The vast, rugged landscape of the Italian countryside has been a muse to artists in all mediums over the course of the past three centuries. A Room with a View takes you there and allows you to see its charm and enduring appeal. See it on your next visit to the Oklahoma City Museum of Art until November 7.

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.

The fight over alcohol sales in Oklahoma lasted for decades. Today, the debate is on display through captivating, historical imagery at the Oklahoma History Center. Don’t miss your chance to explore this interesting point in our state’s history now through November 3o.

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.

Headlined by Kehinde’s Jacob de Graef (2018), this permanent installation showcases some of the Oklahoma City Museum of Art’s most recent acquisitions, with more works from John Singleton Copley, Georgia O’Keeffe and more.

This exhibit at the Oklahoma History Center explores the state’s aviators and astronauts. The centerpiece is the Skylab 4 Apollo Command Module (CM-118), which stands as the longest mission — 84 days — flown by any Apollo command module.

This exhibit at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art features an outstanding collection of postwar American art from 1952 to 1996. It spotlights a period of remarkable creativity in the half-century following the end of World War II.

Experience the Wild West from the comfort of your own home with online Trail Talks! Available every Wednesday and Thursday, they are free to attend and cover a wide range of topics related to the Chisholm Trail. Watch on Facebook Live and Zoom!