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Learn MoreExplore beautiful canyons, natural springs and the still waters of two lakes using this turn-by-turn guide.
Learn MoreWith 32 state parks, there are plenty of sweet spots for exploring Oklahoma's natural abundance. Try these sample trips for a bit of outdoor bliss.
Learn MoreTake the guesswork out of wedding planning with this in-depth look at Oklahoma’s most sought-after state park wedding destinations.
Learn MoreDiscover Blaine County and trace your family history and ancestry with this list of county-specific genealogy resources.
Learn MoreWith such diverse outdoor recreation opportunities, how do you select from the many state parks in Oklahoma? This list of the top state park experiences in Oklahoma will help you find the perfect park for your outdoor escape.
Learn MoreTravelers looking for something different at Oklahoma State Parks are in for a treat with these novelty lodging options. Roman Nose, Robbers Cave and more parks across the state offer varied types of unconventional stays including yurts, teepees and tiny cabins. Reserve your spot and make your stay as unique as the landscape you’re exploring.
Learn MoreOklahoma has no shortage of amazing state parks full of fun and exciting activities, including some of the best golf courses in the state. Ranging in distance and difficulty, these courses are sure to provide a challenge to experienced players and a great day of golf for casual players.
Learn MoreStart your journey to health at one of these state park and city trails across Oklahoma.
Learn MoreState parks in western Oklahoma feature some of the most unique terrain and landscapes in the state. From deep, ancient caves, to high plateaus made of volcanic rock; mammoth sand dunes to lush lakeside forests, each of these parks have a personality all their own.
Learn MoreWhether connecting with nature on the trail, sleeping under the stars or unwinding on the water, Oklahoma State Parks are a great place to connect with nature. From red-eared sliders to raccoons, the Animal Ambassador program offers another wonderful opportunity for guests to interact with and learn about the wildlife that call Oklahoma State Parks home.
Learn MoreThose of us traveling in Oklahoma summers prefer to be submerged in cool water at every given opportunity. Like animals of the African savannah, we move in herds to life-sustaining watering holes. Fortunately for us, though, the threat of predators is minimal, and Oklahoma State Parks offer affordable and accessible swim escapes. From metro-adjacent favorites like Lake Keystone and Lake Thunderbird to popular destinations like Lake Sequoyah or Lake Texoma, there’s no shortage of options. Here are six other state parks where you can beat the heat.
Learn MorePlanning the perfect picnic in Oklahoma has never been easier. Grab a blanket, pack a basket, gather family and friends and discover some of our favorite Oklahoma picnic spots.
Learn MoreEnjoy the benefits of rest and relaxation with a healthy dash of humor and whimsy at one of these unique, out-of-the-box Oklahoma lodging properties.
Learn MoreIt is no surprise that golf courses in Oklahoma are so varied as they showcase the distinct terrain in which they’re located. Whether they’re nestled in the rolling, tree-covered hills of eastern Oklahoma or the open plains of western Oklahoma, here are six courses you shouldn’t miss.
Learn MoreWant to see the greatest light show on earth? Look to the night sky at one of Oklahoma’s secluded stargazing hotspots. Enjoy awe-inspiring views from the back porch of a resort lodge with all the comforts of home, or take in the show from your backcountry campsite at a state park. Whether you join one of the orchestrated “star parties” in remote corners of the state or strike out on your own stargazing adventure, come to Oklahoma and see the universe in a whole new light.
Learn MoreExplore these top five routes for motorcycles in western and south-central Oklahoma and enjoy the freedom of Oklahoma’s bike-friendly highways.
Learn MoreStart 2026 off on the right foot with a rewarding hike through one of Oklahoma's scenic state parks. Get a head start on those fitness resolutions, embark on a guided nature-watching adventure, or simply enjoy the crisp January air with friends and family.
Learn MoreGather up the kids and embark on an invigorating adventure around the great state of Oklahoma with these top family-friendly spring break ideas.
Learn MoreWe’ve got the scoop on where rivers turn to rapids, waterfalls plunge over cliffs and the sound of rushing water signals beauty.
Learn MoreGet your camera ready for prime floral photoshoots in Oklahoma’s blooming sunflower patches, luscious lavender fields and wonderful wildflower walks. Map out your upcoming photo ops with our guide to seasonal blossoms.
