From film festivals to independent theaters, there are many headliners where Oklahoma film is concerned. Attend an avant-garde outdoor screening at the deadCENTER film festival. Enjoy a gourmet dinner and take in a foreign film at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Or get nostalgic with a silent movie accompanied by pipe organ music at the Coleman Theatre in Miami.
Tulsa offers plenty of walkable districts worth the exploration, from historic staples to newer innovations. Plan a day trip or a full weekend spent visiting local arts, entertainment, dining and nightlife options with the help of this guide to Tulsa’s most unique districts.
Step back in time and enjoy a show at one of Oklahoma’s many historic theaters. See a film, concert or performing arts event, and take in the stunning architecture that makes these time-honored movie houses true Oklahoma landmarks.
Oklahoma has played host to a variety of Hollywood films - from heart-wrenching dramas to experimental features and zany comedies to high impact thrillers. Whether you're a true cinema buff or simply enjoy catching the occasional flick, you'll have fun exploring these filming locations in the Sooner State.
From low-budget to critic-awarded, cinema-goers enjoy Oklahoma's venues for independent, international and fine film.
