The Oklahoma City Civic Center Music Hall combines historic elegance with cutting-edge technology. The building was made in limestone, stainless steel, and it features authentic art-deco chandeliers. The electronics and acoustics are state-of-the-art and here you can find more than 250 shows a year. The venue hosts everything from ballet to Broadway as well as public and private gatherings, weddings, receptions, parties, and more.
Located off Crosstown Expressway in Oklahoma City, Scissortail Park encompasses an area of 70 acres (28 hectares). This city park is divided into Upper Park and Lower Park and is connected by the Skydance Bridge. It features lush green gardens, a children’s playground and a scenic lake. Scissortail Park serves as a vibrant community hub, hosting a variety of events such as farmer’s markets and music concerts, adding to its allure as a recreational destination for residents and visitors alike.
The Town Center of Mustang is a hub of activity with something for every age. The Center has a library with computer and Internet access; a recreation center with advanced equipment and aerobic, pilates, Zumba, kickboxing, martial art and other classes; a senior center that organizes trip, games, parties and wellness camps for the elders in the community and a well-equipped conference center. The Center also hosts a lot of interesting events such as Mustang Firemen's Freedom Fest and a Halloween event called Spooktacular.
Located north of downtown Oklahoma City, this stretch of Western Avenue features a dizzying array of restaurants, shops and entertainment options. There are also multiple antique shops and art galleries in which you will probably find that unique item to add to your home or garden. Be sure to take advantage of their 'Wednesdays on Western' promotion, during which many merchants offer special deals and discounts to customers.
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Originally constructed in 1971, the BancFirst Tower has stood as a prominent fixture of Oklahoma Citys downtown skyline for over 50 years. Located at the corner of Broadway Avenue and Main Street, at a height of approximately 500 feet, BancFirst Tower remains the tallest building for lease in Oklahoma City. BancFirst Tower has suites of varying size available for lease, in both the mid-rise and high-rise portions of the building.
