From music and entertainment to the Western culture and sporting events, plan your trip to Frontier Country with this 2010 travel guide.

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Oklahoma City’s Adventure District is your place to play! From hands-on children’s exhibits to world-class Western art, the Adventure District is home to six outstanding attractions. The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, Oklahoma State Firefighters Museum, Oklahoma City Zoo, National Softball Hall of Fame, Cinemark Tinseltown USA Theater and Remington Park Racing Casino are awaiting your family’s arrival!

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Softball is one of the most popular team sports in the United States. Find out why by visiting the ASA National Softball hall of Fame and Museum in Oklahoma City.

The American Banjo Museum  was established to preserve and develop awareness for the enrichment of the public and interest in the four-string style of banjo playing. The banjo is the only instrument developed in this country.

Nestled in the heart of America on scenic Rt. 66 is Edmond, Oklahoma. Come visit us today!

El Reno was established in 1889 and is located at the intersection of two historic highways, nostalgic Route 66 and the Chisholm Trail (Highway 81).  El Reno began as a railroad town and was home to three land runs. It is a festival town and boasts many heritage celebrations, historic properties and the only rail-based trolley in the state of Oklahoma.

“No matter what road you travel, they all lead to Crossroads of America, El Reno, Oklahoma.”

Frontier City, Oklahoma's oldest and largest theme park, covers over 40 acres with rides, shows and attractions for the entire family.

White Water Bay is the largest water adventure park in Oklahoma with more than 30 rides, slides, pools and activities. It mixes action-packed water thrill rides and crowd-pleasing attractions to create a delightful and exhilarating entertainment the whole family will enjoy.

Lyric Theatre's renovation of the historic Plaza Theatre brings life back to this beloved neighborhood landmark from the 1930s.

Located on the canal in Bricktown, Mickey Mantle's Steakhouse is an award-winning restaurant featuring Mid-Western, grain fed, aged prime beef. Mickey Mantle's also offers fresh seafood, daily specials, and a spectacular collection of New and Old World wines. Mickey's boasts a trendy jazz bar and lounge featuring live music Friday and Saturday from 7-11. Mickey's also showcases a unique collection of authentic Mickey Mantle memorabilia.

From the new million-dollar water park to the many golf courses, the Christmas Holiday Lights Spectacular and Tinker Air Force Base to the Reed Convention Center, see all that Midwest City has to offer!

Moore than meets the eyes right off I-35! Moore offers a thriving culinary scene, quality accommodations, unique shopping and easy access to the Oklahoma City metro area.

Visit Oklahoma's third largest city for performing arts, phenomenal museums, nationally recognized events and exciting nightlife.

Learn about what to see and do, and where to stay and eat in Oklahoma City. With renowned festivals, national sporting events, treasure-filled museums and a variety of districts highlighting arts and entertainment, the possibilities in Oklahoma City are endless!

The Oklahoma City Museum of Art presents world-class exhibitions and is home to the largest, most comprehensive collection of Chihuly glass in the world. The Museum also offers year round camps and classes for all ages through the Museum School. And don't forget about the Museum's extensive visitor services, including the cafe, store, and library.

The Outdoor Symbolic Memorial and Memorial Museum offer a unique insight into the events of April 19, 1995.  We come here to femember those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever.

The Oklahoma City Philharmonic is continuing a 20 year tradition of world-class classics artists.

Get information about the 2009-2010 season including:

Classics Series, POPS Series with Kristin Chenoweth and the Discovery Concert family series, all playing at the Civic Center Music Hall in downtown Oklahoma city.

Visit www.okcphilharmonic.org or call 405-842-5387 for ticket info and pricing. Weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Adventure awaits at the Oklahoma City Zoological park and Botanical Garden, ranked third-best family-friendly zoo in the country! With mroe than 1,500 animals, winding paths and beautiful landscaping over 110 acres, the Oklahoma City Zoo provides an ever-changing educational adventure for explorers of all ages.

The Oklahoma History Center is an 18-acre, 215,000 square-foot learning center exploring Oklahoma’s unique history of geology, transportation, commerce, culture, aviation, heritage and more. With more than 50 topics and 2,000 artifacts reflecting Oklahoma’s inspiring and adventurous past. It's Oklahoma History with an attitude!

The only fire museum in the states owned and operated by firefighters. Check out the collection of antique fire apparatus dating back to the mid-1700s.

One of the best agri-tainment attractions in Oklahoma City. Ride the vintage carousel, spend time with animals in the petting barn, take pony rides or train rides, go fishing, race the pedal cars, get lost in the maze and go mining for  gemstones.  There's so much to do here!

The Red Earth Museum has relocated to Downtown Oklahoma City, immediately south of the Skirvin Hilton Hotel. The notable American Indian museum is home to a respected permanent collection of more than 1,600 items of traditional and contemporary fine art, pottery, basketry, textiles and beadwork.  Pieces will be on rotation for viewing throughout the year in the new space.

Don't miss the 24th Annual Red Earth American Indian Cultural Festival June 18-20 at the Cox Convention Center.

RedPin Restaurant & Bowling Lounge is Oklahoma City's most unique entertainment experience. Combining contemporary dining and a chic lounge with the excitement of bowling, RedPin is unlike anything else in Oklahoma.

Let your heart race at Oklahoma City's only major-league race track and casino with exciting live racing, top thoroughbreds, quarter horses, simulcast racing and the latest and greatest  games.

With more than 50,000 square feet of exhibits, the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History in Norman is one of the finest university-based museums in the country. Come see record-setting dinosaurs, realistic wildlife dioramas, archaeology and Native American exhibits as well as other special exhibitions like the newest temporary exhibit, Chocolate: The Exhibition.

With more than 350 hands-on exhibits, Oklahoma's only physical science museum reveals the wonder and relevance of science in everyday life.

With its rich oilfield history and progressive community spirit, Seminole has activities for virtually every age and interest all year long. Whether you come as a tourist or plan to become a resident, the welcome mat is always out in Seminole.

Located just east of Oklahoma City on I-40, Shawnee has a new world-class casino, a college-town environment, unique shopping, dining and entertainment and the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art, which has Oklahoma's only Egyptian mummy!

The Original Home of Red Dirt! Visit Stillwater and see everything this town has to offer. Eat cheese fries at Eskimo Joes, attend a concert at the Tumbleweed Concert Hall, or see a play at the Seretean Center Concert Hall.

Experience the chance of a lifetime. Feed a tiger, ride a tortoise, hug a kangaroo, pet tropical birds at Tuttle's Interactive Exotic Zoological Park.