Native American heritage and military history come together in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Experience Native cultures at the Ataloa Lodge Museum on the Bacone College campus to see a fine private collection of Native American art. At the Five Civilized Tribes Museum, take part in a tribute to the tribes forced to relocate to Indian Territory. View a World War II submarine at the U.S.S. Batfish & War Memorial Park, or dive into one of three nearby lakes: Fort Gibson Lake, Lake Tenkiller and Lake Eufaula.
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.
Venture out this spring to Oklahoma festivals and events to celebrate the blooming buds and bright sunshine of the season.
Whether you enjoy an occasional glass of wine or consider yourself a bona fide vino aficionado, you’ll delight in discovering some of Oklahoma’s finest wineries and wines.
Oklahoma’s events roll out the red carpet in May, so grab family and friends for weekend getaways or day trips to popular art fairs, hometown jubilees and major metropolitan festivals. Learn why May signals the start of Oklahoma’s summer event season!
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.
Come along on a tasty tour as Oklahoma serves up a big slice of Americana with this list of top food fairs and festivals happening across the state.
Greater Muskogee Area Chamber of Commerce
