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- Pizza Hut
Pizza Hut ​ ​ ​ Italian / Pizza, Lunch, Dinner, Open Late National favorite for carry out pizza, Pizza Hut's carry-out window just off Kickapoo is the perfect quick-fix pizza for you. National Favorite, Casual Visit their website 3302 N Kickapoo Ave, Shawnee, OK 74804, USA (405) 275-4115 Find Your Adventure in Shawnee Top 10 Haunts for Fall Fun in Shawnee Hit one of Shawnee's nearly 50 fall festivals, trick or treats, and other autumn fun! Yes -- really. Shawnee LOVES Halloween! 538 4 likes. Post not marked as liked 4 Farmers Markets on east side of OKC Looking for local-grown produce? Want fresh eggs that come from chickens that peck their happy lives away in the sunshine? 66 1 like. Post not marked as liked 1 Fun things to do outdoors in Shawnee, OK Explore the great outdoors in and around Shawnee. There’s plenty to do! Here’s our top picks: 341 Post not marked as liked 1 2 3 4 5
- Public Art: Citizen Potawatomi Nation Eagle Aviary
Citizen Potawatomi Nation Eagle Aviary Monument 41910 Hardesty Rd, Shawnee, OK 74801 ​ about Home to over a dozen bald eagles and several other bird species, the Citizen Potawatomi Nation's Eagle Aviary provides a permanent home for eagles (and other birds) that have sustained injuries serious enough that they cannot live in the wild. Visitors will learn about the spiritual and cultural significance of these majestic animals, and have an opportunity to view them up close. Tours are free, but are available by appointment only and must be made two weeks in advance. find it Find your adventure in Shawnee Top 10 Haunts for Fall Fun in Shawnee Hit one of Shawnee's nearly 50 fall festivals, trick or treats, and other autumn fun! Yes -- really. Shawnee LOVES Halloween! 538 4 likes. Post not marked as liked 4 Farmers Markets on east side of OKC Looking for local-grown produce? Want fresh eggs that come from chickens that peck their happy lives away in the sunshine? 66 1 like. Post not marked as liked 1 Fun things to do outdoors in Shawnee, OK Explore the great outdoors in and around Shawnee. There’s plenty to do! Here’s our top picks: 341 Post not marked as liked 1 2 3 4 5
- Domino Dog Park
Domino Dog Park ​ Sports & Outdoors ​ ​ Located in the Domino Travel Plaza at the corner of Harrison and 45th Street, Domino Dog Park features 1.17 acres for you and your pet to enjoy. Give your four-legged friend some exercise surrounded by walking trails, landscaping, benches, a picnic area and a footbridge. Be sure to note the small and large dog partitions so that your dog can enjoy the park with similar-sized friends. Local, Pet Friendly, Casual Visit their website E 45th St & N Harrison St, Shawnee, OK 74804, USA (405) 275-9780 Find Your Adventure in Shawnee Top 10 Haunts for Fall Fun in Shawnee Hit one of Shawnee's nearly 50 fall festivals, trick or treats, and other autumn fun! Yes -- really. Shawnee LOVES Halloween! 538 4 likes. Post not marked as liked 4 Farmers Markets on east side of OKC Looking for local-grown produce? Want fresh eggs that come from chickens that peck their happy lives away in the sunshine? 66 1 like. Post not marked as liked 1 Fun things to do outdoors in Shawnee, OK Explore the great outdoors in and around Shawnee. There’s plenty to do! Here’s our top picks: 341 Post not marked as liked 1 2 3 4 5
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- Top 10 Haunts for Fall Fun in Shawnee
Hit one of Shawnee's nearly 50 fall festivals, trick or treats, and other autumn fun! Yes -- really. Shawnee LOVES Halloween! Check the calendar for a list of all upcoming events and find an awesome autumn adventure. Here's our Top 10 things to do for fall fun this year in Shawnee: 1. Pick your own pumpkin at Sunshine Shelly’s Pumpkin Patch This 20-acre farm has fun for the whole family! Farm grown pumpkins, a Corn Maze, corn pits, big trykes, hayride, giant pumpkin bounce, fire pits, and special events like Halloween movie night every Saturday at sunset. Check here for this year's schedule. 2. See the changing leaves at the National Arboretum at OBU There are more than 300 trees & shrubs on campus representing 134 different species, including a seedling from the OKC Bombing's Survivor Tree. Pack your walking shoes! 3. Kick your Halloween off with the Monsters on Main Halloween Festival Formerly known as Boo on Bell, this annual fall festival celebrates the autumn season with family-friendly activities. A carnival downtown runs Thursday through Saturday, and a full-day festival happens on Main Street all Saturday! Costume contests (for kids, adults, and pets!), a trick-or-treat on Main, plus ghost stories, games, face painting, food trucks, and more. 4. Get spooked at the Nightmare Harvest Haunted Corn Maze Shawnee's only haunted corn maze is back in 2023! Awarded Oklahoma's Outstanding Agricultural Attraction in 2021, this legendary haunted maze will spook your boots off (not recommended for children under 13.) 5. Get your very own Fall Gnome at The Arts @ 317 Craft your own autumn-inspired gnome at one of the seasonal classes, or buy one in the gallery from gnome artist extraordinaire Betty Combe. 6. Welcome soup season at a local soup hotspot The Owl Shoppe's eclectic and experimental menu changes each week, so follow them on Facebook to see your choice of soup -- some of their popular soups include birria ramen, peach gazpacho, and jalapeno pepper chowder! Theopolis Social Club also features seasonal soups, a few favorites of which are red pepper bisque and potato leek. A final great soup stop is The Lunch Box, which features two soups every day on a rotating menu. We're partial to the white cheddar poblano... 7. Don your favorite flannel and throw axes at Lumberjack Johnson's A hip flannel is not actually required, but a good throwing arm will do you some good! Open year-round, something about throwing axes that feels especially great once the air is crisp and the leaves are falling! 8. Celebrate Mummy Day with Oklahoma's Only Mummies The first Saturday in November each year is Mummy Day at the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art, a free family-friendly educational festival celebrating Oklahoma's only mummies, who live at the MGMoA. 9. Cheer for the OBU Bison Fall and football go together like Brad Pitt and George Clooney in movies. In Shawnee, we cheer for the OBU Bison! Oklahoma Baptist compete in the Great American Conference and see some of the best in NCAA Division 2 teams. Find their schedule here. 10. Spook the Competition at the legendary Firelake Costume Contest This adults-only Halloween party at Firelake Casino is legendary, with a prize of $1000 to the best costume! Registration is at 7pm, judging starts at 8:15.
