The Saturday Scene
Take your museum visit to the next level—literally! Spend your Saturday mornings on the OKCMOA Roof Terrace, a scenic spot to vibe and take in the sights and sounds of downtown Oklahoma City. Enjoy locally sourced pastries and refreshing drinks available for purchase—the perfect prelude to a day of film and fine art.
Access to the Roof Terrace is included with a film ticket purchase or gallery admission. Simply show your purchase confirmation to the Admission desk, then ride up the elevator!
Members always receive free admission. Not a member? Join today at okcmoa.com/membership.
Saturday Events
A groundbreaking exhibition that provides an unprecedented and eye-opening examination of the early career of one of America’s most renowned photographers.
A single-gallery installation from the Museum’s permanent collection exploring Surrealism in the United States through the lens of the uncanny.
During World War I, two young men (Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor) embark on a transformative journey to document American folk songs in this luminous, moving, and tender romance that spans decades and continents, from award-winning director Oliver Hermanus (Living)
Register for an exclusive tour of the latest special exhibition at OKCMOA!
Create work inspired by Ansel Adams!
One of our favorite annual traditions, the Manhattan Short Film Festival returns to OKCMOA on September 25! Join more than 100,000 film lovers across the country and around the world as they unite to view, judge and celebrate a new crop of extraordinary short films.
The artistic pinnacle of the classical Hollywood Western and one of the most influential American films of all time, John Ford’s sweeping VistaVision masterpiece follows embittered ex-Confederate soldier Ethan Edwards (John Wayne) on a years-long quest to find his niece Debbie (Natalie Wood), who was captured by Comanches. Featuring spectacular images of Monument Valley, The Searchers screens in a recent 4K restoration in conjunction with OKCMOA's summer exhibition Discovering Ansel Adams as part of Museum Films' Saturday Classics series.
This boldly compelling new documentary from Oscar-nominated filmmaker Raoul Peck (I Am Not Your Negro) takes a hypnotic deep dive into the writing of George Orwell (1984) to explore its potent relevancy to our times.
A space to explore rest, rhythm, and quiet care.
From clay to kiln, create like Chihuly! Designed for ages 8-12.
See the art, then be the artist in this two-session class. Designed for ages 18+.
Art in motion: a baby-friendly journey through stripes and circles.
Learn mesmerizing pour techniques and create your own abstract masterpiece. Designed for ages 18+.
Learn mosaic-making essentials in a fall-themed art class. Designed for ages 18+.
Joyful hues and gentle tunes brighten this winter’s day.
