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ON THE COVER: The Chesapeake Boathouse casts a dramatic nighttime glow across the newly revitalized Oklahoma River and serves as the visual anchor to OKC’s Boathouse District.

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As publishers of the Oklahoma City Conventioner, allow us to ex-tend our welcome to OKC! We hope we can provide a glimpse of the diversity Oklahoma has to offer. We have everything you would expect in a major city...world class hotels, professional sports, full gaming casinos and race track, a zoo, historic museums, live music and theater.

What you might not expect will be the taste of a uniquely rich cul-tural heritage formed from the red earth so abundant in Oklahoma. Historic Bricktown and the Western Heritage Museums will take you back to the Land Run Era of the Wild West via walking trails, water taxi, or on a river cruise up the rechanneled Oklahoma River. The Classen Curve area offers upscale dining and shopping against a uniquely modern backdrop.

As OKC residents and business owners for over 36 years, we are eager to show you “our town.” We know you will enjoy the casual atmosphere and friendly people of OKC and find the dining, enter-tainment and shopping second to none.

If you have any questions or need extra copies of the Oklahoma City Conventioner, don’t hesitate to call our office at 405.249.7097.

We hope you enjoy your visit and invite you to re-turn soon!

Sincerely,

The Matlock Family

Inspired by the scissor-tailed flycatcher, the new 380-foot long Skydance Bridge connects downtown pedestrians to the OK River.

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Formerly a bustling warehouse district, Bricktown is now the beating heart of Oklahoma City’s downtown.

As the sun sets and the lights come on along the mile-long

canal, Bricktown’s nightlife comes alive. Home to a multi-

tude of locally owned restaurants covering a broad spec-

trum of cuisines, you won’t have to venture far to find what

you crave. Unwind after a day of meetings over a hand-

crafted beer at one of Bricktown’s breweries or old-style

pubs. More in the mood for a cocktail? Try one of the area’s

laid-back ultra lounges or stay current on your home sports

team’s action at one of several sports bars. If you’re look-

ing for a more upbeat evening, Bricktown has several high-

energy night clubs offering a chance to mingle with locals

and fellow convention goers. Get your live music fix seven

nights per week at one of the many bars and restaurants

featuring live, local musicians. A quieter evening can be

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The Bricktown Fountain, Oklahoma City.

spent catching a movie at the state of the art theater facility

located within walking distance from many downtown ho-

tels. Bricktown is the place to be on game nights, home to

several professional sports venues including the Thunder’s

Chesapeake Energy Arena. Regardless of how you like to

spend your evenings, Bricktown has you covered. And don’t

worry about transportation, your hotel is just a short walk,

taxi, pedicab or water taxi ride away.

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The Bricktown Canal at night.


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Nonna’s Euro-American Ristorante & Bar(see our ad on pg 3)Situated in a century-old warehouse on the corner of two of Bricktown’s main thoroughfares, Nonna’s features an eclectic menu highlighting fresh ingredients among refined surround-ings. The enormous second floor patio dining space overlooks Redhawks Field at Bricktown and offers an excellent view of the OKC skyline. Nonna’s is a great place to host a dinner meeting, featuring several private dining suites that can accommodate up to 40 dinner guests. Stop by for happy hour at Purple Bar on the second floor for half-price appetizers Tue-Sat 3:30-6:30pm.

Grab one of Avis’ desserts from the patisserie on your way out for a late night treat back in your hotel room.

1 Mickey Mantle Dr., Bricktown 405.235.4410 // nonnas.com

Cattlemen’s SteakhouseCattlemen’s is the real deal, located in the heart of Stockyards City and currently the oldest continuously operating restaurant in Oklahoma City. The atmosphere is what you want in a good steakhouse: low-lit leather booths, dark wood and sprawling western landscapes on the walls. The steaks are dry aged and seared at high heat over a charcoal fire. They pair well with the house salad dressing and a big, yeasty dinner roll. The chicken fried steak is also excellent. Cattlemen’s has a great banquet facility and can host your group event for up to 120 guests.

Don’t leave without ordering a slice of homemade pie for dessert.

1309 S. Agnew Ave., Stockyards City 405.236.0416 // cattlemensrestaurant.com

Chelino’s Mexican RestaurantChelino’s offers a solid mix of traditional Mexican and Tex-Mex menu items. From bottomless chips, salsa and queso to com-plimentary sopapillas, the service is as excellent as the beer is cold. The Bricktown location has a giant upstairs space that can accommodate your group event for up to 300 guests.

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Whether you’re the type to save your per diem and stock

up on snacks for your hotel room [head to Whole Foods

Market (wholefoodsmarket.com) at NW 59th & Western]

or to go big on the expense account, the OKC restau-

rant scene has you covered.


Try the Guiso Especial, tender Mexican beef tips simmered in tomatoes, onions & peppers, then topped with a fried egg.

15 E. California Ave., Bricktown +11 other locations 405.235.3533 // chelinos.net

CrabtownSpecializing in seafood and Cajun cuisine and located in Brick-town just a half mile from the Cox Convention Center, Crabtown is a great spot to begin a night out on the town. Roll up your sleeves and throw down on Crabtownís Cajun Crab & Shrimp Boil: a sheet of butcher paper and a pile of crab legs, shrimp, Andouille sausage, corn and potatoes. Crabtown is happy to accommodate large parties, so bring the whole gang! They also feature several banquet facilities to host your private event, from 40 to 200 guests.

If you’re in the mood for spicy, go for the Tabasco Caesar Salad & Crawfish Etouffee.

303 E. Sheridan Ave., Bricktown 405.232.7227 // pearlsokc.com

Louie’s Grill & BarLouie’s is a great place to unwind after a full day of meetings. The casual atmosphere and plentiful array of flat screen televi-sions make it the ideal spot to grab a beer, tuck into a 100% Angus burger and take in a ballgame. Check the Louie’s Face-book page for special of fers and events.

