I grew up going to wedding receptions, baptismal parties, and a host of other family events at the…read more"old" Czech Hall on Czech Hall Road. The "new" Czech Hall (where it now stands) was right across the street from my Granny Stewart's house, and I remember its construction well. Many a night I saw drunken Czech dancers leaving the "new" Czech Hall in drunken stupors, and my granny (not Czech herself) helped serve many a meal of klobásy, noodles, sauerkraut, and kolaches in the building. Bessie always led the polka band back in the day, and that old lady could lead the party 'til the cows came home. (I hear that Milton Shedeck Jr. now leads The Bohemian Knights Band there. Milton's father was the chief banker in Yukon when I was a boy, and his mother, Jane Shedeck, taught my father AND both my brothers in third grade. She was also MY third grade teacher!) I remember the old framed chromolithographs of Jan Hus, Antonín Dvořák, and other Czech heroes that lined the hall, and both my father and grandfather told me many stories about Sokol classes and other events that were once part of Czech-American daily life and integral to the "old" Czech Hall. Many, many happy memories!

It's been years since we frequented Czech Hall. Coming from a long line of Czechs, it was the thing…read moreto do early in our marriage. Recently, a friend held a wedding reception there. The hall is still as I remember it: great dance floor, great layout with a bar included, and plenty of seating area. The stage is still there, and this night it was occupied by the Bohemian Knights, a wonderful band that played all the old ethnic favorites, as well as some new ones. Apparently they have had recent issues with the air conditioning, and have announced that it is fixed. I beg to differ. That was basically our only complaint for the evening---it was too warm in the hall. So warm, that everyone at our table perspired the entire time we were there.

This venue is absolutely incredible and the owners are so so so so amazing to work with. Brides - I…read morehighly recommend this venue!!

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My 6.5 year old grandson just finished the Glassworks summer camp. It was an amazing experience! He…read morewas excited to go every day and his creations were so lovely and impressive. He put on an art show for family after the last day. He was thrilled to share his work and talk about all he learned and got to do.

From the owner: Artrageous offers creative opportunities through art camps, art classes, art workshops, and art…read moreclasses for homeschool 1st to 12th grade students with in-person classes. We will offer venue space for birthday parties, and have community events as well. We will offer changing selfie stations. Artrageous is a community arts center. Easilyocated North of I-40 and near the Kilpatrick Turnpike 10th Street exit. artrageousyukon.com

Very nice place to visit. We will definitely come back! We did the $50 paid tour and Tabitha was…read moregreat! very knowledgeable and was very nice ( even held our toddler as she was getting a bit fussy lol) beautiful horses all of them are very well tempered and tolerant of being petted. The little horse ride machines are awesome too only 10 cents a ride!! Bullet was our favorite- he was so loving and let you love on him a lot!

We had such a wonderful time! The horses are so beautiful and the property grounds are kept up…read morewell. Making an appt was super simple, we showed up during our time slot and took our time roaming through the stables! We were able to pet the horses which was cool and learned a little bit about the Express Clydesdales while one of the trainers was brushing Charger the horse. (Hugeee and beautiful ) would totally recommend visiting this place!

Came here over the weekend for a wedding (and the reception was here too). It's surrounded by sort…read moreof a rustic looking atmosphere. Like there's a silo (I think that's what it is?) right outside the venue and also train tracks right outside too. It definitely feels like you are in a more or less secluded area, even though it's very much still in Edmond. The ground outside the venue was mostly large gravel up closest to the entrance, and small gravel further away (like where most people ended up parking). It wasn't the most level ground, which made it a bit difficult for those of us in high heels! It also didn't help that it had rained earlier that day, so there were tons of puddles... so many that you could barely avoid stepping in dirty water, not to mention the wetness paired with the gravel paired with tall shoes just made for a slightly wobbly walk inside. Not the worst thing ever, but if I were the venue, I'd definitely consider paving more of the ground outside to counteract this! There is a small deck type thing out of the front. They have stairs and also a ramp up to this deck which leads to the front door entrance. Inside was smaller than I expected it to be, but it definitely fit everyone that came to the wedding and the reception. It has sort of a mix of the cute country vibe and the fancy warehouse vibe thing going on. I believe you could see the bricks inside, and there were also barn doors on the windows just for example. There was a small balcony in the back. From what I could tell the only way to get up to the balcony was by stairs. Then through a hallway in the back they also have bathrooms and a groomsmen room and bridesmaids room. Because the ceremony and reception were both here, we had to all go outside to wait for them to switch from rows of chairs to tables. I'm not sure if the venue itself was in charge of doing this, or some outside third party, but it didn't take too long (maybe 10-15 minutes). Luckily, we had food and a coffee bar to keep us occupied while waiting for this switch.

