The Outlet Shoppes at Oklahoma City has great prices, a friendly atmosphere and a variety of stores. Check out the indoor food court, a great place to relax and unwind after a full day of shopping. En savoir plus .
Oklahoma's premier history museum featuring everything from pioneer life to space capsules used by Oklahoma's astronauts. The Rock & Roll exhibit and the Native American exhibits are exceptional. En savoir plus .
Black beans and fresh avocado slices complete Cafe Kacao's huevos rancheros and make them a tasty, satisfying treat for either breakfast or lunch! En savoir plus .
The Oklahoma City Zoo is top notch! Don't miss the Great EscAPE and Cat Forest. Get a coupon for free child's admission with a paid adult admission at http://www.travelok.com/printable-coupons. En savoir plus .
For a century, the historic Skirvin Hotel has been synonymous with elegance while hosting oil barons, dignitaries & Presidents. Stay on the haunted 10th floor where a ghost scared the New York Knicks. En savoir plus .
Save room for dessert and treat yourself to the large roasted pecan ice cream ball. Unbelievably scrumptious! En savoir plus .
When you tour the Myriad Botanical Garden's Crystal Bridge, a tropical greenhouse with 1,000+ species of plants and lush waterfalls, keep an eye out for butterflies and free roaming amphibians. En savoir plus .
This nightlife hotspot features cafes, shops, clubs and more along a mile-long canal that was recently named one of America's Coolest River Walks by Travel + Leisure Magazine. En savoir plus .
The Oklahoma River is bringing a new wave of excitement to downtown OKC with river cruises, Olympic training facilities, world-class rowing competitions & family activities in the Boathouse District. En savoir plus .
Stockyards City visitors have enjoyed their steaks here for 100 years. The Presidential Choice T-Bone steak billed as "two steaks in one" was George H.W. Bush's pick when he ate here. En savoir plus .
History will tell the story of a place whose people bonded together and how the whole world came to know it as "The Heartland". The memorial grounds that lay between the Gates of Time will move you. En savoir plus .
Art inspires the soul at the OKCMOA with stunning works that include Dale Chihuly glass sculptures, independent films in the theater & culinary masterpieces in the museum cafe. En savoir plus .
Fine dining in Oklahoma City would be incomplete without The Coach House. There is a nightly special featuring local ingredients & don't miss the warm chocolate cake w/ orange caramel! En savoir plus .
C-SPAN's BookTV visited Inkwook Books and interviewed Co-owner Carla Jimenez. Watch that interview here. En savoir plus .
The 2012 Republican National Convention will take place here August 27-30, 2012. Watch complete coverage on the C-SPAN Networks. En savoir plus .
Visit the planetarium shows, where you can learn about the Texas night sky and explore the Wonders of the Universe, peering deep into space through the eyes of the orbiting Hubble Space Telescope. En savoir plus .
The exhibit next to the Planetarium showcases a 400 pound pallasite meteorite from the Brenham field in Kansas. Also located here are an official Sputnik satellite & a Manned Maneuvering Unit replica. En savoir plus .
Burke Baker Planetarium is one of the most advanced in the world. Don't be surprised if you see a few NASA astronauts here as we use the facility to assist with training on starfield identification. En savoir plus .
Named after former astronaut Thomas Stafford who flew into space on four separate missions: piloted Gemini VI, and commanded Gemini IX, Apollo 10, and the historic Apollo-Soyuz Test Project in 1975. En savoir plus .
NASA is involved in weather research and now you can too! Experience natural disasters while learning the science behind them in Disasterville & produce your own meteorology newscast in WeatherQuest. En savoir plus .
NASA researchers and scientists are deeply involved in the study of our oceans. Learn how we use satellites to measure and track climate changes in the "Oceans: The Big Picture" exhibit. En savoir plus .
Las Vegas: The history of striptease, through the eyes of Dixie Evans, "The Marilyn Monroe of Burlesque." Be sure to call ahead to see when she's working. She gives guided tours! -IFC Viewer
Phoenix: Meet Pancho Panda, the southwest's most lovable Mexican panda. If you ever have trouble deciding on stir fry vs. tacos, just come here! - IFC Staff
Also known as “The Treehouse,” this is a shared place for artists to work and/or live.
New Orleans: Open all night, but most people don't stumble in until 4-5 AM... rumor has it, if you show up naked, you drink free. -IFC Viewer
New Orleans: Creole and Cajun specialties served up with equal measures of good food and good vibes. You can even eat in the bed of an overly decorated pickup truck out front. - IFC Viewer
New Orleans: get a haircut and a shot for $10 @ the barber's chair in the back. Oh the simple pleasures. - IFC Viewer
New Orleans: A shrine to the Emperor created by the Emperor himself…statues…everywhere. -IFC Viewer En savoir plus .