Order the Fried Green Beans with chipotle ranch dipping sauce.

1215 N. Walker, Midtown +11 other Metro locations 405.230.1200 // louiesgrillandbar.comLudivineChefs Jonathon Stranger and Russ Johnson maintain an ambi-tious, seasonal farm-to-table menu at this delicious homage to Oklahoma producers. Ludivine is all about finding the high-est quality local ingredients and preparing them respectfully. What’s not to love? Ludivine has a great bar with knowledge-able bartenders. Come before your dinner reservation during happy hour and enjoy half-price appetizers Tue-Fri 5-7pm.

Don’t miss the rotating $10 Blue Plate Special on Mondays.

805 N. Hudson Ave., Midtown 405.778.6800 // ludivineokc.com

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Within walking distance of the Cox Convention Center, the upscale FLINT restaurant resides on the first floor of the Colcord Hotel.

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1492 New World Latin CuisineLatin // Midtown1207 North Walker Ave.405.236.14921492okc.com

Big Truck TacosMexican // Uptown520 NW 23rd St. 405.525.TACO (8226)bigtrucktacos.com

Bolero Spanish Grill & Tapas BarSpanish // Bricktown200 S. Oklahoma Ave #140 405.602.0652bolerotapasbar.com

Cheever’s CaféAmerican // Uptown2409 N. Hudson Ave.405.525.7007cheeverscafe.com

Cuppies & JoeAmerican // Uptown Bakery, Coffee Shop727 NW 23rd St.405.528.2122cuppiesandjoe.com

Deep Fork Wood Grill & SeafoodAmerican // Western Ave. Corridor5418 N. Western Ave. 405.848.7678deepforkgrill.com

Earl’s Rib PalaceBBQ // Bricktown216 Johnny Bench Dr. 405.272.9898earlsribpalace.com

FLINT American // Downtown 15 N. Robinson Ave. (inside Colcord Hotel)405.605.0657 flintokc.com

Hideaway PizzaPizza // Automobile Alley901 N. Broadway +6 other Metro locations405.796.7777hideawaypizza.com

Iguana Mexican GrillMexican // Automobile Alley 9 NW 9th St. 405.606.7172iguanamexicangrill.com

In The Raw SushiSushi // Bricktown200 S. Oklahoma Ave. #130405.702.1325intherawsushi.com

Irma’s Burger ShackBurgers // Midtown 1120 Classen Dr. 405.235.IRMA (4762)irmasburgershack.com

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Iron Starr Urban BBQBBQ // Crown Heights 3700 N. Shartel Ave. 405.524.5925ironstarrbbq.com

Jazmo’z Bourbon Street CaféCajun // Bricktown 100 E. California Ave.405.232.6666bourbonstreetcafe.com

La Luna Mexican CaféMexican // Downtown 409 W. Reno Ave.405.235.9596lalunamexicancafe.com

Matthew KenneyRaw // Classen Curve 5820 N. Classen Blvd.405.842.1050matthewkenneycuisine.com

Mickey Mantle’s SteakhouseSteakhouse // Bricktown7 S. Mickey Mantle Dr.405.272.0777mickeymantlesteakhouse.com

Musashi’s Japanese SteakhouseJapanese // Western Ave. Corridor 4315 N. Western Ave.405.602.5623musashis.com

Mutt’s Amazing Hot DogsAmerican // Uptown 1400 NW 23rd St.405.525.DOGS (3647)mutts-hot-dogs.com

Pachinko ParlorSushi // Automobile Alley1 NW 9th St.405.601.8900sushiokc.com

Paseo Grill American // Paseo 2909 Paseo St. 405.601.1079 paseogrill.com

Pearl’s Fish House Cajun // Meridian 1920 S. Meridian Ave. 405.688.9888 pearlsokc.com

Picasso Café American // Paseo 3009 Paseo Dr. 405.602.2002 picassosonpaseo.com

RED PrimesteakSteakhouse // Automobile Alley 504 N. Broadway Ave. 405.232.2626redprimesteak.com

Rococo Restaurant & Wine BarAmerican // Uptown 2824 N. Pennsylvania Ave.405.528.2824rococo-restaurant.com

S&B’s Burger Joint Burgers // Automobile Alley 20 NW 9th St. 405.270.0516 sandbburgersokc.com

Stella Modern Italian CuisineItalian // Midtown201 N. Walker Ave.405.235.2200stellaokc.com

Sushi NekoSushi // Western Ave. Corridor 4318 N. Western Ave. 405.528.TUNA (8862)sushineko.com

Trapper’s Fishcamp & Grill Seafood // Meridian 4300 W. Reno Ave. 405.943.9111 pearlsokc.com

The Wedge PizzeriaPizza // Deep Deuce 230 NE 1st St.405.270.0660thewedgeokc.com


Nonna’s Purple Bar (see our ad on pg 3)On the second floor of Nonna’s Euro-American Ristorante & Bar is Nonna’s Purple Bar, a sleek and modern space bursting with color. The bar features large windows and ample patio seating for great views of Bricktown. Don’t miss happy hour at Purple Bar for half-price appetizers Tue-Sat 3:30-6:30pm.

Purple Bar has live music on Friday and Saturday evenings from 8-11pm.

1 Mickey Mantle Dr., Bricktown 405.235.4410 // purplebarokc.com

Bricktown BrewerySince 1992, Bricktown Brewery has been serving up their house-brewed craft beers alongside a diverse menu of great

Whether you’re looking for a craft beer and a barstool to watch the game, a glass of wine and live music, or a cock-tail lounge with a dance floor, you won’t have to venture far to quench your thirst.

