Oklahoma artifacts, a children’s play area, Edmond history and more! This FREE museum makes for a great family outing.
Ranked as one of the best Zoos in the nation, the Oklahoma City Zoo boasts wide walking trails, event space, and many different family friendly events each month.
An amusement park with thrill rides, family rides, water rides, water playground, concerts, seasonal activities, shopping and a wide selection of dining options and restaurants.
The Oklahoma Railway Museum allows people to experience the excitement of rail transportation. They provide an exciting, educational experience about rail transportation as well as an experience of operating a working railway system.
This Free Museum not only outlines the history of Edmond, but it also has a Children’s Learning Center with play houses in a miniature 1880’s town, toddler growing garden, dress-up corner, and an activity center with blocks, magnets, and transportation toys.
Sky Zone is the world’s first indoor trampoline park. Experience “fun fitness” and trampolines as far as the eye can see. Get one of the greatest workouts, have a ball at a birthday party, and enjoy pure fun with the weightlessness of bouncing and flipping!
Reading Wednesdays, the Children’s Garden, birthday parties, and countless seasonal events. You do not want to miss the fun to be had at the Myriad Gardens in downtown OKC!
The Hard Homestead has 10 acres of well-preserved territorial farmland with a farmhouse, school-house, working barn, Victorian house, cellar, and event barn. It’s a great place for field trips, day camps, and special events.
With a huge selection of pottery to choose from, painters big and small will enjoy their time at Paint’N Station!
Design and create your piece and Paint’N Station will glaze and fire it for you!
Grab a group of friends to play dodge ball! For an hour and 45 minutes, you and 26 of your closest friends can hit up the court. The basic package starts at $210, with the inclusion of all guests admission, a referee and a cake server, lighter and candles. You can add more to your package, including cupcakes, drinks, pizza and more for additional charges. All packages require a $100 deposit.
Outdoor activities for all ages include whitewater rafting, kayaking, tubing, zip line, climbing wall, pump track, extreme jumping, flat water kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, youth adventures, and more. There are also lessons, camps, outfitter shop, and grill. All bystanders can watch for no charge.
Artsy Rose provides craft classes, social painting events, and art lessons for all ages.
For ages 18 mo to 18 years, this is the perfect place to not only learn gymnastics, but play on the 3 story PlayZone and have birthday parities!
Indoor play area and art all in one! Unpluggits Playstudio is a ceramic and craft painting studio designed with families in mind. We have crafts to paint for all ages plus an indoor playground. Our studio is designed to be safe and kid-friendly.
With large party rooms and a large room of inflatable fun, Bouncin Craze is great for birthday parties, team building, mom groups, and more!
Beloved local kids band, Spaghetti Eddie will perform their crowd favorites along with songs from their new album at the Grand Opening Block Party for the Shops on Market Street at Chisholm Creek! Be the first to hear songs from “All of Us: Bible Songs for Everyone” live. The group will play beloved classics like Kitty Cat Town, the Train Song, and of course, Spaghetti Eddie. Families are invited to join in on the fun on Saturday, March 7th from 4-6pm at the Shops at Market Street with prizes, giveaways, food and of course, dancing!
Serving OKC and Edmond for thirty five years, Metro Gymnastics offers recreational and competitive gymnastics for kids of any age!
With large party rooms and a large room of inflatable fun, Bouncin Craze is great for birthday parties, team building, mom groups, and more!
Liichokoshkomo’ Spring Break Sneak Peek Week
March 14, 2020 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
March 16, 2020 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
March 17, 2020 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
March 18, 2020 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
March 19, 2020 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
March 20, 2020 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Let’s play! Come celebrate the debut of Liichokoshkomo,’ a place for children and families to learn and play right in the Museum’s backyard, during a spring break sneak peek, March 14 – 20, 2020.
Saturday, March 14
Taste of the West
A day of food demonstrations with traditional foods from across the American West. Sample foods like hardtack, cornbread, fry bread and grape dumplings.
Monday, March 16
Crafts at the Cowboy
Children will become makers for the day by flexing their creative muscles with crafts, pottery, weaving, beading, silversmithing techniques and leatherwork.
Tuesday, March 17
Perked-Up Playdate on the Friess Family Playground
Plan on meeting up with friends to play at the all-new Friess Family playground in Liichokoshkomo’ for the first time. Complimentary EÔTÉ Coffee for parents and hot cocoa for children will be provided.
Wednesday, March 18
Rhythm and Rhyme Day
Children can touch and try musical instruments, listen to music, watch folkloric and native dance demonstrations. The Blackbird Dance Troupe, Cowboy Jim Garling, Eterna Primavera Guatemalan dance group and Estrella Chapina marimba band will all be performing live.
Thursday, March 19
Picnic and Planting Day
Pack a picnic and experience the first official day of spring in Liichokoshkomo,’ with seasonally-themed activities that celebrate the outdoor space’s natural elements and intentional green space. Plant wildflowers seeds along Liichokoshkomo’s tree line with provided seed packets and check out how they’re growing at a future visit.
Friday, March 20
World Storytelling Day
Families can explore the various types of storytelling and the passing of oral traditions from one generation to the next. Listen to cowboy poetry, learn from a Kiowa storyteller, tell your story at the open mic session and create your own travel journal and six-word story.
About Liichokoshkomo’
Liichokoshkomo’ (pronounced Lee-cho-kosh-ko-MO) is a Chickasaw phrase for “Let’s play,” a trailblazing play space dedicated to providing learning through STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) as children explore and try new things. The outdoor experience was thoughtfully designed to engage both the hands and minds of visitors for hours of family entertainment. The space also proudly showcases the many cultural influences that came together to build the American West.
The $15 million project includes an intertribal village that represents seven tribes (Caddo, Chickasaw, Hopi, Kiowa, Navajo, Pawnee and Ancient Puebloan), rail car and train depot, trading post, pioneer wagon, sod house, playground, waterfall and much more. Families will be able to create their own American West stories as they interact with the various features within the adventurous space such as exploring a prairie schooner wagon for a “journey” West, grinding corn, adding to a community loom weaving and an assortment of other daily activities. https://nationalcowboymuseum.org/event/spring-break-sneak-peek-week/2020-03-14/
Tumbling, gymnastics, birthday parties, and even a fun ninja warrior course for boys and girls from 12 months on up! Check out their web site for available class times and registration details.
This Free Museum not only outlines the history of Edmond, but it also has a Children’s Learning Center with play houses in a miniature 1880’s town, toddler growing garden, dress-up corner, and an activity center with blocks, magnets, and transportation toys.