Learn MoreHelpful information is just a call or email away when traveling in Oklahoma. See below for contact information for Oklahoma State Parks, US Park facilities, Oklahoma Travel Information Centers and state department resources that will help point you in the right direction.
Learn MoreDiscover why Oklahoma is the ideal place for RV travel with this list of tips and tricks for vacationing with your RV in the Sooner State.
Learn MoreFrom guided trail rides and guest ranches to equestrian camps, Oklahoma offers plenty of opportunities for you to experience horseback riding fun the whole family can enjoy.
Learn MoreBeat the heat with these budget-friendly getaways and focus on spending time, not money.
Learn MoreCamping is a great way to enjoy the outdoors while building family memories that will last a lifetime. Discover why campgrounds in Oklahoma are so popular with this list of camping tips, how-tos, recipe ideas and much more.
Learn MoreThere’s more than meets the eye at Oklahoma State Parks. Unique natural features are just some of the wonders waiting to be found.
Learn MoreSpring brings fun festivals, outdoor activities and plenty of much-awaited sunshine. Gorgeous weather, delicious food and holiday celebrations are just a few of our 50 reasons to get out and about in Oklahoma this spring.
Learn MoreCome along on a tour of Lake Murray State Park in Ardmore, Oklahoma’s oldest and largest state park, and discover popular day-use areas, campground information, insider tips and fun park activities.
Learn MoreFrom the caves of Alabaster Caverns State Park to the sand dunes of Little Sahara State Park and the oasis of Boiling Springs, the state parks in northwest Oklahoma serve up diverse landscapes for outdoor enthusiasts.
Learn MoreDiscover some of the best state park cabins in Oklahoma and enjoy rustic comfort nestled within breathtaking outdoor locales. From romantic getaways to family-friendly retreats, these top state park cabin picks are sure to please.
Learn MoreGet the inside scoop on everything that Tenkiller State Park in Vian has to offer, and discover campground and cabin information as well as fun park activities.
Learn MoreReconnect with nature this April at an Earth Day Celebration held at an Oklahoma State Park.
Learn MoreTake the entire family on an outdoor getaway at an Oklahoma State Park, nature center or wildlife preserve.
Learn MoreStart planning an exciting four-day road trip through Elk City, Weatherford, Medicine Park, Wichita Mountains, Lawton and Quartz Mountain in Southwest Oklahoma. Adventurous travelers can hike to the top of Mount Scott or go boating on Lake Altus-Lugert at Quartz Mountain State Park. Meet at the crossroads of Oklahoma's Route 66 and space exploration history in Weatherford, where you can see the Route 66 Spaceman statue and visit the Stafford Air & Space Museum.
Learn MoreGo on a scenic adventure through Ardmore, Davis, Sulphur and Tishomingo in South Central Oklahoma. Look up in awe at the iconic Tucker Tower in Lake Murray State Park or the magnificent waterfall in Turner Falls Park. The Chickasaw Cultural Center preserves the tribe's fascinating history and is worth a stop in the Chickasaw's historic capital of Tishomingo.
Learn MoreOklahoma's outlaw tales will transport you to the dusty days of yesteryear when six-shooter pistols and vigilantes terrorized Indian Territory.
Learn MoreAre you looking for an adventure? I’m Sydney Daugherty, age 9. Let me tell you about my adventure in the northwest passage of Oklahoma! Five Oklahoma State Parks, seventy-two hours, and tons of fun! (Minus the mosquito bites and grass burrs! But more about that later.)
Learn MoreHot Oklahoma summers and cold natural swimming holes are a classic combination.
Learn MoreLace up your hiking boots, grab your binoculars and head to the Oklahoma panhandle where you'll find a birding paradise at Black Mesa State Park and Nature Preserve. Over 100 species of birds are frequently spotted amidst the plateaus and junipers that dot this rugged landscape.
Learn MoreOklahoma offers many diverse camping options perfect for an RV or motorhome getaway.
Learn MoreOklahoma State Parks beckon travelers and their canine companions to enjoy swimming, hiking, boating and wildlife watching among some of the most beautiful scenery in the country.
Learn MorePlan a three-day trip through McAlester, Krebs, Atoka, Durant, Calera, Hugo, Broken Bow and Hochatown in Southeast Oklahoma. The region is known for breathtaking vistas, especially in Beavers Bend State Park. You can even get a taste of Italy in Krebs at several legendary restaurants or shop for imported goods at Lovera's Italian Grocery.
