Get out and explore what Oklahoma City has to offer with some of these winter activities that won't break the bank. From exciting seasonal events to exploring local attractions, we’ve rounded up all there is to do at no cost to you. To score deals on attractions, accommodations and dining that isn't free, check out these special offers and discounts across Oklahoma City.  

 

Seasonal Happenings 

  • See holiday lights! Cruise down historic Automobile Alley and experience the district's vibrant light displays during Lights on Broadway. Or make your way to the Bricktown Entertainment District to gaze at the lights adorning the canal.  
  • Enjoy a complimentary ride on the OKC streetcar every weekend beginning Nov. 14 through Jan. 4. 
  • Stop by the Holiday Pop-Ups in Midtown and celebrate the holidays while finding unique gifts and inspiration from over 40 local shops.  
  • The Devon Ice Rink and Oak on Ice are both open through Feb. 1 and Jan. 18 respectively. Skate rentals are available at each spot. 

 

Things to Do 

  • First Friday welcomes guests to stroll and view the Paseo's galleries on the first Friday of every month.   
  • Book stores 
  • Recurring weekly on Tuesday and Saturday, experience Myriad in Motion, a free yoga class at the Myriad Botanical Gardens. The class is free and open to all experience levels. 
  • For a cozy, family-friendly experience, visit Commonplace Books or Full Circle Bookstore for a free, Saturday morning story time. Fun fact: snacks are provided! 
  • Get out and play outside! Visit our urban parks & trails page for our list of ways to take advantage of OKC's year-round sunshine.   

 

Museums and Exhibits 

  • Artspace at Untitled is a contemporary arts center located in the historic Deep Deuce district of downtown Oklahoma City. Artspace is always free and open to the public.
  • The Oklahoma Railway Museum is always open Thursday through Saturday and offers access to the grounds at no charge. 
  • The Red Earth Art Center hosts their 11th annual Treefest featuring Christmas trees representing Tribal Nations from across Oklahoma. Each tree is decorated with handcrafted ornaments and art objects representing each of their distinctive and diverse cultures.   
  • At the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center, admission is always free, and tours are offered at various times each day the gallery is open. Oklahoma Contemporary encourages artistic expression in all forms through education and exhibits.
  • The Oklahoma National Guard Museum offers self-guided tours of the 27,000 square feet exhibit space at no charge. The museum holds a plethora of Oklahoma military history, equipment and memorabilia.  
  • The Plaza Walls in the Plaza District offers a free showcase of curated, rotating murals year-round.  

 

Find more ways to celebrate the holidays with our full round up of events and happenings around the city.