Week of October 26
There is one last night of trick or treating at Scissortail Park, the park’s farmers market closes out its season Saturday morning, Halloween builds from a neighborhood Harvest on Friday straight through trick or treating citywide Saturday night, a free Day of the Dead celebration closes the week Sunday, and mortgage rates finally did something […]
Week of October 19
The Sccop This is a big one. The airport just put real money behind a plan to more than quadruple its size, the Thunder tip off a new season at Paycom Center, HalloWest brings a western style trick or treat to the Cowboy Museum, Heritage Hills opens up sixty years of history for a walkthrough, […]
Week of October 12
Introduction There is a new project finally moving on the north side, a German festival without the drive to Tulsa, and a second shot at the zoo if you missed opening weekend. There is also a new spot in north Edmond and a number worth knowing if you are anywhere near a buying or selling […]
Week of October 5
Introduction There is a cheap night out downtown this week, a traveling puppet show that has no business being this good, and the zoo adding a new trail right as Halloween season kicks into gear. There are also a couple of numbers worth knowing if you are anywhere near a buying or selling decision. Here […]
Week of September 28
Introduction Saturday is basically three parties at once in Oklahoma City metro this week, and there are a couple of numbers worth knowing too if you’re anywhere near a buying or selling decision. Pumpkinville opens downtown, the Asian District throws its Night Market Festival, Yukon turns 60, and Historic Capitol Hill has its own celebration […]
Week of September 21
Introduction Saturday is doing a lot of heavy lifting in the Oklahoma City metro this week. The State Fair closes out its run, Yukon throws its annual Monarch Festival, downtown picks up its own Oktoberfest and a free concert at Scissortail Park, and Myriad Gardens hosts a festival worth showing up for. Here is what […]
Week of September 14
Introduction Fall is showing up in Oklahoma City metro this week, fair included. The State Fair opens, Edmond throws its monthly street party, Scissortail Park hosts a full day of Indian food and culture, and a farm south of town officially kicks off the season. There is also a number worth knowing if you are […]
Week of September 7
This Week in the OKC Metro This is a big week for Oklahoma City, and I mean that literally. Bricktown is hosting its first ever music festival, OKC Ballet is dancing under the stars for free, and the housing market just shifted in a way that’s worth paying attention to. Here’s what’s on my radar […]
Week of September 1
“Troy, what’s actually going on around here?” It’s a question worth asking most weeks, whether you’re deciding if it’s worth going out this weekend or just looking for an excuse to leave the house. So here’s my answer for the week ahead: four things worth your time, plus a quick read on where the housing […]