Learn MoreDiscover cabins, lodges, group camps and meeting spaces perfect for your next group getaway.
Learn MoreRoman Nose State Park is set amidst a beautiful canyon, recreational activities at this state park include an 18-hole golf ...
Situated in a canyon admidst gypsum rock cliffs, Roman Nose is the perfect western Oklahoma experience.
Explore all the various adventures you can enjoy at Roman Nose State Park. From Camping, fishing, horseback riding, ...
This is a great place for a family getaway. Find out how you can book your stay at the Roman Nose Lodge or any of Oklahoma's ...
Learn more about geocaching at Roman Nose State Park in Watonga
Roman Nose State Park, named after a Cheyenne chief, is one of the original seven Oklahoma state parks. Set amidst a ...
Our sponsor Floyd’s RV and Dino set out to visit Roman Nose State Park. It is set amidst a beautiful canyon, ...
One of the original seven Oklahoma State Parks, Roman Nose State Park is set amidst a beautiful canyon. And the park offers ...
As you will see in this story...Oklahoma has many great digs where a weary traveler can comfortably hang his hat... Featured ...
You can find a fun outdoor adventure by riding horses in the beautiful canyons at Roman Nose State Park near Watonga, all ...
Tour an A.D.A. accessible cabin at Roman Nose State Park with Shel Wagner. You'll see this cabin accomadates guests with any ...
Located near Roman Nose State Park in Watonga, the Chaparral Retreat & Guesthouse is a three-guestroom retreat offering ...
Head to Winter Count at Roman Nose State Park in Watonga for a unique day of family fun and learning about Native American ...
As you will see in this story...Oklahoma has so many options where a weary traveler can comfortably hang his hat...Featured ...
Foss State Park in western Oklahoma is where you can prepare to live the lake life to the fullest. The park, located around ...
Keystone State Park is the perfect getaway destination whether a day trip, weekend stay or vacation! With a beautiful lake, ...
Greenleaf State Park near Braggs is a definition of a hidden gem. With a beautiful and very good fishing lake, hiking ...
Talimena State Park marks the Oklahoma entrance to the Talimena National Scenic Drive, a winding road through the Winding ...
Keystone State Park is located in northeast Oklahoma, just west of Tulsa, on picturesque Keystone Lake. For an action-packed ...
Foss State Park is located in western Oklahoma on Foss Lake. Recreational activities include hiking, biking, disc golf, ...
Tucked away in the hills of eastern Oklahoma, Greenleaf State Park offers spectacular scenery and is a family-friendly state ...
This state park has many structures built as WPA projects back during the great depression of the 1930s. All the structures ...
Sequoyah State Park, located in eastern Oklahoma on the shores of Fort Gibson Lake, is a haven for water lovers and outdoor ...
Most of Oklahoma's 11 ecoregions are represented in the diversity of our state parks. Here are a few included in our story: ...
Located in the picturesque Cookson Hills, Tenkiller is known as Oklahoma's heaven in the hills.
...when the campfire dies down and the night grows still...climb up to your very own stilted cabin and cozy up to a warm ...
Get ready to indulge in a new culinary adventure at Oklahoma State Parks! Reporter Chase Horn and videographer Tommy Evans ...
When you hit the mountainous area of southeastern Oklahoma, near Beavers Bend State Park, it's like being transported into a ...
Join the Magic Man as he journeys to the center of the earth...well, maybe not that far...in Oklahoma's underground ...
This 820-acre State Park, with its naturally occurring Boiling Springs and beautiful facilities, will have you wishing you ...
Greenleaf State Park in Braggs is considered a hidden gem. Secluded in the hills of eastern Oklahoma is where this peaceful, ...
Gloss Mountain State Park, which encompasses 640 acres, is a fascinating destination near Fairview. In western ...
The highlight of the 200-acre Alabaster Caverns State Park near Freedom is the cavern formed of alabaster, a rare form of ...
This state park is the closet one to the Oklahoma City metro area so it’s not only a popular destination but also ...
Summer can be a time of fresh air, beautiful natural views and a time to relax! Great Plains State Park can fulfill those ...
