The best arts & culture spots in Moore

14 arts & culture spots we’ve checked and stand behind — with the story on each one. Not a ranking; a record.

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American Banjo Museum

Arts & Culture

If your week needs a little twang, American Banjo Museum celebrates the banjo’s music and heritage with permanent and special exhibits that…

9 E Sheridan Ave (Oklahoma City) · ✓ checked Jul 31

If your week needs a little twang, American Banjo Museum celebrates the banjo’s music and heritage with permanent and special exhibits that bring its story to life. Top it off with their Banjo Hall of Fame and you might leave with a new playlist, or a new hobby.

From the Oklahoma City newsletter, August 8, 2026

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Whether you’re cruising up to OKC or already there, Greetings from Oklahoma City is the big, hand-painted postcard that packs local icons…

320 NW 11th St (Oklahoma City)

Whether you’re cruising up to OKC or already there, Greetings from Oklahoma City is the big, hand-painted postcard that packs local icons into giant letters... Devon Tower, the Crystal Bridge, Skydance Bridge, Route 66 sign and more. Quick detour, quick pic, solid reminder why we love living here.

From the Norman newsletter, August 7, 2026

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McMichael Music

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If you’ve been meaning to finally learn guitar, dust off that piano, or get a kiddo started on violin, check out McMichael Music this week…

230 E Alameda St (Norman)

If you’ve been meaning to finally learn guitar, dust off that piano, or get a kiddo started on violin, check out McMichael Music this week for lessons with pro guitarist and songwriter Wess McMichael, the mind behind Norman’s Porch Fest, so your next porch hang actually sounds good.

From the Norman newsletter, August 8, 2026

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State-run, free-entry indoor/outdoor museum displaying military history artifacts & memorabilia.

3301 NE Grand Blvd (Oklahoma City)

State-run, free-entry indoor/outdoor museum displaying military history artifacts & memorabilia.

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Dioramas, artifacts, art & more documenting & interpreting the history of the American West.

1700 NE 63rd St (Oklahoma City)

Dioramas, artifacts, art & more documenting & interpreting the history of the American West.

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A garden, pool & sculptural memorial commemorating victims of the 1995 Murrah Building bombing.

620 N Harvey Ave (Oklahoma City)

A garden, pool & sculptural memorial commemorating victims of the 1995 Murrah Building bombing.

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Expansive museum with child-friendly, hands-on exhibits, plus a planetarium & cafe.

2020 Remington Pl (Oklahoma City)

Expansive museum with child-friendly, hands-on exhibits, plus a planetarium & cafe.

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Harn Homestead

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A 1904 Victorian home, 1-room schoolhouse & museum showcasing Oklahoma's territorial history.

1721 N Lincoln Blvd (Oklahoma City)

A 1904 Victorian home, 1-room schoolhouse & museum showcasing Oklahoma's territorial history.

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Color Me Mine

Arts & Culture

Paint-your-own ceramics chain, with a studio available for walk-ins, workshops & parties.

1632 24th Ave NW (Norman)

Paint-your-own ceramics chain, with a studio available for walk-ins, workshops & parties.

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Classic & contemporary musicals, plays & new works are performed in a renovated historic theater.

1727 NW 16th St (Oklahoma City)

Classic & contemporary musicals, plays & new works are performed in a renovated historic theater.

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American art from the colonial era to 1960, plus European paintings & contemporary exhibitions.

415 Couch Dr (Oklahoma City)

American art from the colonial era to 1960, plus European paintings & contemporary exhibitions.

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Museum of Osteology

Arts & Culture

Skip the usual weekend rut and wander through more than 40 carefully curated displays at Museum of Osteology, from prehistoric giants to…

10301 S Sunnylane Rd (Oklahoma City) · ✓ checked Aug 7

Skip the usual weekend rut and wander through more than 40 carefully curated displays at Museum of Osteology, from prehistoric giants to modern anatomical wonders that tell stories of adaptation and conservation.

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Time travel vibes, no DeLorean: Moore-Lindsay Historical House Museum is Norman’s only local history museum inside a gorgeous 1899…

508 N Peters Ave (Norman)

Time travel vibes, no DeLorean: Moore-Lindsay Historical House Museum is Norman’s only local history museum inside a gorgeous 1899 Victorian packed with period furnishings and stories from early Norman.

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