This is the coolest new event venue in the whole metro area. It is located in the heart of downtown…read moreEdmond. In an area that is rapidly developing in to the hottest spot for new restaurants and other shops in Edmond and the surrounding areas. Venue102 caters to Weddings, Sorority and Fraternity Dances, Graduation and Birthday Parties, Quinceaners, And any other event you can think of. I have witnessed a number of Weddings at Venue102 and they are just Amazing.

This is a great family owned business and beautiful space to have a country wedding or family…read moreevent. They offer everything you need from decor, food, natural landscapes, kitchen service and photography options. They book up fast so I wouldn't wait too long before contacting them for your wedding.

Working with Lisa was great. We had many options, and she helped us create a great atmosphere. We…read morehad run into many issues prior to celebrating at Cimarron Fields, and she always stepped in to see if she could help. We ran into issues with the bar supplies, but she told us not to worry about it, and she took over all the phone calls and replacements. She took time to check on us and make sure things were going as we planned, it was a wonderful experience.

Every time my Dad and I come to Yukon, we stay at the Holiday inn express. The staff members are…read morevery friendly. Room 130 is very handicap friendly. It has a shower that my Dad rolls into. He holds on to the grab bars and stands upright. They have a shower seat in it and he easily transfers to it. This room has two beds. I sleep on one and my dad sleeps on the other. They serve breakfast every morning. This is helpful with getting a good nourishing meal. My Dads favorite is the coffee machines. Fresh beans ground for a delicious cup of coffee. If you're ever in Yukon Oklahoma, this place is handicap accessible and handicap friendly.

Very safe area. Many stores and restaurants within walking distance…read more The room was very clean. Very comfortable beds. The TV was great. Iron and ironing board in room. Microwave and refrigerator in room. There is a coffee machine in the room. Desk and chair in room. The pool was cold for my liking. But the hot tub was wonderful! The seats were low, so it actually got your shoulders and neck. The temperature was great! Breakfast was better than most. Cheese omelet, egg white omelet, turkey sausage patties, and regular sausage. They also had pancakes and biscuits and gravy. They had toast and cinnamon rolls. Yogurt and cold cereal and juice and coffee. Also, a few other things. It's definitely not restaurant quality, but it's good for hotel fare. They have a nice fitness center. Front desk staff were friendly and nice. We'd definitely stay here again when we head back home in 2 weeks.

I used Bethany and Jennifer to book my fiancée's birthday trip two years ago. Since we were…read morecelebrating his birthday Let's Go Lux made sure we got a special dinner AND we had the added surprise of our room being decorated while we were out. Booking with them is such easy experience that when we settled on a destination wedding we knew we were going to use them again. Weddings are stressful and coordinating all of the guests can be time consuming. Bethany and Jennifer have made things so easy on me that I've been able to enjoy the planning process with almost zero stress. If anyone is on the fence about a destination wedding you should definitely look to Let's Go Lux to help make their decision.

Bethany Love was a life saver for making our hotel, airline, ground transport, and excursion…read morebookings for my recent trip to Cancún. She also made sure I had all the travel documents I needed for traveling internationally. Planning this trip myself would have been a nightmare but Bethany took such great care of me and the large group that I travelled with. I will definitely be booking trips with her again!