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Rapids: the Olympic story on the Oklahoma River grows
OKC’s roaring whitewater course is engineered for elite athletes in kayaks and thrill-seekers aboard rafts.
more»Festival of Trees comes to Chisholm Creek starting Dec. 4
Part of the inaugural A Very Chisholm Christmas event, Festival of Trees will feature a forest of trees beautifully decorated by local businesses and organizations. The Festival will run through Jan. 1.
more»Shop safely, shop local: Outdoor holiday markets feature local vendors
Get gifts marked off your list while supporting local businesses at two metro area outdoor holiday markets.
more»RiverSport to add indoor slope for snow skiing, boarding
RiverSport is bringing alpine skiing and snowboarding to Oklahoma City with a new indoor slope, Ski OKC.
more»OKC expands aid to small businesses through Kiva Hub agreement
The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber helped facilitate the City’s participation via the National League of Cities’ City Innovation Ecosystems program.
more»New grants help central Oklahoma economy
Oklahoma County Small Business and Nonprofit Grants opened Monday with an enthusiastic response from businesses and nonprofits across central Oklahoma. The goal of the program is to quickly put funding into the hands of small business owners and nonprofits to provide stabilization and help retain jobs in central Oklahoma. The grants are possible through $15 million in CARES Act funding, allocated by our Oklahoma County commissioners and administered by the Oklahoma Industries Authority.
more»Holiday Pop-Up Shops return in a new outdoor format
The Holiday Pop-Up Shops announced its return for the 2020 season in a new, reinvented format, accommodating COVID-19 safety protocols. The event will now be an all-outdoor market, featuring a dozen local shops set up in open-air tents each weekend from Thanksgiving to Christmas.
more»Small Business Saturday is Nov. 28
This year’s Small Business Saturday is an important part of the holiday season for small merchants and other businesses as they work to recover from the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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