OKM Music — Local services in Bartlesville

I have attended OKM since 1990s. It is logistically now not senior friendly, especially for us out of towners not familiar with Bartlesville. Go back to a centrally located venue. I've spent many a dollar at past events. This year I got lost going to Woolaroc. Going to final event at the Refinery May be out of the picture for this old senior even though I've paid$85 in advance for ticket I refuse to drive to Tulsa for a Bartlesville event. Ok Mozart has shrunk in scope and offerings of centrally located events The Mihms have no idea how to coordinate an Oklahoma icon of this magnitude. Farewell OKM this the last time I will attend this festival.. This is a disgrace to the memorial...

We went to the Christkindl Market in Bartlesville. The description on the website is an exaggeration of what the actual experience is like. I don't see any German inspiration and the small number of vendors had very little holiday related goods. There were so few people there that it was uncomfortable walking by vendors because they wete practically begging people for sales. We bought sone candy because I felt bad for the vendor. We spent more time walking around the train near the event than inside the venue. I appreciated not paying for family members 18 and under, but it still cost us $50 for our group of 8 to enter, and that was...

This festival has evolved over the years and it's still finding the perfect mix of classical and contemporary. The best thing about them is their efforts to bring fun to the community throughout the year. Oktoberfest, Christkindl Market, and others are ways they are trying to keep OKM Music Festival relevant. Grateful for their efforts to add cultural events to...