11 NW 11th St
Oklahoma City, OK

Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center ignites creativity through exhibitions, performances and public programming. They focus on living artists, the art of now and the art of what’s next. They are committed to providing accessible, inclusive arts experiences for everyone by hosting free exhibitions, events and performances year-round and by offering low-cost, high-quality arts classes and camps for youth and adults.

11 NW 11th St
Oklahoma City, OK

Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center ignites creativity through exhibitions, performances and public programming. They focus on living artists, the art of now and the art of what’s next. They are committed to providing accessible, inclusive arts experiences for everyone by hosting free exhibitions, events and performances year-round and by offering low-cost, high-quality arts classes and camps for youth and adults.

2145 NE 36th St
Oklahoma City, OK

The Oklahoma National Guard Museum, formally known as the 45th Infantry Museum, is the nation’s largest state operated military history museum depicting the military history of Oklahoma and the 45th Infantry Division. With displays from 1541 through Desert Storm, the museum includes the country’s third largest collection of historic U.S. military firearms and the world’s largest collection of items once owned by Adolf Hitler.

2300 NE 63rd St
Oklahoma City, OK

In Oklahoma City's Adventure District, the American Pigeon Museum and Library offers a unique glimpse into the world of pigeons. Established in 1973 and settled in its current location in 1993, the museum features a fascinating collection of historically significant items. Visitors can also see live pigeons, making it an engaging destination for pigeon enthusiasts and curious visitors alike.

620 N Harvey Ave
Oklahoma City, OK

The Outdoor Symbolic Memorial stands on the now-sacred ground where the events of April 19, 1995, unfolded. What was once the footprint of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, Fifth Street, the Athenian Building and Oklahoma Water Resources Board are now the Field of Empty Chairs, Reflecting Pool and Rescuers’ Orchard. The Outdoor Memorial is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

2300 N Lincoln Blvd
Oklahoma City, OK

A tour of the Oklahoma State Capitol is a must for any art, history or civics buff. The historic building, which completed a full restoration in 2022, is home to hundreds of artworks located throughout six floors of rotundas, corridors, and galleries. Guided tours of the Oklahoma State Capitol are available at no cost on weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Tours are provided by volunteer docents trained by the Oklahoma Arts Council. For more information, visit arts.ok.gov/tours or email tours@arts.ok.gov.

20 S Mickey Mantle Dr
Oklahoma City, OK

The Jim Thorpe Museum & Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame is an inspirational and educational institution dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of Oklahoma’s rich sports history. The Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame is a one of a kind facility that honors hundreds of great Oklahomans. The Museum highlights Oklahoma's greatest athlete, Jim Thorpe and the distinguished members of the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame. The Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame is located on the northwest corner of the Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. Questions before you visit? You can reach the museum at info@oksportshof.org.

3400 NE Grand Blvd
Oklahoma City, OK

The Oklahoma Railway Museum’s mission is to provide an educational experience of railroads and how they shaped Oklahoma and the Nation. See the freight cars, passenger cars and even a real steam engine on display!