Welcome to Oklahoma
Offering a great mix of high profile plazas, parks, commuter hubs and private venues, Oklahoma has something to offer most marketers.
Obtaining permits for an outdoor or indoor experiential activation or special event is often the most vexing task for an agency or brand. A marketer will often know the cities and demographic they want to reach but may not know which locations are appropriate to reach their target audience. That’s where Event Permit Experts come in to recommend the right locations in each market and most importantly knowing who to call to obtain these permits. Each city and location has it’s own unique set of rules & regulations to navigate when obtaining permits. Locations in each market can and do change. Only a company like Event Permit Experts can stay on top of the rapidly evolving landscape in each city to make the right recommendations and maintain the relationships with these venues and municipalities to make your experiential campaign or special event a reality.
Knowing how to obtain all necessary event permits, ancillary permits and community board approvals is where Event Permit Experts comes in. With a wide breadth of knowledge obtained by consistently working with the decision makers at these locations we can help marketers navigate all the local ordinances and laws unique to each location to make your experiential special event a success.
Obtaining permits for an outdoor or indoor experiential activation or special event is often the most vexing task for an agency or brand. A marketer will often know the cities and demographic they want to reach but may not know which locations are appropriate to reach their target audience. That’s where Event Permit Experts come in to recommend the right locations in each market and most importantly knowing who to call to obtain these permits. Each city and location has it’s own unique set of rules & regulations to navigate when obtaining permits. Locations in each market can and do change. Only a company like Event Permit Experts can stay on top of the rapidly evolving landscape in each city to make the right recommendations and maintain the relationships with these venues and municipalities to make your experiential campaign or special event a reality.
Knowing how to obtain all necessary event permits, ancillary permits and community board approvals is where Event Permit Experts comes in. With a wide breadth of knowledge obtained by consistently working with the decision makers at these locations we can help marketers navigate all the local ordinances and laws unique to each location to make your experiential special event a success.
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Annual EventsChocolate Decadence
A popular affair for over 15 years, and very busy event that is often sold out, the Chocolate Decadence event is one of Oklahoma City’s most anticipated events, Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo The championship event for the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association's circuit, the Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo in Oklahoma City is one of the centerpieces of the ProRodeo season and one of the richest rodeos in the world in terms of prize money. Attracting more than 50,000 visitors each year. Festival of the Arts Known as Oklahoma City’s annual “rite of spring”, the Festival of the Arts attracts more than 750,000 visitors each year with the work of some of the finest artists in the USA, an International Food Row serving Indian, Mexican, German, Asian, and popular USA foods. Red Earth Festival Showcasing more than 1,200 American Indian artists and dancers from all over the USA and representing over 200 different tribes, the Red Earth Festival has become one of the most respected visual and performing Pow Wows in America. Oklahoma State Fair Attracting almost a million visitors, the Oklahoma State Fair is a wealth of attractions include opening ceremonies, performances by big names in all sorts of music from country to hard rock, Disney On Ice displays and performances. Gazette’s Halloween Parade A popular parade through downtown and midtown Oklahoma City, the Gazette’s Halloween Parade, also known as the Ghouls Gone Wild Parade, showcases more than 2,000 costumed participants attracting over 60,000 viewers. Nearby Cities |
Local AttractionsOklahoma City National Memorial & Museum
National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum Oklahoma City Zoo Hefner Lake & Park Paseo Arts District Local Malls50 Penn Place
50 Penn Place bills itself as the "most notable address in Oklahoma City." Located just across from Penn Square Mall in northwest Oklahoma City, 50 Penn Place is certainly one of the more distinctive shopping establishments in the metro. You won't find typical mall stores but instead visit the beautiful 3-story atrium mall for unique shops, food and art galleries. Northpark Mall Located along North May at NW 122nd, Northpark Mall has been in operation for more than 30 years. Though it's not even close to the status of a Penn Square or a Quail Springs, Northpark does have a several shops and boutiques of note, as well as one of the metro's bargain movie theaters. The mall has several well-known names such as B.C. Clark, Gourmet Gallery and Gymboree. Penn Square Mall Certainly one of Oklahoma City's most popular shopping areas, Penn Square Mall can be a nightmare at the holiday season. But it's also a spacious, comfortable shopping experience. Penn Square has all of typical mall stores, including the top anchors such as J.C. Penney, Dillard's and Foley's, and the mall has a quality food court and small movie theater. Quail Springs Mall Quail Springs is one of the largest in the state. Colleges & Universities
Sports Teams & StadiumsOklahoma City Thunder
Oklahoma State Fair Arena Oklahoma City Dodgers Chesapeake Energy Arena Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark Cox Convention Center State Fair Arena Taft Stadium The Don E. Porter Hall of Fame Stadium, Abe Lemons Arena |
Some Local NeighborhoodsAdventure District
If you're looking to fill the day (or weekend) with family-friendly adventures. Asian District An influx of Vietnamese immigrants in the 1970s transformed the area surrounding Northwest 23rd Street and Classen Boulevard into a vibrant enclave of Asian culture. Automobile Alley Revitalized. Revamped. And really cool. Located just north of downtown, what used to be the primary location for the city's car dealerships is now home to some of OKC's best local dining, specialty shops and more. Boathouse District Whether you want to train like an Olympian or just burn off some energy, the Boathouse District along the Oklahoma River is a hotspot for outdoor recreation. Bricktown Once a busy warehouse area, Bricktown is Oklahoma City's hottest entertainment and dining district. Classen Curve The Classen Curve district in northwest Oklahoma City is quickly becoming the place to dine, shop and play. Deep Deuce The Deep Deuce district of Oklahoma City is small but carries tremendous historical significance as a center for jazz music and African-American culture. Film Row Oklahoma City's preserved film distribution district has been reborn as a creative hub on the western edge of downtown. Midtown Midtown's mix of local restaurants, neighborhood pubs, unique shops and historic homes make it a great place to experience the best of OKC's recent urban renaissance. Paseo Arts District The Paseo Arts District is known for its eclectic art galleries (many attached to working artists' studios) and shops, as well as its cuisine and nightlife. Plaza District It's a little trendy, a little gritty and a lot of fun. If you're the sort that likes to check out the hip and happening, you'll find it in the Plaza District. Stockyards City Home to a number of shops specializing in all things western, you can outfit an entire ranch (cattle included) or just find a new pair of boots and enjoy a great steak in Stockyards City. Western Avenue The Western Avenue district boast an eclectic mix of local restaurants and bars, retail shops and boutiques, antique and furniture stores and fine art galleries. Uptown 23rd Uptown is home to one of the latest neighborhood revitalizations in OKC. Anchored by the historic Tower Theater, you'll find great locally-owned restaurants and bars, as well as fun boutiques. |
Do you need event permits
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Most outdoor special events and experiential brand activations on public property whether on plazas, streets, sidewalks or parks will require a permit. Even special events or brand activations at indoor locations whether they be public or private venues have their own special fees, additional concessions and requirements.
Besides the standard special event permit often required for most locations, additional permits are often needed for amplified sound, large structures such as props and installations, sampling, tents, stages, food vending, alcoholic beverage sampling, fire department permits for generators or electricity. Event Permit Experts is here as a one-stop resource to help you navigate the entire permitting process to make your Oklahoma event a success. |