- Farmers Markets on east side of OKC
Looking for local-grown produce? Want fresh eggs that come from chickens that peck their happy lives away in the sunshine? Skip the big-city lines and find farm fresh foods in Shawnee, just east of the OKC metro. Farmers Markets located east of OKC Crow's Market on Main features fresh-from-the-farm produce all year round in their brick and mortar "farm to main street" Market, open 6 days a week. Alongside Crow's own produce, you can shop a variety of meats, dairy, and eggs from local farmers. Crow's also sells fresh-baked breads and goodies as well as carrying a wide selection of take-and-bake meals they prepare fresh in house with their home-grown ingredients. Shawnee's weekend outdoor 177 Farmer's Market is open on Saturdays late spring - early fall from 9 am to 2 pm just off of Hwy 177, on the west side of Shawnee. with a wide variety of vendors with fresh produce, baked goods, fresh eggs and dairy, and more along the parking lot of Phelps Equipment Rental. Food trucks also onsite most Saturdays. Find them on Facebook to see which vendors are coming each weekend! Monks' Marketplace sells locally-grown beef and honey from bees raised onsite at St. Gregory's Abbey, alongside other monk and nun-made goods from monasteries across the U.S. Farm to Table places to eat If you're looking for the farm-to-table experience and Made in Oklahoma fare, look no further than Theopolis Social Club, whose dishes include seasonal produce from Crow's Market on Main throughout the year as well as baked goods powered by Shawnee Mills flours, milled just down the street from Theo's. You can also enjoy the locally-raised beef from St. Gregory's Abbey in the form of delicious burgers at Hamburger King, a family owned and operated diner that's been serving up burgers in Shawnee for nearly a century! Bar H Branding Iron serves up their own beef raised at the Canadian Valley Ranch just east of Shawnee alongside a healthy menu of good ol' southern comfort food. Looking for more great places to eat in Shawnee? We can help.
- Fun things to do outdoors in Shawnee, OK
231 sunny days on average in Oklahoma. That’s almost an entire month more than average! With those extra days, explore nature with all the fun things to do outdoors in and around Shawnee. Whether you're looking to hunt your next Christmas tree or splash around in the summer sun, Shawnee's diverse outdoor adventures have it all. Outdoor Destinations off I-40 in Shawnee Shawnee Twin Lakes is a serene public lake destination ideal for fishing, kayaking, camping, and swimming just south of I-40 on Hwy 102! The two lakes are connected by a beautiful red-cliffed channel and features several parks, a campground with newly renovated amenities, swimming beaches, boat ramps, a fishing dock, and a kayak launch. If you don't have your own kayak, don't worry -- you can rent one at Kayak Cove on the weekends. Shawnee has 40 diverse parks, from a flower lover's favorite Rose Garden Park on Broadway to Dean Weigant Park's towering play space by the Airport. $9 million in park renovations to be completed in 2023, including the nearly 7-acre playground at the renovated Kid Space Park which opened in late June 2023! Runners will enjoy the Airport Track and other urban trails. Into another sport? Find pickleball, volleyball, tennis courts, and disc golf courses. If traditional golf is your sport, tee up Firelake Golf Course on the 6,335 yards of greens and fairways. Chase the butterflies! A wonderful butterfly garden is at our Pottawatomie County OSU Extension Office grounds. In the summer months, many species of butterflies and moths, bumble bees, and honeybees flutter through the garden feeding. This garden is registered with the Monarch Watch organization with the official designation of Monarch Waystation #20948. Explore the other side of nature at Oklahoma's only nationally accredited arboretum on the campus of Oklahoma Baptist University. There are 134 different species of tree and 150 more shrub varieties, including a direct descendant sapling of the Survivor Tree from the Oklahoma City bombing. Ready to cool off? Head to the Shawnee Splash Water Park! Open late May - early August annually, this incredible downtown waterpark opens each summer featuring a lazy river, kid's play zone, diving area, and slides. Interested in honing your aim? Clay Bird Sports is a public sporting clays club with full 10 station walking course, and monthly tournament events. Open year-round just off Twin Lakes Reservoir. Also located along Twin Lakes is the Locomotive Operators of Central Oklahoma's 1/8 model train track and locomotive! Open for private parties year-round and the first Sunday of each month for public runs include special events each December to ride with the Clauses. In the fall and winter, one of the favorite destinations for locals and visitors alike is Sunshine Shelly's -- a pumpkin patch experience and haunted maze each fall followed by a tree farm wonderland each December. Upcoming Outdoor Events in Shawnee