Edmond Visitors Guide PROOF 20160125

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A VA R I E T Y O F R O O M S F O R A N Y O C C A S I O N
C U S T O M I Z E D C AT E R I N G O P T I O N S
E A S I LY A C C E S S I B L E C E N T R A L L O C A T I O N
F O R M O RE I N F O R M AT I O N V I S I T
U CO . E D U / CO N F E R E N C E S A N D E V E N T S
O R CA L L 4 0 5 - 9 7 4 - 2 2 4 4
FIND US ON:
Martha Hall
(Mayor Appointment)
Ex-officio Position Representing Bed & Breakfast/
Small Lodging Industry
Jerick Henley (Fish & Game
Commission Appointment)
Representing Edmond Fish &
Game Commission
Victoria Caldwell
Representing City Council
VACANT
Mayor Appointment
Youth Member
Ward 1
Appointed - Voting Member
COLOR KEY:
 Northwest (Zone 1)
 Northeast (Zone 2)
 Southeast (Zone 3)
ECVB STAFF
Cathy Williams-White,
Director
[email protected]
Terry Lanham,
Group Sales Manager
[email protected]
CITY OF EDMOND LIAISON
Casey Moore,
Marketing & Public Relations
Manager/Public Information
Officer
[email protected]
Guest Note:
This booklet is intentionally
designed as a handy tool to
help you enjoy your stay in
Edmond. Every listing or piece of
information in this visitor guide is
color coded to the map located in
the center of this book.
 Southwest (Zone 4)
 Downtown (Zone 5)
 University Area (Zone 6)
Edmond Convention and Visitors Bureau | P.O. Box 2970, Edmond, OK 73083 | 1030 S. Bryant, Edmond, OK 73034
Phone: 405-341-4344 | Toll-Free: 1-866-341-4344 | Fax: 405-216-7783 | Website: www.VisitEdmondOK.com
the Art of Oklahoma!
Welcome to Edmond, Oklahoma!
This is a city unmatched in
America’s heartland…where worldclass sculptures are scattered like
jewels, dozens of them, lining the
streets and tucked into corners
just waiting to surprise you with
unexpected beauty. Edmond offers
visitors, as well as meeting and
event planners, an artfully unique
experience.
It is proudly located smack-dab
in the Oklahoma heart of historic
Route 66, America’s Mother
Road…and at the crossroads of I-35
& I-44, close to I-40. While being
situated minutes from the bustling
heart of the greater Oklahoma City
metropolitan area, Edmond offers
the comfort and safety of a small
town with all the attractions and
entertainment of a big city.
We want you to enjoy your stay and
that means helping you know your
way around. The Edmond Visitor
Guide is designed with you in
mind. The centerfold of the book is
a simplified map of Edmond. You’ll
note that all information in every
listing in this publication is color
coded to the centerfold map.
We know that meetings mean
business and our business is helping
you have successful meetings. The
Edmond Convention & Visitors
Bureau offers assistance to group
and event planners. We can help
you find the right facility for your
meeting and connect with local
services from catering to pipe and
drape. We can also help you with
itinerary planning, brochures,
bags and welcome materials for
your attendees. We know the local
suppliers and services that can
take your event from ordinary to
extraordinary.
Motor coaches and tour operators
are special in Edmond. Call for
itinerary assistance unique to
the interest of your groups, your
schedule, and especially what’s
happening.
Call today and
let us work with you.
The Edmond Convention &
Visitors Bureau is located at
1030 S. Bryant in Edmond.
Local: 405-341-4344 or
Toll Free 1-866-341-4344
www.VisitEdmondOK.com
Historically speaking… Edmond
was originally explored in 1832 by
noted author, Washington Irving.
Soon this area was home to cattle
ranchers and hardworking cowboys.
Oklahoma was first known as
Indian Territory. In 1870 the U.S.
government conducted a survey of
the western portion of that area.
After establishing treaties with the
various Indian nations and assigned
them to reservations within Indian
Territory. In the spring of 1887
the Santa Fe railroad extended its
line across Indian Territory and
established a siding that would one
day become the city of Edmond.
EDMOND - A N A R T F U L I N T R ODUC T ION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FY 2016/2017
Ken Moore, Chairman
Edmond Chamber of Commerce
Dena Jones (Ward 2),
Secretary/Treasurer
Representing Hotel Industry
JW Armstrong (Ward 4),
Vice Chair
Representing Golf Industry
Mike Roark (Ward 3)
Executive Director Mitch Park
& Rankin YMCA
Representing Youth Sports
Dr. Linda Banks
(Mayor Appointment)
Representing UCO
Edmond…
T A BL E O F C O N T E N T S
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Edmond - an Artful Introduction.......................................... 3-5
The Art of Dining................................................................. 7-14
The Art of Shopping............................................................. 16-18
The Art of Attractions.......................................................... 20-28
The Art of Entertainment..................................................... 32
Route 66............................................................................ 34-35
The Art of Hospitality........................................................... 36-37
Map................................................................................... 38-39
The Art of Meetings............................................................. 40-41
The Art of Events................................................................. 42-48
The Art of Edmond............................................................... 49-59
The Art of Transportation..................................................... 60
The Art of Golf..................................................................... 62
The Art of Sports.................................................................. 64-71
The Art of Recreation........................................................... 72-76
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Much of Oklahoma was settled
through a uniquely American series
of land runs. The railway stations
and their vicinities were prime
points and Edmond Station was
among the top sites for runs. April
22, 1889 dawned bright and clear
as the first of the Great Oklahoma
Land Runs began promptly at “12
noon sun time”. At 12:05 pm the
surveyors began laying out the
Edmond town site. Miss Nanitta
A.H. Daisey, later to be known as
Kentucky Daisey, was a reporter
for the Dallas Morning News and
the Fort Worth Gazette, who came
to the Land Run onboard the press
correspondent rail car. Perched on
the first of the press trains with
one hand clutching the hand rail,
a stake in the other and a gun
strapped to her waist, Kentucky
Daisey leapt from the train,
when it was less than a mile from
Edmond, ran, drove her spike into
the ground, fell to her knees and
fired a shot into the air claiming
her land to the cheers of the other
passengers. She then turned and
ran back catching the last car of
Edmond’s lineage involves a
number of historical “Oklahoma
Firsts”. The city proudly boasts
being the home of Oklahoma’s…
First schoolhouse…First church…
and First classroom building for a
school of higher education (today
this UCO icon is fondly known
as “Old North”). Those same
“Firsts” survive today to intrigue
and entertain visitors with stories of
Edmond’s past.
Prominently located on Rt. 66,
the glory days of the Mother Road
brought fame to many Edmond
restaurants. The Wide-A-Wake
Café, the 66 Highway Café, The
Lone Elm, and Royce’s (a restaurant
that was named by Duncan Hines
himself!) are just a few. While
those are gone now, more than
200 wonderful restaurants now
call Edmond home and serve
today’s travelers. Several Edmond
restaurants and chefs have been
recognized in publications such
as Southern Living, Bon Appetite
and Gourmet magazines making
Edmond a culinary destination.
The “Blue Hippo” on Broadway is
a Route 66 icon. Pranksters have
relocated the hippo a time or two
in the past. It keeps holding on as
a tongue in cheek reminder of the
hay days of the Mother Road. This
playful piece of history has been
appearing in family vacation photos
for years. Oh the stories he could
tell…
A more elevated new Mother Road
icon is the “Touch the Clouds”
statue of a Native American at the
corner of Garland Godfrey and
2nd Street. This colorful work of
art was recently installed and hails
from an earlier life near Houston’s
Astro Dome. Spreading its arms
wide, “Touch the Clouds” welcomes
today’s travelers on Historic Rt. 66.
Looking for a pampered experience?
Be sure to check in at one of
Edmond’s exclusively elegant Bed
& Breakfast Inns. Edmond’s day
spas are also great places to immerse
yourself in the fine art of relaxation
where you can enjoy being
pampered with the most current
and soothing of spa treatments.
OR…If shopping is your preferred
choice of recreation Edmond
is just the ticket. Downtown
Edmond is a vibrant and eclectic
shopping district with more than
30 shops located right where Rt. 66
takes a jog south. Don’t miss the
numerous other shopping zones.
Check out the shopping section
of this publication to find the one
convenient to you. Be sure to peruse
all sections of this publication for
information on what’s going on and
where you’re sure to find something
of interest to you. All areas listed are
color keyed to the centerfold map.
You’re sure to find something you’ll
love at any and all shopping areas.
As always, Your Edmond
Convention & Visitors Bureau
keeps brochures and other
information on these events and
others to let you know what’s
going on and how to have fun in
Edmond.
Remember, there’s always
something fun to do
in Edmond, the Art of
Oklahoma!
that same train. Kentucky Daisey
which she rode on to Guthrie, the
territorial capitol, to file her claim
for the land she had marked with
her stake.
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The Edmond Station fulfilled its
purpose as a railway siding by
providing coal, water, a telegrapher’s
shack and conveniences for the train
passengers of the day.
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LEGEND
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C
$5 & up
$10 & up
$15 & up
$20 & up
$50 & up
Catering Available
AMERICAN/FAMILY DINING

Applebee’s Restaurant
3521 S. Broadway
405/478-1716, $$
applebees.com

Around the Corner
11 S. Broadway
405/341-5414, $

Bayou Grill & Bakery
1315 E. Danforth Rd.
405/341-3700, $$$, C
bayougrillandbakery.com

Charleston’s
3409 S. Broadway
405/478-4949, $$$, C
charlestons.com

Chicken Express
1000 W. Danforth Rd.
405/285-2425, $
chickene.com

Chili’s
3580 S. Broadway
405/330-4583, $$
chilis.com
Colby’s Grill

5725 E. Covell Rd
405/330-1399, $$

511 S. Broadway
405/513-8590, $$

Coltrane Café
2828 E. 2nd St.
405/340-4473, $
The Cow Calf-Hay

Bighead’s Cajun & Creole 
3409
Wynn Dr.
617 S. Broadway
405/509-2333,
$
405/340-1925, $$
thecowcalfhay.com

Bricktown Brewery

Dan McGuinness Pub
840 W. Danforth Rd.
3005 S. Broadway
405/265-2739, $$
405/359-2222, $$, C
bricktownbrewery.com
danmcguinnesspub.com

Buffalo Wild Wings

Denny’s
1333 N. Santa Fe Ave.
1100
E. 2nd St.
405/340-9647, $$
405/330-9400,
$
buffalowildwings.com
dennys.com

Café 501

Eddy’s Bar & Grill
501 S. Boulevard
930
E. 2nd St.
405/359-1501, $$$, C
405/285-7725,
$$
cafe501.com

Fairfax Grille –
Fairfax Golf Club
4001 Fairfax Dr.
405/359-8333, $
fairfaxgolf.com

Flatire Burgers
318 E. Ayers
405/359-2006, $$
flatireburgers.com

The Garage
601 S. Bryant Ave.
405/341-5801, $
eatatthegarage.com
T HE A R T OF DINING
Edmond offers you more than 200 restaurants ranging from fastfood-casual to elegantly-gourmet. You’re sure to find a menu just
right for your crowd. Take a moment to savor your stay.
All listings are color coded to coordinate with the center-fold map.

Eggington’s
737 W. Danforth Rd.
405/285-1580, $
eggingtons.com

The Hash Retro Diner
1149 E. 2nd Ste.
405/471-6747, $

Henry Hudson’s Pub
2100 E. 2nd St.
405/359-6707, $
henryhudsonspub.com

IHOP - International
House of Pancakes
1220 E. 2nd St.
405/715-2600, $$
ihop.com

Inspirations Tea Room
2118 W. Edmond Rd.
405/715-2525, $$, C
inspirationstearoom.com

Interurban Restaurant
405/348-2792, $$, C
interurban.us
Jimmy’s Egg

1715 E. 2nd St.
405/340-6889, $$

2621 S. Broadway
405/340-6611, $$
jimmysegg.com
THE ART OF DINING
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KickingBird Grill –
KickingBird Golf Club
405/359-6372, $
kickingbirdgolf.com

Louie’s Sports Grill
1389 E. 15th St.
405/340-8700, $$, C
louiesgrillandbar.com

Oklahoma Steak and
Grill Delivery
76 E. 33rd St.
405/341-0001, $$
oksteak.com

Out of Bounds Grill –
Coffee Creek Golf Club
4000 N. Kelly
405/340-4653, $
coffeecreekgolf.com
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Covell Park
1200 W. Covell Rd
405/285-1720, $$
covellpark.com

Panda Express
309 S. Bryant
405/359-1396, $$
pandaexpress.com

Rocky Mountain Grill
231 S. Coltrane
405/562-4777, $
rockymountaingrill.us

Dot Wo Chinese
64 E. 33rd St.
405/341-2878, $
dotwoedmond.com

Pei Wei
1141 E. 2nd St.
405/341-6850, $$, C
peiwei.com

Slim Chickens
555 S. Kelly Ave.
405/340-6770, $$ C
slimchickens.com

Egg Roll Express
1529 S. Boulevard
405/348-9667, $

Pho Bulous
3409 S. Broadway
405/475-5599, $$

Great Wall
405/348-4888, $, C
greatwallokc.com

Snow Pea
304 S. Kelly
405/509-6462, $$
snowpearestaurant.com

Blue Moon Chinese
1320 S. Broadway
405/340-3871, $$

Great Wall
3325 S. Boulevard
405/330-1682, $, C
greatwalledmond.com

Café De Taipei
603 S. Broadway
405/216-9968, $$

House of Hunan
2137 W. Edmond Rd.
405/330-1668, $$, C

Sumo Japanese
Steakhouse
1801 S. Broadway
405/340-3398, $$, C
edmondsumo.com

China Express
351 W. 15th St.
405/330-8388, $

Kobe Sushi &
Hibachi Steak House
405/285-1808, $$$
kobesushiok.com

Sweeney McGann’s
16 S. Broadway
405/726-8824, $$
ASIAN

Pickles American Grill
921 E. Danforth Rd.
405/285-4342, $

China House
1908 E. 2nd St.
405/330-9398, $
newchinahouseedmond.com

Pops
660 W. Highway 66
405/928-7677, $$
pops66.com

China House
405/936-3338, $
chinahouseedmondok.com

China King
1326 N. Kelly
405/715-1300, $
chinakingedmond.com

China Palace
524 S. Bryant Ave.
405/330-2900, $$
chinapalaceedmond.com

Tao Café
331 S. Blackwelder
405/348-7777, $

Tea Garden Chinese
38 E. 15th St.
405/285-6800, $

Thai Delight
3409 S. Broadway
405/513-8881, $
thaidelightok.com

Wahaha Express
801 S. Broadway
405/285-8888, $
wahahaexpress.com

Zen Asian Dining
3209 S. Broadway
405/285-2396, $$, C
zenasiandining.com
BARBEQUE

Billy Sims BBQ
924 W. Edmond Rd.
405/562-1330, $$, C
billysimsbbq.com

Earl’s Rib Palace
2121 S. Broadway
405/715-1166, $$, C
earlsribpalace.com

Rib Crib
2601 S. Broadway
405/513-5883, $$, C
ribcrib.com

Steve’s Rib
1801 W. Edmond Rd.
405/340-7427, $$, C
stevesrib.com
DELI

Cafe Icon Sushi & Grill
311 S. Blackwelder
405/340-8956, $, C
thecafeicon.com

Lemongrass Modern
Thai Cuisine
253 S. Santa Fe Ave.
405/330-6888, $$
lemongrassok.com
City Bites

2005 E. 2nd St.
405/726-9700, $, C

3601 Broadway
405/286-4200, $, C

324 W. Edmond Rd.
405/330-4224, $, C

1430 N. Santa Fe
405/657-1100, $, C
citybitesinc.com

New Great Wall
405/715-1333, $
1425newgreatwall.com

Coolgreens
1189 E. 15th St.
405/562-1020, $$, C
coolgreens.com
Nhinja Sushi & Wok

2080 E. 2nd St.
405/285-8300, $

5 W. 15th St.
405/340-0330, $, C
nhinja.com

Firehouse Subs
1597 S. Broadway
405/513-7100, $, C
firehousesubs.com
Edmond has more restaurants per capita than any other city in Oklahoma.

