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Botanical Garden and Garden
Oklahoma City
"tropical greenhouse with 1,000+ species"(3 Tips)"Great for a stroll and the Crystal Bridge"(5 Tips)
"Check out the parks in the day and the lights at night time."(6 Tips)
"The "Downtown In December" event is a must see"(3 Tips)
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Steve HovingtonApril 6, 2014The name Myriad Botanical Gardens was officially adopted May 5, 1970. The name came from “the Myriad,” the new 13,000-seat arena and convention center across the street from the parkland.Upvoted 5 days ago
Visit the Crystal Bridge. Go on an orchid hunt. Enjoy popsicles at Pitchfork in the Park. Play in the Children's Garden. So many events & education. Visit their website for events Myriadgardens- Justin W.August 5, 2013This is a beautiful park in the heart of downtown OKC. A recent renovation has made it downright amazing. Great for a stroll and the Crystal Bridge is a unique thing to check out.
Allied Arts OKCDecember 26, 2012Feeling cold? Use your OKCityCard to get 2-for-1 admission to the Crystal Bridge Tropical Conservatory! Or you can get a 2-for-1 discount on a Family Membership!- drew tarvinJune 27, 2015A good spot for a quick break from the work day. Watch the Geese, they sometimes chase the ducks around in what looks like the animal version of a car chase.
- Steve HovingtonApril 6, 2014In 1975, the City of Oklahoma City purchased the site for the Myriad Botanical Gardens for $900,000.
To celebrate their 25th anniversary, the Myriad Gardens offers free admission to the Crystal Bridge on the 25th day of every month in 2013 (except December).- Steve HovingtonApril 6, 2014In 1971, New York architects Conklin + Rossant were chosen to design the new project after a nationwide competition.
Matthew BarnesSeptember 1, 2011Awesome place for a romantic walk once road construction is done. Short drive from Bricktown.
Come at dusk, pack yourself a blanket and a little picnic for the lawn and check out the LED show.
- Remington Park Racing & CasinoJuly 5, 2012Absolutely beatutiful venue! The "Downtown In December" event is a must see
Heather DavisApril 30, 2011The new outdoor music venue is wonderful. Enjoying a Saturday afternoon listening to local bands.
Free yoga in the park Thursdays in June 6pm. Great experience.
Mandi MiskellMarch 9, 2013Went out to take nighttime photos....hoping to get back to visit during daytime hours!
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Myriad Botanical Gardens
301 W Reno Ave (btwn Hudson & Robinson)
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
United States
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
United States
Closed until 6:00 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 6:00 AM–11:00 PM
(405) 297-3995
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