Oklahoma City Museum of Art Family Discovery Tours & Chihuly Glass

About this adventure

Located in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City's Arts District, the Oklahoma City Museum of Art (OKCMOA) is renowned for housing one of the world's most extensive collections of blown glass by Dale Chihuly. Families enter to behold the breathtaking 55-foot Eleanor Blake Kirkpatrick Memorial Tower, an explosion of yellow, orange, and blue glass tendrils rising through the central atrium. Children love checking out free Family Discovery Packs from the front desk, which are filled with scavenger hunt booklets, sketchpads, colored pencils, and magnifying glasses that turn gallery walks into interactive detective adventures. Kids can marvel at ceiling installations of glowing glass floats, explore European and American oil paintings, and enjoy hot cocoa and artisan pastries in the museum cafe. • Stroller Accessibility: Completely stroller-friendly with street-level ramped entry, smooth hardwood and terrazzo gallery floors, and high-capacity elevators accessing all three exhibit floors. • Nursing & Rest Spots: Climate-controlled family restrooms with changing stations on each floor; comfortable gallery benches and plush lobby seating available for relaxing breaks. • Age Suitability: Welcoming to children of all ages; kids 17 and under enjoy free general admission every day. • Sensory Tips: Stunning visual glass colors and reflections; quiet, serene acoustic gallery environment with soothing natural daylight and spot illumination.