The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum’s Better Conversations Program offers participants an opportunity to change how conversations work by looking at the questions we ask and honoring each other’s perspective.

Enjoy a night of twinkling Christmas lights from the warmth and comfort of your car as you drive through the Chickasaw Cultural Center’s Celebration of Lights. Lights will be illuminated each night through the end of the year.

Join the annual event held in Durant to enjoy the beautiful grounds and museum. There will be a variety of fun for the entire family at this historic destination!

Join the Chickasaw Cultural Center’s holiday festivities, including reindeer bell ornament crafts, stories with Mrs. Claus, pictures with Santa, unique gifts and gift shop discounts Saturday, December 10 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum’s EYEwitness Tours are led by those most affected by the bombing — family members, survivors, first responders, investigators and journalists — and provide first-hand stories and accounts.

Together, the artworks in Fugitive Speech use images, words, sounds and symbols to convey stories of intergenerational pain and hope that slip through the gaps of collective history and personal memory. See it on display until April 30, 2023!

See a monumental outdoor sculpture from one of the best-known contemporary artists living in Guadalajara, Mexico, at Oklahoma Contemporary’s Campbell Art Park in Automobile Alley through March 2023!

Visit the Sculpture Garden to see this piece, part of the exhibition La casa que nos inventamos: Contemporary Art from Guadalajara. It will be on display through May 22, 2023!

This Oklahoma Contemporary exhibition provides an opportunity to consider how, since the 2000s, one city in Mexico has built upon its rich cultural history as the capital of the state of Jalisco to become a leading hub of contemporary architecture, design, cuisine, literature and visual art. See it now through January 9, 2023!

Every Second Saturday of each month, Oklahoma Contemporary offers free activities, projects and performances for the public to enjoy. All ages are welcome!

Red Earth Treefest features trees decorated with handmade ornaments representing Oklahoma’s diverse Native nations and tribes. See it on display at Red Earth Art Center, located in the lobby of the BancFirst Tower.