holidays

Oklahoma City

On April 21, people around the world will be celebrating Easter with egg hunts, candy, festivals and more. Here are a few Easter-themed events for Oklahomans:

St. Patrick’s Day is approaching, and Oklahoma is ready for the green-tinged festivities. Oklahoma City residents can celebrate and meet new friends at Lucky’s St. Patrick’s Day Crawl.

You can’t go wrong with a romantic dinner and movie, but don’t be afraid to switch it up this year. Here are some ideas:

This Valentine’s Day, pull out the paint, paper and potatoes for a fun project the whole family can enjoy.

Looking to try a hot new restaurant this Valentine’s Day? You’ve come to the right place.

When your life becomes busier by the minute, it can be hard to find time to think of Valentine’s Day gifts for your special someone. Here are some gift ideas that are quick and easy but still show you care:

Looking for a fun but affordable way to celebrate Valentine’s Day? Grab your significant other and experience a #GoodwillDate.

Everyone loves Clement Moore’s “’Twas the Night Before Christmas,” but we doubt it is sugarplums dancing through children’s heads while they are nestled snug in their beds. As Saint Nick plans to stuff stockings near and far, we hope he’ll take advice from Food PR.

Looking for a fun and festive activity in the Tulsa area? Visit these breathtaking Christmas light displays and start off the holiday season right.

Thanksgiving Day is coming up on Nov. 22. Chances are, you’ve already been invited to at least one Thanksgiving potluck. Don’t spend time dreading the festivities – bring one of these delicious dishes and totally rock your feast.

Castle Falls, a restaurant and special events venue, is conveniently located west of downtown. It offers a slice of Europe but remains tied to Oklahoma City’s history. Built in 1945 with salvaged pieces from various downtown urban renewal sites including the Colcord Hotel, Oklahoma County Courthouse and Wheeler Airpark, this historic castle is situated on five acres of unassigned territories known as “Council Grove” and “Fort Reno Timber Reserve.”

Skeletons, ghosts and spiders, oh my. Get in the Halloween spirit by visiting these haunts:

The Castle of Muskogee’s 24th annual Halloween Festival is now open. The Castle has transformed 14 acres of Castleton Village into a one-stop shop for fall festivities and Halloween fun.

The Wings Fall Festival and Pumpkin Patch is now open every Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundays from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. through Oct. 21 in Edmond. The pumpkin patch features pumpkins, pony rides, trains, games, hayrides, a corn maze, a petting zoo and more.

Trick-or-treat, give you something good to eat? You got it. These bone-chilling recipes will have your little ghosts and goblins returning for more:

It’s the spookiest time of the year, which means Halloween is right around the corner. If you’re looking for a Halloween costume, party décor or simply some fun DIY ideas to celebrate the season, Goodwill Industries of Central Oklahoma has the items you need.

The seventh annual Pumpkinville has returned to Myriad Botanical Gardens for fall and is open until Oct. 21. So, head out to the gardens in downtown, and then go grab dinner in Bricktown.

Are you striving to bring cheer for all to hear this holiday season? The Oklahoma 100 is producing its second annual Holiday Gift Guide issue for local businesses. The issue features products, gift certificates/cards, services and experiences that give the gift that keeps on giving.

Every year, little tykes wake up on Easter morning to carefully laid baskets full of plastic eggs, jelly beans, marshmallows, fluffy stuffed bunnies and new church clothes and exclaim, “The Easter bunny came!”

America’s best known Easter Egg Roll was almost stomped out by Congress in 1877. How?