This month’s film locations take us “back to school” to showcase a sample of the state’s universities that can potentially set the scene for your next film or television production.
POPS is an iconic attraction located along Route 66, aka “The Mother Road”, located in Arcadia just east of Edmond. Since 2007, POPS has offered travelers a number of amenities, including delicious
As the birthplace of folk legend Woody Guthrie, Okemah has a storied history dating back to early settlements in 1902. Located about 70 miles east of Oklahoma City on Interstate
Located in Davis, Oklahoma, amidst the sprawling Arbuckle Mountains, Turner Falls is one of Oklahoma’s tallest waterfalls, dropping 77 feet into a natural swimming pool. Clear water flows throughout Turner
Celebrating the rich, oil history of Oklahoma, the City of Tulsa boasts two impressive landmarks which recall the booming era of years past. The Mayo Hotel (pictured above), which originally opened
Located in downtown Muskogee, the historic Roxy Theater hosts monthly film screenings, live theater, music and more. The venue, with origins dating back to 1948, was reopened in August 2001
Saddle up and head to “The Wild Wild West” as we highlight two of Oklahoma’s western studios and sets in this month’s locations feature. Located in Chandler, Read Ranch affords
Whether you’re looking for the perfect romantic getaway or your next filming location, Oklahoma has a number of charming bed and breakfast accommodations ready to roll out the red carpet.
Nestled in the rolling hills of southern Oklahoma, the City of Ada is known for its pioneering spirit and rich history. A member of both Main Street City and Tree
The round red rocks dotting the tiny picturesque town of Medicine Park have earned the area its distinction of being known as “America’s cobblestone community”. The fascinating history of Medicine
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