5 Date Night Ideas This Month - MetroFamily Magazine

5 Date Night Ideas This Month

by MetroFamily

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Everyone needs a break now and then, and parents are no exception! Whether date night, girls’ night or simply an adult night out, Oklahoma City has plenty of things to do, many of which offer the added benefit of helping some very worthy causes.

Whether your passion is food, theater, art or something else entirely, our searchable calendar offers a wide variety of date night and adult night out ideas for any day of the week. Check out our readers’ recommendations for a list of local favorite hot spots.

And, if that wasn’t enough, here are our top reasons to book a sitter this month!

Date Night Ideas in August

August 7–8

Cody Johnson
Paycom Center (100 W. Reno Ave.)
Country music fans can enjoy an unforgettable night with Cody Johnson as he brings his signature sound and high-energy performance to Oklahoma City. Special guests Clint Black and Chayce Beckham join him for a night filled with fan-favorite hits and live entertainment.

Holba’ Pisachi’ Native Film Festival
Chickasaw Cultural Center (867 Cooper Memorial Dr.)
Experience the stories and creativity of First American filmmakers during this free film festival featuring documentaries, short films and feature-length productions. Guests can also enjoy special filmmaker discussions and cultural experiences.


August 11–23

Hamilton
Civic Center Music Hall (201 N. Walker Ave.)
Don’t miss the award-winning musical phenomenon that tells the story of Alexander Hamilton’s rise from an immigrant outsider to one of America’s most influential Founding Fathers. With unforgettable music, powerful storytelling and incredible performances, Hamilton makes for a memorable theater date.


August 20

John Mulaney
Zoo Amphitheatre (2101 NE 50th St.)

Spend the evening laughing with comedian John Mulaney as he brings his newest stand-up tour to Oklahoma City. Enjoy his signature storytelling, sharp humor and unforgettable comedic style under the stars at the Zoo Amphitheatre.


August 25–30

The Outsiders
Civic Center Music Hall (201 N. Walker Ave.)
Step into the world of Ponyboy Curtis and his fellow Greasers in this stage adaptation of the classic Tulsa-set story. Filled with friendship, rivalry and coming-of-age themes, The Outsiders offers a powerful night at the theater.

Looking for at-home options? Restore the romance with these sweet and simple at-home date night ideas.

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