Holiday

The Nutcracker is performed by several ballet companies throughout the world during the holiday season. And in Oklahoma, you have multiple opportunities to see The Nutcracker throughout the state!

Everyone knows that if you get caught under the mistletoe around the holidays, you have to give someone a kiss. But did you know that mistletoe is actually a parasite? And it's been Oklahoma's floral emblem for 115 years.

The Sooner State is quickly becoming known Nationwide for our Christmas spirit and epic displays. People from all over come here to experience the holidays Okie style.

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Everything about the holiday season is festive, right down to the drinks. And a Christmas-themed pop-up cocktail bar in Oklahoma City will get you right into the holiday spirit.

Gonna be a jam-packed weekend of chaos on those few public lands and WMA's across the Sooner State.

One of the most unique holiday events in southwest Oklahoma is the annual Candlelight Stroll on Fort Sill. The stroll is hosted by the Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum and visits some of the base's historic homes, all decorated for the holiday season.

In a shockingly late second severe weather season, meteorologists aren't ruling out that anything can happen.

Oklahoma has several unique holiday experiences. And of the newest light displays this year can be found in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Jolly Lane Lights is Tulsa's first and largest animated Christmas lights drive through.

Holiday In the Park will open Saturday, Nov. 16 at Elmer Thomas Park in Lawton, Oklahoma. The nonprofit holiday celebration recently debuted a map outlining the park's lights and other fun holiday activities set to take place throughout the park.

It's a little drive for most to experience a true Christmas village in the Sooner State.

The holiday season is getting ready to begin in Oklahoma! Holiday In the Park will open Saturday, Nov. 16 with a 5K and parade in downtown Lawton.