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Hit play on this holiday favorite that was filmed right here in Oklahoma. You'd be surprised at how many movies were shot in the Sooner State, including several Christmas movies.

Listed among places in Europe, Asia and South America, Oklahoma City has been named a top destination spot for 2024!

So what's it going to be, a real or artificial Christmas tree? That's the big debate in Oklahoma as people weigh the pros and cons while taking sides and declaring their choice as the absolute best.

Recently a new survey was conducted by Todayshomeowner.com that ranked the most popular holiday movies for 2023 by state. While most of the titles were exactly what you'd expect there were a few states that have unusual favorites.

This Oklahoma indoor water park is the ultimate winter break vacation destination for the entire family. It's like a tropical paradise filled with all kinds of wet and wild family fun.

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.

Needless to say, those who thought it was a good idea to post negative comments and complain on social media about Fort Sill quickly regretted it. You'd think they'd know better.

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!

Take a trip down this 54-mile winding mountain-top road for fantastic fall foliage and breathtaking views. Now's the time to plan your trip to see the best colors.