Cute touristy area with lots of restaurants and the canal. It has always been clean when I have…read morebeen down there, and it is very popular at night. I really like the murals, and the character of the area.

Been awhile since we were in bricktown at night. The place was buzzing. There was a concert at the…read morepaycom center, the port had a show and it's Saturday night. The restaurants were really busy which is good. They have the canal drained. First time I've ever seen tht. The place was pretty lit up and you could hear music and people enjoying. Very large police presence on the Main Street going thru but I imagine tht s fir traffic control after the concert. Lots of construction going on just west of bricktown which affects the traffic flow. We got out of there before the concert let out

Award-winning artist Brad Oldham and Christy Coltrin designed a set of monumental public artworks,…read moreCloud Trees and Cloud Puncher, that are installed in the Oak District. The two sculptures by the husband-and-wife artist team Brad Oldham and Christy Coltrin are so beautiful. Cloud Trees is a grove of stainless-steel sculptures with mirrored "cloud" canopies. These canopies change to reflect the shifts that occur throughout any given day. This reflects both the local weather as well as the people who interact with the space. The trees just draw you in. Love how they change as they reflect the light during the day and then the darkness as night falls. So creative. So beautiful. Cloud Trees.

Beautiful bridge that sets the tone over the highway for a growing and forward thinking city. The…read morebridge opened in 2012 and it connects Upper and Lower Scissortail Park. Total cost for the pedestrian bridge was $5.8 million, which does not seem too high for the complexity and the amount of steel used. At night, it is lit up for many to enjoy and it. The bridge was inspired by Oklahoma's state bird, the scissor-tailed flycatcher.

beautiful bridge with nice walking path on both sides. lit blue at nighttime. nice photo op.read more

Absolutely, a great place for fun things to see and delicious food to eat. Aurora is my favorite…read morebreakfast, lunch the Mule, Empire pizza, and a great little Mexican place. So, many fun stores, DNA, Out on a limb, Dig it (eclectic), and Folklife to name a few. Check out the best thrift store in the state, Granny's which sits right in the heart of the district. Also, free yoga class on Sunday. And don't forget a snow cone when you leave, located in the big metal building. All walking distance. My friends and I visit every weekend for food, yoga and shopping. Cool murals by local artist also displayed. They also feature music and dancing throughout the year. Love this little cool niche. The only downfall is parking, but still not too far to walk if you park in an adjacent street.

Took a ride over to the plaza district just north and a little west of downtown. This is an artsy…read morearea with all types of salons, restaurants, clubs, galleries and murals. Was a little overcast today so the murals didn't pop as much but they are still pretty cool. It wasn't to busy when I got there but it was starting to be. I lucked out and found a free parking spot right on the Main Street thru it. Great place to relax and enjoy when the weather is a bit warm. Mist of the restaurants have patio seating available.

The plaza district is covered with murals and paintings along with street art and all different…read moretypes of art work to get your attn. The colors really pop when the sun is out. Each one tells a story or is associated with the business it's located by. Always a good time and good eats or just enjoying the art.

Take the time to check out the Plaza Walls! They are unique to the Plaza District. Different…read moreartists are highlighted.

This blue hippo statue in Edmond, Oklahoma, is a fun and quirky roadside stop right along historic…read moreRoute 66. With its chunky, cartoonish design and relaxed pose clutching a phone, it brings a lighthearted vibe to the area and makes for a great photo op. The backdrop sign proudly welcomes you to Edmond with Route 66 shields and local landmarks, adding a bit of hometown charm to the scene. Whether you're a road-tripper, public art fan, or just passing through, this cheerful hippo delivers exactly what it's supposed to--whimsy, smiles, and a little splash of the unexpected.

I've lived in OKC for many years and saw a picture of the staircase on social media. I thought it…read morewas an AI generated April Fools joke! My husband and I drove to midtown yesterday and it was amazing! Lots to do in the area and a unique sight to see!

"I could have done that!" "But you didn't!"…read more I've not seen an artwork like this and it is definitely different. This rusted fire escape is suspended between two buildings in Midtown Oklahoma City. It was salvaged from a nearby hotel and is named after the double helix of DNA that it sort of resembles. The fire escape, which originally stretched from the third floor into the basement of the hotel, was removed via crane during the renovations. After one of the building's owners saw it suspended in midair during the moving process, it was decided to preserve the spiraling structure and give it a new home in the sky above a nearby courtyard. [Review 16218 overall - 58 in Oklahoma - 1724 of 2021.]

Harrah is a small town about 25 miles due east of Oklahoma City. Population is just over 6000 as of…read more2020. It has all the amenities of the larger towns with out all the hassles of traffic and stop lights. They have a very wide array of local restaurants. Tim Holt, who starred in treasures of Sierra Madre with Humphrey bogart spent his retirement there and is interned at memory lane cemetary in town. Check them out