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

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

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.

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

This is the entertainment and sports District of DOwntown OKC. You will find many bars, pubs, and…read moreresturants in this area. Some popular restaurants include Revolution Pizza, Bucktown Brewery, Rendezvous Pizza, and Mickey Mantle Steakhouse. There is metered street parking available throughout the District. Some restaurants have their own private lots and the District is serviced by public transportation, including a train. The District has a bunch of hotels, bars, restaurants, and a baseball field, Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark, home of the Oklahoma City Comets, the Triple-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers. There is also a movie theater there as well. Most of the District of covered by metered street parking and commercial parking lots, but they are both rather reasonably priced. Paycom Center and the Oklahoma City Memorial are just outside of the District. One issue I had with the District was the motorcycles racing u and down the street late at night, they were very loud and kept me up. This area has a storied history and definitely promotes public art. There are some very fascinating murals and sculptures there. You can catch the Water taxis, which provides guests with a guided tour of the city. I was there during the week (Monday-Thursday) and there was not a lot of people roaming the District. I still enjoyed my time there and it was pretty fun. You are surely to end up here if you are visiting OKC. It is a must visit.

@OKGazette Halloween Parade is one of my favorite local events, and I've been both a spectator and…read morea participant. From a spectator standpoint, it is a fun night out, doing something totally different than you normally get to do. The floats are all really well-done, and the personalities of the groups shine through the costumes and makeup. As a participant this year, I got to see some of the behind the scenes of a very well-organized event. How you successfully wrangle that many individual groups with participants totaling into the thousands, I'll never understand. The provided a form that had to be filled out several weeks in advance, with all of our information, and that was the script the Emcees read. (The Emcees were great and their costumes were killer). They sent out a really comprehensive packet of information ahead of time, and then held an informational meeting for participants. By the time the parade arrived we still had any questions, that's our fault! I highly recommend this excellent event every year and hope it is part of the landscape for years to come.

This event is becoming one of Oklahoma City's signature events. I have been coming to it since it…read morewas known as the "Ghouls Gone Wild" parade and it never disappoints. Although I have never particpated, it is a sight to behold. The costumes, floats and genral craziness are a great departure from the everyday humdrum of OKC life. This year I got to experience it from a whole new (and what will likely be a great venue to come) perspective. The parade route was changed and it now goes mostly down the newest area of OKC to go under urban renewal - Midtown. I was fortunate enought to attend the "Cat On A Hot 10 Roof" Halloween Party in the old Packard Building (on NW 10th and Robinson). Yelpers take note...this will be one of OKCs newest rooftop bars when it fully opens, I believe they are going to just call it 10 Roof. It is a part of the new restaurant being built below it - Packard's New American Kitchen, at least that is the tentative name. Owned by the people responsible for the Interurban chain this will be a departure from their traditional burgers and beer menu and offer unique and different offerings from which they catered the Halloween party. I don't yet believe they've decided on a full menu but the bottom restaurant is ultra modern looking and the rooftop deck is divine and will not only be a place to watch the Halloween Parade but no doubt a destination on the rise. I will be glad when it finally opens and appears on yelp to be reviewed thoroughly but just a heads up - this will be another fantastic location in Midtown.

So this is closed and gone forever…read more I don't know who to blame, so I'll blame all of you. edit: okay, nvm they're still around. The tree damage from the recent ice storm set them back a little is all. The light show has suffered a little because of the ice storm, so this year isn't as impressive as it was last year.

Lots of fun! Cool to see a whole block synced up like this. Definitely worth the 20 minute drive!…read moreThere is a donation point for canned goods that benefits the local food pantry and they ask that you enter from 23rd out of consideration for the neighbors.

This was the most fun ever! So many beers, so little time. They also had food but lol! No one told…read moreme

I am honored and pleased that I was given this opportunity to attend Born and Brewed 2016 by the…read moreOklahoma Hall of Fame and Gaylord Pickens Museum! The venue was beautiful and so classy! I enjoyed the appetizers, drinks, desserts, and company very much. The people there were kind and friendly! It was nice getting to meet new people, and mingle over great drinks made and brewed in the state of Oklahoma. A special thank you to Julie and Devon for this unique and exciting experience!

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.

I was surprised by the amount of independent/boutique businesses in Oklahoma City. I was also…read moreimpressed by the art enclave, filled with restaurants and galleries, flanked by the Plaza Walls. Colorful murals, welcoming vibe. Some are rough around the edges, some are very advanced and well done. Walkable neighborhood. Lots of on street parking. Worth your time to explore.

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.]

This was THE event for a shopaholic like me!! I had never heard of Black Scintilla before this…read moreevent, and I'm so grateful I received this opportunity to learn about yet another local OKC shop! The Black Scintilla has the cutest clothes at very affordable prices, and who ever complains about a deal on trendy pieces? Rachel & Chris were incredible - they were so great to us and offered styling tips and other items to go with the pieces we were interested in. I had a really great experience here and couldn't wait to come back to pick up the skirt I purchased the night of the event. You know what that means? Rachel offers free hemming so you (and even a 5 foot tall female like me) can always fit into the clothes you're buying!! There was nothing I could have loved more from this event. Thank you for having it for us OKC Yelp and BS!

Such a fun evening; an intimate boutique brimming with delightful treats for everyone - you, your…read moreboyfriend, your girlfriend, your gay friend, the baby, the cat and the dog. And you. Tonight included treats, drinks, and frenetic styling assistance. The tax discount and Keep it Local bonus only added to the irresistible temptations.