04/18/25 Tomorrow is the Day of Remembrance for the 30th Anniversary of the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah building. Due to weather conditions and the forecast for Saturday morning, the decision has been made to move the 30th anniversary Remembrance Ceremony event indoors. Please join this day of remembrance at First Church (enter through the west at the corner of 5th & Robinson). ADA accessibility: Please enter on the east side of the church. Doors to the Church will open at 7:30am. Seating is on a first-come, first-serve basis. The Church can seat 1200, but there will be standing room as well. There are not tickets for the ceremony. The Accapella Federation will perform between 8:00 and 8:25am. After the Ceremony, you will be led out of the Church by the Oklahoma Fire Pipes & Drums to the Field of Empty Chairs. (could be raining, so please dress appropriately) Plus, tomorrow will also be FREE Cox Community Day. That means there will be free admission to the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum for all visitors. The museum will be open following the Remembrance Ceremony until 5 p.m., with last entry at 4 p.m. For all the details about the Day of Remembrance & the Cox Community Day visit, https://memorialmuseum.com/events/
04/17/25 Food insecurity is at a 10-year high, and federal cuts have left the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma with a funding gap. Your help is urgently needed as the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma tries to navigate new challenges. The need to help more Oklahomans is great and now with limited resources your help can make a huge difference. Join the 2025 Stock the Shelves Campaign, and every $1 you give helps provide 3 meals for neighbors facing food insecurity. To learn more about the Stock The Shelves campaign, volunteer or make a monetary donation visit https://secure3.convio.net/rfbo/site/Donation2;jsessionid=00000000.app30103b?df_id=9340&mfc_pref=T&9340.donation=form1&s_src=TSM-DOL25D1B01-05SITEBANNER&utm_source=tsm-homepagebanner&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=fy25stocktheshelves&utm_content=webpage1&autologin=true&NONCE_TOKEN=D4D1C23C1C620835070E766A4B91C2AE
04/16/25 Don’t miss an unforgettable tasting event that raises money to provide Life Changing opportunities for campers with intellectual & physical disabilities. It’s the 5th Annual Hoppy Camper Homebrew Expo. This event brings together over 25 Homebrewers & 8 local craft breweries to provide over 100 types of beer, wine, cider, & mead for you to taste! Combined with 3 great food trucks, live music, and s'mores this is a beer tasting event you'll want to attend every year. Tickets can be purchased at the door. All proceeds from the Hoppy Camper event go to helping provide Life Changing opportunities for our campers with intellectual & physical disabilities. From Archery & Axe Throwing, to fishing, arts and crafts, talent shows, zip lining and more, Hoppy Camper provides fully accessible or adaptive activities to meet the needs of every camper. Through the Make Promises Happen program, campers ages 6 & up have the chance to experience living a Life Without Limits. To learn more about the 5th Annual Hoppy Camper Homebrew Expo visit https://www.hoppycamper.org/
