Just had a great time at 314 this evening.the drinks, food and service was top notch. My friends…read moreand I wandered in, there was a musician playing folky music and the crowd was intently listening. We couldn't have thought of a better place to spend our night. It was a very special evening, would recommend for all to go. If you're into a vibey scene with friendly service and stellar drinks then I would recommend trying it out

The Shen Yun Performing Arts was at the Oklahoma City Community College visual arts center. This…read moreis a phenomenal dance troop formed in 2006 specializing in Classical Chinese dance accompanied by traditional Chinese instruments. Their aim is to showcase China before communism. It's fairly controversial and there are pros and cons to the meaning but I won't get into tht. It's up to your interpretations. The center is an awesome place for these types of events. It's a little pricey so do you due diligence before you decide to go or not.

My friend is currently taking some film classes at OCCC because she wants to film a documentary on…read moreBreathwork; what is is, what it can do, who it's for etc. Not bad for a 70 year old retiree and former hippie. Apparently one of the perks of being a student is she can get two free tickets to any performance at the OCCC Performing Arts Center. When she told me she wanted to go see Wizard of Oz on ice, I said "You know what? Heck yeah!" I love L. Frank Baum's original classic and while the story on ice took some liberties with the story (certainly an interesting interpretation) some parts of the original story were enacted as they were in the book. I was so blown away by the talent, the costumes etc that what really blew my mind was that these are not theater students at OCCC. These were professional performers that travel around and OCCC contracts them for a show. Tickets typically start around $30 and are free for students. That is just such a nice perk! I also have to mention that this center is state of the art. The seats we had were great (we expected nose bleeds and that was not the case) the lighting was top notch, the bathrooms were clean and orderly, the staff was professional and welcoming, the facility is maintained well. I have to come back to see something else, I believe in March they will be having a Pink Floyd laser show.

So this is open at specific times when announced and they have beautiful shows. The performers I…read moresaw on my visit were all very talented and they played a range of musical instruments including vocals. Very stunning performances in an extremely intimate setting The house is incredible and is decorated in a way that I describe as a movie or show; you see something new each time. The architecture is stunning, and it's such a beautiful neighborhood

First time at this museum. I brought a client to the Deck the Halls (Santa claus pictures, fix…read morereindeer food and writing letters to Santa). The building is beautiful and the exterior patio has a grand place to host weddings, showers or any special occasion. The Wayman tisdale exhibit has a nice tribute. The Oklahoma hall of fame is a great recognition of many great Oklahoma's.

We went with a big group for a tour. Our tour guide whizzed us through as fast as he could, and did…read morenot allow us to work with some of the interactive parts of the exhibit. Otherwise, I think it would've been more interesting for the kids because after all, you know, kids like to touch things. we did learn some interesting things throughout.

We were on a Letterkenny theme date night so we bought tickets for a OKC Warriors vs Shreveport…read moreMudbugs hockey game. I'm not even a sports fan but it was so fun! Parking and entry were super easy, the bar was small but had all the cold beer & spiked hot chocolate we wanted. Concessions were quick and great (we had hot pretzels & cheese, a lot of people were ordering pizza). The staff, the "regulars," ALL the people were super friendly. It was such a chill, welcoming place. I didn't know what temperature to expect, I was fine in two layers but next time I'll bring gloves & beer koozies. The only snag was it was really hard to find our seats, there are no ushers and not much signage. But once you figure it out you don't need signs. Overall we had an awesome time, the ice center is a fantastic spot to watch hockey, and we can't wait to come back!

This is a fun little activity in OKC. Homeschoolers can skate on Thursdays for $12. A nice escape…read morefrom the August heat! The young man working the skates was very helpful and personable!

Hands down the best venue in the city for an indoor concert. If you like the arts, you will love…read morethe OKC ballet and the symphony. From Diana Krall to Il Volo, local national and international performers enlighten the stage. Across the street from the OKC museum of art, The Civic Center is the place in town to escape from the quotidianity and let the music, artists and the performers tell their story.

Bartender Bri was the best, super fast, friendly, and knows how to mix a drink. Super fun vibe for…read morethe ballet!

We used to be a Markwell Lights (ML) family, but that stopped being a thing. Then we found out…read moreabout the Miranda Family Lights (MFL) last year, and that became our new family tradition. As far as technical skills are concerned, MFL would qualify as being several steps above ML. In fact, comparing them doesn't seem fair because MFL is a full-on elaborate production, while ML was... not that... But the MFL has some minor annoyances that we haven't really seen with ML. Namely: (1) the MFL is one house, while the ML was like a whole street, and (2) people are people (or another way to put it, people are jerks). I'm not talking about the Miranda family. They seem like wonderful people; I don't know them, but I do know what their LED children look like. The MFL cycles through approximately 10(ish) minutes of a very 80's themed show. What we experienced though was that people camp out in front of the house for more than one iteration of the 10 minute show, and then everyone behind these inconsiderate people has to just... sit there and wait. Literally, every 5-10 minutes, there should be movement of at least 5 vehicles. But when we went, we arrived at 5:40 pm (or thereabouts), and didn't get in front of the house until 6:20 pm, and we were just around the corner from the house. There was no reason it should have taken that long, except for the fact that people were being ill-mannered butts. In fact, I'm starting to think these are the same people who cut lines at the movie theater (remember movie theaters?), or think it's okay to yell at fast food employees. tldr; cool lights, but the show could almost be a little shorter to get people to cycle through faster; like... cut a couple of the songs out maybe? We will definitely be back, but we'll be better prepared next time to explain to our toddlers what's causing the hold-up, without using the words "because people are jerks."

A huge heaping helping of holiday cheer. The most impressive dancing house I've seen anywhere, and…read moreI've trekked to see a lot of light shows in my day. Terrific soundtrack and multimedia experience. They also make pre and post Christmas versions of the show to maintain maximum relevance through NYE. Bonus points for terrific signage and their helpful traffic flow messages that clearly assist with keeping their neighbors happy during all the mayhem. They even do an abbreviated show for the high traffic pre-Christmas weekend - sheer brilliance. To cap it all off, they collect donations for charity the whole time, too. Look for them on the Great Christmas Light Fight TV show in 2019. Wishing the Miranda Family all the best and sending gratitude for this awesome display of holiday spirit.

Honestly not a good place to eat. Maybe if you're looking for a trailer park style whiskey shooting…read morejoint maybe but not for dinner. We ordered the "supreme" pizza (picture attached) and when we questioned why it only had a few pepperoni and a few sparse sausage balls we were told (by the manager) that "the menu doesn't say what's F$@ing on it." If I ordered chicken fingers and you brought a salad I would ask the same question even if the menu didn't say what's in the meal you call chicken fingers. Unbelievable that a restaurant has so many good reviews when it treats customers like that. We will never return. Silver lining - the quality of the cheese they use is quite good.

I just happened to swing in and give this place a try as I was waiting on friends. This is on the…read morebeating path but off. In other-words it's unique enough to stand out from the other places in bricktown! I had a beer and classic slider. Damn yummy grub!! And a total repeat. I went early in the Saturday evening so the live music wasn't set yet and it wasn't crazy busy. There are lots of tvs to catch a game or two. And the bartender was friendly and people around me chatted while great music from the jukebox. Lastly they have fireball and Jager on tap. Like I said a definite repeat hangout.