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What started out as one of the first shopping districts in 1929 gradually evolved to become a haven for jazz musicians, students and small businesses by the end of the 1950s. The end of this era brought with it the counter-culture which determined the atmosphere of the Paseo in the 1960's, but it was only until the next decade that it became one of the country's finest art districts. It fell into some decay through the 80's, however today it has been revitalized and the shops host food, art and music festivals year-round. Don't forget the district's 'First Friday Art Walk', where everyone comes out to buy and sell local wares.
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.
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Lost Lakes Amphitheater is an amphitheater which is available for concerts and is a popular ground for festivals and fairs. They have played host to some popular bands and is also available for cultural events. The venue has an onsite water park with numerous rides, especially for children.
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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.