Katie’s Country Griddle
405/359-6372, $

Raising Cane’s
1225 E. 2nd St.
405/844-4192, $
raisingcanes.com

Green and Grilled
1389 E. 15th St.
405/563-2373, $$
greenandgrilled.com

Johnnie’s Charcoal
Broiler
33 E. 33rd St.
405/348-3214, $$, C
johnniesok.com
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Jersey Mike’s Subs
1724 S. Broadway
405/348-9520, $$, C
jerseymikes.com

Jimmy John’s
Gourmet Sandwiches
1900 E. 2nd St.
405/715-3200, $$, C
jimmyjohns.com

McAlisters Deli
1021 E. 2nd St.
405/340-3354, $$, C
mcalistersdeli.com

McLaren’s Pantry
3414 S. Boulevard
405/348-2336, $$, C
mclarens.tripod.com
Old School Bagel Café

775 W. Covell Rd.
405/471-5244, $, C

3209 S. Broadway
405/285-2233, $, C
oldschoolbagelcafe.com
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The One Café
122 E. 15th St.
405/340-0333, $

Panera Bread
1472 S. Bryant Ave.
405/844-5525, $$, C
panerabread.com

Sub Stop
405/340-0906, $
Subway

1320 N. Kelly Ave.
405/216-9339, $, C

Which Wich
309 S. Bryant Ave.
405/471-5363, $$, C
whichwich.com
ETHIOPIAN

Haiget’s Restaurant
and Catering
308 W. Edmond Rd.
405/509-6441, $$, C
FAST FOOD

All American Pizza
1824 E. 2nd St.
405/348-1199, $
allamericanpizzzaokc.com
Arby’s Roast Beef

326 S. Broadway
405/348-2622, $

405/359-6512, $
arbys.com
Braum’s Ice Cream &
Dairy Stores

405/348-7039, $

1301 W. I-35 Frontage
405/348-0529, $

2420 S. Broadway
405/341-3808, $
Braum’s (cont'd)

2410 W. Edmond Rd.
405/340-9288, $
braums.com

Burger King
3100 S. Broadway
405/341-7398, $
bk.com
Carl’s Jr.

917 W. Danforth Rd.
405/216-5310, $

3264 S. Broadway
405/471-6887, $
carlsjr.com
Chick-Fil-A

52 E. 33rd St.
405/330-6946, $, C

1210 E. 2nd St.
405/330-1141, $, C
chickfila.com

DelTaco
1000 E. 2nd St.
405/341-1279, $
deltaco.com

Domino’s Pizza
740 W. Danforth Rd.
405/340-0300, $
dominos.com

Freddy’s Frozen Custard
1925 E. 2nd St.
405/844-1514, $$
freddysusa.com

Jack in the Box
405/359-4929, $
jackinthebox.com
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Jake’s Coney Island
1826 E. 2nd St.
405/340-8200, $

Johnnie’s Express
620 W. Danforth Rd.
405/216-8020, $
johnniesok.com
KFC

405/341-1878, $

1609 E. 2nd St.
405/340-2783, $
kfc.com
Little Caesar’s

1323 N. Bryant Ave.
405/348-3363, $

2500 W. Edmond Rd.
405/340-5151, $

14 E. 33rd St.
405/341-2829, $
littlecaesars.com

Mazzio’s Pizza Delivery
405/799-9999, $
mazzios.com
McDonald’s

1225 W. I-35 Frontage Rd.
(Inside Wal-Mart Supercenter)
405/340-2005, $

20 S.E. 33rd St.
405/359-0209, $
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1235 N. Kelly Ave.
405/340-3473, $
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405/844-9668, $

1300 E. 2nd St.
405/348-8228, $
mcdonalds.com
Papa Murphy’s
Take’n’Bake Pizza

405/844-3100, $$

3248 S. Broadway, Suite 180
405/509-2979, $$
papamurphys.com
Pizza Hut Carry-Out &
Delivery Only

3408 S. Boulevard
405/341-7223, $$

405/348-0396, $$
pizzahut.com

Popeye’s Chicken
2330 S. Broadway
405/340-0736, $
popeyes.com
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Wendy’s Hamburgers
1012 S. Broadway
405/348-2632, $
wendys.com

Ron’s Hamburgers
& Chili
405/844-7667, $
Whataburger

405/562-8677, $

421 S. Broadway
405/348-2871, $
whataburger.com
Sonic Drive-In

306 W. Covell Rd.
405/359-6674, $
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317 S. Bryant
405/341-2242, $
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3121 S. Boulevard
405/348-3600, $
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405/751-2885, $
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19205 N. Western
405/359-6818, $

805 W. Edmond Rd.
405/359-6395, $
sonicdrivein.com
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Stars & Stripes Pizza
405/844-0404, $$
starsandstripespizza.com
Taco Bell

1709 E. 2nd St.
405/341-8920, $
tacobell.com
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2200 W. Edmond Rd.
405/359-0289, $

26 E. 33rd St.
405/330-4640, $

Taco Bueno
125 E. 2nd St.
405/340-7490, $
tacobueno.com
INDIAN

Mt. Everest Cuisines
1169 E. 2nd St.
405/696-5494, $
mteverestcuisines.com

Jason’s Deli
78 E. 33rd St.
405/330-1663, $, C
jasonsdeli.com
Subway (cont'd)

5807 E. Covell
405/844-4749, $$

405/340-0356, $, C

1525 E 2nd St.
405/285-9969, $, C
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3248 S. Broadway
405/340-2408, $, C
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(Inside Wal-Mart Supercenter)
405/216-9928, $, C
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405/340-3000, $, C

212 S. Littler
405/348-3997, $, C
subway.com
ITALIAN
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CiCi’s Pizza
1520 E. 2nd St.
405/341-1112, $
cicispizza.com

Hideaway Pizza
116 E. 5th St.
405/348-4777, $$, C
hideawaypizza.com
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Humble Pie Pizza & Deli
1319 S. Broadway
405/715-1818, $$
humblepieok.com
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Jo’s Famous Pizza
900 S. Kelly
405/340-7070, $$
josfamouspizza.com

Ken’s Pizza
628 W. Danforth Rd.
405/285-8733, $$
kenspizzaoklahoma.com

UCO Food Court
Nigh University Center
100 N. University Dr.
405/974-4637, $
Quiznos, Chick-fil-A, Flatire
Burgers, 2mato, Fire & Rice, &
Outtakes
St. Francis

Hobby’s Hoagies
405/348-2214, $, C
hobbyshoagies.com
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
Old Chicago Pizza
1150 E. 2nd St.
405/285-6873, $$, C
oldchicago.com

Othello’s
1 S. Broadway
405/330-9045, $$$
othellos.us

Papa Dino’s
119 N. University
405/341-4447, $
papadinosonline.com

Papa John’s Pizza
109 E. 2nd St.
405/844-7900, $$
papajohns.com

Pepperoni Grill
1000 W. Covell Rd.
405/285-5454, $$
pepperonigrill.net
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Top That! Pizza
1389 E. 15th St.
405/341-1695, $$
topthatpizza.com
MEDITERRANEAN

Let’s Do Greek
180 W. 15th St, Ste 150
405/285-8898, $$, C
letsdogreek.com

Pita Pit
3217 S. Broadway
405/348-7482, $$, C
pitapitusa.com
MEXICAN

3 Tequilas
315 S. Broadway
405/216-0500, $

Alfredo’s Mexican Cafe
3409 S. Broadway
405/607-1300, $$, C
alfredosok.com

Alvarado’s
2805 S. Broadway
405/359-8860, $$, C
alvaradosmexican.com

Carnitas Michoacán
306 W. Edmond Rd.
405/341-0356, $

Chelino’s
1612 S. Boulevard
405/340-3620, $$, C
chelinosmexicanrestaurant.com

On the Border
3233 S. Broadway
405/562-7150, $$, C
ontheborder.com

PePe’s
1701 S. Broadway
405/348-2504, $$
Qdoba Mexican Grill

1300 W. Covell Rd.
405/285-0355, $$, C

301 S. Bryant
405/513-5200, $$, C
qdoba.com

Ted’s Café Escondido
801 E. Danforth Rd.
405/810-8337, $$, C
tedscafe.com

Zarate’s Latin
Mexican Grill
706 S. Broadway
405/330-6400, $$, C
zarateslatingrill.com

Chipotle
1569 S. Broadway
405/341-6765, $$
chipotle.com

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop
1462 S. Bryant
405/562-4800, $
fuzzystacoshop.com

Hidalgo’s Cocina
& Cantina
200 S. Santa Fe
405/285-2424, $$
hidalgosrestaurant.com

La Salsa
834 W. Danforth Rd.
405/562-4100, $$

Los Arcos
1718 E. 2nd St.
405/348-1800, $$
losarcosokc.com
Edmond restaurants and chefs have been recognized in publications such as
Southern Living, Bon Appetit and Gourmet magazines. (Shown above: She Ain’t Heavy)
SEAFOOD

Outback Steakhouse
3600 S. Broadway
405/359-7432, $$$
outback.com

Fish City Grill
1389 E. 15th St.
405/348-2300, $$
fishcitygrill.com

Signature Grill
405/330-4548, $$$$
signaturegrilledmond.com

Long John Silver’s
630 S. Broadway
405/341-4121, $
ljsilvers.com
SWEETS, COFFEE, & MORE
STEAK/FINE DINING

Boulevard Steakhouse
& Martini Lounge
505 S. Boulevard
405/715-2333, $$$$, C
boulevardsteakhouse.com

Lottinvilles Woodgrill
801 Signal Ridge Dr.
405/341-2244, $$$$, C
lottinvillesrestaurant.com

All About Cha
Stylish Coffee & Tea
3272 S. Broadway
405/340-9959, $
allaboutcha.net

Aspen Coffee
180 W. 15th St.
405/334-6783, $
aspencoffeecompany.com

Best Donuts
405/285-0008, $

Cafe Evoke
103 S. Broadway
405/285-1522, $, C
cafeevoke.com

Coffee Commission
309 S. Bryant Ave, Ste 230
405/285-8566, $
coffeecommissionedmond.com

Cold Stone Creamery
1197 E. 2nd St.
405/330-5878, $
coldstonecreamery.com

Cupcakes to Go Go
2524 W. Edmond Rd.
405/330-2190, $, C
cupcakestogogo.com

Mazzio’s Pizza
1132 S. Broadway
405/340-8816, $$, C
mazzios.com

Simply Falafel
343 S. Blackwelder Ave.
405/341-4646, $$
Your Hometown
Newspaper
Edmond News,
Photos and Events
Local Government
The
Business
Times
of Edmond, OK
Schools,Public
and Private
TV Weekly TV Guide
aNd MorE!
Everything You Want
And Need To Know!
The Edmond Sun
(405) 341-2121 • edmondsun.com
123 S. Broadway, Edmond, OK 73034

Marco’s Pizza
3210 S. Boulevard
405/657-1999, $$, C
marcos.com
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Daylight Donuts

730 W. Danforth Rd.
405/330-1611, $
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502-A S. Bryant Ave.
405/340-7330, $

405/359-9016, $
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1700-A S. Kelly Ave.
405/340-0410, $
daylightdonuts.com

Donut Nest
3218 S. Boulevard
405/285-0567, $

Dunkin Donuts
3201 S. Broadway
405/359-1816, $
dunkindonuts.com

Eileen’s Colossal Cookies
405/216-0244, $
eileenscookies.com

Jamba Juice
8 E. 33rd St.
405/844-4582, $, C
jambajuice.com

Java Dave’s Coffee
9 S. Broadway
405/340-8084, $
javadavescoffee.com
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
Joni’s Signature Cakes
15 E. 1st St.
405/200-6137
joniscakes.com

Juiceblendz Café
1200 W. Covell Rd.
405/285-0133, $
juiceblendz.com

Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt
405/216-3644, $
menchies.com

Mishelle Handy Cakes &
The Ultimate Cheesecake
405/359-8308, $
mishellehandycakes.com

Peachwave
Frozen Yogurt
1389 E. 15th St, #140
405/216-3236, $
peachwaveyogurt.com

Perk Place Café
1649 W. 33rd St.
405/285-2124, $, C
perkplacecafeok.com

Pinkitzel Cupcakes
& Candy
1389 E. 15th St.
405/330-4500, $
pinkitzel.com

Roma’s Gelato
301 S. Bryant Ave.
405/708-6111, $$
romasgelato.com
Starbucks

1489 E. 15th St
405/340-6854, $

1509 S. Broadway
405/216-0699, $

1200 E. 2nd St.
(Inside Super Target)
405/844-5072, $

1001 E. 2nd St.
405/341-3900, $
starbucks.com

Sunlight Donuts
118 E. 15th St.
405/359-6759, $

Sweet City
Cakes & Pastries
405/216-5553, $
Las Brisas
METRO AREA WINERIES

Clauren Ridge
Vineyard & Winery
6000 W. Waterloo Rd.
Edmond – 405/412-8630
claurenridge.com

Strebel Creek Vineyard
11521 N. MacArthur
Oklahoma City – 405/720-7779
strebelcreek.com
HERE FOR YOU.

Tres Suenos
Vineyards & Winery
19691 E. Charter Oak Rd.
Luther – 405/277-7089
tressuenos.com
CATERING ONLY

Fred’s Catering
241 S. Coltrane Rd.
405/341-3639
fredscatering.com

Gourmet Grille at
Uptown Grocery
1230 W. Covell Rd.
405/509-2813
uptowngroceryco.com

Millie’s Table
405/330-9156
milliestable.com

Supper Thyme USA
320 W. 33rd St.
405/285-1340
supperthymeok.com

The Meat House
2249 West Danforth Rd.
405/509-2900
themeathouse.com
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UCO Nigh Center
Conference &
Event Services
405/974-2244
uco.edu/administration/
conference-events
At INTEGRIS, we are proud to say we’re Oklahoma’s largest healthcare system. And because we have specialists in more
areas of care, we make certain that you have access to The Most Challenging Healing ™.
INTEGRIS HEALTH EDMOND CAMPUS
INTEGRIS HEALTH EDMOND HOSPITAL
Services include 24/7 Emergency Room, Med/Surg
and ICU Patient Rooms, Women’s Center, Surgery
& Endoscopy, Cardiac Catheterization Lab and
Diagnostic Imaging
4801 INTEGRIS Parkway
Between 2nd & 15th on I-35
Access Road East
405-657-3000
PHYSICIANS BUILDING
INTEGRIS JIM THORPE REHABILITATION
SUITE 100
405-657-3800
INTEGRIS FAMILY CARE EDMOND EAST
Justin Sparkes, D.O., Internal Medicine
Chris Hayes, M.D., Family Medicine
Douglas Riddle, M.D., Family Medicine
Heather Wheeler, D.O., Family Medicine
Elizabeth Montgomery, PA-C, Family Medicine
Suite 200 | 405-657-3950
PHYSICIANS BUILDING
INTEGRIS ORTHOPEDICS EDMOND
J. Keith Gannaway, M.D
John Gruel, M.D., Non-Operative
Suite 150 | 405-657-3990
INTEGRIS CARDIOVASCULAR
PHYSICIANS
Azhar Amil, M.D.
Timothy Daly, M.D.
Lance Garner, M.D.
Santosh Prabhu, M.D.
Steven Reiter, M.D.
Gary Worcester, M.D.
Suite 150 | 405-948-4040
INTEGRIS FAMILY CARE
COFFEE CREEK
Joel Grubbs, D.O., Family Medicine
Emily Reed, M.D., Internal Medicine/
Pediatrics
Ashley Muckala, D.O., Internal Medicine
S. Christopher Shadid, M.D., Family Medicine
2916 N. Kelly Avenue
405-715-5300
INTEGRIS EDMOND PHARMACY
First Floor | 405-657-3900
INTEGRIS ORTHOPEDICS EDMOND
Michael Williams, M.D.
2916 N. Kelly Avenue
405-715-5320
INTEGRIS WOMEN’S CARE
Elisa Sparkes, D.O., OB/GYN
Julie Hansen, M.D., OB/GYN
Courtney Seacat, M.D., OB/GYN
Daniel Tallerico, M.D., Gynecology
Sonja Hughes, M.D., Gynecology
Laura Stearman, M.D., Female Urology
Suite 200 | 405-657-3950
INTEGRIS PAIN MANAGEMENT
Atul Walia, D.O.
Michael McLaughlin, D.O.
Suite 150 | 405-945-4359
INTEGRIS HEALTH EDMOND
GENERAL SURGERY
Patrick Bell, M.D., General Surgery
Joshua Carey, M.D., General Surgery
405-844-4300
IntegrisOK.com/Edmond
INTEGRIS FAMILY CARE
EDMOND RENAISSANCE
Grand Wong, M.D., Family Medicine
Doug Haynes, M.D., Family Medicine
Caroline Merritt, D.O., Internal Medicine
Brooke Nida, M.D., Pediatrics
Amie Prough, M.D., Pediatrics
1700 Renaissance Blvd.
405-844-4300
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Broadway & 33rd St.

Bryant & 2nd Street
Whether you’re looking for something special or just wanting to browse for an hour or two,
Edmond is the shopping destination for you. We’ve organized this information by zone and
intersection location for your shopping excursion.

