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Are you looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy some quality time with your loved ones? Look no further than Firey Trails of Tulsa, located 30 minutes from town on 60 beautiful rural acres. The group hayride and campfire experience is the perfect way to enjoy the beauty of Oklahoma's countryside. With amenities like a covered pavilion and fire pit, you'll have everything you need to make lasting memories with your family and friends. And with reserved-in-advance hayride group events hosted by Ray and Diana Firey since 1989, you can trust that your event will be in good hands. So why wait? Book your next outing at Firey Trails today and experience the best of rural Oklahoma.

Are you ready to be amazed? You're in for a surprise if you expect a traditional museum experience. The OKPOP museum is a pop culture playground that will take you on a journey beyond sight and sound. With interactive exhibits and gallery spaces that use modern technology and interactive play places, you can explore and discover the world of pop culture in new and exciting ways. From screen to stage, behind the scenes, and on the page, Oklahomans have left their mark on pop culture through incredible storytelling. The Imagined Worlds exhibit at OKPOP is a whirlwind journey through a century of Okie accomplishments in multiple genres, including Action, Fantasy, Comedy, Western, Science Fiction, and more. And while OKPOP has an impressive collection of artifacts on display, it's different from your typical museum. Instead, you're invited to wander through a colorful playground of creativity that will delight your senses. You can create, play, and get lost in the magical worlds and fascinating stories of Oklahomans who have been behind epic moments in pop culture. Come and experience the fun and excitement at OKPOP.

Cain's Ballroom is worth checking out if you're a Western music fan. What's particularly fascinating about this venue is that it was once the home of Bob Wills and The Texas Playboys from 1935 to 1942. During this period, Cain's Ballroom played a pivotal role in popularizing a new genre of music called Western swing. This unique style of country and western music combined elements of jazz, hillbilly, boogie, blues, big band swing, rhumba, mariachi, and jitterbug to create something extraordinary. Bob Wills played weekly dances, hosted a midnight radio show, and even had a daily noon-hour program at Cain's Ballroom during his heyday. So, to experience some vibrant musical history, check out Cain's Ballroom. You won't be disappointed.