One of the most beautiful places in Oklahoma comes alive in a vibrant way during the Christmas season. The Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa is world-renowned for its paintings and museum grounds, but during the holidays they decorate the place in a magical way and it’s even more spectacular than usual. Check it out below:
Philbrook Museum of Art is located at 2727 South Rockford Road in Tulsa. Every year they host the Philbrook Festival and the 2017 dates are from November 17 - December 31.
travelok.com
The museum is always a masterpiece, but it really comes alive during the festival as it’s decorated with holiday decor and thousands of lights.
PhilbrookMuseum/Facebook
The back gardens are illuminated with thousands of lights and it’s completely magical. You can walk the whole area and enjoy the fresh air, while gazing upon all the decor.
PhilbrookMuseum/Facebook
The paths are lined with lanterns and make for a magical walk under the stars.
PhilbrookMuseum/Facebook
There’s even a gazebo at the bottom of the garden, just beyond the reflecting pond. The view back to the museum is magnificent as the gardens glow in every direction.
TravelOK/Facebook
Before or after you explore the outside gardens, wander through the interior and enjoy beautiful decorations and special displays in the Rotunda and Mezzanine areas.
Marc Carlson/Flickr
Visitors can enjoy an array of fun-filled, self-guided activities, live music performers, special displays, Christmas trees, paper snowflakes and more.
Ani Od Chai/Flickr
The museum also houses a restaurant and gift shop, so you can grab a bite to eat or pick up some last minute gifts for everyone on your list. Gather the family and celebrate this Christmas season in one of the most magical places in Oklahoma.
travelok.com
Have you ever attended the Philbrook Festival during the holidays? If so, what was your favorite part about it? Christmas is just around the corner and there are so many spectacular light displays to see in the state. If you haven’t seen the Rhema Lights in Broken Arrow yet, you don’t want to miss them! Get more information about them here.
travelok.com
PhilbrookMuseum/Facebook
TravelOK/Facebook
Marc Carlson/Flickr
Ani Od Chai/Flickr
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article.