Broadway & 2nd St.
Downtown Edmond –
Begins at 2nd Street and continues
north on Broadway to Thatcher.
Come and enjoy a beautiful area
that features sophisticated shopping
in a warm & friendly picturesque
setting. This vibrantly artistic area
features gourmet coffee/teas and
more at Café Evoke and Java Dave’s.
The dining establishments nestled
in amongst shops include Othello’s
Italian Restaurant, Around The
Corner Restaurant and Sweeney
McGann’s Irish-American Grill.
Shopping is at its finest at McCall’s
and Fashion Boutique and be sure
to visit Silver Leaf Gems and Field’s
Jewelry. Downtown Edmond also
features the unique & antique, art
galleries, rare & collectible dolls,
unusual and hard to find home
accessories. Stop in to the specialty,
and locally owned boutiques such
as Cinnamon Bears, Head Over
Heels and Summit Company for
adventure gear & apparel.
downtownedmondok.com
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15th & Broadway
This area is full of activity with
Academy Sports & Outdoors,
Big Lots, Home Depot, Office
Depot, Payless Shoes, Super Cuts
and Westlake Ace Hardware.
Dining options include Starbucks,
This trendy area features convenient
shopping with a variety of shops
and dining opportunities. Shopping
includes Hobby Lobby, T.J Maxx,
I.O. Metro, Edible Arrangements,
All About Cha Coffee, Patty’s
Hallmark, Radio Shack, Party
Galaxy & local boutique shops
you won’t want to miss. Dining
includes Applebee’s, On the
Border, Outback Steakhouse,
Charleston’s, Pita Pit, Jason’s Deli,
Dan McGuinness Pub and Dunkin
Donuts. Pamper yourself at Bella
Strada or Cottonwood Salon & Spa.
Just south on Broadway is Harley
Davidson World. This is truly an
intersection with something for
everyone.
 Boulevard & 33rd St.
These 4 corners come alive with
AAA Travel, Mardel Christian
Book Store, Natural Grocers,
Boulevard Wine & Spirits,
Walgreens and a UPS Store.
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Bryant & Danforth
Kickingbird Shopping Center –
This is a great area with the
“best” book store in town; Best of
Bryant Square Shopping Center is
going through a major renovation
but don’t worry, your favorites are
still open. Bed Bath & Beyond,
Old Navy, Ross, Stein Mart, Petco,
Famous Footwear, Catherine’s Plus
Sizes and Hancock Fabrics. The
shopping area west of Bryant on
2nd street offers a Super Target,
Lowe’s, Game Stop, Sport Clips,
Pier 1 Imports, GNC, UPS Store
and Kirkland’s Home Furnishings.
Also popular are a variety of
restaurants including Chick-Fil-A,
Raising Canes, Pei Wei, McAlister’s
Deli, Starbucks, Simply Falafel,
Denny’s, Old Chicago, IHOP, Cafe
Icon, Mt. Everest Cuisines, Eddies
Bar and Grill, Del Taco and Cold
Stone Creamery.
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Bryant & 15th Street
Spring Creek Plaza –
This beautiful shopping plaza on
the NE corner features several
famous brand upscale clothing
stores including Jos. A. Banks,
Talbots, Ann Taylor Loft, Chico’s,
Charming Charlie, Soma, Runway
Seven & White House Black
Market, and some great specialty
boutiques with jewelry & more.
You can also shop New Balance
and Omaha Steaks. Dine today at
Panera Bread, Baskin Robbins or
Fuzzy’s Taco.
springcreekplaza.com
Spring Creek Village –
This unique shopping area on the
NW corner offers mostly one-ofa-kind local shops. Discover OK
Runner, Vintage Pearl, Top That
Pizza, Barre 3, Tiger Lily, Lucca,
Teaoli, and Isabella. Fabulous
eateries such as Louie’s Grill, Fish
City Grill, Cool Greens, Starbucks,
Peachwave & Pinkitzel are also
here.
T H E A R T O F S H O PPI N G
Chipotle, Jersey Mikes, Firehouse
Subs, and Sumo Japanese Steak
House.
Books. Find just what you have
been looking for at Alton’s Men’s
Clothing or Hip & Swanky, or dine
at wonderful restaurants including
Interurban Restaurant, Signature
Grill and the Bayou Grill &
Bakery. Also in this center are CVS
Pharmacy, Kickingbird Cinema, It’s
a Party, Tangles, Kickingbird Wine,
Kickingbird Flowers & Gifts and
Elite Feet.

Kelly & Danforth
Here you will find a Hobby Lobby,
Hallmark Gold Crown, Westlake
Ace Hardware and Dollar General.
While you’re in this area you can
feed your whole crew at Bricktown
Brewery, Subway, Chicken Express,
Johnnies, Eggington’s, Guadalupe’s
Mexican Restaurant or Carl’s Jr.

Santa Fe & Danforth
This very busy corner features big
store shopping with a WalMart
Supercenter and Kohl’s, the Meat
House, Eileen’s Colossal Cookies,
Millie’s Table, A Flower Place,
CVS Pharmacy, Game Stop,
Payless Shoes, Scrub Shop and
Sally Beauty Supply as well as
some fun restaurants including
Buffalo Wild Wings, KFC, City
Bites, SubMarina, Jack in the Box,
Gin Thai Fusion, Kobe Sushi and
Hibachi Steak House and Papa
Murphy’s.
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The ART of Shopping has never been more fun (or easier)…
Come Experience Edmond’s Uniquely Excellent Stores!!!
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Covell & Kelly
Conveniently close to Mitch Park
and the Multi-Activity Center this
area includes Lowe’s, Walgreens,
UpTown Grocery, the Wine Shop,
a hair salon, Old School Bagel, and
Juice Blendz café. This trendy area
is sure to have a surprise for you.

I-35 & 15th Street
WalMart Supercenter and
Sam’s Club –
In addition to their famous roll
back pricing on everything from
electronics to home furnishings
to toys and food, this mega selfcontained shopping venue also
offers a pharmacy, garden center,
photo center, cell phone center and
more. Hungry? Take a break at
Braum’s or Whataburger.
Antiquing Around Town
If you enjoy shopping for the unique and
antique, here are the antique stores scattered
throughout Edmond.

Broadway Antiques
& Market
18
114 S. Broadway (downtown)
Edmond, OK 73034
405/340-8215

Courtyard Antiques
3314 S. Broadway
(33rd & Broadway)
Edmond, OK 73034
405/359-2719

Edmond Antiques
17 S. Broadway (downtown)
Edmond, OK 73034
405/471-5555
Made in Oklahoma

The Gourmet Gallery
1532 S. Boulevard
Edmond, OK 73013
405/715-3663

Just Lookin’ at
Special Occasions
8 S. Broadway
Edmond, OK 73034
405/348-8222
Pops
660 W. Highway 66
Arcadia, OK 74105
405/928-7677
Western Wear
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Tener’s Western
Outfitters
1201 S. Broadway
Edmond, OK 73034
405/844-4757
Arcadia Lake offers a variety of
outdoor recreational opportunities
including boating, camping,
picnicking, biking, swimming,
hiking, Disc golf, and bird
watching. RV’s enjoy the full hookups and fishermen love the fishing
pier as well as the heated, covered
fishing dock that provides yearround angling opportunities.
East of I-35 between 2nd St. and 15th St.,
405/216-7470 / arcadialakeok.com

BARNETT FIELD SPLASH PAD
Edmond’s newest amenity for
family fun is located on Kelly
Avenue north of Edmond Road
at Barnett Field. Kids of all ages
can enjoy cooling off May through
September when this 3,000 sq. ft.

ARCADIAN INN
water park is free and open daily
This elegant boutique Bed &
from dawn to dusk.
Breakfast is the historic home
405/359-4630
one of Edmond’s original first
families. Every room is sumptuously edmondparks.com
decorated in delightfully different

BICKHAM-RUDKIN PARK AND
themes.
COMMUNITY DOG PARK
328 East 1st St., 405/348-6347
This park features a fishing pond,
arcadianinn.com
playground, covered pavilion with
picnic tables and a dog park.

ARCTIC EDGE ICE ARENA
Located on 33rd Street just east of
This outstanding ice skating arena
Boulevard, 405/359-4630
features ice skating lessons, figure
edmondparks.com
skating, hockey leagues, as well as
open skate time. It is available for
birthday parties, holiday parties and
corporate events.
14613 N. Kelly, 405/748-5454
arctic-edge.com

ARMSTRONG AUDITORIUM
Beginning with the soaring bronze
sculpture fountain, “Swans in
Flight” in the forecourt, Armstrong
Auditorium is a concertgoer’s

BOULEVARD BOWL
This competitive bowling facility
is equipped with 40 lanes,
computerized scoring, a large game
room and club.
3501 S. Boulevard, 405/348-3210
amf.com/boulevardlanesok

CLUE QUEST
Think of “video-game meets real
life”, with a side order of “who-dun-
it” and just enough stress to make
you tingle. Locked inside a room,
you have only an hour to solve
the mysteries and get the coveted
door code – your key to escape and
victory! Wonderful team building
exercise and fun for any type of
group.
151 E. 33rd Street between Broadway and
Boulevard, 405/625-3706
cluequestok.com
historical society museum. The
interactive Children’s Learning
Center is perfect for your little ones.
Admission is free. Donations are
appreciated.
431 S. Boulevard, 405/340-0078
edmondhistory.org

EDMOND EVENING SUN

FINE ARTS INSTITUTE
OF EDMOND

FESTIVAL MARKET PLACE
& PLAZA
Farmers markets are on Saturday
mornings from May through

DOWNTOWN EDMOND
October. Enjoy herbs and locally
This historically picturesque and
sourced produce picked fresh from
eclectic shopping district features
the garden. This vibrant outdoor
a tempting collection of 30+ shops
festival area Plaza showcases
and several restaurants. Take a stroll the Kentucky Daisey statue and
and enjoy the unique gifts, jewelry, engraved brick walkway centennial
clothing, and southwest items, and project.
seasonal specialties available.
First Street just west of Broadway,
Broadway north of 2nd St., 405/249-9391 405/359-4630
downtownedmondok.com
edmondparks.com
Established on July 18, 1889 The
Edmond Sun lays claim to being
the oldest continuously running
newspaper dating from Oklahoma
Territorial days.
123 S. Broadway, 405/341-2121
edmondsun.com

EDMOND HISTORICAL SOCIETY
& MUSEUM
Housed in the WPA armory
building in Stephenson Park, the
Edmond Historical Society &
Museum brings the history of
Edmond to life. Look forward to a
brighter future for the museum in
spring 2016 following renovation
during the winter of 2015. Learn
about life in Edmond from 1889
to the present as well as explore
traveling exhibits all at the Edmond
Nurturing the arts, this
organization hosts shows, teaches,
and sponsors art education
in Edmond. Programs at the
institute include music, drama,
clay, painting, visual arts and arts
education. Stop in and enjoy the
monthly exhibits.
27 E. Edwards, 405/340-4481
edmondfinearts.com
Purple Heart Memorial
T HE A R T OF AT T R AC T IONS

ARCADIA LAKE
dream. The elegant foyer is richly
adorned with three huge Swarovski
chandeliers, two Baccarat crystal
candelabra, book matched
American cherry wood veneer
walls, marble from Italy, China and
Spain and large transparent onyx
panels from Iran. This acoustically
exquisite performance hall is a
cultural jewel for Edmond.
14400 Bryant Avenue, 405/285-1010
armstrongauditorium.org
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EDMOND AREA
ATTRACTIONS &
POINTS OF INTEREST
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
FRONTIER CITY
Take a step back into the old
Wild West at this 40 acre Premier
Attractions theme park. With wild
rides for all ages and live concerts
throughout the season, Frontier
City has plenty of fun & action for
your gang.
I-35 south of Edmond, 405/478-2140
frontiercity.com

GRACELAWN CEMETERY
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Visually unique with its WPA
brick and stone fence, Gracelawn
Cemetery was established by the
citizens of Edmond in April 1895.
It is the burial place of “Kickingbird
Reynolds,” one of Edmond’s
founding fathers and one of the
original legislators from Oklahoma’s
early territorial days.
Danforth between Broadway & Boulevard,
405/348-8830 / edmondok.com
Shopping Center, this theater has 8
cinemas with 5.1 digital audio and
4 have 3D screens offering first run
movies.
Danforth & Bryant, 405/341-7227
kbirdcinema.com

LAZY E ARENA
Visit the largest indoor arena in the
country! Providing a full calendar
of rodeo excitement and other
equestrian events. Come to the Lazy
E where modern day legends of the
west are made.
I-35 & Waterloo Rd., 405/282-7433
lazye.com
The Fabulous

HARDEMAN AUDITORIUM
Located in the Garvey Center at
Oklahoma Christian University,
this 1184 seat auditorium hosts
performances throughout the year.
2501 E. Memorial, 405/425-5530
oc.edu
The Multipurpose Activity Center
(MAC) in Mitch Park houses an
expanded Senior Citizen’s Center,
Parks Administration offices,
community meeting rooms, an
outdoor amphitheater & recreation
programs.
1501 W. Covell, 405/359-4630
edmondparks.com
Check Out Our Event Schedule:
www.lazye.com
facebook.com/lazy-e-arena
(800) 595-RIDE
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MITCH PARK YMCA
EDMOND RECREATION AND
AQUATIC CENTER
Located adjacent to the MAC,
Mitch Park YMCA Edmond
Recreation and Aquatic Center
Located within Mitch Park, this
offers a competitive 50-meter
unique skate park offers 17,500
swimming pool and state of the art
square feet of ramps, pipes, halfrecreation center. This facility is a
pipes, and bowls to challenge
partnership between the City of
skaters, rollerbladers, and bikers of
Edmond, Edmond Public Schools
all ages.
and the YMCA. The natatorium
1501 W. Covell, 405/359-4630
hosts state, regional and national
edmondparks.com
swim meets. There is also a family
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MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY
leisure pool with lap lanes and
Located on the south side of
play zone. For the adventuresome
Edmond, this historic cemetery is
there’s a twisting water slide that is
the burial site of Wiley Post, famous 130 feet long running inside and
aviator & friend of Oklahoma
outside the building! The center has
statesman Will Rogers. Founded in a traditional fitness center, gym,
1928, the cemetery features visually elevated walking/jogging track,
unique construction. The cemetery children’s play area, fitness classes
employees built the fence and
and traditional YMCA programs
chapel with brick and slag (overfor all ages. While working as a
fired brick) from the nearby Acme
traditional YMCA, day passes are
Brick Company.
available for out-of-town visitors.
Kelley and Memorial, 405/755-1111
Located in Mitch Park north of the MAC,
dignitymemorial.com/memorial-park405/290-5080
cemetery-oklahoma-city
ymcaokc.org/Locations/MITCHPARK
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MATHIS SKATE PARK

MITCH PARK
Hosting Over 36 Events A Year!
amphitheater, Multiple Activity
Center/Senior Center and sports
fields with concession stand and
restrooms.
1501 W. Covell, 405/359-4630
edmondparks.com
This 133 acre park features several
playgrounds including handicap
accessible playground facilities,
multiple use trails, basketball
courts, sand pit volleyball courts,
pavilions, picnic tables, grills,
This is believed to be the first school
built in Oklahoma Territory after
the Land Run of 1889. It has been
restored and is open to visitors the
first two Saturdays of every month
from 1pm-4pm and is available
to be pre-booked as a learning
experience for special group tours.
124 E. 2nd, 405/715-1889
edmondhistoricpreservationtrust.com
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MAC
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FIRST PUBLIC SCHOOLHOUSE - 
KICKINGBIRD CINEMA 8
Located in the Kickingbird
1889 TERRITORIAL SCHOOL
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NATIONAL SOFTBALL
HALL OF FAME
Considered to be the finest softball
venue in the nation, the National
Softball Hall of Fame annually
hosts many premier events in
softball, such as the NCAA
Women’s College World Series.
50th & Martin Luther King Blvd.
405/424-5266 / teamusa.org/usa-softball/
asa-hall-of-fame-complex
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OKLAHOMA CITY
NATIONAL MEMORIAL
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A celebrated example of a living
monument honoring those who
were killed, those who survived
and those changed forever on April
19, 1995 by the bombing of the
Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building
in downtown Oklahoma City. The
Memorial & Museum stand as a
symbol of strength in the wake of
unspeakable violence. The Outdoor
Symbolic Memorial is a quiet
place of reflection; the Memorial
Museum is a place of amazing
transformation. Come share the
dream of a world without violence
or terrorism
620 N. Harvey in downtown OKC (NW 6th
Street & Harvey Ave.), 405/235-3313
OklahomaCityNationalMemorial.org
Go wild at one of the country’s
largest and best zoos. In fact it is
ranked among the top 10 zoos in
the nation. To experience this award
winning zoo take the 50th St. exit
from I-35.
405/424-3344 / okczoo.com
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OKLAHOMA
FIREFIGHTERS MUSEUM
This museum showcases an
extensive display of firefighting
equipment honoring these every day
heroes. Take the 50th St. exit from
I-35 south.
405/424-3440 / osfa.info
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OTHELLO’S
Now a unique dining experience,
this building was an open air
theater, then when a rook was
added it also the original home
of Edmond’s first hospital…
which was on the 2nd floor over
the cinema! Pressed tin ceiling
and other details make this a
picturesque dinner destination.
1 S. Broadway, 405/330-9045
othellosofedmond.com
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PELICAN BAY AQUATIC CENTER
Cool off at this colorful public
aquatic center. Open Memorial Day
through Labor Day.
1034 S. Bryant, 405/359-4630
pelicanbayaquatics.com
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POPS
This 66-foot steel soda bottle
sculpture – complete with a straw! –
has brilliant LED lights that rotate
up and down the bottle, is Rt. 66’s
newest icon. Stop in & choose from
over 500 flavors of fizzy fun just
east of Edmond on historic Rt. 66.
Enjoy lunch & dinner hot off the
grill 10:30am-9pm daily. Breakfast
starts at 7am on the weekends.
660 W. Highway 66, 405/928-7677
pops66.com
 PUBLIC ART
Thanks in large part to Edmond’s
Visual Arts Commission, Edmond
is home to a large collection
of public sculpture scattered
throughout the city…tucked into
corners and just waiting to surprise
you with unexpected beauty. This
extensive collection gave rise to
Edmond being known as “The Art
of Oklahoma”.
edmondok.com
visitedmondok.com
restoration. Window viewing is
allowed.
5th & Littler, 405/359-4630
edmondhistoricpreservationtrust.com/
edmond-history/1900-territorial-home
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ROUND BARN OF ARCADIA
The famous red Rt. 66 landmark
is located 6 miles east of Edmond
in Arcadia since 1898. The 2 story
Barn is 60' in diameter and 45' tall.
The structure was designed with the
notion that being round would help
it withstand Oklahoma’s tornadic
conditions.
East of Edmond on Rt. 66, 405/396-0824
arcadiaroundbarn.com

