Christmas in Oklahoma
December 6, 2022
As the Christmas season approaches, many fun activities are opening up around Oklahoma.
Most holiday sales are after Christmas but BC Clark’s is right before! Many Oklahomans know the iconic BC Clark Jingle by heart and sing along to it every time they hear it.
“So, give the gift you know can’t fail, at BC Clark’s, anniversary sale!”
If you love looking at Christmas lights, Oklahoma hosts many light festivals during the holiday season.
Chickasha is holding their annual Festival of Lights in Shannon Springs Park. This festival ends on Dec. 31.
Admission into the festival is free to all, but there are many other activities to do in the park! Other activities include: Santa Shuffle, Ice Skating, Ferris wheel, a carousel, carriage rides, camel rides, and photos with Santa Clause!
Visit Yukon to see Christmas in the Park. This event consists of ice skating and a 5K run.
There will be a Christmas light show from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. everyday until New Year’s Eve. The light tour starts in Yukon City Park and ends in Chisolm Trail Park.
The Oklahoma City Zoo is hosting a Safari of Lights presented by OG&E. This event starts runs all the way through Jan. 1.
This event has drive through and walk-through trails.
Drive through admission is $65 per car. Walk through admission is $15 per person.
If Christmas lights aren’t your style, the Devon Ice rink at the Myriad Gardens is open until Jan. 29. It costs 14 dollars to get in (this includes the skate rentals).
The Okc Ballet is showing a production of “The Nutcracker.” The Civic Center will be showing this ballet Dec. 10-11 and Dec. 15-18. Tickets are on sale at OkcCivicCenter.
The Bricktown Ballpark is hosting Winterfest. Grab a friend and come down to go sledding across the ballpark!
Tickets are $18 per rider.
For info about more holiday events, click here.
Happy Holidays!