopscotch before we left for more sunshine. Kudos to the folks at IAO for lending gallery space to the community in the cold months. Plenty of kids were playing with Legos and blocks and big empty tubes (IT'S A LIGHTSABER!) and strolling though the turf. We saw bowlers and fishermen and women, a sand table, and a koosh soccer ball. If my kids were younger, we'd be enjoying this free open playroom as long as it's installed!

I've heard of the Spirit Fair, but this was my first year to attend. It takes place during a…read moreSaturday from 11:00am -6:00pm and on Sunday from 11:00am -5:00pm and the cost to attend is $7.00. They have speakers, classes, sound bowl healings, psychic readers, aura photos and interpretations, books signings etc. i don't know if it takes place at the same location every year but this was at the Marriott in Midwest City and it was a smaller conference area than I had expected, but they had really great vendors. All of the readers are in the middle of the room and outside of that circle are vendors selling crystals, books, oracle cards, vitamin supplements, healing modalities, jewelry etc. I was able to get a reading from Devonna and she was kind hearted and wonderful. She had a long waiting list and while she only charges $30 for what is supposed to be a 15 minute reading, she does not run on time because she goes over that allotted time with everyone. I liked that she didn't ask me a lot of questions and she gave specific, detailed predictions and knew things without me telling her. This is how I know she is trustworthy. She was honest, but she was gentle. I used to love getting card readings and have always been careful about who I allow to read me, but a couple of years ago I received a reading from someone who pretty much broke my heart with how he delivered messages and I will never do that again. I am grateful that friends encouraged me to get a reading from her, because they trusted her and knew I would find her insights to be interesting - and they were right!

Our first time here on Sep 25, 2025, to attend the premiere of the "Intimate Apparel" play. The…read morevenue was smaller than I thought, but it was clean and cozy. Upon entrance you see the will-call window. Enter through the red door to the left. There were a few tables with chairs in the middle, art for sale on the wall. And then double doors to the left to the theater and bathrooms to the right. All the way at the back had a small area selling drinks and snacks. They're advertised as a local theater, but the caliber of the talent was phenomenal. The actors transported us back in time to tell this beautiful and sad story. We thoroughly enjoyed the performance, so much so that we already got tickets for their next play, "Beer for Breakfast" (Oct 17-Nov 2, 2025).

It is time to buy your flex pack of tickets to see CST's Season 41 which starts SEPTEMBER 13-29,…read more2024 with play called MAKING SWEET TEA AND OTHER SECRETS - a dramedy by Paul Elliott. There are 8 plays in the season but you can buy smaller packages. We sometimes are gone and use our extra tickets to later bring friends to a different play. That is the beauty of flex packs. CST has a great reception area with art on display and they sell drinks including cocktails, and snacks. The theatre scene is alive and well in Oklahoma. We also like Jewel Box Theatre and the Civic Center. The play's description: Winn Dottie and Ruth Hamilton have always kept their lives in order, living each day in rural isolation and contentment. All of that changes when the sheriff drops a battered teenager on their doorstep and asks them to keep them safe. The question is--can these two older women get past their own ingrained ideas of how life should be to protect a teenager they don't even understand? Making Sweet Tea and Other Secrets refers to all the hidden bigotry, prejudice and even brutality a town will turn a blind eye to, until forced to bring those secrets to light and fight back. AACT New PlayFest Award Winner, 2018. "A well-disciplined peeling away of prejudice and intolerance." -- Lincoln Journal Star.

We had an amazing time!! The kiddos loved every ride we went on. The slushy drink was delicious!…read moreTrain rides along with hayride was a lot of fun you get to see more of what attractions they have. They have lots of photograph areas that are absolutely adorable!! The corn maze was short and fun! Definitely bring your own water bottles bc you will get so thirsty with having so much fun!! The only issue we had was grouchy employees at the new ride attraction. You definitely have to be a kid loving person to work in a place like this. Definitely will be back for the 3rd time!

Thunder Valley Raceway is the best and run by some of the best owners as well as staff they employ…read more Always there to lend a helping hand for you. From the food staff to the starting line guys. Owners are willing to listen and assist you in anyway they can. years ago I had to sell out everything I had due to cancer I beat it. I bought this car to have fun with and the help of the entire staff at Thunder Valley it was always been there to answer my somewhat annoying questions. I'm looking forward to taking this car out there as soon as I can and learning how to drive it. Any help would be greatly appreciated from fellow racers. Thank you Jerry McIntire. (AKA...... DOC)

It is a quarter mile race track. There are plenty of bleacher seats and standing room, they offer…read morefood and drinks, and the grounds are easy to walk. I have not raced cars or motorcycles at other tracks, but the track here seems well kept. Some things do concern me about how oil spills are cleaned up when a racer's motor blows out, but Thunder Valley seems to do a great job at cleaning up the oil and keeping racer and viewer safety priority. The race slips they offer have several readings regarding distance, speed, reaction time, and time; the most popular lengths are 1/8 and 1/4. It says your time and mph for the distance. I hope to share pics of slips as soon as i find them. There are several lanes open for automobiles and a couple lanes for motorcycles. There is a burnout area just before the staging area with a great light tree to assist with pre-staging and staging. They have public events with spectators where the public can race their vehicle, and events with private racers but the public is spectating.

This is a really fun community event in which people picnic and a band comes and plays in the park…read more It's organized by The Depot and they manage to find really great acts, not all of them are local! Great for couples, families, friends and well trained pets. Located in Lion's Park right across from the Firehouse Arts Center. It could not be a more perfect venue.

Hadn't been to the Oklahoma Opry since they moved into bricktown. They have teamed up with…read moreUniversity of Central Oklahoma (UCO) at their music school downtown while they are remodeling one of the old warehouse bldgs to be their new home. This is a small venue which was sold out tonight. I seen something that said 200 capacity but tht would be pretty tight I think. Anyway they had it set up with 5 rows across in front of the stage with anywhere from 12-16 chairs per row. They weren't all the same. Then around tht were round bar top height tables with tall chairs(weren't very comfortable IMO). Behind tht was the sound guy and the snack area. Candy, popcorn, side, water, coffee etc. They also were offering a root beer float which I found odd but hey. Why not. Everything was reasonable. Raised up a bit so they could make a profit but not gouging like some places. The acoustics were decent and the sound didn't overpower. They have shows there most Saturday nights with local talent. Parking is usually 10 bucks in most of the lots but there was a concert at the Paycom arena so parking lots don't mind gouging at it was 20 but if you were going to use one of the city lots with their online pay credit float a loan if you are going to be there for awhile.

I've been involved with the Opry for 33 years as a performer and artist development coach, and it's…read morealways been a special place to me. If you're looking for a family-friendly live music experience, you'll enjoy hearing some of the most up-and-coming artists take the stage right here in the heart of Oklahoma. Many well-known musicians have started their journeys on this stage, making it a great place to catch rising talent. Get ready for the next Grand Ole Opry in Oklahoma fashion!