Bricktown is a thriving destination area for OKC residents and tourists alike. This district is home to over 45 restaurants, bars, shops, public art attractions, museums, galleries, the Bricktown Canal, the Bricktown Ballpark and more. This historically rich district guarantees something fun for all ages, 7 days a week.
Bordered by:
north: E Main Street
east: N Lincoln Boulevard
south: Oklahoma City Boulevard
west: N E K Gaylord Boulevard
A blend of modern shops, dining, and industrial architecture pays tribute to the former warehouse district's rich history. Enjoy the great nightlife and numerous family friendly activities that this district has to offer.
Beautiful city views, historic streets, and a lively district with plenty of space to roam.
Attractions in Bricktown: The Bricktown Canal, Chickasaw Ballpark, Harkins Theatre, and plenty of shopping and dining.
Nearby Green Space: Bricktown River Walk Park, Chickasaw Plaza, Myriad Botanical Gardens, Regatta Park, and Scissortail Park.
Nearby Neighborhoods and Districts:
Bricktown was established after the Land Run of 1889. In its early days, Bricktown was Oklahoma City's original warehouse and distribution center. Today, many aspects of the district remain historically preserved. To this day, Bricktown continues to be an essential and vibrant district of Downtown OKC connecting railroads, highways, locals and tourists.
Photo courtesy of Oklahoma Historical Society
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