Live music, theatre, OU performances, festivals, and where to find what's happening in Norman.
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A downtown worker-owned micro venue with live music on weekends, a vegan kitchen, and community events. All-ages venue; ID checked at the door, 21+ to drink.
Home of the OU School of Music, with Sharp Concert Hall, Pitman Recital Hall, and Gothic Hall for concerts and recitals. The Fine Arts Box Office is here.
Rupel J. Jones Fine Arts Center (Brackett & Weitzenhoffer Theatres)
Home to many University Theatre mainstage productions in the Elsie C. Brackett Theatre and the A. Max Weitzenhoffer Theatre — plays, musicals, opera, and dance.
Oklahoma's largest free music festival, held downtown each spring on outdoor stages and partner venues, produced by the nonprofit Norman Music Alliance.
A free outdoor medieval-themed arts, crafts, and entertainment fair at Reaves Park each spring, with stages, jousting, and craft booths. Organizers note parking is paid.
The City's central park near downtown, with playgrounds, splash pads, a skate park, basketball courts, an amphitheater, picnic shelters, and a jogging course.
OU’s art museum holds more than 20,000 objects, with strengths in Native American and American Southwest art, French Impressionism, ceramics, photography, contemporary and Asian art, and works on paper.
A natural history and culture museum. Its Hall of the People of Oklahoma traces 30,000 years of Native people in Oklahoma through cultural material and modern Native experience.
Hall of the People of Oklahoma: temporarily closed for renovation. Check the museum for updates; the museum itself is not listed as closed.