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Summer in Oklahoma City

By Adam Knapp, About.com Guide to Oklahoma City

It's summer in Oklahoma City. That means the kids are out of school, the temperatures are rising and there's plenty to do. Get information on all the great summer events, outdoor activities, stuff for the kids and how to stay cool when the triple digits arrive in the metro.

  1. 4th of July
  2. Summer Heat & Weather
  3. Travel & Vacations
  4. Summer Activities
  1. Air-Conditioned Entertainment
  2. Summer Events
  3. Back to School

4th of July

July 4th celebrations around Oklahoma City are numerous with Red, White & Boom on the river being the premiere event - Other large events with fireworks include Bethany's Freedom Festival, Edmond's LibertyFest and Yukon's Freedom Fest.

Summer Heat & Weather

The spring usually brings severe weather in Oklahoma City, but the summer can have some storms as well. More than anything, though, it's just really hot, particularly in July and August. Here's your guide to surviving the summer weather in Oklahoma City.

Travel & Vacations

The summer months signify vacation time for many in Oklahoma City. Here are your travel resources around the metro.

Summer Activities

Yes, it's going to be hot. But that doesn't mean you can't get outside and enjoy the Oklahoma City summer. Choose a mild day early in the summer, plan your outings for the evening or just brace yourself for the sun.

Air-Conditioned Entertainment

If it's simply too hot to get outside, that doesn't mean you have to sit around your house all day. Oklahoma City has plenty of indoor, air-conditioned entertainment options.

Summer Events

These are the special events in Oklahoma City that make the summer special. Plan your summer months around the popular annual events.

Back to School

When the summer finally winds down, it's time for back to school. That means preparing school supply lists, new wardrobes, looking at colleges and more.

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