Science Wonders and Brain-Busting Trivia: Your Tuesday Guide to Oklahoma City

Discover Scientific Wonders and Cosmic Journeys

Start your Tuesday, January 27, 2026, with a trip to the Science Museum Oklahoma, where curiosity meets discovery. The museum is hosting a full day of interactive programming suitable for all ages. Visitors can explore the tinkering spaces from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, offering a hands-on environment to design and build unique creations. For those interested in the stars, Love’s Planetarium is running shows from 10:00 am until 5:00 pm, taking audiences on immersive voyages through the galaxy. Additionally, the high-energy Science Live shows are scheduled between 11:00 am and 1:00 pm in the Science Live Auditorium, featuring explosive experiments that bring physics and chemistry to life.

Test Your Knowledge at Trivia Tuesday

If you are looking for evening entertainment, head over to Dave & Buster's for their weekly Trivia Tuesday event. This community meetup is a staple for local pop culture enthusiasts and competitive groups. The event challenges participants with a wide range of questions spanning film, music, and history. It is a perfect opportunity for locals to gather, enjoy the atmosphere, and compete for bragging rights. The trivia competition typically begins in the early evening, providing a lively social anchor for your Tuesday night out in the city.

World-Class Art and Surrealist Visions

The Oklahoma City Museum of Art (OKCMOA) remains a premier destination today with several significant exhibitions on display. Visitors can immerse themselves in the 'American Surrealism' exhibition, which explores the lens of the uncanny through works from the museum's permanent collection. Also featured is 'Paul Reed: A Retrospective,' a comprehensive look at six decades of artistic innovation from a master of the Washington Color School. These exhibitions provide a contemplative and sophisticated indoor experience, ideal for a winter afternoon. The museum also continues to showcase 'The Legacy of the Washington Color School,' highlighting the evolution of color-centric abstract art.

Cultural Heritage and Family Discovery

For a deep dive into local history and heritage, the First Americans Museum (FAM) is open today, featuring the FAMily Discovery Center. This immersive space is designed for generations to learn together, following the stories and contributions of Oklahoma’s 39 unique First American Nations. The center offers interactive games and storytelling led by 'Grandma Turtle' in a pop-up book world. Note that the Discovery Center typically closes at 4:00 pm, so early afternoon visits are recommended to fully experience the stewardship-themed activities and immersive cultural displays.