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The Bricktown Canal at night.

food. Housed in an old candy factory, the Brewery recently underwent a complete remodel and can easily accommo-date your large group. Try the 46 Star Oklahoma Amber Ale, Wiley One-Eyed Wheat or one of the seasonal beer offerings. They also have a location on the casino floor at Remington Park.

Both lunch and dinner feature daily first-come, first-served Blue Plate Specials.

1 N. Oklahoma Ave., Bricktown 405.232.2739 // bricktownbrewery.com

James E. McNellie’s Public HouseInspired by the public houses of Dublin, McNellie’s is a neighborhood gathering place focusing on a welcoming at-mosphere, reasonably-priced cuisine and a wide selection (350+) of draught and bottled beers. McNellie’s can also accommodate private group events from 2 to 200. Check their website for more information, monthly specials, fea-tured beer pairing dinners, beer tastings and more.

If you’re into Belgian-style dark ales, try a bottle of Unibroue Maudite.

1100 Classen Dr., Midtown +1 location in Norman 405.601.PINT (7468) // mcnelliesokc.com

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Tapwerks Ale House & CaféDesigned to emulate the style of the Olde English pub, Tap-werks is Oklahoma’s oldest tap house. They feature 212 taps and over a 100 bottled beers on the menu as well as a wide selection of pub fare. Many nights of the week feature live music, trivia or some other activity. Check their website for details. Tapwerks’ second and third floors can also be rented out for private events.

The downstairs bar is a great place to get a prop-erly-poured Guinness in a smoke-free setting.

121 E. Sheridan Ave., Bricktown 405.319.9599 // tapwerks.com

Republic Gastropub, Classen Curve.

51st Street SpeakeasyBar // Western Ave. Corridor 1114 NW 51st St. 405.463.047051stspeakeasy.com

Belle Isle Restaurant & BreweryBrewpub // Belle Isle Corridor1900 NW Expressway 405.840.1911belleislerestaurant.com

Biting Sow – Live Blues MusicBar/Music Venue // Bricktown 1 E. California Ave. 405.232.2639

BRiX Restaurant + Sports LoungeSports Bar // Bricktown27 E. Sheridan Ave.

405.702.7226brixokc.com

Blue Note Lounge Lounge // Uptown 2408 N. Robinson Ave. 405.600.1166 thebluenotelounge.com

Club One15Ultra-lounge115 E. Sheridan Ave. 405.605.5783clubone15.com

Coach’s Bar & GrillSports Bar // Bricktown20 S. Mickey Mantle Dr. +1 location in Norman405.232.6224coachsrestaurants.com

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Cock O’ the WalkBar // Western Ave. Corridor 3705 N. Western Ave. 405.524.0304cockothewalk.net

Drinkz Bar and LoungeLounge // Bricktown 115 E. Reno 405.231.8660drinkzbar.com

Drunken FryBar // Western Ave. Corridor 5100 N. Classen Blvd. 405.226.5030drunkenfry.com

Edna’sBar // Western Ave. Corridor 5137 N. Classen Blvd. 405.840.3339ednasokc.com

Flip’s Wine Bar & TrattoriaWine Bar // Western Ave. Corridor 5801 N. Western Ave. 405.843.1527flipswinebar.com

JJ’s AlleyBar/Music Venue // Bricktown 212 E. Sheridan Ave. 405.605.4543

The Lobby Café & BarBar // Western Ave. Corridor 4322 N. Western Ave. (inside Will Rogers Theatre) 405.604.4650willrogerslobbybar.com

The Mantel Wine Bar & BistroWine Bar // Bricktown201 E. Sheridan Ave., 405.236.8040themantelokc.com

The Other Room Lounge // Paseo 3001 Paseo St. 405.602.2002 picassosonpaseo.com

Red Piano LoungeLounge // Downtown1 Park Ave. (inside the Hilton Skirvin) 405.702.8555redpianolounge.com

Red Pin Restaurant & Bowling LoungeLounge // Bricktown200 S. Oklahoma Ave. 405.702.8880bowlredpin.com

Republic GastropubGastropub // Classen Curve 5830 N. Classen Blvd. 405.286.4577republicgastropub.com

Saints Irish Pub // Plaza 1715 NW 16th St. 405.602.6308 saintsplaza.com

Skky Bar Ultra LoungeUltra Lounge // Bricktown 7 Mickey Mantle Dr. 405.272.9222skkybar.com

VZD’s Restaurant & ClubBar/Music Venue // Western Ave. 4200 N. Western Ave. vzds.com

WestWestern Ave. Corridor6714 N. Western Ave. 405.607.4072westbar.com

Whiskey Chicks Bar // Bricktown 115 E. Reno Ave. 405.228.0087

Wormy Dog SaloonBar/Music Venue // Bricktown 311 E. Sheridan Ave. 405.601.6276wormydog.com


The modern band shell plays host to seasonal concerts at the newly renovated Myriad Botanical Gardens.

The New Centennial Land Run Monument stands along the Bricktown Canal.


A bronze sculpture of Oklahoma-born Mickey Mantle stands outside the Chicksaw Bricktown Ballpark.

Since the 2008 arrival of our new NBA franchise the OKC Thunder, the level of excitement downtown on game nights has skyrocketed.

The NBA isn’t the only game in town, though. OKC has several successful sports franchises that can provide an exciting evening on the town.

BASEBALL

The Oklahoma City Redhawks (oklahomaredhawks.com) occupy the nationally renowned Chickasaw Bricktown Ball-park. The Redhawks play in the Pacific Coast League as the Houston Astroís AAA affiliate. Chickasaw Bricktown Ball-park offers everything you love about the ballpark experi-ence with tickets starting at $11. Visit the Redhawks web-site to purchase tickets or visit the ticket of fice at the park.

In addition to Redhawks baseball, Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark also plays host to Bedlam Baseball in early May between the Oklahoma State Cowboys and the Oklahoma Sooners and The Phillips 66 Big 12 Baseball Championship in late May.