EDMOND 66 PARK
The new Edmond 66 Park harkens
to days of the Rt. 66 Mother road.
This four-field softball complex is
located on the northeast corner of
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REMINGTON PARK
Post Road and State Highway 66.
The concession area has a Route
RACING & CASINO
66 theme. This is the home of the
One of the world’s finest horse
racing tracks features exciting racing Edmond Adult Softball Association
which holds league play and
action running a thoroughbred
tournament play.
schedule as well as a quarter horse
Route 66 and Post Road, 405/359-1305
calendar. Off track betting is also
edmondadultsoftball.com
available. A state-of-the-art casino
provides great year ‘round gaming

SCIENCE MUSEUM OKLAHOMA
action. Take the 50th St. exit from
This unique museum lets you
I-35 south.
get up to your elbows in science
50th & Martin Luther King Blvd,
with hands-on, interactive, space,
405/424-1000 / remingtonpark.com
aviation, gymnastics, train &
traveling exhibits, as well as live

RODKEY FAMILY HOME –
science demos, and a planetarium.
1900 TERRITORIAL HOME
Located just minutes south of
Built in 1910 and moved to
Stephenson Park, this is the former Edmond, take the 50th St. exit
from I-35 south.
home of Isaac and Catherine
Rodkey, early-day Edmond owners 2100 NE 52nd, OKC, 405/602-6664
sciencemuseumok.org
of Rodkey’s Best Flour Mill. The
home is currently undergoing
Visit this internationally acclaimed
museum featuring the finest
collection of western art and
artifacts in the world. It is located
just minutes south of Edmond on
63rd Street in OKC.
1700 NE 63rd, 405/478-2250
nationalcowboymuseum.org
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OKLAHOMA CITY ZOO
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NATIONAL COWBOY AND
WESTERN HERITAGE MUSEUM
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Adjacent to the Edmond Public
Library, this park includes one
the community’s finest pieces of
public art, a bronze statue honoring
Edmond native and seven-time
Olympic medalist gymnast,
Shannon Miller.
Jackson & First, 405/359-4630
edmondparks.com
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UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OK
Oklahoma’s first public school of
higher education, UCO began
as a teachers college and is now a
premier institution of education
in this region of the United States.
Many campus buildings date to the
1890s.
2nd St. & University Dr., 405/974-2000
uco.edu
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SILVERLEAF SHOTGUN SPORTS 
UCO – JAZZ LAB
Silverleaf Shotgun Sports offers
Sporting Clays, Skeet, Trap,
5-Stand and Wobble Trap. This
family owned business is open
to the public year-round. Three
separate Sporting Clays Courses are
set at different levels of difficulty.
Seward Rd. Exit from I-35,
then 3 miles east, 405/282-2787
silverleafshotgunsports.com
The Jazz Lab is a world class
entertainment venue featuring a
relaxed atmosphere styled after New
Orleans jazz clubs. The Jazz Lab
offers live entertainment on select
evenings, usually on Thur., Fri.,
& Sat.
100 East 5th St, 405/359-7989
ucojazzlab.com

UCO – OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
RECREATION
Located in Lake Arcadia’s Edmond
Park, the Center for Outdoor
Adventure Recreation (OAR)
provides UCO students and visitors
alike unprecedented access to
outdoor recreational opportunities.
The OAR gives guests access to
canoe, kayak, rowing, hiking
and biking experiences as well
as providing a great location for
academic classes. Professional staff
will be available at the location to
provide recreational opportunities
and instruct proper usage of the
equipment.
East on Rt. 66 in Edmond Park,
405/844-4560
uco.edu/wellness/sr/outdoorrecreation
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UCO - OLD NORTH
First opened for classes in 1893, Old
North is noted as the first building
of higher education in the state of
Oklahoma. Listed on the National
Register of Historic places, Old
North is a community icon and the
enduring symbol of the University
of Central Oklahoma.
University Dr. & Campbell, 405/974-2000
uco.edu
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UCO – MUSEUMS & GALLERIES
The University of Central
Oklahoma’s College of Fine Arts
and Design boasts several venues
where students can either display
their work or experience the work
of nationally and internationally
renowned professional artists.
100 N. University Dr., 405/974-2000
uco.edu
This UCO performing arts venue
opened in 1926. This theater
offers a variety of Broadway style
performances each season.
1st St. & University Dr., 405/974-3375
uco.edu/cfad
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UCO – US OLYMPIC/
PARALYMPIC TRAINING SITE
UCO’s involvement with the U.S.
Paralympics has continuously
expanded since its inception as a
Paralympic Training Site in 2005.
As a training site, the university
is home to the U.S. Men’s and
Women’s Sitting Volleyball teams.
It is a U.S. Olympic Committee
Community Partner, and assists
with other Paralympic athletes
and sport programs. For more
information contact Leigha
Pemberton at 405/974-3160 or
[email protected]
• Sports Offered – Archery,
Powerlifting, Sitting Volleyball,
Track & Field
• About U.S. Paralympics – U.S.
Paralympics, a division of the
U.S. Olympic Committee, is
dedicated to becoming the world
leader in the Paralympic sports
movement and to promoting
excellence in the lives of persons
with physical disabilities. Visit
the U.S. Paralympics Web site at
usparalympics.org
• Military Sports Programs
– Adventure Therapy and the
Regional Center of Excellence
provide our injured active
duty servicemen and women
and military veterans with
an opportunity to enhance
their physical and emotional
rehabilitation through the
introduction of Paralympic sport
and friendly competition.
For more information contact Kimo Aweau
at 405/974-3154 or [email protected]
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EDMOND CONFERENCE CENTER
Coming Soon!
A new hotel and conference center
is being built at Covell and I-35.
The center will offer 20,000+ square
feet of flexible meeting space,
state-of-the-art break-out space and
the capacity to host large groups.
This is a cooperative project by
the City of Edmond, the Edmond
Economic Development Authority,
the Edmond Convention & Visitors
Bureau along with the I-35 &
Covell development partners. Upon
completion the center will also
house the Edmond Convention &
Visitors Bureau.
For further information and to inquire
about advance bookings contact info@
partnersindevelopment.us
Looking for something
to do in Edmond?
Visit edmondlifetv.com today!
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T HE A RT OF EN T ERTA INM EN T
THE ART OF
ENTERTAINMENT
Enjoy a live performance while you’re here.
There’s something for everyone ranging
from laid back New Orleans style jazz to
touring Broadway productions…and a little
bit of everything in between. The following
performance venues are color coded to reference
the centerfold map in this book. Come to
Edmond and be Artfully Entertained today!
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Armstrong Auditorium
A concertgoers dream, this
auditorium is both acoustically
exquisite and a visual masterpiece
for the senses. This cultural jewel is
a must see when you visit Edmond.
14400 Bryant Avenue, 405/285-1010
armstrongconcerts.org

Boulevard Steakhouse
& Martini Lounge
The Boulevard Steakhouse is the
perfect place for fine dining and
then step next door for live music
and a full service upscale bar at the
Martini Lounge.
505 South Boulevard, 405/715-2333
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Henry Hudson’s Pub
Live Karaoke on select nights
starting at 9:30pm.
2100 East 2nd St, 405/359-6707
henryhudsonspub.com
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Kickingbird Cinema 8
Featuring all the latest movies,
this cinematic adventure has
8 screens, providing lots of variety
for everyone.
1225 East Danforth Rd in Kickingbird
Square, 405/341-7227
kbirdcinema.com

Mitchell Hall Theatre
This unique theatre located
on the University of Central
Oklahoma campus offers a variety
of productions, touring Broadway
shows & concerts.
100 N. University Dr., 405/974-3375
uco.edu/cfad
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Oklahoma Christian
University - Judd Theatre
Students put their drama and
musical skills to work participating
in university productions of the
university.
2501 E Memorial Road, 405/425-5530
oc.edu/academics/arts_sciences/theatre

Summer Concerts in the Park
The concerts are FREE and are
performed on Thursdays nights
from June through August. Bring
your lawn chair or lay a blanket
on ground to enjoy the summer
nights by listening to your favorite
band. We promise you won’t be
disappointed.
Hafer Park at 9th St &
Bryant,405/359-4630
edmondparks.com

UCO Jazz Lab
The Jazz Lab is a world class
entertainment venue featuring an
artfully relaxed atmosphere styled
after jazz clubs in New Orleans!
On select evenings (usually Thurs.,
Fri., Sat.) the Jazz Lab features live
entertainment. Food and adult
beverages available from
Hideaway Pizza.
100 East 5th St, 405/359-7989
ucojazzlab.com
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travel on the “Mother Road” and family vacations to see America at its best. Today you can “get your kicks”
on more than 400 miles of Route 66 in Oklahoma, the longest drive-able stretch of this historic road, and
Edmond is right in the heart of the action. So take a nostalgic ride on Route 66, and let it speak to your heart
through bright neon signs, quaint motels, drive-ins and quirky attractions all tucked away in the friendly
small towns of Oklahoma. Here are just a few of the treasures you’ll find on the Mother Road.
ELK CITY: National Rt 66 &
Transportation Museum
580/225-0207 / VisitElkCity.com
OK CITY: Milk Bottle Building,
National Cowboy & Western Heritage
Museum, OKC National Memorial,
The Gold Dome Building
CLINTON: Oklahoma Rt 66 Museum
405/297-8912 / VisitOkC.com
& Mohawk Lodge Indian Store
580/323-2222 / ClintonOk.org
EDMOND: Memorial Park Cemetery,
Edmond Historical Society &
HYDRO: Lucille’s Historic Route 66
Museum, Blue Hippo, Old North/UCO,
Store & Station
Touch the Sky
580/772-8808
405/341-4344
LucillesRoadhouse.com
VisitEdmondOk.com
EL RENO: Historic Fort Reno
ARCADIA: Round Barn, POPs
& Rt 66 Murals
405/396-0824
405/262-8687
ArcadiaRoundBarn.com
ElRenoTourism.org
405/928-7677 / Pops66.com
YUKON: Yukon’s Best Flour Mill
405/354-3567 / YukonCC.com
CHANDLER: Chandler Route 66
Interpretive Center
405/258-1300
Route66InterpretiveCenter.org
SAPULPA: Waite Phillips Filling
Station Museum
918/224-4171
SapulpaHistoricalSociety.com
TULSA: Cain’s Ballroom, Art Deco FOYIL: Totem Pole Park
buildings downtown, The Golden 918/533-2079
Driller, Philbrook Museum
rchs1.org/totem-pole-park
918/585-1201 / VisitTulsa.com
AFTON: Darryl Starbird’s National
CATOOSA: Blue Whale,
Rod & Custom Car Hall of Fame
D.W. Correll Museum
Museum
918/266-6062
918/257-4234
CatoosaChamber.org
DarrylStarbird.com
MIAMI: Coleman Theater,
Route 66 Vintage Iron Motorcycle
Museum, Waylan’s Ku-Ku Burger
918/542-4435
VisitMiamiOk.com
CLAREMORE: Will Rogers
Memorial Museum, JM Davis Arms
& Historical Museum, The Route 66
Nut House
918/341-8688
VisitClaremore.org
QUAPAW: Spook light
RoadsideAmerica.com/
story/11480
COMMERCE: Allen’s Conoco
Fillin’ Station
918/533-2079
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Restaurant
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Pool
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The Arcadian Inn
Historic Bed & Breakfast
328 E. 1st
(405) 348-6347
Gary & Martha Hall,
Innkeepers
arcadianinn.com
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Candle-lit
Gourmet
Breakfast
Served
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Suites with
Fireplaces
InTown Suites
2221 S. Broadway
(405) 216-8247
(800) 553-9338
FAX (405) 341-3269
intownsuites.com
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Extended Stay
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La Quinta Inn
200 Meline Dr.
(I-35 & 2nd St.)
(405) 513-5353
FAX (405) 513-5354
lq.com
69
America’s Best Value Inn
1809 E. 2nd
(405) 340-8197
FAX (405) 285-2034
Best Western Edmond
Inn & Suites
2700 E. 2nd
(405) 216-0300
(877) 584-1550
FAX (405) 359-9287
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Red Carpet Motel
1205 S. Broadway
(405) 341-4900
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Sleep Inn & Suites
3608 S. Broadway
(405) 844-3000
(800) 753-3746
FAX (405) 844-3086
sleepinn.com
100
Stratford House
3020 S. Broadway
(405) 340-5693
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Two Hearts Inn
Bed & Breakfast
2118 West Edmond Rd.
(405) 715-2525
FAX (405) 715-2527
Larry & Tamara Rhoads,
Innkeepers
twoheartsinn.com
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Light
Continental
Breakfast
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Breakfast
Buffet
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americasbestvalueinn.com
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20
30
Indoor
Pool
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Rooms & Suites
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$91-130
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bestwesternoklahoma.com
Broadway Suites
All Suite Extended Stay
Facility
1305 S. Broadway
(405) 341-6068
FAX (405) 359-7426
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Fairfield Inn & Suites
by Marriott
301 Meline Dr.
(I-35 & 2nd St.)
(405) 341-4818
(888) 236-2427
Fax (405) 341-4819
marriott.com
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Hampton Inn
300 Meline Dr.
(I-35 & 2nd St.)
(405) 844-3037
(800) HAMPTON
FAX (405) 844-5120
hamptoninn.com
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Holiday Inn Express
3840 E. 2nd Street
(405) 844-3700
(800) HOLIDAY
FAX (405) 844-3710
hiexpress.com/
esedmondok
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Home 2 Suites by Hilton
321 Meline Dr.
(I-35 & 2nd St.)
(405) 285-8380
home2suites3.hilton.com
89
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Deluxe
Continental
Breakfast
60
60
Indoor
Pool
Rooms, Suites,
Spa Kings
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$99-149
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Deluxe
Continental
Breakfast
35
75
Indoor
Pool
Rooms, King
Study Suites
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$219.99 per week
Deluxe
Continental
Breakfast
-0-
-0-
-0-
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Pool
Suites
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$89-149
-0-
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$45
stratfordhouseedmond.com
Deluxe
Continental
Breakfast
Buffet
75
Deluxe
Continental
Breakfast
Buffet
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Breakfast
Served
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100
Indoor
Pool
Rooms & Suites
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Rooms
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$75-110
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-0-
All are Jacuzzi
Suites with
Plasma TV
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837 Total Rooms in Edmond
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Economy  Midscale  Upper Midscale 
$95-140
Deluxe
Continental
Breakfast
65
-0-
-0-
65
Indoor
Pool
Rooms & Suites

$99-120
-0-
Indoor
Pool
Extended Stay
Suites
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$129-180
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COLOR KEY:
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 Northeast (Zone 2)
 Southeast (Zone 3)
 Southwest (Zone 4)
 Downtown (Zone 5)
 University Area (Zone 6)
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N. Western
1. Arcadia Lake
2. Armstrong Auditorium
3. Bickham Softball Complex
4. Blake (Service-Blake) Soccer Complex
5. Boulevard Bowl
6. Edmond Convention & Visitors Bureau
7. Edmond Historical Society Museum
8. Edmond 66 Park
9. Edmond Rodeo Grounds
10. Fairfax Golf Club
11. Festival Market Place
12. KickingBird Golf Course
13. KickingBird Tennis Center
14. MAC-Mitch Park, Senior Center &
Athletic Fields, YMCA Mitch Park
15. Oak Tree National
16. Oklahoma Christian
17. Pelican Bay Aquatic Center
18. Shannon Miller Park
19. UCO OAR - Outdoor Adventure
& Recreation Facility
20. UCO Jazz Lab
21. University of Central Oklahoma
N. Western
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 Sleep Inn & Suites
sleepinnedmond.com
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 Ted’s Escondido
801 E. Danforth Rd., Edmond, OK 73034
tedscafe.com
405-810-8337
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 University of Central Oklahoma
100 N. University Drive, Edmond, OK 73034
eventservices.uco.edu
405-974-2244
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 UCO Jazz Lab
116 E. 5th St, Edmond, OK 73034
 VFW Post 4938
16 E. Campbell, Edmond, OK 73034
405-359-7989
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Auditoriums
Phone
Outdoor Facilities
Phone
 Edmond Memorial HS
405-340-2850
 Arcadia Lake
405-216-7470
 Edmond North HS
405-340-2875
 Coffee Creek Golf Club
405-340-4653
 Edmond Santa Fe HS
405-340-2230
 Lazy E Arena
405-282-3004
 Edmond Round Up Club
405-341-2780
 Oklahoma Christian University
405-425-5020
 Festival Market Place
405-359-4630
405-974-2244
 KickingBird Golf Club
405-341-5350
 KickingBird Tennis Center
405-348-3120
 Oak Tree Country Club
405-340-1010
405-425-5020
 Parks & Pavilions
405-359-4630
 Pelican Bay Aquatic Center
405-359-4649
 River Oaks Golf Club
405-771-5800
405-974-2244
A new level of hospitality in the
Edmond marketplace is COMING SOON!
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700 W. Country Club Dr, Edmond, OK 73003
oaktreecc.net
2501 E. Memorial, Edmond, OK 73013
oc.edu
 Old Chicago Pizza
1150 E. 2nd St, Edmond, OK 73034
oldchicago.com
 Petroleum Club North
1 N. Sooner Rd, Edmond, OK 73034
petroleumclubokc.com
 River Oaks Golf Course
10909 Clubhouse Rd, Edmond, OK 73013
riveroaksgolf.com
facilities for you to choose from. The Edmond
An upscale 160 room Hilton Hotel and Conference Center will
be coming to Edmond, and will feature 20,000 square feet
of flexible first class meeting and convention space, with
the ability to accommodate up to 700 people in its largest
ballroom, extensive breakout meeting space and a new office
location for the Edmond Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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405-348-4777
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 Nhinja Sushi
nhinja.com
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Banquet
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Special Events
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405-812-6163
Convention & Visitors Bureau is delighted to work
Wireless Internet
Banquet
 American Legion Post 111
edmond111.org
 Best Western Edmond Inn & Suites
bestwesternoklahoma.com
 Boulevard Steak House
505 S. Boulevard, Edmond, OK 73034
 Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce
825 E. 2nd, Edmond, OK 73034
edmondchamber.com
 Charleston’s Restaurant
charlestons.com
 Coffee Commission
309 S. Bryant Ave, Ste 230, Edmond, OK 73034
coffeecommissionedmond.com
 Downtown Community Center
28 E. Main St, Edmond, OK 73034
edmondok.com
 Fairfield Inn & Suites
301 Meline Drive, Edmond, OK 73034
marriott.com/okced
 Financial District of OK Conference Center
1725 E. 15th St, Edmond, OK 73013
financialdistrictok.com
 Hampton Inn
300 Meline Drive, Edmond, OK 73034
hamptoninn.com
 Hideaway Pizza
hideawaypizza.com
 Holiday Inn Express & Suites
hiexpress.com/esedmondok
 Inspirations Tea Room
2118 W. Edmond Rd, Edmond, OK 73003
inspirationstearoom.com
 LaQuinta Inns & Suites
I-35 & E. 2nd Street, Edmond, OK 73034
lq.com
 Lazy E Arena
9600 Lazy E Drive, Guthrie, OK 73044
lazye.com
 Library
10 S. Boulevard, Edmond, OK 73034
mls.lib.ok.us
 Lottinvilles
801 Signal Ridge Road, Edmond, OK 73013
 MAC in Mitch Park
2733 Marilyn Williams Dr, Edmond, OK 73003
edmondok.com
facilities for you to choose from. The Edmond
Classroom Style
Phone
select Edmond as the site. Here’s a list of great
Theatre Style
with you on any function you plan in Edmond.
Special Events
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MULTI-MONTH
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Heard on Hurd Downtown Edmond

Kicker ArenaCross Nationals
& Mud Bog Show - Lazy E Arena

Farmer’s Market Festival Market Place

Simon Bucking Stock Sale Lazy E Arena
Largest bucking stock sale in the
nation! Selling top bucking horses
and bulls. This is where the legends
of rodeo stock begin.
405/282-RIDE / lazye.com
Local live music, food trucks and
pop up shops will line downtown
Edmond’s Broadway between Main
& Hurd Street. The third Saturday
of the month March – October.
facebook.com/heardonhurd
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The Lazy E Arena is the premier
location to see the country’s top
ropers in action.
Open Saturdays only mid-April
through May, then on Wednesdays
and Saturdays June thru October.
This market features plenty of local
farm produce and Oklahoma-made
products.
405/359-4630 / edmondparks.com
JANUARY

Eagle Watch - Arcadia Lake
Witness the beauty of our national
bird, the Bald Eagle, in the wild at
Edmond’s Arcadia Lake.
Thrill seekers experience the
excitement at this National
motorcycle competition. The racing
is tight and action packed.

Sara Sant’Ambrogio,
Chopin on the Cello Armstrong Auditorium
Join us for an intimate evening
as Grammy Award-winning Sara
Sant’Ambrogio returns to the
Armstrong stage in an all-Chopin
recital.
405/285-1010 / armstrongauditorium.com
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Cinderella - Moscow Festival
Ballet - Armstrong Auditorium
The Moscow Festival Ballet brings
this classic adventure to life with
lavish sets and the gorgeous,
authentic costumes from the
Bolshoi era. Suitable for children
ages 6 and up.
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The Sleeping Beauty Moscow Festival Ballet Armstrong Auditorium
Dancers weave this tale together
with the trademark precision and
exquisite grace of Russian ballet
tradition. Embraced world-wide for
its choreography, the soaring leaps
and daring lifts with lavish stage
scenery bring this beloved fairy tale
to life.
FEBRUARY

Mariachi Los Camperos Armstrong Auditorium

Lazy E Red Dirt Classic Lazy E Arena
World Series of Team Roping. Fast
paced action and great prize money
make this event a true roper’s
roping event earning points and
cash towards individual national
standings.
MARCH

Polish Baltic Philharmonic
Orchestra - Beethoven’s Fifth Armstrong Auditorium
Coming to Edmond in a chambersized instrumentation, they will
Grammy award-winning mariachi
present an all-Beethoven program
ensemble has celebrated the rich
including most popular Classical
vocal tradition of Mexico with lively symphony of all time:
programs featuring the country’s
Beethoven’s Fifth.
most beloved songs.
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The Band of the Royal
Marines and the Pipes, Drums,
and Highland Dancers of the
Scots Guards Armstrong Auditorium
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth
II’s world class Royal Marines
musicians are regarded as one of
the most versatile in the military
musical world. Enjoy a stirring
evening of music from the Royal
Castles of England, Scotland
and Ireland, highland dancing,
broadswords and much more!
T HE A RT OF E V EN TS
In Edmond The Art of Fun is
firmly imprinted on a whole year
of exciting special events. This is
a town with a talent in the Art
of planning great community
events. Whether it’s fine art, music,
performance art, or action packed
sports that you’re interested in…
Edmond has an event (or two) just
for you.

USTRC 20th Annual Super
Bowl Team Roping Lazy E Arena

TEC Pro-AM Team Roping Lazy E Arena
Come see pro rodeo elite compete
against the clock at the beautiful
Lazy E Arena. These rodeo athletes
are heading to the NFR.

Cinch Timed Event
Championship of the World Lazy E Arena
5 Performances over 3 Days by our
nation’s top 10 winningest cowboys
proving the winner is truly the
“iron man” of rodeo. This is one
of the most prestigious events in
Western rodeo sports. Developed
30 years ago as a way to decide the
greatest all-around timed-event
cowboy, the tradition continues at
the fabulous Lazy E Arena.
EXPERIENCE EDMOND’S
EXCELLENT EVENTS
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Central Oklahoma
Para-Swimming Open Mitch Park YMCA
Edmond’s UCO is a US Paralympic
and Olympic training site. This
meet is the last international
classification opportunity in the
US before the Rio Paralympic
Games. See the elite and emerging
Paralympic athletes hit that final
push for Team USA!
[email protected] or [email protected]
405/974-3140
APRIL

Texas Mounted Shooters
CMSA Classic - Lazy E Arena
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See an event with the style of the
old west. Mounted contestants
compete in this fast action timed
event using two .45 caliber single
action revolvers each loaded with
five rounds of specially prepared
blank ammunition.

Oklahoma/Kansas Border
Bash Rodeo - Lazy E Arena
It’s the north vs. the south Kansas
vs. Oklahoma rodeo style. Junior
High and High School Rodeo
Association athletes representing
their states compete in rodeo events
for braggin’ rights and a whole lot
more!
StepCrew presents high energy
Celtic song and dance and boasts
some of the top fiddlers and
musicians from the Celtic and
traditional Bluegrass scenes. This
show will have you on your feet!
MAY

Downtown Edmond Arts
Festival - Broadway
North of 2nd St
Stroll through historic downtown
Edmond into a land of art. Held
the first full weekend of May,
this juried arts festival brings in
gifted artists from near and far to
transform the street into a beautiful
gallery. Delicious foods and great
entertainment are bound to please
the senses as well.
405/249-9391 / downtownedmondok.com

Jr. Moto X Supercross Lazy E Arena
This is the first ever AMA
JuniorMotoX, a premium indoor
amateur motocross event to be
held inside the Lazy E Arena. This
event will bring amateur racing to
a new level with a Supercross style
course that is nearly 2,000 feet long
featuring some of the best dirt on
earth. Jerry Masterpool will provide
input on track design, which will
include a separate lane featuring
more challenging obstacles for the
more experienced riders/classes.

Chris Neal’s Future Stars Calf 
Lazy E Mounted Shooting
Roping - Lazy E Arena
Classic - Lazy E Arena
This event is all about the future of
the western way of life as children
and youth from across the region
come in and compete in a premier
roping event. Keep your eyes open.
This is where rodeo’s brightest stars
start to shine.
Take a bit of Matt Dillon’s “Gun
Smoke”, throw in a pinch of the
Buffalo Bill Wild West Show and
you get an idea of the skill, the
horsemanship, marksmanship and
western thrills to be enjoyed at this
event.
JUNE

Oklahoma 4-H State Horse
Show - Lazy E Arena

Kids All-American Fishing
Derby - Arcadia Lake
THE ART OF EVENTS
The Lazy E Arena is the premier
location to see the country’s top
ropers in action.

Song of Songs by Ryan
Malone - Armstrong Auditorium
4-H members of all ages will travel
from across the state to compete.
Kids...don’t get hooked into doing
They represent the top young
just any ole thing, come to Lake
Arcadia for a reel good time! Bring agriculturists in 42 classes in their
your poles and minnows—then cast districts. At this show each division
is extremely competitive and full of
yourself the winning lure. It’s no
fish story when we say you’ll have a experienced young horsemen.
mighty good time.
JULY

Endeavor Games for Athletes  LibertyFest,
with Physical Disabilities - UCO Edmond’s 4th of July Festival Sanctioned by the US Olympic
Various Venues
Committee, this Paralympic
qualifying event provides amateur
to elite athletes with physical
disabilities, including our nation’s
Wounded Warriors, an opportunity
to display their talents in a
competitive setting. The games also
provide training clinics for aspiring
athletes or those who just want to
try a sport.
405/974-3160 / ucoendeavorgames.com
Experience LibertyFest!! Edmond
celebrates America’s birthday in a
BIG way. LibertyFest is a collection
of 10 events that start June 25th
and go thru the fireworks on the
4th of July. There are activities
sure to please the whole family in
this week long celebration such as
LibertyFest‘s Car Show, Rodeo,
Kite Festival, Road Rally, Taste of
Edmond, Concert, and Oklahoma’s
greatest 4th of July Parade. Check
the LibertyFest website for specific
times and locations for all ten of the
events.
405/340-2527 / libertyfest.org
THE ART OF EVENTS

USTRC Oklahoma Winter
Classic Team Roping Lazy E Arena
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SEPTEMBER

Bonus Barrel Race Regionals

Oklahoma Department of
& National Barrel Racing Tour
Wildlife
Expo - Lazy E Arena
Finale - Lazy E Arena
This exciting Barrel racing event
brings in riders from near and far
all competing on the fastest horses
for the some of the biggest purses in
the country.
AUGUST
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21st Annual Beat the Heat
Invitational Edmond Soccer Club
Each August many out-of-town
soccer teams come to Edmond
for one of the largest and highest
quality tournaments available in
Oklahoma.
405/348-BALL / edmondsoccer.com
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Oklahoma Cattleman’s
Association Range Round-up Lazy E Arena
The OCA Range Round Up at
the Lazy E features 12 historic
Oklahoma ranch teams in head
This event is a free hands-on
interactive expo of exhibits,
seminars, clinics, workshops, and
demonstrations all centered on
wildlife and outdoor life activities.
405/522-6279
wildlifedepartmentexpo.com
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Western Dressage
Association of American World
Finals - Lazy E Arena
Come and see an event showcasing
the beautiful and unique
connection between horse and rider
when they work together intuitively
as one mind and one heart. This is
American horsemanship at its finest!
OCTOBER

St. Jude Barrel Jam Lazy E Arena
Join us for the 2nd Annual St. Jude
Barrel Jam - Come out to the Lazy
E Arena where riders join in an
event benefiting the kids of St. Jude
Children’s Research Hospital!

USTRC Shootout
Championship Team Roping Lazy E Arena
Come see some of the fastest roping
in the region and see why the Lazy
E is truly a ropers’ arena.

Storybook Forest Arcadia Lake
Children and their parents are
invited to walk through the not-soscary Storybook Forest to collect
candy. There is a nominal fee per
child and parents are FREE!
NOVEMBER

Turkey Shoot-Out
Tournament - Edmond Soccer
Club
Every year, one weekend in
November many out-of-town teams
come to Edmond to determine the
best soccer team in this region. The
Turkey Shootout is one of the finest
soccer tournaments in the state.
405/348-BALL / edmondsoccer.com
DECEMBER
 Edmond Christmas
Lights
Edmond lights up for the season
with lights in 5 areas: Downtown
Edmond, UCO, OC, Spring Creek
shopping area and the 1st Baptist
Church.
405/341-4344 / visitedmondok.com

Christmas in
Downtown Edmond
SHOP EDMOND for terrific
Holiday Shopping. Experience
the wonder of the season as you
step back in time with free trolley
rides, food vendors, musical
entertainment and even Father
Christmas!
405/249-9391 / downtownedmond.com

Edmond Outdoor Ice
Skating Rink - Mitch Park
Enjoy the outdoor camaraderie of
ice skating under the open skies
and starlit nights. Call or visit the
website for hours of operation.
405/274-1638
edmondoutdooricerink.com
“Little Britches Rodeo…
Where Legends Begin”. Little
Britches rodeo is one of the
oldest, continuing junior rodeo
associations in the nation and this
is their national finals rodeo…the
cumulative best of the best. The
Lazy E proudly hosts this event
focused on the competitive best
interests of the western-minded
youth of our nation.
to head competition for bruises
and bragging rights. The OCA
Range Round-Up is comprised
of six events depicting day-to-day
ranching jobs. The competition
is fierce as ranches compete for a
year’s worth of bragging rights, and
a few team awards. The contestants
compete for the coveted “Top
Hand,” “Top Horse,” and “Tough
Hand’ awards.
OCA 405/235-4391 OR
the Lazy E 405/282-RIDE
okcattlemen.org/
ocaannualrangeround-up

Boys Ranch Town Drive-Thru
Living Christmas Pageant Boys Ranch, East of I-35
on 33rd Street
Remember the reason for the
season and head to Edmond this
December for an unforgettable
evening of the miracle of Christmas.
The Boys Ranch Town DriveThru Christmas Pageant has been
an annual gift from Boys Ranch
Town to visitors since 1971 taking
place for one weekend only in early
December.
405/341-3606 / obhc.org
THE ART OF EVENTS
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National Little Britches
Rodeo Association Finals Lazy E Arena
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The Mayor’s Tree Lighting Shannon Miller Park
It’s beginning to look a lot like
Christmas! Help Edmond kick off
the holiday season with our mayor
at the “lighting” of the Christmas
tree.
Edmond Electric’s Parade of
Lights - Downtown Edmond
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Enjoy beautiful floats, vintage cars,
and bands. Don’t miss this one-of-akind parade with a special visit from
the jolly old Santa Claus. Parade
starts immediately after the Mayor’s
Tree Lighting. Downtown streets
close at 5pm.
Ho! Ho! Ho! will be heard loud and
clear as the University of Central
Oklahoma brings the community a
Festive Holiday Evening including
Santa’s Workshop, various children’s
activities, photos with Santa,
refreshments and more. Enjoy
the University’s Holiday Lights
throughout the campus as well.
405/974-2000
uco.edu/student-life/winterglow

Midwest Cheer & Dance
Championships - Lazy E Arena
Two day Cheer and Dance
Competition open to all cheer
teams, dance teams and individuals.
MCDA 618/530-7948
midwestcheeranddance.com
PUBLIC ART
Much of this information is
courtesy of the Edmond Visual
Arts Commission and the Edmond
Historical Society.
Come see our Artful way of living.
See a town where world-class
sculptures are scattered like jewels
throughout the city – dozens of
them, lining the streets and tucked
into corners, waiting to surprise
you with unexpected beauty
thoughtfully displayed throughout
the community helping to make
Edmond a city truly unmatched in
the heartland.
Take a moment to enjoy some of
these beautifully unique works of
art during your stay. All listings are
color coded to coordinate with the
center-fold map.
Edmond Historic Buildings, an
etched glass mural by Marilyn
Adams depicting historical
buildings, inside Tinker Federal
Credit Union, 1401 N Kelly, NW
corner of Kelly & Danforth
Golden Wings, a bronze by Gerald
Balciar, Covell & Thomas Drive*
Judy’s Iris, a bronze by Steve
Palmerton, 1251 N. Broadway at
the Hope Center
L’ete, a contemporary yellow
painted steel sculpture by Randy
Marks, North of Covell, in median
at entrance to Cheyenne Middle
School off of Kelly
Mark Twain, a bronze by Gary
Lee Price, in median at Touchmark
Drive & Shortgrass, off Covell
between Kelly & Boulevard
 NORTHWEST EDMOND
95 Years & Planting, Girl Scout
Centennial Statue, a bronze & a
bronze tree by Shan Gray, Mitch
Park, north of ball fields, 2733
Marilyn Williams Drive
African Sunset, a stainless steel
and dichroic glass by Jeff Laing,
median on Covell east of Kelly
Best Friends, a bronze by Gary
Alsum, Mitch Park, North side of
Mitch Park YMCA, 2901 Marilyn
Williams Drive
Crescent Moon, a stainless steel
piece by Jeff Laing, 1501 W. Covell
Rd. in Mitch Park
Parade of Lights
THE ART OF EDMOND
This event will host the Nationals
top drivers in the Kart and Micro
racing world as well as future
stars. With these High Power and
Lightweight machines and big
money on the line there is sure to
be plenty of “Edge of Your Seat”
Action!
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WinterGlow - UCO
THE ART OF EVENTS

Outlaw Kart Winter
Nationals - Lazy E Arena
Stickhorse Stampede
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On the Edge, a bronze by Clay
Enoch, scheduled to be placed in
2016 in front of the Mitch Park
YMCA, 2901 Marilyn Williams
Drive
Open Spaces - Habitat Series, a
mixed media piece by B.J. White,
Mitch Park, inside the MAC spread
throughout the Parks & Recreation
building, 2733 Marilyn Williams
Drive
Prairie Flowers, a bronze by Blair
Buswell, Mitch Park, Edmond
Senior Center Lobby, 2733 Marilyn
Williams Drive
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Puerta del Color I and II, a
kinetic piece by Greg Reiche, east
side of Kelly - north of Prairie
Village Drive
Purple Heart Memorial
Monument, a granite piece by Pete
Delasi, off to the side of the main
drive by entrance to Mitch Park,
2733 Marilyn Williams Drive
Red Sails, a red powder-coated
steel piece by Jim Stewart, on Kelly
north of Covell in median
Small Galaxy, a kinetic, stainless
steel by Andrew Carson, 1400 W.
Covell Rd, North side of Dental
building
Stick Horse Stampede, a multiple
piece bronze installation by Rosie
Sandifer, in front of MAC at Mitch
Park, 2733 Marilyn Williams Drive
Story Time for Three, a bronze
by Rosalind Cook, west of front
parking lot, Edmond North
High School, 215 W. Danforth,
off Danforth between Kelly &
Boulevard
Tall Grass, a stainless steel piece by
Dale Lamphere, RCB Bank, 855 W.
Covell Rd, Kelly & Covell
Tuntawu Offering, a stone, glass
and steel piece by Greg Reiche,
Broadway median South of Covell
West Edmond Field, a bronze by
Jim Franklin honoring one of the
most productive oil fields in the
world at its peak. In 1944 the field
produced half of Oklahoma’s total
production in that wartime year
when our nation’s demands were
at their highest., 2901 Marilyn
Williams Drive, North of Mitch
Park YMCA
Wheel of Time, a stainless steel and
dichroic glass piece by Jeff Laing,
1400 W. Covell Rd in the south
flower bed of the Dental building
Wolves In Timber, a mural by
Dr. Bob Palmer, Cross Timbers
Elementary School, 4800 N. Kelly
 NORTHEAST EDMOND
Dancing Timber Ridge Family,
a steel piece by Darroll Riddick,
Ramblewood & Boulevard, North
of Danforth
Duet, a stainless steel piece by
Jeff Laing, median on Boulevard,
between Danforth & Covell
Endeavor, three stainless steel
pieces by Jeff Laing, median on
Boulevard, between Danforth &
Covell
Synergy, a bronze by Gary Lee
Price, Cross Timbers Complex, I-35
& Covell
Two Girls at Play, mixed media by
Josette Simon-Gestin, Public Works
Center reception area, 2004 Old
Timbers Drive
 SOUTHEAST EDMOND
Ancient One, a bronze by Gino
Miles, north side of 2nd St at entry
of Sugar Hill Ranch, between
Douglas & Post Road
First Love, a bronze by Missy
Anglers, a bronze by Jane
Vandable, Animal Services Building DeDecker, 3540 S. Boulevard,
at Cross Timbers, 2424 Old
between 33rd and Memorial Road
Timbers Drive near I-35 & Covell
Arc of Peace, a bronze by Lorri
Joyful Empowerment, a bronze by Acott, Hafer Park, 9th & Bryant,
Angela Mia De la Vega, Banc First by the duck pond and iris garden
2125 N. Kelly
Big Wish, a bronze by Linda
On Deck, a bronze by Richard
Prokop, Hafer Park, 9th & Bryant
Pankratz, scheduled to be placed in
2015 at 66 N. Post Road, Edmond Dancing Triangles, a stainless steel
piece by Kevin Robb, entry to Fox
66 Park Ball Field
Lake Plaza, median on 2nd near
Reunion, a bronze by Gary Alsum, I-35
Edmond Fire & Training Center,
I-35 and Covell, 5300 E. Covell Rd Daphne II, a Cor-Ten Steel piece by
Sam Spiczka, at the North entrance
Sierra, a bronze by Wayne Salge,
to the Edmond Dog Park, 450 E.
scheduled to be placed in 2016
33rd St, East of Boulevard on 33rd
at the Entry to Birnam Woods,
First Star, a bronze by Dennis
Southwest corner of Bryant and
Smith, SW corner at 15th & Bryant
Covell
Flor de la Vida, limestone, glass,
Swans in Flight, a 25 ft long
bronze, steel, & marble piece by
bronze-and-steel piece situated in
Greg Reiche, north side of 2nd St at
a reflecting pool with six water jets
cascading above by internationally- entry of Sugar Hill Ranch, between
Douglas & Post Road
renowned sculptor, Sir David
Wynn, Armstrong Auditorium,
14400 S. Bryant*
Healing Flowers, a bronze
by Victor Issa, Integris Health
Edmond, East side of I-35 between
15th and 2nd
T HE A RT OF EDMOND
Oklahoma City Bombing
Memorial for Edmond Victims,
a blond rock and copper structure
with a bronze plaque mounted at
the center of the rock structure
in honor of the 18 Edmond
individuals killed by that tragedy,
architect Duane Mass, Mitch Park,
NE of pavilion #4, 2733 Marilyn
Williams Drive
Sacagawea, a bronze by Glenna
Goodacre, entrance to Mitch Park,
T HE A RT OF EDMOND
Nighthawk, a bronze by Paul
Rhymer, 1901 Thomas Drive
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Momentum, a steel abstract piece
by Marko Kratohvil, Kirkpatrick
Bank, 15 E. 15th Street*
Portal de Vida II, limestone,
bronze and glass piece by Greg
Reiche, SE corner of Coltrane &
15th
Roots and Wings, a bronze by
Dennis Smith, NW corner of 2nd
& Bryant, OU Medical Center
Edmond
V, a stainless steel piece by Dale
Lamphere, 2133 E. 2nd St in front
of Legend V Apartments
White Deer of Autumn, a bronze
piece by Denny Haskew, at Banc
First, 1264 S. Bryant, Bryant
between 9th and 15th
Windswept, a stainless steel piece
by Dale Lamphere, off Boulevard
between 33rd & Memorial
 SOUTHWEST EDMOND
Angelic Being, a bronze by David
Pearson, 1601 S. Kelly, off Kelly
Settling In, a bronze by Fred Boyer,
between 15th and 33rd
entry median of Sugar Hill Ranch,
Belly Dancer, a bronze by Joshua
between Douglas & Post Road
Tobey, corner of W 33rd & Kelly
Shaman of the Benediction, a
bronze by Bill Worell, 2000 E 15th Blue Hippo, unofficially named
Buddy, made of fiberglass at AAA
St, off 15th between Bryant and
Glass & Mirror, 1129 S. Broadway.
Coltrane
The “kitsch art” hippo is a wellShe Ain’t Heavy, a bronze by Walt
known Rt. 66 icon. Since its
Horton, 1325 S. Bryant, near 15th
restoration in 1990, this humorous
and Bryant
hippo has been seen all around
The Owl and the Oak, a wooden
town - at a wedding, sitting on
carving by Thomas Zimmer,
Broadway, fishing in the lake at
Bickham-Rudkin Park Arboretum, Oklahoma Christian University and
430 E. 33rd
atop several buildings, *
The Web, a mural by Palmer
Fishing Hole, a bronze by Mark
Studios, painted on the Traverse
Hopkins, SW corner of 15th &
climbing wall on concrete water
Kelly
tank, Hafer Park pond area, 9th &
Great Eagle, a bronze by Darren
Bryant
Hussey, 2000 S. Kelly, at entry
median of Hundred Oaks Village
Hooked, a red powder-coated
steel piece by Jim Stewart, 1925 S.
Kelly Ave. in median in front of
Allegiance Credit Union
Mainstreet Edmond, a mural by
Dr. Bob Palmer & UCO students,
at WW Tire, 302 S. Broadway
Poppies WWII Veteran
Memorial, a bronze by Sandy
Proctor, near 15th & Broadway by
the Dental Depot 100 W. 15th St
Raven A & Raven B, two bronzes
by Jim Eppler, 9th & Broadway at
OnCue
Sitting Knee Up, a bronze & steel
piece by Susan Stamm Evans, 2505
S Kelly, between 15th & 33rd
Spirit of the Prairie, two life
size bronzes by David Alan Clark,
known as The Thrasher & Next
Winter’s Bread, Edmond Exchange,
33rd & Broadway*
Striker, a bronze by Gary Alsum,
1502 W. Danforth at the Blake
Soccer Complex, off Danforth
between Santa Fe & Kelly
Substance, a blue powder-coated
steel piece by Joe Slack, Kelly
median between 15th and 33rd,
south of 18th St
We Are The Wolves, a bronze
by Kathy Buttry, Santa Fe High
School, 1901 W. 15th. St, 15th
between Kelly & Santa Fe
Yesterday’s Commerce, three
murals by Dr. Bob Palmer, west,
south & east sides of Sherry’s Drug
Store, 220 S. Littler
 DOWNTOWN ART Located around the Downtown
area of Edmond
Above It All, a bronze by Sandy
Scott, SW corner of Main &
Broadway
Biomagnetism, an orange
powder-coated steel piece by Mark
Leichliter, SE corner of Main and
Littler
Centennial Clock, OK Centennial
Project, 4-faces clock, 2nd &
Broadway
Chauncy, a bronze by Jim Budish,
19 N. Broadway, at the corner of
Broadway & Hurd*
T HE A RT OF EDMOND
Las Brisas, a bronze by Sandy
Scott, entrance of Pelican Bay
Aquatic Center, 1034 S. Bryant
Turbine Fan Shaft, an actual
turbine fan shaft, Oklahoma
Municipal Power Authority, 2701
W I-35 Frontage Rd, between 15th
& 33rd
Cobra Lilies, a bronze by Tony
Hochstetler, NW corner of
Broadway & 1st
Color Crazy Swirl, a kinetic,
stainless steel piece by Andrew
Carson, 104 S. Broadway
Come Unto Me, a bronze by
Rosalind Cook, 15 S. Broadway*
Commerce Corner, a mural by
Dr. Bob Palmer, NE corner of
Broadway & Hurd in the alley
Country Chic, a bronze by Sandra
Van Zandt, 11 S. Broadway, in front
of Around the Corner Restaurant
Crane Unfolding, a white powder
coated steel piece by Kevin Box,
located in the courtyard of the Fine
Arts Institute, 27 E. Edwards
Dancing with Dolphins, a
stainless steel piece by Kevin Robb,
scheduled to be placed in 2015 at
118 N. Broadway
T HE A RT OF EDMOND
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Historical Orvis Risner, a mural
by Dr. Bob Palmer, Orvis Risner
School, 2801 S. Rankin, off
Boulevard between 15th & 33rd
53
Giant Steps, a bronze by Gary
Alsum, 1 N. Broadway
54
Ham & Eggs, a bronze by D.D.
Mason, Around the Corner
Restaurant, 11 S. Broadway
Edmond Scenes, a pen & ink
Historic Edmond Mural, a mural
graphic by Glover Shipp, inside City by Dr. Bob Palmer, Main &
First Building, 24 E. 1st
Broadway, 2 S. Broadway
Edmond Stations Land Run
Home Delivery, a bronze by Blair
Settlers, a mural by Dr. Bob
Muhlestein, 2nd & Broadway
Palmer and UCO students, 124 E.
2nd on the side of the building next Humpty Dumpty, a bronze and
ceramic piece by Kimber Fiebiger, 7
to First Public Schoolhouse-1889
N. Broadway
Territorial School
i-tse a-da-le-ni-ha, an oil painting
Edmond’s Finest, Edmond’s
by Dennis Johnson, 100 E. 1st St,
Future, a bronze by Gary Alsum,
Public Safety Center
100 E. 1st, Public Safety Center
Endurance, a bronze by Shirley
Thomson-Smith, Edmond
Municipal Court 101 E. 1st, NE
corner of Main & Littler
Innocence, a bronze by Daginatvid
Pearson, 21 S. Broadway
Engage, a fabricated steel piece
by Destiny Allison, SW corner of
Broadway & 1st
Justice, a bronze by Jeannine
Young, Edmond Municipal Court
101 E. 1st St
Jester, a bronze by Victor Issa, NW
corner of Broadway & Hurd
Land’s End, a painting by Lorenzo
Chavez, inside City First Building,
24 E. 1st St
Landscape, an oil painting by
Dennis Downey, inside Municipal
Court, 101 East 1st St
Leap Frog, a bronze by F. Nada,
located in the courtyard of the Fine
Arts Institute, 27 E. Edwards*
Humpty Dumpty
LunchTime Atop the Rockefeller
Center, vintage photography and
iron piece by Lou Michaels, 10 S.
Littler, inside Edmond Planning &
Engineering Office
Monet, a bronze by Gary Lee Price,
Fine Arts Institute, 27 E. Edwards
Morning Mist, a bronze by David
Pearson, 19 N. Broadway, at the
corner of Broadway & Hurd
Silent Desert, a bronze by David
Pearson, SW corner of Broadway &
Hurd
Song of Songs, a bronze by David
Pearson, Keller Williams Office, 30
E. Campbell, between Broadway &
Boulevard
Spring, oil painting by Belle
Dickerson, inside City First
Building, 24 E. 1st St
St. Francis, a bronze by Beverly
Steigerwald, 1000 N. Broadway at
the Church of the Good Shepherd
THE ART OF EDMOND
Edmond 1989 Centennial Mural,
stained, painted and etched glass
mural by Marilyn Adams depicting
the 1889 Land Run, inside Edmond
City Hall, 101 E. 1st
Leaping into History - Kentucky
Daisey, a bronze by Mary Lou
Gresham, Edmond’s Festival
Market Place Plaza, 26 W. 1st just
west of Broadway
Story Time, a bronze by Blair
Muhlestein, 1st & Broadway on SW
Nesting, a bronze by Rosie Sandifer, Corner
1 E. 1st St, 1st & Broadway
Table Dancer, a fabricated steel
Paper Airplane, also known as
Journeys of the Imagination, a
bronze by Gary Lee Price, 2 S.
Broadway
piece with bronze patina by David
Coddaire, NE corner of Main &
Broadway
Pastoral Dreamer, a bronze by
David Phelps, 14 S. Broadway
Puffed Up Prince, a bronze by
Gary Lee Price, City Complex, SW
corner of 1st & Littler
Puppy Love, a bronze by Marianne
Caroselli, at 102 S. Broadway, SE
corner of 1st & Broadway
River Oak, a painting by Belle
Dickerson, inside City First
Building, 24 E. 1st
Rough Cut Swiss, a bronze and
steel piece by David Phelps, SW
corner of Main & Broadway in
front of Othello’s Restaurant
Sherlock Holmes, a bronze by Jane
DeDecker, 100 E. 1st, Public Safety
Center
Face Fragment II, III, & IV,
bronzes by Susan Evans, 6 N.
Broadway, Main & Broadway
THE ART OF EDMOND
Destiny, a bronze by David
Pearson, 10 E. Campbell, corner of
Broadway and Campbell
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Time to Smell the Roses, a bronze
piece by Marianne Caroselli, Fine
Arts Institute, 27 E. Edwards
A Sheep and Lamb, a bronze by
Mary Zimmerman, First Christian
Church, 201 E. 2nd, Boulevard &
2nd*
Unfolding Star, a bronze by Kevin
Box, Fine Arts Institute, 27 E.
Edwards
Unlimited Horizon, a bronze by
Gary Lee Price, 111 S. Broadway
Art located close to the campus.
Ancient One, a fabricated steel
piece by Jimmie Dodson, Jr.,
median on Boulevard, south of
Edwards
Vertigoat, a bronze by Tim Cherry, Angles, a red powder-coated steel
piece by Jim Stewart, median on
7 N. Broadway
Boulevard at Hurd
Voids & Foliage I, small Cor-Ten
Steel piece by Joe Slack, NW corner At the Dance, a kinetic, copper
& aluminum piece by Dean Imel,
of Hurd & Broadway
south of Washington on Danforth
Wishing Well, a bronze by
Backyard Adventure, a bronze by
unknown artist, at NE corner of
Missy Vandable, located at Bradford
Broadway & Edwards
Village Retirement Community,
Woman with Shawl, a bronze by
906 N. Boulevard
Shirley Thomson-Smith, 32 N.
Balance 1, a bronze by Destiny
Broadway, Citizens Bank
Allison, Boulevard between Main
WPA Mural, “Pre-Settlement
& Hurd
Days” , a 1939 mural depicting
Breathe, a bronze by David
early Oklahoma by Ila McAfee
Thummel, UCO’s College of
Turner, inside Edmond City Hall
Fine Arts and Design, 100 N.
(Council Chambers), 101 E. 1st St
University*
Yellow Ribbon, a bronze by Rich
Broncho Mural “The Land Run
Muno, south end of the Edmond
of 1889”, by Dr. Bob Palmer and
Post Office, 200 N. Broadway,
Donna Sandager, a 10’ tall, 107’
Broadway & Campbell*
long mural of horses and covered
You Go Girl, a bronze by Jim
wagons racing for land during the
Budish, 19 E. Hurd in front of
1889 Land Run, painted on exterior
Farmers Insurance
wall of the Communications
Building on the campus of UCO*
Story Time for Three
Centennial Clock at UCO,
Edmond Centennial Commission
Project, a 4-faced clock, UCO’s
Broncho Lake*
Cloned Cube, a green powdercoated steel piece by Joe Slack, at
the median north of Wayne and
Boulevard
Cougar, a bronze by unknown
artist, near the center of UCO
campus, 100 N. University*
Dancing with the Muse, a bronze
by Ted Gall, UCO Campus 100 N.
University, Mitchell Hall Theater
Dawn of Hope - Russell
Dougherty, a bronze by Mary Lou
Gresham, at Russell Dougherty
Elementary School, 19 N.
Boulevard on the SW corner off
Hurd
Double Dipper, a bronze by Mark
Lundeen, located at Bradford
Village Retirement Community,
906 N. Boulevard
Golden Broncho, a bronze,
unofficially named “Buddy”,
Broncho Field house on the campus
of UCO serving as mascot for
the university, 2nd and Garland
Godfrey Drive*
Jazz, a bronze by Gary Alsum,
UCO Jazz Lab, 100 E. 5th St
Journey II, a bronze by Gary Lee
Price, median near the Edmond
Public Library, 10 S. Boulevard
Kinetic Air, a bronze by Rich
Muno, UCO Campus, 100 N.
University, Mitchell Hall Theater
THE ART OF EDMOND
 Central Edmond/University of
Central Oklahoma
Lady Liberty (Centennial
Celebration Recast), a new bronze
replica rededicated by Edmond
LibertyFest, 2nd & Boulevard
Legacy, limestone, glass, & steel
by Greg Reiche, Edmond Area
Down Comforter Birds on a Stone Chamber of Commerce, 825 E. 2nd
Pedestal, a bronze by Paul Rhymer, Linda Sutcliffe Memorial, a
First Christian Church, 201 E. 2nd glass etching by Marilyn Adams
St, Boulevard & 2nd*
depicting early librarians and several
Early Bird and Harvest Time,
two bronzes by L’Deane Trueblood,
201 East 2nd St, First Christian
Church*
Early Edmond Banking, a mural
by Dr. Bob Palmer, east wall at
InterBank, 125 E. 1st St, NW
corner of Boulevard and 1st
Flight, a bronze by Christopher
Domanski, UCO Campus, 100 N.
University, East side of campus*
Four Seasons, a bronze by
Kevin Box, UCO Campus,
100 N. University, Center for
Transformative Living
library buildings, inside lobby of
the Edmond Public Library, 10 S.
Boulevard
LOVE MY BIKE, a kinetic,
stainless steel piece by Amos
Robinson, Gossett Park near
University Drive
Moses, an abstract bronze by Gibb
Singleton, First Christian Church,
201 E. 2nd St, Boulevard & 2nd*
New Heights of Knowledge A Bigger Picture, a bronze by Gary
Lee Price, 124 E. 2nd St, in front
of First Public Schoolhouse-1889
Territorial School
THE ART OF EDMOND
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Three Totems, a bronze by Warren
Cullar, Fine Arts Institute, 27 E.
Edwards
57
Twin Stars, a stainless steel piece
by Kevin Robb, south of Danforth
on Boulevard
Window to the Soul, a stone,
glass & steel piece by Greg Reiche,
located on Boulevard north of Main
Straight and Narrow, a fabricated
steel & bronze piece by Lisa
Gordon, median on Boulevard,
south of Ayers
Twirl at the Dance, a kinetic,
copper piece by Dean Imel,
Boulevard, in median north of
Thatcher
Zephyr, a bronze by Tom
Woodward, Median at Boulevard
and Bowman, south of Danforth
Symbol Symbol, a steel piece by
Mark Briscoe, UCO Campus, 100
N. University, by the pond behind
the Nigh Center*
(Art pieces indicated with an *
UCO’s 125th Anniversary
are not associated with the Visual
Commemorative, graphic panels by Arts Commission.)
Chris Domanski, 100 N. University
Drive, east of College of Education
Tango, a bronze by Kevin Robb,
UCO Jazz Lab, corner of 5th &
Littler
Voids & Foliage II, large Cor-Ten
Steel piece by Joe Slack, the median
at Boulevard & Lincoln
Royal Red, a bronze by Tim
Cherry, 4th & Boulevard
The Broncho, an Edmond
Centennial Commission Project,
a life-sized bronze Broncho statue
by Harold T. Holden, entrance to
UCO, 2nd & Garland Godfrey
Drive*
Water Bearer II, a bronze by
Shirley Thomson-Smith, entrance
of the Edmond Historical Society
& Museum, 431 S. Boulevard, near
5th & Boulevard
Shakespeare Bench, a bronze by
Gary Lee Price, UCO Campus,
100 N. University, Mitchell Hall
Theater
The Good Book, a bronze by Mark
Lundeen, Special Services Building,
215 N. Boulevard, NW corner of
Boulevard and Campbell
Shannon Miller, bronze sculpture
by Shan Gray in honor of Shannon
Miller, Edmond’s renowned
Olympic gold gymnast, Shannon
Miller Park - S. Jackson St & E.
1st, adjacent to the Edmond Public
Library
The Port Authority, a bronze by
Scott Shaffer, UCO Campus, 100
N. University, University Center by
pond
Statue of Liberty, 8’4” replica
made of bronze produced by
the Friedly-Voshardt Company,
Chicago, Originally located on
the north side of the intersection
of Boulevard and 2nd in 1951. In
2007 after the recast was placed
(Lady Liberty), the original was
moved to the Edmond Historical
Society & Museum.
Touch the Clouds, a bronze by
Dave McGary, UCO, west of
Garland Godfrey entrance on 2nd
Peace, a bronze by Georgene
McGonagle, First Christian
Church, 201 E. 2nd St, Boulevard
& 2nd*
Peace, also known as Plowshares,
a bronze by Rich Muno honoring
veterans of the military, Stephenson
Park, 5th & Boulevard
The Reader, a life-size bronze by
Mary Lou Gresham, Edmond
Public Library 10 S. Boulevard
Triangles, a red powder-coated steel
piece by Jim Stewart, median north
of Colcord and Boulevard
Truth Seeker, a bronze patina
by Gregory Reade, NE corner of
Campbell & Boulevard
T HE A RT OF EDMOND
Olympic & Paralympic Strength,
a bronze & steel piece by Jon Hair,
UCO Campus, 100 N. University,
South lawn in front of UCO
Wellness Center
Stepping Out, a bronze by Susan
Stamm Evans, 325 N. Bryant, west
side of Bryant between 2nd & Ayers
Ancient One
T HE A RT OF EDMOND
58
New Heights of Knowledge - Far
Away Places, a bronze by Gary
Lee Price, 124 East 2nd St, in front
of First Public Schoolhouse-1889
Territorial School
59
T HE A R T OF T R A NSP OR TAT ION
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T HE A RT OF G OLF
EDMOND GOLF GUIDE
Edmond is all about “Stay & Play!” Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, Edmond has a
great golf experience waiting “fore” you. Edmond golf courses have repeatedly hosted
major golf events such as the PGA Senior Championship, the USGA Senior Open as well as
numerous OGA, collegiate and AJGA tournaments.
So come and Play around ... or two, at an Edmond golf course today!
(*Note: Courses listed as private do accept tournament bookings pending availability.)

Coffee Creek Golf Club
4000 N. Kelly
(405) 340-4653
coffeecreekgolf.com
18 holes – public
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Fairfax Golf Club
4001 Fairfax Dr.
(405) 359-8333
FAX: (405) 348-0481
fairfaxgolf.com
18 holes – semi private

Kickingbird Golf Club
1600 E. Danforth
(405) 341-5350
kickingbirdgolf.com
18 holes – public

Oak Tree Country Club
62
700 W. Country Club Dr.
(405) 340-1010
FAX: (405) 348-8931
oaktreecc.net
36 holes – private
* A Club Corp Member Property

Oak Tree National
1515 W. Oak Tree Drive
(405) 348-2004
FAX: (405) 359-6749
oaktreenational.com
* A Club Corp Member Property

River Oaks Golf Club
10909 Clubhouse Rd.
(405) 771-5800
FAX: (405) 771-2924
riveroaksgolf.com

Silverhorn Golf Club
11411 N. Kelley
(405) 752-1181
silverhorngc.com
18 holes – public

Tour 18 at Rose Creek
17031 N. May
(405) 330-8220
playrosecreek.com
18 holes – semi-private
9000 East 2nd Street, Arcadia, OK 73007
405/216-7470 / Fax: 405/396-2670
Edmond is known for excellence… E-Mail: [email protected]
arcadialakeok.com
excellent food, excellent lodging,
Contact: Nicole Offutt
excellent sports facilities and so
• Arcadia Lake, Parks and Campgrounds,
much more. Excellence in golf
Boat Ramps, Disc Golf, Softball, Triathlon,
courses is of particular pride.
Mountain Bike Trails, Archery, Baseball,
Edmond golf courses such as
Canoeing, Horseshoes, Kayaking, Rowing,
Oak Tree National have a history
Softball, Swimming, Volleyball, Water Skiing,
of hosting some of the most
Badminton, Boating, Cycling, Equestrian trail,
prestigious PGA and USGA events
Frisbee, Scuba, Open Fishing Pier, Enclosed
of our time. This is a town that
Heated Fishing Dock, Campsites from Primitive
understands Stay & Play. Chasing
to Full Hook-ups for RVs, Group Pavilion areas
that little white ball isn’t the only
•
Number of paved parking spaces: 200+
game in town. Edmond’s University
• Women’s & Men’s Restrooms, Shower and
of Central Oklahoma (UCO)
Dressing Rooms
is an official U.S. Olympic and
•
Security, In-house sound system, equipped for
Paralympic training site and is the
radio or television broadcasts
home of the men’s and women’s
Team USA Sitting Volleyball teams. • Hours of operation: 24 hours, 7 days per week
• Group Pavilion Facility rentals at a fee
Edmond serves up great volleyball
competitions and lays to having the • Additional charges: Park entrance fees
largest volleyball club in the region. • Group rates offered
• Reserving a pavilion facility: Deposit required
Soccer is also a major contender
for sports attention in Edmond.
The Edmond Soccer Club is the
largest in the state and has a history
of hosting some major regional
tournaments. And when it comes to
equestrian and western events, there
is no finer facility than the fabulous
Lazy E Arena.
 Arctic Edge Ice Arena
Use Edmond’s facilities for your
next sports event. You’ll be glad
you did!
 AMF Boulevard Lanes
14613 N. Kelly, Edmond, OK 73013
405/748-5454 / Fax: 405/748-5509
E-Mail: [email protected]
arctic-edge.com
• Public Skating
• Learn To Skate Program, Hockey, Figure
Skating, Summer Sports Camp
3501 South Boulevard, Edmond, OK 73013
405/348-3210 / Fax: 405/348-9524
amf.com/boulevardlanesok
Contact: Diana Falcone, Group Event Coordinator
• 40 lanes
• AMF Boulevard Lanes offers traditional
bowling on 40 lanes and features a new
flooring package and a recently repainted
interior. Relax in our huge lounge that includes
a dance floor as well as ample seating, or you
can challenge your friends to pool on one of
four billiard tables. Arcade-style video games
are available in our game room.
• Successful history hosting State and Regional
Tournaments
 Coffee Creek Golf Club
4000 North Kelly, Edmond, OK 73003
405/340-4653 / Fax: 405/340-4696
E-mail: [email protected]
coffeecreekgolf.com
Contact: Andy McCormick
• 18 holes
• Tournament Packages Available
 Edmond Public Schools
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Bleacher seating for 500+
Working pens and chute system
Sound system on site
Successful history hosting Youth and PRCA
rodeo events
 Edmond Soccer Complex
Danforth & Kelly, PO Box 955, Edmond, OK 73083
405/348-BALL / Fax: 405/285-2114
edmondsoccer.com
• 16 full size fields
• 10 lighted
• 3 Concession stands
• 340+ parking spaces
• Successful history hosting several Southern
Regional Soccer Tournaments, Collegiate
tournaments, and Statewide Tournaments
Edmond is home to three high schools. All 3
have quality air-conditioned basketball courts,
tracks for track & field sports. There are 5 middle
schools with equally outstanding basketball court
facilities. These combined facilities (11 regulation
courts in all) make Edmond Public Schools a
sought after site for hosting large basketball and
volleyball tournaments.
 Edmond YMCA
 Edmond Racquet Club
(Located North of the MAC, off Covell between
Kelly & Santa Fe)
2901 Marilyn Williams Dr, Edmond, OK
405/290-5080
www.ymcaokc.org/Locations/MITCHPARK
Contact: Mike Roark, Executive Director
This new facility is a YMCA/City of Edmond/
Edmond Public Schools partnership located
in Mitch Park. It is a beautiful $22.5 million +,
105,000 Sq/ft facility along with traditional YMCA
programs for all ages.
• Competitive Natatorium with an Olympic
size pool, this portion of the facility provides
one of the top venues in the state to view
competitive swimming with fixed seating for
800 spectators.
• Leisure Pool with dedicated lap swimming and
swim lesson space
425 Lilac, Edmond, OK 73034
405/340-4241 / Fax: 405/340-4241
edmondtennis.com
Contact Person: Cindy Nuckolls
• 4 Indoor tennis courts
• 5 Outdoor tennis courts, newly resurfaced
• Oklahoma Junior Tennis Academy for
tournament level juniors
• Membership available--although not required
 Edmond Round-Up Club
300 North Kelly, PO Box 1054, Edmond, OK 73058
405/341-2780 / 405/264-3685
edmondroundupclub.com
Contact: Kimberly Benne-Gray
• Lighted Outdoor Arena
• No Stalls
T HE A RT OF SPORTS
 Arcadia Lake
1220 S. Rankin, Edmond, OK 73034
405/348-9622 / Fax: 405/348-9632
ymcaokc.org/Locations/RANKIN
Contact: Derek McGee, Sports Director
 Edmond YMCA Recreation
& Aquatic Center Mitch Park
T HE A RT OF SPORTS
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EDMOND SPORTS
FACILITIES
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 Fairfax Golf Club
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2905 N. Sooner Road, Edmond, OK 73034
405/359-8333 / Fax: 405/348-0481
fairfaxgolf.com
Contact: Mike Stewart
• 18 holes – Open to the Public
• Pro shop & Grill
 Edmond All Sports
836 W. Danforth, Edmond, OK 73003
405/340-5300 / Fax: 405/340-4766
Email: [email protected]
edmondallsports.com
Contact: Terri Jungles, Director
 Kickingbird Golf Club
 Edmond 66 Park
1500 East Danforth, Edmond, OK 73034
405/348-3120 / Fax: 405/330-3262
kickingbirdtennis.com
Contact: Winnie Bushey
Recently completed, this ball park treats players
and fans to a Rt. 66 theme. This four-field complex
is located on the northeast corner of Post Road
and State Highway 66. The entrance to the park
is on Post Road. The concessions and restrooms
will have a Route 66 theme. This is the home of
the Edmond Adult Softball Association which
holds league play and tournament play. Future
development at this park includes another fourfield complex and additional park amenities in
later years as part of this 120 acre complex.
Usage determined by:
Edmond Adult Softball Association
405/359-1305
League is managed by a volunteer board. The
number will be answered by an answering
machine except on game nights. Please leave your
message clearly with name & telephone numbers
where you can be reached during the day &
evening if needed.
 Hafer Park Horseshoe Courts
9th & Bryant Avenue
City of Edmond, Parks & Recreation Dept.
PO Box 2970 , Edmond, OK 73083-2970
405/359-4630 / Fax: 405/359-4643
edmondparks.com
Maintained by Edmond Parks & Recreation
Local horseshoe club contact: Larry Fordyce
405/919-4572
• 12 courts with clay pits
405/341-5350 / Fax: 405/341-5353
kickingbirdgolf.com
Contact: Brian Soerensen, Head Golf Professional
• Pro shop & grill
 Kickingbird Tennis Center
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11 Lighted Outdoor Courts
3 Lighted Indoor Courts
Full Service Pro Shop & Concession Stand
Adult USTA and Recreational Leagues
Junior Tennis Academy
Adult & Junior private and group lessons
Certified, experienced teaching pros
Public Facility – No Membership Required
 Lazy E Arena
9600 Lazy E Drive, Guthrie, OK 73044
(Located North of Edmond, 4 ½ miles East of I-35
on Seward Road - Exit 151)
405/282-RIDE / Fax: 405/282-3785
lazye.com
Contact: Helen Price
• 10 Acres of lighted and paved parking for
exhibitors and patrons
• 160’ x 440’ Indoor Lighted Arena
• 7,233 permanent seats
• Separate enclosed suite, Ropers Cantina, a
large suite overlooking the arena floor capable
of seating 160 people with a maximum
capacity of 300 with multiple sound ports, five
monitors, DVD, CD, MP3 or I-pod, full service
bar, catering, bandstand, dance floor and
adjustable lighting
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Sound systems
WiFi capability
Full time box office
4 permanent concession stands with capability
of additional kiosk and trailer specialty points
of sale both indoor and outdoor
Catering and bar service
8 public restrooms
150’ x 275’ sand Outdoor Arena
Over 600 pieces of Priefert Equipment available
to create any configuration of rings & holding
areas in either arena
584 permanent 10 x 10 stalls
Ability to add portable stalls
Grass exercise area adjacent to barns
Additional 20 acres of rolling terrain for
outdoor events
95 RV hook-ups w/water & 20, 30, 50 amp
service & separate dump station with ample
room for self-contained units
T HE A RT OF SPORTS
AC Caplinger baseball fields at Hafer Park,
9th & Bryant
• 12 fields, all lit, seats 708 – baseball,
1 concession stand
Mitch Park on Covell between Santa Fe & Kelly
• 5 softball fields, + 3 HS quality baseball fields
+ 1-adaptive field
• All 9 fields are lit, 550 seating,
1 concession stand
• Little league football – 6 fields at Mitch park
 Mitch Park Sports Complex
Mitch Park on Covell between Santa Fe & Kelly
Usage determined by: Edmond All Sports
405/340-5300 / Fax: 405/340-4766
Contact: Terri Jungles, Director EASI
• 5 softball fields, + 3 HS quality baseball fields
+ 1-adaptive field,
• All 9 fields are lit, 550 seating,
1 concession stand
• Little league football –
6 fields at
Mitch park
Paper Airplane
T HE A RT OF SPORTS
• Play dish with spray features, toys and slide
for kids. Swim area with vortex for resistance
training or play
• Stand alone 130 ft water slide that winds
outside the building and back in with a splash
down
• 1/8 scale indoor suspended track (8 laps to
make a mile) for running and walking
• Large group exercise studio for classes such as;
Body Pump, Zumba and boot camp classes
• Medium group exercise studio for specialty
classes, such as; cycling; yoga and Pilates
• X-Arcade, which contains interactive fitness
equipment for kids of all ages.
• Full sized gymnasium for sports such as
basketball, volleyball, lacrosse and indoor
soccer
• Birthday party rooms
• Supervised Child Watch Play Area
• Dedicated locker rooms for youth, adults and
families
• 9,000 sq. ft. Wellness center that overlooks the
competitive natatorium. It will have cardio and
strength equipment
• Lots of social space to hang out and enjoy time
together with friends
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100 N. University Drive, Edmond, OK 73034
405/974-2959 / Fax: 405/974-3404
Athletic Director: Joe Muller
Senior Assoc. Athletic Director: Scott Williams
36 holes – 2 Pete Dye designed course
Private Membership required for individual use Email: [email protected]
101B Hamilton Fieldhouse
Tournament Pkgs Available for Select Dates
405/974-2137 / Fax: 405/974-3820
36 holes of championship golf
 Oak Tree National
1515 W. Oak Tree Drive, Edmond, OK
405/348-2004 / Fax: 405/359-6749
oaktreenational.com
• 18 holes – Pete Dye designed course with
a history of hosting major PGA and USGA
tournaments. Private
 Oklahoma
Christian Academy
11415 East Ninth Street, Edmond, OK 73034
405/844-1816 / Fax: 405/844-1124
ocaonline.net
Contact: Philip Driskill
405/844-6478 / 405/348-3108
 Poo’s Taekwondo
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517 Centennial Blvd., Edmond, OK 73013
405/340-5212 / Fax: 405/340-1441
Contact: Guy or Jason Poo
 Summit Sports Complex
Coming Soon!
Located in the NE Quadrant of Covell & I-35
405/232-7223
Contact: Brad Lund
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155,000 square feet
8 basketball courts
16 volleyball courts
2 indoor soccer fields
Casual grill and concession stand
All sports under one roof!
• Outdoor: No lights - Softball, Baseball &
Soccer fields
• Outdoor w/Lights: Wantland Stadium:
Football & Soccer fields
• Indoor: Hamilton Field house –
basketball courts, pool, weight rooms and
training facilities
 University of Central
Oklahoma – Wellness Center
Official US Olympic/Paralympic
Training Site
UCO Wellness Center, an official US Olympic
Training Site for Sitting Volleyball, Basketball,
Track & Field, Archery and Powerlifting
UCO Wellness Center
405/974-3141 / Fax: 405/974-3808
Contact: Mark Herrin, Assistant Vice President,
Wellness & Sport
Contact: Katrina Shaklee, M.A.,
Director for Sports and Recreation
UCO’s involvement with the U.S. Paralympics
and U.S. Olympic Committee has continuously
expanded since its inception as a Paralympic
Training Site in 2005. As a training site, the
university is the home of the U.S. Men’s and
Women’s Sitting Volleyball teams, plus USA
Paralympic Power Lifting. UCO is a U.S. Olympic
Committee Community Partner, and has been
awarded the exclusive Ring of Gold recognition.
UCO assists with other Olympic & Paralympic
athletes associated with other sport programs.
For more information contact Leigha Pemberton
at (405)974-3160 or [email protected]
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 Bickham Softball Complex
Usage determined by:Edmond Adult Softball
Association / 405/359-1305
Sports Offered – Archery, Powerlifting,
League is managed by a volunteer board. The
Sitting Volleyball, Track & Field
About U.S. Paralympics – U.S. Paralympics, number will be answered by an answering
machine except on game nights. Please leave your
a division of the U.S. Olympic Committee, is
dedicated to becoming the world leader in the message clearly with name & telephone numbers
Paralympic sports movement and to promoting where you can be reached during the day &
excellence in the lives of persons with physical evening if needed.
disabilities. Visit the U.S. Paralympics Web site
 A.C. Caplinger Fields at
at usparalympics.org
Hafer Park
Military Sports Programs – Adventure
9th and Bryant
Therapy and the Regional Center of Excellence
Usage determined by Edmond All Sports
provide our injured active duty servicemen
405/340-5300 / Fax: 405/340-4766
and women and military veterans with
an opportunity to enhance their physical
and emotional rehabilitation through the
• 12 fields, all lit, seats 708 – baseball,
introduction of Paralympic sport and friendly
1 concession stand
competition. For more information contact
Kimo Aweau at (405)974-3154 or kaweau@
uco.edu
UCO: OUTDOOR ADVENTURE RECREATION –
The Center for Outdoor Adventure Recreation
(OAR) gives the UCO community and visitors
unprecedented access to outdoor recreational
opportunities. The OAR provides access to
canoe, kayak, rowing, hiking and biking
experiences as well as providing a great
location for academic classes. Professional
staff will be available at the location to provide
insight to recreational opportunities and
instruct proper usage of the equipment. For
more information contact Assistant Director for
Sport and Recreation at 405/974-3139
(UCO Wellness Center)
(@UCOwc)
T HE A RT OF SPORTS
700 West Country Club Drive, PO Box 1189,
Edmond, OK 73083
405/340-1010 / Fax: 405/348-8931
clubcorp.com/clubs/oak-tree-country-club
Contact: Scott Smelser, Tournament Sales Director
 University of Central OK
Athletic Fields
T HE A RT OF SPORTS
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405/359-1305
Since league is managed by a volunteer board
the number will be answered by an answering
machine except on game nights. Please leave
your message clearly with name & telephone
numbers where you can be reached during the
day & evening if needed. Edmond Adult Softball
promotes slow-pitch softball as a form of
recreation in the City of Edmond. The association
is governed by a volunteer board.
 Edmond All-Sports, Inc.
T HE A RT OF SPORTS
 Edmond Adult Softball
Association
 Edmond Lacrosse Club, Inc.
Edmond Lacrosse Club, Inc. is a nonprofit
organization organized and operated by
volunteers. ELC offers both recreational and
competitive teams for boys and girls in K-12. The
regular season is in the spring, but ELC offers an
informal season in the fall.
PO Box 31271, Edmond, OK 73003-0022
405/458-0-LAX
edmondlacrosse.com
 Kickingbird Tennis Center
405/348-3120 / Fax: 405/330-3262
kickingbirdtennis.com
Contact: Winnie Bushey
EASI is a nonprofit organization devoted to
providing league sports to the youth of Edmond
and surrounding areas. EASI offers baseball,
softball, golf, flag football, and tackle football.
Seasonal tournaments are held for each sport.
ALWAYS HERE
FOR OUR
COMMUNITY
405/340-5300 / Fax: 405/340-4766
edmondallsports.com
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 Edmond Soccer Club
Edmond Soccer Club is a nonprofit organization
that was formed in 1978 to promote soccer to
young people in the Edmond / Oklahoma City
metropolitan area. ESC is organized and operated
by parent volunteers.
PO Box 955, Edmond, OK 73083
405/359-BALL / Fax: 405/285-2114
edmondsoccer.com
RANKIN YMCA
1220 South Rankin Street Edmond • 405 348 9622
MITCH PARK YMCA
YMCAOKC.ORG
Edmond • 405 330 4016
T HE A RT OF SPORTS
Edmond Sports &
Recreation Partners
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1
Acres
Volleyball
Swimming
Restrooms*
Fishing
Amphitheater
Golf
Disc Golf
Basketball
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Concessions
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 A.C. Caplinger Sprts Complex
Sports Field
Tennis Courts
Multi Trail
Off-Leash Dog Park
Play Ground
Grills
Pavilion
Picnic Tables
T HE A R T OF R ECR E AT ION
Play becomes Art when
you visit Edmond Parks
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650
9th & Bryant
 Arcadia Lake
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East of I-35 access via 2nd & 15th
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 Barnett Field and Splash Pad
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have fun, at the range.
W. Main & Kelly
 Bickham-Rudkin Park
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 Bickham Softball Complex
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 Brookhaven
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 Centennial
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 Chitwood, 1st & Story
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450 E. 33rd St
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N. Midwest Blvd & Danforth
2208 N. Brookhaven Dr
Whispering Creek Dr & Shadybrook
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 Clegern, 9th & University
 E.C. Hafer, 9th & Bryant
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 Edmond 66 Park
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have fun, at the lake.
Rt. 66 & Post Road
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 Edmond Dog Park
450 E. 33rd St (Bickham-Rudkin Park)
 Fink, 2nd & Garland Godfrey
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 Gossett, University Dr & Clegern
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 J.L. Mitch, 1501 W. Covell
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 J.L. Mitch Sports Fields
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1501 W. Covell
 Johnson, Hurd & Smythe St
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 Kelly, 1114 Taurus Dr
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 KickingBird Golf Club
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have fun, at the market.
1600 E. Danforth
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 KickingBird Tennis Ctr
1500 E. Danforth
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 Mathis Skate Park
0.5
1501 W. Covell
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 Meadowlake
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5.2
Meadowlake Dr & Winding Ln
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 Pelican Bay Aquatic Ctr
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1034 S. Bryant
 Penick Park
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2.5
Wayne & Fretz
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 Service-Blake Soccer Complex
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1502 W. Danforth
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 Shannon Miller
0.5
1st & Jackson
 Stephenson
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 Ted Anderson
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 Westborough Park
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 Whispering Heights
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3.6
5th & Blvd
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Whether you’re at the market or the
range having fun in Edmond should
be an all-day event. While visiting
Edmond you deserve to enjoy the
wonderful venues and activities
that our city has to offer.
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2405 S. Rankin
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We have fun, you should too.
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KICKINGBIRD GOLF CLUB
. ARCADIA LAKE . FARMER’S MARKET
Ryan Way & St. Christopher
Pepperdine & Meadow Ln
*Restrooms closed during winter months
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edmondparks.com
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The “Art of Outdoor Adventure”
is packed into every visit to
Arcadia Lake. Located just east
of I-35 between 15th and 2nd
Streets, Arcadia Lake offers fun and
excitement for everyone. Whether
you’re looking forward to a quiet
day of fishing or have a wild urge
to ski till you drop Arcadia Lake is
your place for outdoor fun.
Check-out the UCO OAR
(Outdoor Adventure & Recreation)
in Edmond Park for equipment
such as kayaks, canoes, mountain
bikes or Frisbees. Whether you’re
“roughing it” or parking your RV
at a fully-equipped campground,
Arcadia Lake is the perfect outdoor
place for you. Be sure to bring your
camera. Arcadia Lake is picture
perfect year round.
Hunters sign up in the early fall
for a spot in the Arcadia lake Deer
harvest.
Volunteers can come out to help
keep our Parks Beautiful at the
annual Lake Sweep in August.
Facts
Arcadia Lake is a relatively young
body of water. This lake was
constructed as a cooperative effort
between the City of Edmond and
the US Army Corps of Engineers
opening in 1987. The normal
elevation of Arcadia Lake is 1,006
feet. The lake has 1,820 surface
acres and 26 miles of shoreline. The
dam itself is rolled earth, an earth
filled embankment nearly a mile
long. At maximum capacity, the
lake has an elevation of 1,029.5 feet
and a surface area of 3,820 acres.
All Arcadia Lake parks and
campgrounds are managed by
the City of Edmond Parks and
Recreation Department. Lake
Patrol enforcement falls under the
Edmond Police Department.
Arcadia Lake Park Office
9000 E. 2nd
405/216-7470
www.ArcadiaLakeOK.com
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the Art of Outdoor
Adventure & Fun!
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Watch our country’s national bird,
the bald eagle, during the Eagle
Watch in January.
Kids 5-15 years old can enter the
Kids All American Fishing Derby
in June.
Bring the kids to Storybook Forest
in October to walk through the notso-scary Storybook Forest to collect
candy, a hayride, play in the game
area, and roast marshmallows or
warm up with some hot chocolate
around the fires!
Events & Activities
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Park
Central
Arcadia Lake Amenities Office State Park
Fee Collection Station
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Restroom w/ Showers
Edmond
Park
Scissortail
Campsite
Spring
Creek Park
Total
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4
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18
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1
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4
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Restroom
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Multi-Use Trail
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Playground
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Primitive Camp Sites
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Regular Camp Sites
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Full Hook-Up Sites
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Disc Golf Courses
Overlook Area
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Picnic Pavilion
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Boat Launching Ramp
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Boat Trailer Parking
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Courtesy Dock
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Sanitary Dump Station
X
Softball Field
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3
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3
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3
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2
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1
Picnic Areas
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Designated Swim Areas
X
X
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Change House w/ Outside Shower
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X
X
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Bird Watching Blind
X
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