Christmas

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 114 years.

Usually, if it's cold outside, people reach for the hot chocolate. But during the holidays, Oklahomans tend to prefer a cold beverage.

Well, it's not the moisture we were hoping for, but it looks like Oklahoma could see a lot of rain for Christmas. But if you're still hoping for a white Christmas, you better start praying for an arctic blast to come our way.

If you're looking for a holiday adventure this weekend, you'll definitely want to visit Guthrie! Saturday, Dec. 9 is the last Victorian Walk of the season for Guthrie.

The Oklahoma weather is only going to get chillier as we get more into winter, but one brewery in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has found a way for people to still enjoy sitting outside in the cold weather.

Oklahomans can find plenty of light festivals in local parks, but in Tulsa, one of the best light festivals in the state also takes place at one of Oklahoma's most beautiful landmarks.

Twinkly Christmas lights are draped over the businesses along North Broadway Avenue in Oklahoma City's Historic Automobile Alley - lighting up the whole block with holiday cheer!

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If "Little Women" is one of your favorite Christmas movies, then you're in luck! Harn Homestead in Oklahoma City will host an immersive holiday production of Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women."

It's time for holiday shopping, and gifts are even more special when purchased at local stores or items that are made in Oklahoma! The Holiday Pop-Up Shops are housed in Midtown Oklahoma City, and is a fantastic opportunity to shop local Oklahoma City businesses all in one place.

The Polar Express Train Ride in Oklahoma City is now booking for the 2023 holiday season!

When people think of their favorite Christmas song, they usually hum the melody to "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" or "Silent Night." But if you ask an Oklahoman what their favorite Christmas song is, they'll start singing the BC Clark Anniversary Sale jingle.