The highlight of the 200-acre Alabaster Caverns State Park is the cavern formed of alabaster, a rare form of gypsum, making ...
Discover the state park that’s relatively close to Oklahoma City and offers a variety of activities from camping, ...
Located in scenic southeastern Oklahoma, this long established recreation destination offers family fun, boating, abundant ...
Beavers Bend State Park is located in the mountainous region of southeast Oklahoma along the shores of Broken Bow Lake and ...
Located just west of Bartlesville in the heart of the Osage Nation in northeast Oklahoma, Osage Hills State Park is a prime ...
A prime example of Oklahoma's diverse terrain, Little Sahara State Park boasts over 1,600 acres of sand dunes, ranging in ...
Robbers Cave State Park is located in the scenic, hilly woodlands of the Sans Bois Mountains of southeast Oklahoma. This ...
You can get your RV hooked up to fun at Lake Thunderbird State Park...
It's perhaps the most surprising topography in the state...these mountains and deep forests the encompass Beavers Bend State ...
In Spavinaw State Park, you'll find shaded campsites located along a gently moving stream. These crystal clear waters ...
Check out the newly renovated Lake Murray State Park Golf Course with Jeff Roberts and Dino Lalli...
Come see the newly renovated lodge at Robbers Cave State Park in Wilburton! Reporter Dino Lalli and videographer Brian Boone ...
After an extensive renovation process, one of Oklahoma’s original state parks is open for business! Quartz Mountain ...
Lake Thunderbird State Park in Norman is popular for a variety of reasons, some of which include boating, swimming and ...
Sequoyah State Park in Hulbert has seven trails totaling 12 miles and all are different. Whether it is for fitness, leisure ...
While Fort Cobb State Park in southwest Oklahoma is always a fun place to visit, you now have a better reason to go! You can ...
Get an overview of what is considered one of the most beautiful parts of the state, Beavers Bend State Park. From Lakeview ...
Considered one of the most spectacular spots in the state, Natural Falls State Park in West Siloam Springs boasts a ...
There is a peaceful atmosphere at Lake Wister State Park. Truly one of the state’s hidden gems, this beautiful park ...
As a sport, kayaking has been riding a high tide of popularity the last few years. Now, find out an extremely easy way to ...
The park attracts boaters as well as those who enjoy relaxing on the swim beach. Visitors enjoy hiking, picnicking, guided ...
Boiling Springs State Park, an oasis on the plains, captures some of the finest elements of nature. The park is one of seven ...
Great Salt Plains State Park is one of Oklahoma's most unique state parks. The barren landscape of the Great Salt Plains is ...
Located in Sequoyah State Park along the shores of Fort Gibson Lake, The Lodge at Sequoyah State Park is the largest state ...
Check out the new fascinating exhibit at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art entitled “Painters of Pompeii-Roman Frescoes ...
Golf anyone? And a great place to play is the Lake Murray State Park Golf Course...especially if you're in the company of ...
Do Dino and Jeff tend to remind you of Laurel and Hardy or maybe even Abbott and Costello in this golf segment? This is Dino ...
See how one of the hottest new sports called Fling Golf works! Reporter Dino Lalli and videographer Brian Boone hit the ...
Here the five star reviews from the new Lookout Kitchen at Sequoyah State Park near Wagoner. Reporter Jenifer Reynolds and ...
There are numerous ways to enjoy the beauty of Beavers Bend State Park. But, if you are wanting to enjoy that beauty in a ...
Considered one of the most spectacular spots in the state, Natural Falls State Park in West Siloam Springs boasts a ...
On your next trip to Beavers Bend State Park, stay in the comfortable Lakeview Lodge. It’s a 40-room lodge where every ...
Osage Hills State Park is a place where peace and beauty prevail. And one of the unique ways to enjoy a stay there is their ...
Given Oklahoma’s many times unpredictable weather, you can still hit the links at the Lake Murray State Park Golf ...
One simply cannot beat RV camping at Beavers Bend State Park. In what is truly one of the beautiful places in Oklahoma, you ...
An hour west of Enid in the rural town of Fairview rests a true Oklahoma treasure: Gloss Mountain State Park. The Gloss ...
Robber’s Cave State Park has one of the most diverse trail systems in the state! Find out why as we explore the ...
Osage Hills State Park is a place where peace and beauty prevail. And one of the unique ways to enjoy a stay there is their ...