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Your entertainment options aren’t limited to gambling,

though. Each of the casinos below features several dining

and nightlife options and frequently host big name musical

and comedy acts.

Firelake Grand CasinoJust 20 minutes east of Oklahoma City on I-40, Firelake Grand Casino offers 125,000 square feet of luxurious sur-roundings for their 1800 Vegas-style slot machines, poker, blackjack craps and Oklahoma’s only Keno lounge. Dining options include a massive buffet, sports grill and an up-scale steakhouse.

777 Grand Casino Blvd., Shawnee 405.964.7777 // firelakegrand.com

Remington Park, Oklahoma’s only major league horse racing. Photo courtesy of RP.

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The Oklahoma City area has several casino and gaming options within a short distance from downtown. Wheth-er you’re seeking horse racing, table games, slots, or poker, you’ll have no problem finding your game.


Remington ParkHead to OKC’s Adventure District to test your handicapping skills at Oklahoma’s only major league horse racing attrac-tion. In addition to live seasonal horse racing and daily simul-cast races, Remington Park’s casino floor offers 750 elec-tronic gaming machines and features the Bricktown Brewery at Remington Park and Henry Hudson’s Pub. Remington Park is open daily until midnight or later. Visit their website for directions, hours and race details.

One Remington Pl., Adventure District 405.424.1000 // remingtonpark.com

Riverwind CasinoRiverwind Casino is located in Norman, just a quick 20-min-ute drive south on I-35 from downtown Oklahoma City. Riv-erwind is a Vegas-style hotel and casino. They offer poker, blackjack, baccarat and more than 2700 electronic games In addition to a variety of dining and lounge destinations, Riverwind’s luxurious 1500 seat Showplace Theatre plays host to nationally-recognized entertainment, MMA fights and more.

1544 W. State Highway 9, Norman 405.322.6000 // riverwind.com


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The widespread rejuvenation initia-tives around downtown Oklahoma City in recent years have brought with it a resurgence of interest in the arts and the venues in which they’re housed. Take some time between meetings to explore our diverse cultural offerings.

Oklahoma City National Memorial & MuseumThe Memorial features a museum and monument erected in remembrance of the April 19, 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. Open 24/7, the Outdoor Symbolic Me-morial is a powerful place as night falls and the Field of Empty Chairs begin to glow. Take some time to walk the grounds and contemplate how hope rose from such a horrific event.

A free guided video tour is available by search-ing iTunes or YouTube for “Outdoor Symbolic Memorial Walking Tour” on your smartphone (length = 17:56).

620 N. Harvey Ave., Downtown 405.235.3313 //

oklahomacitynationalmemorial.org

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Reflecting Pool & West Gate, Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum

Oklahoma City Museum of Art The OKCMOA’s extensive collection is highlighted by works from O’Keeffe, Calder and Renoir to name a few. The mu-seum has also received wide acclaim for its comprehensive collection of glass sculpture by Dale Chihuly spanning three decades of his finest work. Chihuly’s 55-foot tall Eleanor Blake Kirkpatrick Memorial Tower in the museum’s atrium can even be appreciated from the exterior if you find your-self in the neighborhood after hours. The newly updated interior of the Museum Café is an excellent lunch or dinner option as well.

OKCMOA screens indie, foreign and classic films every Thursday –Sunday evening.

415 Couch Dr., Downtown 405.236.3100 // okcmoa.com

National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum Known for their extensive collection of classic and contem-porary western art, the museum features well known works by Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell, among countless others. Perhaps its most iconic piece is sculptor James Earle Fraser’s 18-foot plaster tribute to the Native American people, The End of the Trail. It’s easy to spend hours combing through this tribute to the American West,

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but it’s worth seeing the grounds and statues if you only have a short time to explore.

The gift shop has some great lost-wax cast bronze replicas of Frederic Remington’s western sculp-tures.

1700 NE 63rd St., Adventure District 405.478.2250 // nationalcowboymuseum.org

American Banjo Museum Located in the heart of Bricktown, the museum boasts the largest collection of instruments on public display in the world. If you have even a passing appreciation for the banjo, it’s well worth a few minutes to stop by and have a look.

9 E. Sheridan Ave., Bricktown 405.604.2793 // americanbanjomuseum.com

Performing ArtsOriginally opened in 1937, the restored Art Deco style Civic

Center Music Hall (okcciviccenter.com) is Oklahoma City’s

premier performing arts venue. It plays host to Oklahoma

City Ballet (okcballet.com), Oklahoma City Philharmonic

(okcphilharmonic.org), Oklahoma City Repertory Theatre

(cityrep.com) and the Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma (lyric-

theatreokc.com). Check our Event Calendar or the Civic

Center’s website for upcoming performances, tickets and

location information.

The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Musuem, founded in 1955, is America’s premier institution for Western history, art & culture.

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Nonna’s Purple Bar(see our ad on pg 3)


Don’t be content hiding out in your

hotel bar. Round-up a group of your

fellow convention goers and build

some team camaraderie during your

downtime while partaking in some of

downtown Oklahoma City’s exciting

group activities.

OKLAHOMA RIVER CRUISE

Enjoy unique views of OKC’s downtown skyline and the pris-

tine Boathouse District aboard an Oklahoma River Cruise

(okrivercruises.com) on the revitalized seven mile stretch of

the Oklahoma River. Single-trip tickets are available for $6

and weekend Sunset and Live Entertainment cruises start

at $29. Oklahoma River Cruises can also arrange a private

chartered cruise for your group. More information is avail-

able at their website or 405.702.7755.

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The Bricktown Water Taxi

BOWLING

Gather the crew and head over to RedPin Restaurant and

Bowling Lounge (bowlredpin.com) for an upscale bowling

experience amidst hip, modern furnishings. RedPin isn’t a

bowling alley…it’s a cool lounge and restaurant that also

features ten state of the art bowling lanes. The attentive

waitstaf f serves items from the full bar and restaurant

right to your lane. Check RedPin’s website for Happy Hour

specials, lane rates and directions. They also offer event

packages and private event space to host your group. Call

405.702.8880 for more information.

