Sam Noble Museum, Norman - Journey through history to get the complete story behind this tasty treat in Chocolate, a special exhibition developed by The Field Museum, Chicago. You’ll explore the plant, the products and the culture of chocolate through the lenses of science, history and popular culture.

Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, Norman - Since the early 20th century, travel has been an important part of the American experience, especially the family vacations and road trips synonymous with summer vacations. Wanderlust: Travel and American Photography examines the role American highways and interstates have played in the migratory desires of the American people.

City Arts Center, Oklahoma City - Mother's Hats: The Doris Elliott Collection includes 17 fashionable hats that were owned by Rand Elliott's mother during the heyday of Downtown Oklahoma City from post-World War II into the 1960s. The exhibit was co-curated by Jeanette Elliott and Mary Ann Prior.

Harrah Heritage Park, Harrah - Various weekend concerts with musical entertainment. Events are free to the public. Concessions will be available.

National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, Oklahoma City - Sure audiences love to see cowboys ride bulls for the required eight seconds, but they also get a thrill out of watching wild and crazy wrecks. Featuring the photography of Ralph R. Doubleday, Devere Helfrich and Bern Gregory, this exhibit focuses on rides and wrecks.

Remington Park, Oklahoma City

Oklahoma Railway Museum, Oklahoma City - Museum is open and free to the public Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Train Rides are available for kids of all ages (0 to 99+).

Regatta Park and Exchange Landing, Oklahoma City - Follow the plight of an early settler to Oklahoma as a pioneer woman provides details into the hardships and joys of settling into her new house. The reenactment offers insight into the life of a new family in Oklahoma Territory in 1889-1890. This character will interact with you throughout the cruise.