3.5 stars to be exact. First, the turn-out was great which restores my faith in Oklahomans when it…read morecomes to artistic activities. The volunteers and staff were very friendly and welcoming. The variety and quality of the art were awesome. I was most impressed by the paper plates dress. I was hoping they'd serve drinks, and they did. The food trucks didn't attract too many customers, surprisingly. So, why it missed 1.5 stars? The videos featuring the spotlight artists had no sound or could not be heard. The part where they announced the sponsors, artists and winners was not well-organized and did not capture the energy this event needed. I actually felt like it was lacking a bit of, well....momentum. :)

A great event to showcase local artists in a laid-back and cool atmosphere. This year's venue, The…read morePlow, 29 E Reno was especially cool. With its open floor plan and minimalist vibe it was a perfect place to highlight the art. And highlight it did - from the lighting to the upbeat atmosphere, the art was the star of the show, and rightly so. The curated show featured a wealth of up and coming artists in OKC, giving them a showcase they rightly deserved. The art sales were by no means exclusive, with art for ever price point, especially in the Marketplace, where items could be purchased for as little at $10. The cocktails flowed, artists and patrons mingled, and a good time was had by all. The turnout was great, as Okies love to support local! This event is a great opportunity to give local artists a place in the spotlight.

The Oklahoma Railway Museum is NE of downtown OKC. It's a nonprofit, volunteer-run attraction…read morededicated to preserving and sharing the history of railroads in Oklahoma. They have all the cars, locomotives of all types and sizes, and a 19th century depot with gift shop. You can walk in most cars, get on a few engines and at certain times they offer rides. Not a very long one but cool for the kidos. They have different themes for the holidays as well as Halloween. At Christmas they have the Polar Express with story telling, hot chocolate and visits from Santa. It's priced reasonably. Whether your a train buff, or into the history or just want to see the trains it's a great place. Check for hours of operation.

My kids love the experience about Santa and performance, we were in the VIP cart, and we got some…read moresouvenirs mugs. They serve hot chocolate and walker shortbread, we have a tray that we can put our food so this is the main reason that I booked VIP cart so the drinks don't spill. However the trays are extremely dirty, they don't seem to clean them between rides. The hot chocolate also tastes like sweet brown water. Kids love the experience just ok for adults. Ambience: 10/10 Price:5/10 Food:5/10 Service: 10/10

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.

Wow, what a cool place!…read more We've seen billboards for this on 35 every time we head up to OKC for a regatta so we decided to visit on one of our trips. I wasn't expecting much, and actually lowered my expectations when I arrived and saw the boring building that looks like it belongs in any strip mall, but the displays were pretty awesome. You could spend days here. The number of different skeletons was staggering and they're organized nicely, with some funny Easter eggs in the displays. Well worth a visit for kids or adults.

Cool place, such a RANDOM location but glad they have private on site parking. My son and I enjoyed…read morethis little museum and spent about an hour viewing the displays. We appreciated the variety of animal skeletons available but this is defiantly a view only and not interactive museum. For what it is, it's good.

Nice small college baseball field. Fairly well kept. Not a whole lot of seating, might want to…read morebring your own chair & umbrella to block the sun. Sits to the NW of the football stadium.

I been to the drive in movies and they are decent and I appreciate that we still have drive in…read moremovies left stay open as long as yall can

I love a good old fashioned drive in. It's cash only to enter with a $20 fee for outside food and…read moredrink. The concession accepts cash and card. The popcorn is the best! I enjoy the pizza too! No refills on drinks. But I love that a large ice cup is just 50cents. Rhe restrooms are small and outdated but clean enough It's always a good time here. Again the best popcorn ever.

We took the grandkids to see "diary of a wimpy kid ". It was really well done! They did a great job…read moreon the backdrops and the staging! And the little kid actors did such a fantastic job! I was prepared to be bored and instead I was pleasantly surprised!

Pre-K class enjoyed The Snowy Day play. Great lil play in this quaint small space. The actors were…read more entertaining for small kids to enjoy. They kept everyone's attention and everyone enjoyed the snowball fight.

I was over in the area snd hadn't been here in a while so pulled in. Did not realize they were…read moreclosed on Sunday so just checked out the grounds. With firefighters in the family and having been a volunteer firefighter back in my younger days it has a special meaning. Especially the Wall of Honor for the fallen. This is a great place to look at the history of fire fighting and some of the antique equipment they used. Highly recommended stop.

Small but mighty. A visit with a 2 yr old is always…read morequestionable. He was surprisingly interested. Most kids love Firetrucks. When you first walk in get pics with their heads in cutouts. To the side is a small toy firetruck to ring bell and another pic. Along wall are cases of antique toys and anything to do with firetrucks. Our grandson loved looking and pointed alot. I know he would of loved to get ahold of the things. Very interesting to see changes over the years. Several full size trucks on display along with pictures. Toward back a table for children to color, having several different fireman pictures. A case with newer Paw Patrol items was fun for grandson to see also. We purchased him a t-shirt too.