Located in the beautiful, hilly woodlands of the San Bois Mountains in southeast Oklahoma, Robbers Cave State Park is a ...
Little Sahara State Park is 18-hundred acres of sculpted sand… dunes 80 feet tall… that are continually ...
Located in southeast Oklahoma, McGee Creek State Park occupies the southwest edge of the Ouachita Mountain Range. McGee ...
Just north of Fairview, you'll find Gloss Mountain State Park. Perfect for hiking
Lake Wister State Park, located in southeast Oklahoma, is a gateway to the beautiful Ouachita National Forest. Offering over ...
Immortales: The Hall of Emperors brings to the United States for the first time a selection of 20 busts from the collection ...
Lake Murray State Park is Oklahoma's first and largest state park consisting of 12,500 acres located on the shores of ...
What better way to stay or get fit, than to take a walk. To promote public health and wellness, the Oklahoma State Parks ...
It's perhaps the most surprising topography in the state. Dino Lalli takes a look at one of the state's hotspots...Beavers ...
Located just west of Bartlesville in the heart of the Osage Nation in northeast Oklahoma, Osage Hills State Park is a prime ...
Robbers Cave State Park is located in the scenic, hilly woodlands of the Sans Bois Mountains of southeast Oklahoma. Robbers ...
There are plenty of things you may choose to do at Great Plains State Park. So what do Jeff and Shel decide to do? They ...
After a harsh winter, many of us are looking forward to getting outside and back to nature! At Lake Thunder State Park in ...
Located very close to Rt. 66, the Nature Center at Bernice State Park gets visitors from all over the world! There are not ...
Come find out why the Arrowhead Golf Course at Lake Eufaula State Park is so popular! This is a beautiful 18 hole, 72 par ...
Red Rock Canyon State Park, located in west central Oklahoma near Hinton, is an outdoor adventurer's dream. With ...
Jeff and Shel go fishing with Chuck Justice at McGee Creek State Park
Lake Murray State Park is Oklahoma's first and largest state park located on the shores of beautiful Lake Murray. The park's ...
Discover two of Oklahoma's best kept secrets...Sardis Lake and Clayton Lake State Park
The Nose Knows...our Jeff Roberts swears he can smell what's cooking at Big Dan's Steakhouse...way out on Hwy 270...before ...
Join the Magic Man as he rappels down the cliffs of Red Rock Canyon State Park...
Robbers Cave State Park is located in the scenic, hilly woodlands of the Sans Bois Mountains of southeast Oklahoma.
Enthrall your kids with digging for selenite crystals at Great Salt Plains State Park...an experience the whole family will ...
Northwest Oklahoma provides some the the state's most majestic views...and it's best kept secrets... Gloss Mountains State ...
The State Parks Passport Program is designed to encourage travel and awareness of Oklahoma State Parks. We want everyone to ...
The State Parks Passport Program is designed to encourage travel and awareness of Oklahoma State Parks. We want everyone to ...
The RoadTripOK Team hits the greens at Roman Nose State Park and works up an appetite for Eischen's finger-licking-good fried chicken.
Watch EpisodeHave some fun on the water with the RoadTripOK team as they ride water trikes at Sequoyah State Park and dive into some unique pizzas before heading back to the park's lodge for the night.
Watch EpisodeSoak in the soaring beauty of Natural Falls State Park in this episode as the RoadTripOK Team explores trails to spring-fed waterfalls and an eighteen-hole disc golf course before settling into their yurts for the night.
Watch EpisodeCheck out the scenic mountain town of Medicine Park as the Oklahoma Road Trip Team gets wrapped up with the species on display at the Medicine Park Aquarium & Nature Sciences Center, dines at the Old Plantation Restaurant and stops for a relaxing stay at the Stardust Inn Bed & Breakfast in Oklahoma's oldest resort town.
Watch EpisodeIn the pilot episode for the ultimate Oklahoma Road Trip, the team goes to the Oklahoma State Capitol and visits with Lt. Gov. and Secretary of Tourism & Branding Matt Pinnell.
Watch EpisodeFollow the Oklahoma Road Trip Team as they reflect on an inspiring year of travel across the state, make a souvenir stop at the State Capitol and check out Scissortail Park in Oklahoma City.
