This is a very moving monument located inside of veterans memorial park. It has the Wall of Honor,…read morewhich reflects the names of locals lost. There are wooden carved figures of soldiers from the different campaigns. I noticed one was missing, so I hope it's just in for repair. There are also flags and plaques throughout the park. Was a nice place to stop for a moment and giving thanks to those tht have given the ultimate.

You really have to take the time to stop and visit this place or, like me, you'll just drive by it…read moreall day. It's well kept, and a nice place to sit and contemplate a few minutes.

Every year it is a family tradition to come skate at our local park or Devon ice rink…read more Located near the Botanical Gardens in beautiful downtown OKC. We had a blast. The only issue is the ice is not smooth and you do have to watch yourself with small children falling down. We appreciate the military discounts on skate rentals as well as the Myriad member discounts. All in all, great experience.

I visited the ice rink at Devon Park in Oklahoma City, and unfortunately, the experience fell far…read morebelow what I expected. The biggest issue was the lack of supervision for kids. There were children skating recklessly with no staff paying attention or enforcing any safety rules. It created a chaotic environment, and it honestly didn't feel safe for anyone trying to enjoy the rink. The customer service was also extremely disappointing. From the moment we arrived, the staff seemed annoyed and uninterested in helping. A few of them were downright rude, acting like answering simple questions or providing basic assistance was too much to ask. It really set a negative tone for the whole visit. The quality of the rink itself didn't help either. The ice was very uneven, full of rough spots and grooves that made it hard to skate smoothly. It felt like it hadn't been properly resurfaced in a long time. For a place that charges admission, I expected way better maintenance. Overall, the rink has potential, but it seriously needs improvements in safety, customer service, and ice quality. Until changes are made, I wouldn't recommend it and probably won't be returning anytime soon.

Thanks to @DowntownOKCInc, this was one of those magical nights in my pretty little city that I…read morehope I will always remember. I could have lived anywhere, but I chose to stay in my hometown. Some days, especially election days, this decision makes me wonder if I need a psych evaluation. But on a n ight like the night of Starlight Supper, I know I am of sound mind and body. Because nights like this are why I chose to stay. A couple of lovely people were passionate about the need for a clinic at Emerson School. They happen to also be passionate about food, wine, and the importance of a few evenings in one's life spent in repose, dining under the stars in the crisp night sky and few hundred thousand twinkle lights. They happen to know how to blend those two passions into a massive fundraiser (seemingly just by smiling and calling in a few hundred of the thousands of favors they've done over the years). The four courses were amazing: I guess that's what you get when you ask four of the city's best chefs to harness their power and create a course of a meal, crafted to be remembered for a long time to come. It probably didn't hurt that LOCAL, Flint and Urban Wine Works are some of my faves - I haven't been to Vast yet but surely I will love it. The champagne cocktail from LOCAL was my favorite drink of the evening, but I certainly enjoyed the several different kinds of wine from Urban Wine Works, my home away from home. One of those nights where you bump into a lot of folks you like, a few you love, and one or two you'd happily give a kidney. Sitting in the shadow of two of my favorite buildings in Downtown OKC, 17 years after I first started working Downtown, I just had to smile and be so thankful for the opportunity to live this life in the city I love.

We attended Starlight Supper 2017 and it was just gorgeous! The grounds were taken care of and the…read morelighting/ambiance couldn't have been any better! The food was good and the Cabernet was great!

Son loves playing here, fields are well maintained plus there's concessions an ample parking…read more Looking forward to future games.

Couldn't park to go to a game. With all the fields in one place and two long, skinny parking lots,…read moreit's nearly impossible. If you're hauling stuff and kids, it's worse! I heard the fields are awesome, but some more thought should go into scheduling games, and they at least shouldn't plan to re-construct everything during the season.

Was out around the lake and I had not seen this place before. It's set back off the road on the…read moreeast side of the lake. It's maintained by the (OEF), Oklahoma Earthbike Fellowship. They have 4 different color coded trails to follow and approx 12 miles of trails that is mostly for beginners or intermediates. There are some technical areas tht require you to pay attn. OKC requires a day pass or a yearly pass which are pretty cheap. Not sure how they would know but why take a chance. You can get those at the marina. Enjoy.

Good people, good selection and good atmosphere! They have all your disc golf needs! Disc, baskets,…read morebags, swag and tips. They have it all and you can get your drinks and snaps in the same parking lot

Yukon lights have always been a must to drive through every year. I think this year you will look a…read morelittle different and a little harder at all the wonderful displays. To think someone has worked extremely hard for hours to set up these lights for our enjoyment. This year we did see some new things, the guitars that were beautiful and a blue tree that was stunning. Things may be the same , not sure, but I seem to see some I might of missed or forgot from previous years. The train is something we have never done, just too cold for me. Still cute to see running around the other lights. You will need to make sure you visit all 3 of the areas. Also it's a tradition for us to pull through the one neighborhood that is right past the main display then proceed to next area. I want to mention that they take donations! After our recent visit to Branson lights, with a price of $25.00 a car and weekdays $20.00, we should all be putting in a little extra! Times are hard for some but lights are totally worth seeing so if you can help balance it out for the families that are hurting in the pocket book. $$. Get there early to line up , like 5:30 and plan at least 1 to 2 hours. You can park and walk alittle, take pictures, listen to music and be in the most peaceful place in this Covid time of our lives.

It was so amazing! The lights were super cool. Also neat that they are all individual donors and…read morededicated to the theme of who donated.

Stop to throw a few with my new discs but the wind was just so crazy it wasn't worth the trouble…read more The park is in great shape or at least the front part tht I could see. The baskets are great. They built a new sidewalk at hole 1 which doubles as a tee box. The grounds were cut. I noticed they are closing off access on one end of the parking lot. Not sure why but I imagine there is a reason. I tend to stay away from here after it starts getting dark.