INDOOR KART RACING

Strap in for some high speed racing action at Pole Posi-

tion Raceway (polepositionraceway.com). These are not

go-karts…this is indoor karting; electric-powered high-

performance karts capable of 45mph speeds with one inch

of ground clearance. It’s said to be the closest a civilian

will get to the experience of actual racing. Compete head


Harkins Theatres, Bricktown.

to head with your coworkers on Pole Position’s ¼ mile

Euro-style road course for bragging rights back at the

home office. All helmets and equipment are provided; just

bring your competitive spirit. Individual admission starts

at $19.95. Group packages and private meeting space is

available. Visit their website or call 405.942.2292 for more

information.

BRICKTOWN WATER TAXI

Hop aboard a Bricktown Water Taxi (bricktownwatertaxi.

com) and cruise along the Bricktown Canal for a water-level

view of the Bricktown Entertainment District and the new

Centennial Land Run Monument. Water Taxis run continu-

ously in-season from 10am-10pm. Bricktown Water Taxi

also offers private lunch, dinner and cocktail cruises for

your group. More information can be found on their website

or at 405.234.8294.

MOVIE

Had enough networking for one day? Walk, ride or drive

over to Bricktown’s state of the art Harkins Theatres

Bricktown 16 (harkinstheatres.com), kick back in one of

their rocking stadium seats and catch the latest release.

To check showtimes or purchase online tickets, visit their

website or call 405.231.4747.

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STAY ACTIVESTAY ACTIVE

It’s a struggle to maintain an active

lifestyle while on the road. Your hotel

pool or treadmill is a good start, but

here are a few options near downtown

OKC where you can get your blood

pumping while enjoying a change in

scenery.

CLIMBING

Located just south of Bricktown, Rocktown Climbing Gym

(rocktowngym.com) is the city’s premier climbing destina-

tion. Formerly a grain elevator, Rocktown offers indoor

and outdoor climbs up to 90 feet, including top rope, lead

climbs and bouldering. It’s recommended that you bring a

partner to climb/belay with, but singles options are also

available. Rocktown is open every weekday until 10pm,

8pm on Saturdays and 6pm on Sundays. Visit their website

or call 405.319.1400 for more information.


Crystal Bridge Tropical Conservatory, Myriad Botanical Gardens

RIVER SPORTS

Take advantage of the new high-end facilities in OKC’s

Boathouse district on the newly revitalized Oklahoma Riv-

er. In addition to the 13 miles of mixed use trails along the

river, Oklahoma City RIVERSPORT (riversportokc.com) of-

fers $10 day passes to the Chesapeake Boathouse’s fitness

center, locker rooms, yoga and indoor rowing classes. For

$25, you can gain access to kayaks, paddle boards and bi-

cycles in addition to the above amenities. Visit their website

or call 405.552.4040 for more information.

HIKING / RUNNING / BIKING

In addition to the 13 miles of multi-use trails along the

Oklahoma River, both Lake Hefner and Lake Overholser

(see map on p. 36) boast several miles of scenic trail and

are only a short drive away. If you’d rather stick close to

your hotel, take a walk or a run through the newly reno-

vated open spaces and cascading waterfalls of the Myriad

Botanical Gardens. The newly established OKC bike share

program Spokies (spokiesokc.com) has six kisosks in the

downtown area and is a great way to move around town in

a healthy way.


The uniquely Western Stockyards City district is guarded by Harold Holden’s Headin’ to Market statue.

Whether you’re looking to kill some

time between meetings, pick up a

souvenir or replace that buffalo wing-

stained shirt from last night, Oklahoma

City has a variety of shopping destina-

tions near the downtown area.

Painted Door (painteddoor.com) in Bricktown on the

ground floor of Nonna’s Euro-American Ristorante &

Bar is a unique specialty shop with an eclectic collection of

clothing, hand-crafted pottery, fragrances and home items

to name a few. Painted Door also features a selection of

“Made in Oklahoma” food and gif t items, the perfect way to

take a piece of our state home with you.

Just west of the Metro on I-40, the newly completed Outlet

Shoppes at Oklahoma City (theoutletshoppesatoklahomac-

ity.com) covers 348,000 square feet of retail space and

offers great deals on such brands such as Ralph Lauren,

SHOPPINGSHOPPING


Coach, Michael Kors, Brooks Brothers, Saks 5th Avenue and

more. Check their website for a full list of retailers and hours.

Located 6 miles north of downtown, the upscale Penn

Square Mall (simon.com/Mall/?id=811) houses Oklahoma

City’s only Apple Store, a wide range of apparel and spe-

cialty shops, a movie theatre and the city’s premiere de-

signer clothing retailer, Mr. Ooley’s (mrooleys.com).

Looking to add a lit tle Western flare to your wardrobe?

Head over to Oklahoma City’s historic Stockyards City dis-

trict for a wide variety of Western shops. Browse the aisles

of boots, hats and pearl snap shir ts at Langston’s (lang-

stons.com), the oldest Western Wear Store in the state.

If you find yourself hungry after shopping, you’ll be right

across the street from the longest continuously operating

restaurant in Oklahoma City, Cattlemen’s Steakhouse

(see pg. 8).


SHOPPINGSHOPPING

For over 50 years, family-owned Suburban Contemporary Furnishings has strived to be the very best contemporary furniture and accessory specialist in Oklahoma. Along the way, they’ve gained a reputation for excellent customer service and established themselves as Oklahoma’s premier contemporary furnishings showroom.

