Christmas

In the heart of Oklahoma, Christmas trees have a rich history, shaped by the creativity of early settlers and their local surroundings.

As Christmas Eve approaches, families in Oklahoma are buzzing with excitement. When will Santa slide down the chimney this year?

Looks like Oklahoma's dreaming of a warm Christmas this year — no snowflakes in sight, just sunshine and holiday cheer.

The beloved Candlelight Stroll at Fort Sill has been canceled this season. It’s a reminder of how much we cherish these community traditions and the history behind them.

Christmas weather in Oklahoma has been a wild ride over the years, with everything from snowstorms to balmy heatwaves mixing things up.

Get ready for a magical evening of local shopping that’ll make your holidays feel extra special.

Picture this: 80 voices, a live orchestra, and the spirit of Christmas all wrapped up in one powerful performance. That’s what’s coming to Lawton.

It's that magical time of year—Oklahoma's Christmas towns are ready to wrap you in warm holiday spirit.

Christmas in Oklahoma has seen its fair share of surprises, but a snowy holiday? That’s a rare treat. Some long-range models are hinting at the possibility this year.

As the holiday lights twinkle, a 100-piece choir will fill the air with music and joy. This is one community tradition you won’t want to miss!

Picture this: streets aglow with vintage lights and locals dressed in Victorian finery. That’s the magic waiting for you this Saturday in Guthrie.

As the sun sets on December 4, Cameron University will come alive with carols and the glow of holiday lights— don’t miss this cherished tradition.