Dan & Kathy's Guidebook
Food Scene
Bricktown is a lively entertainment district with repurposed warehouse spaces that now house a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops. The Bricktown Water Taxi takes riders along the Bricktown Canal for tours and dinner cruises.
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Bricktown
Bricktown is a lively entertainment district with repurposed warehouse spaces that now house a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops. The Bricktown Water Taxi takes riders along the Bricktown Canal for tours and dinner cruises.
Automobile Alley is a small neighborhood known for its 1920s brick buildings with vintage neon signs - reminders of their past life as car dealerships. Today you will find this historic strip is a lively place full of popular restaurants, wine bars, retail shops, salons, fitness studios, and more. My personal favorite is S&B Burgers!!
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Automobile Alley
Automobile Alley is a small neighborhood known for its 1920s brick buildings with vintage neon signs - reminders of their past life as car dealerships. Today you will find this historic strip is a lively place full of popular restaurants, wine bars, retail shops, salons, fitness studios, and more. My personal favorite is S&B Burgers!!
Entertainment
The Adventure District is known for its entertainment venues, like Remington Park, a casino and racetrack with pubs and fine dining. Family friendly attractions include the OKC Zoo and the Science Museum. Elsewhere, vintage fire-fighting equipment is on display at the Firefighters Museum, while the National Cowboy Museum tells the story of the American West.
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Adventure District
The Adventure District is known for its entertainment venues, like Remington Park, a casino and racetrack with pubs and fine dining. Family friendly attractions include the OKC Zoo and the Science Museum. Elsewhere, vintage fire-fighting equipment is on display at the Firefighters Museum, while the National Cowboy Museum tells the story of the American West.
Oklahoma City’s Boathouse District stands apart as one of the most unique attractions in the region. Here, you can get out on the water on a kayak, canoe, dragon boat, stand-up paddle board and more, plus quick lessons on the dock mean you’re sure to have fun.
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Boathouse District
Oklahoma City’s Boathouse District stands apart as one of the most unique attractions in the region. Here, you can get out on the water on a kayak, canoe, dragon boat, stand-up paddle board and more, plus quick lessons on the dock mean you’re sure to have fun.
The Paseo is home to over 20 galleries and more than 80 vibrant artists all within walking distance of each other on the curved, two-block street that has maintained its Spanish revival architecture with its original stucco buildings and clay roof tiles. Intermixed with the galleries are restaurants, art schools, boutiques and other businesses.
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Paseo
The Paseo is home to over 20 galleries and more than 80 vibrant artists all within walking distance of each other on the curved, two-block street that has maintained its Spanish revival architecture with its original stucco buildings and clay roof tiles. Intermixed with the galleries are restaurants, art schools, boutiques and other businesses.
The Arts District, located just west of OKC’s City Center, houses several cultural attractions, including the Civic Center Music Hall and Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Each spring, Arts Council Oklahoma City produces the Festival of the Arts which hosts over 150 locally and nationally recognized artisans and attracts an average of 750,000 festival attendees at Bicentennial Park.
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Arts District
The Arts District, located just west of OKC’s City Center, houses several cultural attractions, including the Civic Center Music Hall and Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Each spring, Arts Council Oklahoma City produces the Festival of the Arts which hosts over 150 locally and nationally recognized artisans and attracts an average of 750,000 festival attendees at Bicentennial Park.