Things To Do In Del City

For wings with a ton of zest, Oklahoma City's Buffalo Wild Wings has got you covered. Plan to indulge a bit at Buffalo Wild Wings, though, because they don't offer any low-fat fare. Drinks are also on the menu here, so diners can start the night off right. At Buffalo Wild Wings, kids of all ages are welcome. Take advantage of great beer and tasty bites when you stop by for happy hour. Don't stay cooped up on a beautiful summer day! At Buffalo Wild Wings, you can dine outdoors on their lovely patio. You can tote your laptop here to take advantage of the free wifi. The restaurant is about as noisy as it gets — plan for booming speakers and chatty crowds everywhere. For those in a hurry, the restaurant lets you take your meal or snack to go. null The grub at Buffalo Wild Wings is also a downright bargain — most people can chow down for less than $15. You can stop by at practically any time, since Buffalo Wild Wings serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Craving finger food? Head to Chequers Restaurant and Pub and chow down on classic pub fare. Chequers Restaurant and Pub is a fantastic spot to indulge and with no low-fat options, you'll need to save the diet for another day. With Chequers Restaurant and Pub's wide selection of refreshments available, you can tap into the drink menu early in the evening. Weekends can get packed, so take advantage of the restaurant's reservations. You can also grab your grub to go. null You can take it easy on your wallet at Chequers Restaurant and Pub — prices are generally less than $30 per person.

The breadth activities at OKC Riversport is nearly as diverse as the natural terrain and wildlife that surround their locations. Adventure-seekers can test their mettle on the Air Express zipline and SandRidge Sky Trail, or explore the 13 miles of trails on a bike. Like a cat equipped with scuba gear, OKC Riversport's visitors aren't relegated entirely to the land. Across Lake Overholser and the Oklahoma River, fleets of kayaks and standup paddleboards cut across the water. The sounds of drums fill the air as instructors teach students how to man the dragon boats—inspired by festive Chinese fishing vessels—or battle maritime knights. Pupils can discover a water sport for the first time or hone existing watercraft skills.

At Arctic Edge Ice Arena, skaters of all ages learn the principles of figure skating and hockey under the direction of a coaching staff whose collective experience includes training US Figure Skating competitors and contributing choreography to the 2002 Winter Olympics. Between lessons, the arena opens for public skating so guests can practice their technique or etch their self-portraits into the ice. In addition to lessons and open skating, Arctic Edge hosts several youth and adult skating clubs, such as the Oklahoma Curling Club. The facility encompasses a concession stand and arcade, as well as a pro shop that serves both recreational and competitive skaters.

Throughout wedding season, bells in the century-old Spanish chapel at Chapel Creek Winery ring out across the grape fields. Students of Redlands Community College's enology and viticulture program tend to the vines’ more than 60 grape varieties, taking part in each step of the winemaking process. They grow, crush, and reanimate the grapes before fermenting and bottling the wine. Guests visiting the winery can tour the fields, watch the students in action, and stomp on grapes inside wooden barrels.

Determined to keep their students interested and engaged, the instructors of Wine and Palette hold classes at myriad locations throughout the city. Each class focuses on a different art piece, be it a painting of a stained-glass window, a multihued owl, or an autumn farm scene. Additionally, each artist brings their own outlook and skills to the class, helping students learn specific brush strokes and how to touch up their daily driver so it looks just like the sheriff?s squad car.