Several major projects broke ground or advanced during the fiscal year, pointing to the next wave of destination development in Oklahoma City. ON THE HORIZON
The future Continental Coliseum and MAPS 4
Multipurpose Stadium both broke ground , marking major milestones in Oklahoma City’s continued investment in sports, entertainment and visitor infrastructure. Both are expected to open in 2028, creating new opportunities to attract major events, concerts and visitors.
At The Half, MMTH Fieldhouse broke ground , adding another sports and entertainment development to one of Oklahoma City’s fastest-growing corridors. Expected to open in 2026, the venue will combine competitive social experiences, food and beverage, and event space.
Foreword, the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum’s landmark addition, is expected to be complete in spring 2027 and will add more than 10,000 square feet of purpose-built space, including updates to the entry experience and new areas for visitor engagement.
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