OK/LA features the work of six Oklahomans who left the state in the late 1950s to move to Los Angeles: Patrick Blackwell, Joe Goode, Jerry McMillan, Ed Ruscha, Paul Ruscha, and Mason Williams. The exhibit runs through early March at the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art.

This exhibit at the Oklahoma History Center explores the state’s aviators and astronauts. The centerpiece is the Skylab 4 Apollo Command Module (CM-118), which stands as the longest mission — 84 days — flown by any Apollo command module.

This free exhibit traces the Oklahoma City Museum of Art’s rich history from its founding to present day. Through a wealth of photographs, letters, newspaper clippings and scrapbooks, visitors will discover the fascinating stories over the past 75 years.

Diverse in ethnicity, background and age, women experienced and shaped the American West through roles far more complex than stereotypes suggest. This exhibit at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum reveals the diversity.

The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum’s Better Conversations Program offers participants an opportunity to change how conversations work by looking at the questions we ask and honoring each other’s perspective.

The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum’s EYEwitness Tours are led by those most affected by the bombing — family members, survivors, first responders, investigators and journalists — and provide first-hand stories and accounts.

Each First Friday of the month, galleries in the Paseo Arts District offer special themed exhibits, refreshments, guest artists and a variety of entertainment opportunities. Come see all the new works and enjoy a wonderful meal!

Experience the Wild West from the comfort of your own home with online Trail Talks! Available every Wednesday and Thursday, they are free to attend and cover a wide range of topics related to the Chisholm Trail. Watch on Facebook Live and Zoom!

Every third Thursday, visitors 18+ can enjoy extended hours and exciting performances at Factory Obscura’s permanent Mix-Tape experience! Admission is free for passholders, and tickets are available for $17.

The diverse and influential works of iconic American artist Ed Ruscha is on display at Oklahoma Contemporary through July 5. The OKC native’s Midwestern upbringing is evident throughout the 74 pieces available to explore for free! Book your guided tour now, available up to two weeks in advance.

Moving Vision, an exhibit at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, brings together the Op art and Kinetic art movements to tell the story of the exploration of motion in the 1960s and 70s.

This exhibit at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art features an outstanding collection of postwar American art from 1952 to 1996. It spotlights a period of remarkable creativity in the half-century following the end of World War II.

The Long Exposure exhibit at the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art traces the international photographic movement known as “pictorialism.” The fine art adopts painterly techniques and subjects associated with painting.

Enjoy the best of Stockyards City Saturday, March 13, with a Made-in-Oklahoma market, live entertainment, contests, beer tasting and more! The event is free and open to the public.

Keep the learning going this spring break with Science Museum Oklahoma’s all-day camps! Kids from Pre-K to 6th grade are invited to join, just bring a mask and a snack!

The Oklahoma City Ballet presents Hans Christian Andersen’s story of The Little Mermaid. Choreographed by Artistic Director Robert Mills, the tale follows a young mermaid who is willing to give up her identity and her life in the sea to gain a human soul.

Grammy Award-winning saxophonist Branford Marsalis returns with his quartet to the Armstrong Auditorium stage to perform from their The Secret Between the Shadow and the Soul album.

The Oklahoma City Home + Garden Show at State Fair Park is a lively marketplace for home-related products and services. You can connect with industry experts, enjoy informative presentations and explore more than 400 booths.

CMA’s New Male Vocalist of the Year in 2017 is coming to The Criterion. He’ll be performing hits like “Mercy” from his breakout self-titled debut album, as well as his follow-up “Ticket to L.A.”