“A concert-goers dream, the Armstrong Auditorium in Edmond hosts a veritable “who’s-who” of classical, jazz, folk music and ballet stars and boasts some of the finest acoustics in the world. The $25 million concert hall is adorned with three of the largest Swarovski crystal chandeliers in North America and over two acres of American cherry paneling. Open for tours M-F.”

The Uncommon Ground Sculpture Park will be a beautiful 62-acre park in Edmond, where residents of the Greater Oklahoma City metropolitan region -- as well as travelers on historic Route 66 -- can find common ground through a one-of-a-kind mix of art, nature, recreation, and community. The park will be a place both peaceful and playful, with a children’s playground, hiking and biking trails, dog parks, a picnic pavilion, sand volleyball courts, a fishing pond, and a horseshoe pit. Art education and programming will be held at the Edmond Fine Arts building in the park, and an event stage and lawn will be used for concerts, movies, plays, and festivals. The capital campaign kicked off with $30 million funded of the $72 million needed to complete development plans for the park.