Civic Center Music Hall, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America

Civic Center Music Hall in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma was established as Municipal Auditorium in 1937. It adopted its current name in 1966. It houses CitySpace, Freede Little Theatre, Joel Levine Rehearsal Hall, Meinders Hall of Mirrors, and Thelma Gaylord Performing Arts Theatre. It was included in the National Register of Historic Places in 2016. 

One of the fun things to do in the area is to visit the 99s Museum of Women Pilots (MWP). It is a museum and research facility that aims to preserve and promote the contributions and history of women in aviation. The world’s only museum dedicated to women pilots, it depicts and highlights the important role of women pilots in the development of the aviation industry. It is home to the world’s biggest collection of artifacts on historical women aviators. Another interesting, nearby site to visit is Jasmine Moran Children’s Museum in Seminole. Co-founded by Melvin Moran, it is part of the Oklahoma Museum Network. Tourists should also visit the Centennial Land Run Monument. An art installation created by Paul Moore, it celebrates the Land Run of 1889 in the Unassigned Lands. One of the best hotels in the area is Sheraton Oklahoma City Downtown Hotel. It offers exquisite dining experience at its own restaurant, Block 23 and Patio. Another renowned hotel in the area is Renaissance Oklahoma City Convention Center. It has an onsite spa that provides various relaxation packages. It also has a cafe that exclusively serves Starbucks coffee and pastries.