We attend The Nutcracker annually across several states, and while the OKC orchestra and dancers…read morewere truly wonderful, the storytelling was unfortunately absent in the last two performances. The magic of the Nutcracker coming alive to battle the Mouse King was lost; it felt like beautiful dancing without the narrative thread.

The Sleeping Beauty was my first ballet and I have to say... I really enjoyed it. There has always…read morebeen jokes about how ballets can be a huge snooze fest, but I was fully entertained. The costumes were just beautiful. I couldn't get over the colors, my eyes were just drawn to the stage. The music was just the icing on the cake. I couldn't get enough. I shocked how my emotions can be portrayed with no words. I took my husband and he was surprised how much he enjoyed it as well. Next time will take my daughter too. I didn't realize that this was a performance for the whole family. The ballet is truly for all ages. We will definitely be at the next OKC Ballet production.

As far as auditoriums go, this is among the best I've been to. It boasts a 3,000-seat capacity and…read morealthough I couldn't gauge the exact number, the balcony was huge! The husband and I attended the Sounds of the Season concert here last week and we were impressed with the performance as well as the venue. Not knowing a thing about the center before, we were happy to discover such a well designed and well organised facility with fairly comfortable seating. We definitely look forward to attend more performances here.

The Yukon Fine Arts Center is a great place to host a dance recital or performance!…read more The place can fit I would say around over 500 people and there is upstairs seating as well. The only downfall is that the dressing rooms are fairly small, so it is somewhat hard to fit lots of dancers and parents in the rooms. Overall a great facility and the Fine Arts staff is very helpful.

This was put on by a sort of Gypsy theatrical company called OKC Storytellers. They perform at…read moredifferent venues and locations as well as their own theatre. The specialize in using classic literature and adapt them into a play format. They have been around about 7 years and try and use local talent through educational opportunities and workshops. Was kind of disappointed as the afternoon show was only attended by 25 or so people. The Friday and Saturday night shows may have had a larger attendance.

Matt may not be an art-connoisseur by all means, but he did happen to pass by this Asian Art…read moreGallery to glance through the various exquisite arts, porcelains and sculpture of Asian History perfected by the greatest Asian painters and designers. This is a non-profit organization and admission is free. Various rooms have various types of artworks designed by the elite and talented artists. One room has a showcase of porcelains by many noted artist(s) others have hand painted porcelain representing different holidays. And another room is currently under construction and updated, which is the Oriental Room which has more dishes and arts allocated from Europe. There is also a magazine published monthly to give us update(s) on painting and fine arts designed by the gifted recipients, who puts a lot of effort in creating a priceless work for a Oklahoma Asian Art Gallery.

It's amazing that right here in Oklahoma City we have the Worlds China origination…read more If you haven't stopped in, please do and check out the fabulous artwork from all over. We have people from all over the world drop on this business. I'm not associated with the business but I do live close to it and have been there when out neighborhood meeting used their location.

Perhaps my favorite live music venue in Okc! It's all so up…read moreclose and personal. Bare bones, no food. And, you always make new friends, Everytime!

ACM@UCO is in better shape than some of its counterparts here in OKC. It has a convenient downtown…read morelocation so you can enjoy the area before or after a show. I had a pretty good experience here when seeing DEERPEOPLE and Horse Thief the other night and was happy to see they had a bar with reasonably priced drinks. I've been to shows here before that didn't have a bar and it definitely makes a difference with the crowd as far as weeding out some of the youngins. There were a surprising amount of older adults at this performance actually. This performance lab offers some good, cheap shows that you can almost certainly say in the future you saw a band here before they got 'big'.

As part of my Oklahoma Passport adventure, I decided to take a break from Route 66 and visit the…read moreNational Softball Hall of Fame & Museum. Since I'm a longtime fan of fast-pitch softball and already have tickets for the 2028 Olympic Games in Oklahoma City, this stop was an easy choice. I also picked up my Adventure District passport stamp while I was there, which was a nice bonus. The museum wasn't busy at all--I actually had the place to myself. That gave me plenty of time to read the exhibits, take photos, and enjoy everything at my own pace without feeling rushed. I really enjoyed learning about the history of softball, from its early beginnings as "Kitten Ball" through its evolution into the Olympic sport we know today. The displays featuring legendary players, championship teams, Olympic memorabilia, and Jennie Finch's uniform were especially interesting. If you're a softball fan, there's plenty here to appreciate. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the museum is much smaller than I expected. I was able to see everything in a relatively short amount of time, and while I thoroughly enjoyed the visit, it's probably not a place I'd visit a second time. That said, if you're in Oklahoma City, especially visiting the Adventure District, enjoy softball, or are looking for another Oklahoma Passport stop, it's definitely worth adding to your itinerary. I left with a greater appreciation for the sport and the athletes who helped shape its history.

This museum is located on the Softball USA complex and contains anything you ever wanted to know…read moreabout softball. We took me niece and the rest of her family her as she is into competition softball and has been since she was pretty young. The place is full of memorabilia, pictures, info. Some of it is interactive and others you listen to or read. This is a multi level facility but accessible with an elevator if need be. You could spend hours here and then end the visit in the gift shop where of course we needed souvenirs.

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!

Ou women's basketball team playing Vanderbilt. It's a big nice facility and the energy is amazing…read more As always the concession food is expense not very good!

Here for gymnastics vs Denver. The hospitality didn't…read moredisappoint. $2 beers... If not doing Dry January - I would have loved to quench my thirst. The worker's had smiles on their faces and had good vibes. I even said yes to the daughters and bought a couple pom poms (small wristlet ones) $30+ Kona ice for the win on staying open later... Ice cream that one daughter wanted closed by the time we got over there. The place had clean bathrooms and were easy to find. Popcorn came in a big bag and smelled good. The music was loud enough but not overpowering. The kids zone was a big hit from my two toddlers. I hope to return for another event here. They did a great job... Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma