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The Norman Music Festival sounds like an incredible event. It's hard to believe that it started as just a one-day event with a few bands and has grown into a massive three-day festival with over 60 artists. They feature talent from many genres and have indoor and outdoor venues. And the fact that it's still free is fantastic. It's great they have such dedicated VIPs and sponsors to make it all possible.

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Step back in time and learn about the rich history of the American West at the Oklahoma History Center, where visitors can learn about the state's fascinating past, including the stories of American Indians, oil barons, inventors, and business pioneers. The Museum offers visitors an immersive experience spanning 215,000 square feet of exhibit space. There's something for everyone, from delving into the unique history of Native culture to exploring the world of aviation, commerce, and more. As a Smithsonian Affiliate museum, it's a must-visit for anyone interested in the American West. The inspiring and adventurous stories, spirits, triumphs, and tragedies that make up Oklahoma's past await your discovery.