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03/31/2025

The newly dubbed Oklahoma City Comets baseball team begins their new chapter this April at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. This week on the Oklahoma Today Podcast, meet the faces behind the new name—including an exclusive interview with their new mascot Moonshot!

The name of the baseball team in Oklahoma City might have changed for this season, but it'll be the same familiar fun times at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark t...

03/31/2025

Last chance to vote for our March-April 2024 cover in the ASME - American Society of Magazine Editors Readers' Choice Awards! Give this post a like and tell your friends to do the same 😉

03/31/2025

Spring is in full swing around Oklahoma, and there are a ton of events this week allowing revelers to enjoy it. One of them is the return of the Azalea Festival in Visit Muskogee! Take in the colors of the season with this and more great events mentioned in our new .

This week in Oklahoma: Amazing azaleas in Muskogee; sidewalk masterpieces in Chickasha; and the king holds court in Norman.

03/28/2025

How much fun was our Feast at the Lodge at Stuart Ranch in Waurika? Well between the amazing food from Phat Tabb's BBQ, drinks by EIGHT Elite Light Beer and Hochatown Distilling Company, music from Kevin Davis of Waurika, and that unbelievable weather—let's just say we're itching to do it again. Check out our video recap on YouTube (and subscribe whilst you're there!)

On March 1, 2025, we gathered at the Lodge at Stuart Ranch near Waurika for our first-ever Feast. Tabb Singleton, Chopped champion and owner of Phat Tabb's B...

03/28/2025

Happy Birthday to one of our favorite Okies!

03/28/2025

We've made it another week, and that means it's time for another Friday! Hope life has been treating you well lately—and if it hasn't, well, at least we have this stunning image submitted to us by photographer Teri James. This old windmill near Teri's home in Morrison is postcard-perfect with the backdrop of a low coral sun.

Let us see the state through YOUR lens! Send your original Oklahoma Photo of the Week submissions to [email protected] and you could be featured in the weeks to come!

03/27/2025

The thirtieth anniversary of the Alfred P. Murrah federal building bombing in Oklahoma City is next month. We plan on sharing our memories and experiences from that day on a future episode of the Oklahoma Today Podcast and are interested in hearing your stories as well. Share your memories from that day, we may read some of them on the show.

03/24/2025

A sidewalk is an empty canvas at the Montmartre Festival, a spring tradition brought to Chickasha each year by the USAO Art Department. Check out this new episode of the Oklahoma Today Podcast to learn all about the colorful campus chalk-art celebration on Thursday, April 3.

Chalk it up to a good time: Our guest today is Jacquelyn Knapp, art professor at the University of Sciences and Arts in Chickasha and organizer for the annua...

03/24/2025

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03/24/2025

It's hard not to be excited for Olympic softball and canoe slalom coming to Oklahoma City in 2028, and the countdown begins in earnest this weekend during the ICF Canoe Slalom World Ranking competition at Riversport OKC. Read about that and more in our new .

This week in Oklahoma: Canoe slalom in Oklahoma City; must-see cinema in Muskogee; and notorious Oklahoma scoundrels in Pawnee.

03/21/2025

Standing firm in the face of high winds and tree pollen is another edition of Friday! So what better symbol to post than this stoic bison found by photographer Ron Jackson in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge? If there is a better representative for our state we're not sure what it is.

Let us see the state through YOUR lens! Send your original Oklahoma Photo of the Week submissions to [email protected] and you could be featured in the weeks to come!

03/21/2025

Reminder that our March-April 2024 cover is in the running for the ASME Reader's Choice Award for Best Cover! Show your support for our sky-gazing Bigfoot by artist Dale C***s! Likes and shares appreciated 😄

03/20/2025

Fun-for-all social golfing experiences are all the rage these days, but JR'S Pub & Grill in southwest OKC was ahead of the curve. Save the indoors for another day and bring friends for cold drinks and recreation under the sun.

JR’s Pub & Grill in southwest Oklahoma City is a good time for new and experienced golfers alike.

03/19/2025

We're planning a Tulsa-themed show for the April 7 episode of the Oklahoma Today Podcast, but we need your help. What is your favorite place to eat in or around Tulsa? This could be fine dining like at The French Hen (pictured), or something classic like Ike's or Coney I-Lander.

03/18/2025

Anyone up for a Sonic run? We'll take a cherry limeade if you're offering. In the meantime, answer our Sonic-inspired history question and watch the episode of the Oklahoma Today Podcast debuting April 7 to see if you've won an Oklahoma Today prize.

Test your knowledge of Oklahoma's food history. Give the correct answer and you could be a winner!

03/17/2025

The Betty Price Gallery recently reopened inside the Oklahoma State Capitol, to much acclaim. Oklahoma Arts Council executive director Amber Sharples joined this episode of The Oklahoma Today Podcast to talk about all the work that went into reopening the public-facing, free-to-visit home of the Oklahoma State Art Collection.

Chances are, you're due for a visit to the Oklahoma State Capitol. Even if you have seen all the significant restoration and art upgrades made in the past fe...

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If you have snow photos from today we’d love to see them! Email your photo with the city or town it was taken in to [email protected] and you could be featured in Photo of the Week Friday.

Unboxing our new issue: November/December features Oologah's own Zach Bryan—plus a local holiday guide, a selection of comfy cabins perfect for fall getaways, and a look at Andrew Black's new restaurant in the Skirvin, called Perle Mesta. Hit OklahomaToday.com/subscribe to get yours now (and use code 10FREE to add 10 additional issues to your subscription for free—that's a whole extra year and a half-plus!)

Looking for a mind-blowing experience? A few of our OKT editors got an early look at Factory Obscura's "Cosmic Callback: An Illuminated Interlude" and they can't stop raving about it.

Drive carefully, dress warmly, and keep safe on this snowy morning, Okies.

Maybe it's a bizarre ornament on the tree, a festive-but-strange Halloween statue, or . . . wait, are there even decorations for Arbor Day? Anyway! We want to know: What's the weirdest holiday decoration in your house?

Maybe you're a little bit country, but you like some rock and roll, or perhaps you only listen to classical music EXCEPT when Van Halen comes on. We want to know: What's your favorite song in a genre you don't usually listen to?

Question of the Week time! It's that time of year when we're thinking about friends and family out of state who are missing Oklahoma. What would you put in a care package for an Okie ex-pat?

Some of you might be going there this week! We want to know (other than where you grew up), what's your favorite small town in Oklahoma?

We love writing about this state and we hope you love reading about Oklahoma's history, culture, food, and people in every issue of Oklahoma Today. Let us know what you loved (or even hated) about our most recent issue. Send your letter to the editors to [email protected] and include where you're writing from so we can share your thoughts with our other readers.

Maybe it's a craft fair or a tree-lighting ceremony or even a certain locally famous jewelry store jingle. What's that one holiday something in Oklahoma that you're excited for each year?

This week on the podcast we're talking about pizza with a pro, so we want to know: If you were making an Oklahoma-themed pizza, which toppings would you use?

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The magazine for anyone who loves Oklahoma.

Oklahoma Today magazine showcases the best of Oklahoma’s travel destinations, food, culture, people, history, events, and more. Whether you’re looking for a great destination for a weekend road trip, hoping to discover some out-of-the-way spot to discover, wanting to try a new restaurant—be it a little-known local favorite or a new superstar on the state’s food scene—or hoping to learn something new about Oklahoma’s incredible history, Oklahoma Today magazine brings it to you every other month along with gorgeous photography, great recipes, and excellent contributions from some of the state’s best writers, photographers, artists, and graphic designers. It’s your state; live it to the fullest with Oklahoma Today.