Watch EpisodeIn this episode, the RoadTripOK team checks out Oklahoma's oldest and largest state park, grubs on some of the region's best barbecue and makes a stop for flaky sweet and savory fried pies.
Watch EpisodeIn this episode, the RoadTripOK team spends the day off-roading and fishing in the tree-capped hills of eastern Oklahoma at Greenleaf State Park and Camp Gruber with a lunch break at the historic 1904 brick firehouse that now houses Muskogee Brewing Company.
Watch EpisodeIn this episode, the RoadTripOK team grabs slices and local brews at Grateful Head Pizza Oven & Tap Room to fuel up for trail riding through the trees at beautiful Beavers Bend State Park before gathering around the fire at the Charred Pine Luxury Cabin in Hochatown.
Watch EpisodeExplore one of the largest natural gypsum caves in the world with the Oklahoma RoadTrip Team at Alabaster Caverns State Park after they devour some cheese enchiladas at Taco Village.
Watch EpisodeAfter a fascinating stop at Waynoka's Air Rail Museum, the Oklahoma Road Trip team makes trails across the sandy dunes of Little Sahara State Park and finishes the day with a delicious German meal at Cafe Bahnhof.
Watch EpisodeIn what was once a hideout for some of the nation's most infamous robbers, the Oklahoma Road Trip team rappels down cliffs at Robber's Cave State Park and strikes gold with the chicken fry at Maw and Pa's Country Cafe in Wilburton.
Watch EpisodeStep back in time to a 1710 Cherokee village, indulge in Cajun culinary delight and join the crew for a float trip on the Illinois River in this episode with the RoadTripOK team.
Watch EpisodeAdventure along with the RoadTripOK team as they explore Quartz Mountain for some of the best climbing in the state, then savor Japanese food at Sakura and take a shopping jaunt through downtown Altus.
Watch EpisodeJoin the RoadTrip OK Team connecting with the heart and healing of a city at the Oklahoma City National Memorial, then find out how to participate virtually in the state's largest marathon and marvel at the Oklahoma History Center's fascinating collection in this episode.
Watch EpisodeThe Oklahoma Road Trip Team explores Route 66 in Claremore, hitting popular attractions like the Will Rogers Memorial Museum and a totem pole park before heading to Hammett House Restaurant to try the chicken fried steak and thick pies.
Watch EpisodeExperience the fun that the Hinton and Weatherford areas have to offer, including Red Rock Canyon Adventure Park, Gloria's Kitchen (closed permanently in March 2021) and the Stafford Air & Space Museum in this episode.
Watch EpisodeOn his way to becoming the King of Western Swing, Bob Wills picked up countless fans and shaped American culture.
Learn MoreThe birthplace of Merle Haggard’s “Okie from Muskogee,” the Muskogee Civic Center is a standout music venue.
Learn MoreBest known for hits like “MacArthur Park,” few know the lessons Jimmy Webb carries from growing up in Oklahoma.
Learn MoreJerod Tate's classical compositions are inspired by Native American history and culture.
Learn MoreTop artists have graced the Zoo Amphitheatre stage and more than a million fans have flocked there to see them.
Learn MoreA hit machine with deep Oklahoma roots, Garth Brooks launched an all-out country music takeover in America.
Learn MoreHe melted hearts with “Hello Darlin’” and hit-maker Conway Twitty’s enduring legacy includes 54 more No. 1 songs.
Learn MoreJody Miller at the Sooner Theatre before playing at Norman Music Fest in 2016.
Learn MoreHe roped in fans with “Hooked on a Feeling” and he’s kept them with his bluesy voice and charming lyrics.
Learn MoreAn amazing artist branded “The Voice” for her stellar vocal range, Sandi Patty forever changed Christian music.
Learn MoreThe Nixons went from local favorites to national sensation when their 1995 post-grunge hit, "Sister," rocketed them into the alternative rock stratosphere.
Learn MoreSince Taylor, Zac and Isaac got everyone in the world singing "MMMBop," the Hanson obsession hasn’t stopped.
Learn MoreLake Texoma's been a family favorite vacation spot since Bryan was a little boy.
Learn MoreStep in to the world of the Queen of the Country Fiddle and see for yourself some of Jana Jae's favorite spots in Oklahoma.
Learn MoreFolk and pop artist Mason Williams was strongly influenced by fellow Okie musicians before raking in Grammy Awards.
