Located on I-40 between Tulsa and Oklahoma City, just minutes from I-44, I-35 and historic Route 66, Shawnee is your close-to-everything destination. Shawnee is a great place for big concerts, athletic events or just to relax. Come investigate Oklahoma's only Egyptian mummies at the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art, indulge in retail therapy at Shawnee's big brands and lovely one-of-a-kind boutique shops, or bring the whole family to Shawnee's KidSpace Park.
As autumn leaves burst into an array of spectacular hues, Oklahoma’s towns, cities and communities gear up for a wealth of fall-themed fun. Read on to discover spectacular places to celebrate autumn in the Sooner State.
Step back in time and enjoy a show at one of Oklahoma’s many historic theaters. See a film, concert or performing arts event, and take in the stunning architecture that makes these time-honored movie houses true Oklahoma landmarks.
While making your way across Oklahoma, stop and gaze at vibrant mural artworks that bring building walls to life. Explore Oklahoma’s exciting past as you take in historical murals and appreciate the unique creative visions of some of Oklahoma’s most talented artists.
The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City is brought to life during the Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival, when more than 1,000 American Indian dancers and visual artists gather to celebrate their renowned art and culture.
Just a short hop from each other, the towns of Shawnee, Seminole and Wewoka, Oklahoma offer an incredibly diverse range of things to do, making them the perfect place for an off-the-beaten-path getaway with unusual attractions.
With works by Van Gogh and Dale Chihuly, Oklahoma’s fine art museums are second to none.