Suburban provides a unique and painless shopping experience for out-of-town visitors. Their contemporary showroom, the larg-est in the state, provides an opportunity to see and touch before you buy. Wondering how to get it home? Suburban routinely delivers throughout Oklahoma and its bordering states. Special delivery arrangements outside of this area are also available.

The Conventioner caught up with Brandon Burt who, along with his brother Jeremy, represents the next generation of Suburban leadership. We wanted to get their take on how the renewed focus on urban living in OKC’s downtown has affected their business and what’s so great about working with family.

OKCC: How has Oklahoma City’s recent urban resurgence im-pacted the demand you’ve seen for modern and contemporary furnishings?


SHOPPING

Burt: As our city changes, we’ve seen a major shift in style choices and furnishing preferences. For the last few years we’ve seen a constant rise in interest in the contemporary fur-nishings we’ve always sold. People want cleaner looks, exciting styles and brighter colors to go along with the more modern homes and businesses that are starting to go up all over our great state.

OKCC: What keys to success have you learned over the years?

Burt: Customer service, customer service and customer service. This has been the biggest key for our success over the years along with a high quality and customizable selection of contemporary furnishings and the most helpful and knowledge-able sales staff in Oklahoma.

CONTEMPORARY FURNISHINGS

Suburban Contemporary Furnishings 50 Years & 4 Generations Strong

201 N. Portland Ave. 405.946.4387 // suburbancontemporary.com


Lake Hefner

LakeOverholser

NicholsHills

WileyPost

Will RogersWorld Airport

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W Hefner Rd

John Kilpatrick Turpike

N May Ave

N Lincoln Blvd

S Western Ave

S Sooner Rd

N Classen Blvd

NW 63rd St

W Britton Rd

Northwest Expy

N Council Rd

N Rockwell Ave

N MacAuthur Blvd

SW 29th St

NW 10th St

SW 59th St

SW 89th St

SW 15th St

NE 23rd St

NE 36th StNW 39th St

NE 50th St

NE 63rd St

E Wilshire Blvd

SW 44th StAirport Rd

W Reno Ave E Reno Ave

S Meridian Ave

Will Rogers Expy

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Penn Square Mall

National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Remington ParkRacing Casino

Chesapeake Boathouse OK River Cruises

METRO MAPMETRO MAP

SHOPPING

Suburban Contemporary Furnishings(see our ad on the back cover and Special Feature on pg 34)


Lake Hefner

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NicholsHills

WileyPost

Will RogersWorld Airport

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N May Ave

N Lincoln Blvd

S Western Ave

S Sooner Rd

N Classen Blvd

NW 63rd St

W Britton Rd

Northwest Expy

N Council Rd

N Rockwell Ave

N MacAuthur Blvd

SW 29th St

NW 10th St

SW 59th St

SW 89th St

SW 15th St

NE 23rd St

NE 36th StNW 39th St

NE 50th St

NE 63rd St

E Wilshire Blvd

SW 44th StAirport Rd

W Reno Ave E Reno Ave

S Meridian Ave

Will Rogers Expy

Lake Hefner Pkwy

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StockyardsCity

Pole PositionRaceway

Penn Square Mall

National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Remington ParkRacing Casino

Chesapeake Boathouse OK River Cruises

OKLAHOMA CITY


Only 20 minutes south of downtown OKC, Norman retains

an eclectic and cosmopolitan feel thanks to the erudite in-

fluence of the University of Oklahoma. The presence of so

many students means that af ter a day of meetings, there

are a multitude of interesting options for your evening.

Many head to Campus Corner for its vibrant concentra-

tion of restaurants, bars and live music venues. Or try the

renovated downtown along Main St. where you’ll find an

eccentric collection of locally owned galleries, pubs and

restaurants. If you crave higher stakes action, Riverwind Casino (see pg. 19) should be your destination. Norman

has many hidden gems. We recommend that you start ex-

ploring with the list below.

NORMANNORMAN

FEATURED DINING & NIGHTLIFE

David Phelps’ Pastoral Dreamer reclines outside the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art.

Crimson & Whipped Cream This wonderful lit tle bakery and coffee shop on Campus Corner hits the spot every time. The staff is always atten-tive and pleasant, the WiFi is fast, the tunes are great and the coffee and baked goods are out of this world. Stop in after your lunchtime meetings and pick up something to enjoy later in your hotel room.

The Roasted Banana Whoopie Pie is a game-changer.

331 White St. // Bakery & Coffee Bar 405.307.8990 // crimsonbakery.com

TIP


LOCAL Chef Ryan Parrott’s dedication to preparing delicious, lo-cally sourced and sustainable American cuisine at LOCAL shines through brilliantly on the plate. The rotating sea-sonal menu is always excellent...serious food not taken too seriously. Grab a vintage cocktail and chow down. LOCAL also has private dining space to accommodate your group.

LOCAL’s risotto is such a tour de force, it has its own twitter account (@LocalRisotto).

2262 W. Main St. // American 405.928.5600 // eatatlocal.com

TIP

Benvenuti’s Ristorante Italian // 105 W. Main St. benvenutisristorante.com

The Big Tuna Seafood // 3720 W. Robinson St., Ste 104 405.928.5250 BigTunaNorman.com

Bison Witches Bar & Deli Deli // 211 E. Main St. bisonwitches.com

Blackbird Gastropub Gastropub // 575 S. University thegoodlifeok.com/blackbird

Blu Fine Wine & Food Wine Bar // 201 S. Crawford Ave. 405.360.4258 thegoodlifeok.com/blu

Coach’s Bar & Grill Sports Bar // 102 West Main St. 405.360.5726 coachsrestaurants.com