Learn MoreColor Me Badd made a name for themselves in the 1990s with their distinct blend of hip-hop and doo-wop sensibilities.
Learn MoreMany know him as a pro basketball player in the NBA, but Wayman Tisdale's first love was the bass guitar.
Learn MoreAlthough she has performed across the pond in the past, opera star Sarah Coburn has planted permanent roots in Tulsa.
Learn MoreShe impressed Metropolitan Opera audiences for 18 seasons, but Leona Mitchell's big voice blossomed in Enid.
Learn MoreA hit maker for more than 20 years, the Queen of Country Reba McEntire isn’t stopping anytime soon.
Learn MoreShe’s the brilliant mind behind “Heartbreak Hotel,” but before fame, Mae Boren Axton was an Oklahoma teacher.
Learn MoreGuitar always around his neck, Elvin Bishop has strummed his way to the top of a successful blues music career.
Learn MoreToday she wows Broadway audiences, but Kelli O’Hara perfected her luminous voice in Oklahoma.
Learn MoreJoe Don Rooney honed his musical talents during his childhood in Picher, Oklahoma, thanks to the influence of his musically-gifted family members.
Learn MoreA humble home at the end of a dirt road, The Farm was the perfect place for the Red Dirt genre to come to life.
Learn MoreThis association honors Oklahomans who have made lasting impacts on the state’s musical heritage.
Learn MoreCatchy lyrics and addicting hooks took the All-American Rejects from small Stillwater gigs to sold-out stadiums.
Learn MoreColeman Theatre hosted a myriad of events in Miami over the years, from Vaudeville acts and silent films to modern day movies and jazz bands.
Learn MoreTaylor Dye perfected her singing style and built a strong stage performance foundation while growing up in Ada, Oklahoma.
Learn MoreDive into to discover how Oklahoma has helped shape the life of singer/songwriter and our May inductee, John Moreland.
Learn MoreClaremore radio sweetheart Patti Page delivered pitch perfect tunes with a charm that had mass appeal.
Learn MoreA big voice in a tiny package, Kristin Chenoweth rose from Oklahoma pageant girl to Broadway stage stardom.
Learn MoreHe’s said he’s only one good idea away from a great song and fans beg for Toby Keith’s ideas to keep coming.
Learn MoreFrom small town gigs to complete country music domination, Carrie Underwood is unstoppable.
Learn MoreAt over 100 years old, the Tulsa Theater is known as one of the city's most iconic, historic venues.
Learn MoreBorn to a musical family, Chet Baker displayed incredible talent and made history as an acclaimed jazz artist.
Learn MoreThe Oklahoma Opry in OKC is where Oklahoma’s storied musical heritage and bright future collide.
Learn MorePart of a unique musical legacy, Hoyt Axton became a beloved country singer with a powerful voice and catchy tunes.
Learn MoreAlternative rock icons who have reached worldwide stardom, Kings of Leon continue to sell out stadiums.
Learn MoreFrom session musician to national star, Leon Russell made Oklahoma music history by creating the Tulsa Sound.
Learn MoreBorn near Okemah, young singer/songwriter John Fullbright has already made a strong impact on American music.
Learn MoreSince 1927, the Poncan Theatre has served the surrounding community as a premier venue for music, film and entertainment.
Learn MoreThe Swon Brothers played to countless Muskogee audiences before moving on up to national crowds after taking home third place on Season 4 of "The Voice."
Learn MoreHe led a mysterious life but his authorship of “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” wrote Wallace Willis into U.S. history.
Learn MoreEnjoy a show at the Blue Door, an eclectic listening room dedicated to Americana singer/songwriters.
Learn MoreWith humble origins in Tahlequah, the Turnpike Troubadours revitalized Red Dirt music for a new generation of fans across the country.
Learn MoreKnown for his treasured voice and his heart of gold, Vince Gill continues to win over fans across all genres.
Learn MoreLegendary steel guitarist Leon McAuliffe loved the classic diner fare at Dot's Cafe in Claremore.
Learn MoreHis catchy novelty tunes made Roger Miller legendary enough for a piece of Route 66 to be renamed in his honor.
Learn MoreJimmy LaFave found his musical voice during the '70s living in Stillwater with great songwriters like Bob Childers and Tom Skinner.
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