Features an all-day, family-friendly event with classic, modern and Indie console and arcade games, art demonstrations and hands-on activities, plus a Twitch live stream game and discussion with gaming culture experts Samantha Blackmon and Miranda Due.

In the exhibition Open World, visitors can expect the video game-themed fun to carry throughout the building, from free arcade games in the Creative Lounge and a selfie-spot installation in the lobby to quirky retro and new artist-made products in Shop Contemporary. The hands-on Learning Gallery will feature displays on video-game history, careers, music and how games can change the world. Visitors can also play indie and VR games, make video game-inspired art or collaborate in a large-scale pixel project.

Admission to Oklahoma Contemporary and most programs is free.