Shawnee offers a wide variety of events year-round. Celebrations of the arts and cultures, showing off classic cars, rodeo competitions,...

Fish, kayak, explore new cultures, take a coffee break, shop for a new treasure, and more in Shawnee, OK this Spring Break.

You don't have to spend a lot to experience a lot! And in some cases in Shawnee, you don't have to spend at all.

Shawnee's pre-statehood Main Street and surrounding historic downtown is a pedestrian friendly district with unique, locally-owned shops!

A visit to Shawnee is more than our art, historic sites, and Native American culture. It’s daytrips to see more of Oklahoma. Plan to...

A visit to Shawnee is more than our art, historic sites, and Native American culture. It’s daytrips to see more of Oklahoma. Plan to...

Fun things to see and do on a daytrip or two southeast of Shawnee Oklahoma. Museums, art galleries, and outdoor fun.

Shawnee's murals range from several historic advertisements painted on brick buildings to new, modern and colorful designs on sheet metal.

While Oklahoma averages 231 sunny days a year, some of those sunny days can be on really cold days. And it does snow in Oklahoma. On...

Brickhouse Saloon is Shawnee's premier nightlife destination, tucked away on the second & third floors on historic brick Bell Street.

Every Friday night in Theo's Backyard from 7 - 10 pm, enjoy live music while you sip & snack from Theo's special backyard menu!

Learn about the history of Shawnee and Pottawatomie County with a visit to the Museum. Here's the 10 must-sees.

Known as Shawnee's first "skyscraper," the building is ten stories tall, and is currently used as housing for seniors in Shawnee's community

Living history breathes life into our city—and reminds us of the connections we all share. Here are just a few of these stops in town.

Recently, staff at Visit Shawnee interviewed Oklahoma's oldest lady - a mummy from ancient Egypt! Her name is Tutu, and she can be found at

From fine art galleries to contemplative public art installations and multi-dimensional art-events, art lovers love Shawnee.

In 2020, Shawnee became Oklahoma's first Certified Blue Zones Community and the seal is now housed in Shawnee's Welcome Center.

The CPN Eagle Aviary offers a permanent home to eagles rescued from the wild that have been injured and cannot be rehabilitated and released