Coach’s Brewhouse Brewpub // 110 W. Main 405.321.2739 coachsbrewhouse.com

Coriander Café Vietnamese // 323 White St. coriandercafe.com

In The Raw Sushi Sushi // 575 S. University Blvd. 405.701.1323 intherawsushi.com

Interurban American // 1150 Ed Noble Pkwy. interurban.us

Logan’s On the Corner Bar // 749 Asp Ave. 405.801.2321

McNellie’s The Abner Ale House Pub // 121 E. Main St. mcnelliesnorman.com

Misal of India Indian // 580 Ed Noble Pkwy. misalofindia.com

The Mont Restaurant Mexican/Bar Menu 1300 Classen Blvd. themont.com

O’Connell’s Irish Pub & Grill Irish Pub // 769 Asp Ave. oconnellsnorman.com

Othello’s Italian // 434 Buchanan Ave. 405.701.4900 othellosnorman.com

Seven47 American // 747 Asp Ave. seven47.com

Ted’s Café Escondido Mexican // 700 N. Interstate Dr. 405.307.8337 tedscafe.com

Victoria’s Pasta Shop Italian // 327 White St. 405.329.0377


A regular on numerous national “Top Places to Live” lists,

Edmond is an upscale community just north of OKC proper.

In addition to world class golf courses and an excellent

restaurant and nightlife scene, Edmond has gained national

acclaim for its ef forts to engender city-wide adoption of

public art initiatives. The resulting collection of over 100

works adds a flourish of charm to the city. After the sun

sets, head downtown. A large cluster of Edmond’s best

dining and socializing spots concentrate around Broadway

and Boulevard St. to the west of the University of Central

Oklahoma’s campus. Here are a few of Edmond’s best to

get you started.

EDMONDEDMOND

FEATURED DINING & NIGHTLIFE

Artist Linda Prokop’s bronze sculpture “Big Wish” straddles a trail in Edmond’s 121-acre Hafer Park.

Boulevard Steakhouse Boulevard hits all the notes you want in a great steakhouse: USDA Prime beef cooked to perfection, a soothing atmo-sphere and impeccable service. Along with the steaks, the seafood and accoutrements will satisfy even the most discerning diner. After dinner, visit the adjacent Martini Lounge for a cigar and nightcap.

The Portobello mushroom soup’s rich flavor and velvety texture are not to be missed.

505 S. Boulevard // Steakhouse 405.715.2333 // boulevardsteakhouse.com

TIP


Cafe Evoke A spacious coffee bar in downtown Edmond, Cafe Evoke offers a cool and comfortable atmosphere in which to en-joy expertly prepared coffee drinks, a flavorful selection of small plates and a revolving list of delicious wines and craft beers. The icing on the cake is the beautiful wall mural by DNA galleries’ Dylan Bradway.

Evoke is open until 10pm or later every night except Sunday.

103 S. Broadway Ave. // Coffee Bar 405.285.1522 // cafeevoke.com

TIP

Café 501 Café // 501 S. Boulevard cafe501.com

Charleston’s American // 3409 S. Broadway, Ste. 400 405.478.4949 charlestons.ehsrg.com

Coach’s Restaurant & Brewery Sports Bar // 3005 S. Broadway coachsrestaurants.com

Cupcakes To Go Go Dessert // 2524 W Edmond Rd. 405.330.2190 cupcakes2gogo.com

Dan McGuinness Pub Irish Pub // 3005 S. Broadway danmcguinnesspub.com/Edmond

Hideaway Pizza Pizza // 116 E. 5th St. 405.348.4777 hideawaypizza.com

Humble Pie Pizzeria Pizza // 1319 S. Broadway 405.715.1818 humblepieok.com

Interurban American // 1301 E. Danforth Rd. 405.348.2792 interurban.us

Johnnie’s Charcoal Broiler Burgers // 33 E. 33rd St. 405.348.3214 johnniesok.com

Kang’s Asian Kitchen Japanese/Sushi 2080 E. 2nd St. kangsasiankitchen.com

Let’s Do Greek Greek // 180 W. 15th St. Ste. #150 letsdogreek.com

Louie’s Grill & Bar Sports Bar // 1389 E. 15th St. louiesgrillandbar.com

Othello’s Italian // 1 S. Broadway othellosofedmond.com

Sumo Japanese Steak House Japanese // 1801 S. Broadway sumoedmond.com

Vin Dolce Wine Bar Wine Bar // 16 S. Broadway vindolcewinebar.com

Signature Grill Fine Dining // 1317 E Danforth Rd. signaturegrilledmond.com

The Sushi Bar Sushi // 1201 NW 178th St. thesushibarok.com

Zarate’s Latin & Mexican Grill Mexican // 706 S. Broadway zarateslatingrill.com

Zen Asian Dining Asian Fusion // 3209 S. Broadway, Ste. 127 zenasiandining.com


EVENT CALENDAREVENT CALENDAR

SPORTS

OKC Redhawks Baseball - Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark (oklahomaredhawks.com)1 – vs Round Rock, 7:052 – vs Round Rock, 6:053 – vs Round Rock, 11:05am4-12 - Pacific Coast League Playoffs

august

september

SPORTS

OKC Redhawks Baseball - Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark (oklahomaredhawks.com)14-17 – vs Fresno, 7:0527-30 – vs Albuquerque, 7:0531 – vs Round Rock, 7:05

15 – Yanni - Civic Center Music Hall (okcciviccenter.com) 16 – The Damn Quails - Lower Bricktown Live (WelcomeToBricktown.com)23 – Cole Porter - Wormy Dog Saloon (wormydog.com)23 – WADE BOWEN w/ ZANE WILLIAMS - Wormy Dog Saloon (wormydog.com)25 – Reckless Kelly - Riverwind Casino (riverwind.com)25 – Sugarland - Zoo Amphitheatre (zooamp.com)29 – Pat Benatar & Greg Giraldo - Lucky Star Casino, Concho

(luckystarcasino.org)29 – PHISH - Zoo Amphitheatre (zooamp.com)31 – Def Leppard & Poison - Zoo Amphitheatre (zooamp.com)

