From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Jul 10 2009 4:28 PM

OKLAHOMA CITY The Oklahoma State Capitol is even more beautiful since the addition of the grand $21 million dome. Dedicated in 2002, the new dome represents Oklahoma in every piece of granite, in every paint stroke. Inside, the bright colors of the dome mirror the colors of the state w...

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Jul 10 2009 4:27 PM

DFEST 2009 is almost here! Take a tour of downtown Tulsa as Dfests own Jen Clark showcases all 13 venues that will be pulsing with DFEST artists. Get ready for Dfest, coming to beautiful downtown Tulsa July 24-25! -John H. Williams Theatre -Liddy Doenges Theatre -McNellies Public House...

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Jul 10 2009 4:27 PM

Its one thing to lodge on the lake, but another to actually lodge floating on the lake. These unique hotel suites float on the water, with your own private dock. Imagine watching the sunrise from the private balcony or the sunset from your deck. If you enjoy watching the wildlife, boating and fi...

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Jul 10 2009 4:27 PM

OKC This summer, Fridays are full of hope at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. Nancy Coggins discusses First Person: Stories of Hope, the new exhibit running through August 28, 2009. Each Friday, a different person shares the story of perseverance, strength, resilience and hope stem...

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:29 AM

Located in the historic Greenwood district, once known as the "Black Wall Street" of America. Also home to the Mabel B. Little Heritage House and the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame. There is also a photographic exhibit of the tragic 1921 riot, as well as a gift shop. The Greenwood Cultural Center sp...

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:23 AM

The Chisholm Trail Experience Theater is like nothing you’ve ever seen, felt or ... smelled! You not only learn all about life on this legendary cattle-way, you also get to experience it! All of your senses are engaged as you feel the wind in your hair, smell the bacon cooking over the campfire ...

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:23 AM

Beef wasnt always whats for dinner. Learn about the Chisholm Trail and the post-Civil War United States, when cowboys and longhorns transformed the livestock industry. The Trail was the legendary route for Texas cattle to reach the railroads of Kansas, and from there to the East Coast. In the in...

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:23 AM

Tulsa Opera is celebrating 60 years of existence with Tosca, Lakme, and The Magic Flute. Their 2007-2008 seasons productions are located at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center, and they bring opera singers from all over the world.

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:23 AM

A historic concert venue, once the home of Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys. Today, the ballroom still is a favorite with its spring-loaded dance floor and different genres of musicians who cross its stage. Visit our web site for a complete concert schedule, ticket info and ballroom history. Origi...

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:23 AM

Get your Oklahoma-made gifts all at one store Oklahomas Red Dirt Emporium. Located along the canal in Bricktown, this store offers the best in Oklahoma foods, music, books, clothing and unique items. Find many Made in Oklahoma favorites, such as Bedre Chocolate, Frankoma Pottery, Prairie Gypsie...

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:23 AM

TULSA Find the largest Native American store in the region: Lyons Indian store in downtown Tulsa. The store has been in business for 56 years, and is located in the old Warehouse Market art deco building off Route 66. The store boasts authentic Indian items, such as jewelry, pottery, bronze scu...

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:23 AM

The Pythian Deli is located in the Pythian building in downtown Tulsa. Everyday is virtually a different special. The owner is well traveled and specializes in dishes all over the globe. Italian, Asian, Middle eastern, you name it. Pythian Deli is a healthy lunch choice for an afford...

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:23 AM

OKC For more than 20 years, the hip shop called Route 66, at Oklahoma Citys 50 Penn Place, has been selling great items from the Mother Road including fashion, gifts and accessories. Route 66 also focuses on all-natural, green products for the home and health. And don’t forget Made in Oklahom...

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:22 AM

No Regrets Tattoo shop is one of Oklahoma Citys newest places to get inked, located in the revitalized Plaza District. Meet Ashley, one of the talented artists at No Regrets.

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:22 AM

Established in 1899 the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History allows visitors to get their hands on Oklahoma’s Natural History. From Dinosaurs to the Ancient Native American Cultures, kids young and old will love fossil exhibits.

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:22 AM

OKC It began in 1985 when co-founder Kathryn McGill moved back to her home state of Oklahoma with just $500 set aside to fund her passion for Shakespeare. The stage is set throughout the summer for Shakespeare in the Park at the Myriad Gardens beautiful Water Stage in downtown OKC. The ...

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:22 AM

Cool, clean and cost-efficient: Cushing! The Cushing Aquatic Center features swimming pools, tube slides, fountains, a kiddie pool - complete with lily pads and alligators - and a full concession area. Take a break from the water and enjoy the sun at the parks sand volleyball courts. Three night...

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:22 AM

DRUMRIGHT This former bank, located on Drumrights Main Street, is not your average antique shop. A wide collection of antique furniture, knickknacks and memorabilia can be found throughout, but its the 12 upstairs rooms for rent and downstairs cafe that sets this antique store apart. Try the fa...

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:22 AM

DAVIS Nestled between the Chickasaw National Recreation Area and Turner Falls is the La Ville Inn in the town of Davis. Originally opened as a coffeehouse, the 8,000-square-foot establishment blossomed into a full-fledged inn. You can still get some of the fine coffee drinks and homema...

From: OklaTravelNet on Wed, Jul 08 2009 4:22 AM

TULSA Fast-rising band Colourmusic is hosting a music video contest with the help of Dfest, OKFMI and State Farm. Filmmakers are encouraged to shoot a music video to one of Colourmusics songs either Circles or Yes! and indicate the color orange. The top five videos will be screened at Circle ...