MUSIC

All Month – The Art of Golf - OKC Museum of Art (okcmoa.com)All Month – FUSION: A New Century of Glass - OKC Museum of Art (okcmoa.

com)All Month – Warhol and the Portrait - Fred Jones Museum (ou.edu/fjjma)All Month – Pablo Picasso’s Woman in the Studio - Fred Jones Museum (ou.

edu/fjjma)All Month – Oklahoma Clay: Frankoma Pottery - Fred Jones Museum

(ou.edu/fjjma)

CULTURE

Wednesdays – Movies Under the Stars, Myriad Botanical Gardens (myriadgardens.org)First Friday – First Friday Gallery Walk, The Paseo thepaseo.comSecond Friday – LIVE on the Plaza, Plaza District plazadistrict.orgLast Friday – H&8TH - Night Food Market featuring OKC’s best food truck offerings

+ COOP Ale Works. 7pm to 12am, Hudson & NW 8th (@h_n_8th)

Thursdays – Cocktails on the Skyline, OKC Museum of Art, Roof Terrace (okcmoa.com)Fridays – Live Music @ Nonna’s Purple Bar (see our ad on pg3), purplebarokc.comSundays – Twilight Concert Series, 7:30-9:00, Myriad Botanical Gardens, (myriadgar-

dens.org)


october

7 – Tanya Tucker & Crystal Gayle - Lucky Star Casino, Concho (luckystarcasino.org) 13 – Train - Zoo Amphitheatre (zooamp.com)14 – Cole Porter - Wormy Dog Saloon (wormydog.com)15 – Randy Rogers Band - Diamond Ballroom (diamondballroom.net)20 – Daryl Hall & John Oates - Lucky Star Casino, Concho (luckystarcasino.org)21 – Robert Earl Keen - Riverwind Casino (riverwind.com)24 – Henry Rollins - Diamond Ballroom (diamondballroom.net)27 – FRANKIE VALLI and THE FOUR SEASONS - Civic Center Music Hall

(okcciviccenter.com)29 – Seether - Diamond Ballroom (diamondballroom.net)

MUSIC

Thursdays – Cocktails on the Skyline, OKC Museum of Art, Roof Terrace (okcmoa.com)Fridays – Live Music @ Nonna’s Purple Bar (see our ad on pg3), purplebarokc.com

Thursdays – Cocktails on the Skyline, OKC Museum of Art, Roof Terrace (okcmoa.com)Fridays – Live Music @ Nonna’s Purple Bar (see our ad on pg3), purplebarokc.com

All Month – NatGeo: Greatest Photographs of the American West - National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum (nationalcowboymuseum.org)

All Month – The Art of Golf - OKC Museum of Art (okcmoa.com)All Month – Pablo Picasso’s Woman in the Studio - Fred Jones Museum

(ou.edu/fjjma)15 – Grand Opening Night, The OKC Philharmonic - Civic Center Music Hall

(okcciviccenter.com)



CULTURE

6 – SONGS OF LAND AND SEA - Civic Center Music Hall (okcciviccenter.com) 22 – Red Hot Chili Peppers - Chesapeake Energy Arena (chesapeakearena.com)25 – Carrie Underwood - Chesapeake Energy Arena (chesapeakearena.com)

MUSIC



All Month – NatGeo: Greatest Photographs of the American West - National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum (nationalcowboymuseum.org)

All Month – American Moderns, 1910 —1960: From O’Keeffe to Rockwell - OKC Museum of Art (okcmoa.com)

All Month – Pablo Picasso’s Woman in the Studio - Fred Jones Museum (ou.edu/fjjma)

27 – Broadway to Bricktown - Civic Center Music Hall (okcciviccenter.com)

CULTURE

For up-to-the-minute event information, visit OKCConventioner.com/Event-Calendar.


ADVERTISERSADVERTISERSBUSINESS NAME ADDRESS PAGE

Be The Match bethematch.org 29

The HALO Foundation haloworldwide.org 46

Moonstone Medical Massage

405.503.0314 44

Nonna’s Ristorante / Purple Bar

1 Mickey Mantle Dr. 3

Painted Door 124 E. Sheridan Ave. 33

Suburban Contemporary Furnishings

201 N. Portland Ave.suburbancontemporary.com

BC

Moonstone Medical Massage

8am-8pm405.503.0314

ON-SITE MASSAGE

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JUST IN CASE...JUST IN CASE...

TRANSPORTATIONKings Limousine

Executive Sedan/Limo/Party Bus405.733.5466

kingsworldwidetrans.com

Independent Cab Companyokctaxicab.com405.603.4222

SUPPLIESBroadway Wine Merchants

Liquor Store824 N Broadway Ave.

405.231.0031

Whole Foods Market6001 N. Western Ave.

405.879.3500wholefoodsmarket.com

RADIOKOSU 90.7 - NPR

KOMA 92.5 – 60s & 70s KHBZ 94.7 - Alt RockKTST 101.9 - Country

KRXO 107.7 - Classic Rock

TECHNOLOGYApple Store

1901 NW ExpresswayPenn Square Mall

405.767.6600

Best Buy3333 N. May Ave.

405.949.9911

AT&T Store2131 Northwest 23rd St.

405.606.7035

Verizon Store5401 N. Penn Ave.

405.843.9113

MEDICAL & EMERGENCY

Immediate Care of OKUrgent Care

800 24th Ave. NW, 3400 Tecumseh Rd.

Norman8am - 8pm

405.321.7100, 405.307.6900immediatecareok.com

Walgreens535 NW 9th St.405.231.2133

Walgreens (24 Hour)5120 N. May Ave.

405.942.2471

St. Anthony HospitalER

1000 N. Lee Ave.405.272.6137

Wilson Pharmacy7128 E. Reno Ave.

*Free Delivery to Mid-Del area405.737.3464


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