Oklahoma Main Street Center

The Oklahoma Main Street Center provides training and technical assistance for preservation-based co

06/17/2026

Weekend of Local is right around the corner! We’re calling on all Oklahomans to shop, eat and buy local July 17-19.

Hundreds of local shops and restaurants throughout the state will be participating with fun activities and deals. Make plans to show up and support them!

Local shops or restaurants can still sign up for free through the link at weekendoflocal.

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06/10/2026

** COOL JOB ALERT **

Ada is looking for their next director!

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06/03/2026

During trainings we always encourage “district exploration” of our great host communities. Ardmore Main Street Authority provided a fun way to get to know their district. And it comes complete with a prize if you bingo!

06/03/2026

06/02/2026

Looking forward to the next three days in Ardmore for our Executive Director/Volunteer Professional Development.

06/01/2026

As National Historic Preservation Month comes to a close, here’s one of the most important preservation reminders of all: the best way to save a historic building is to keep water out.

Main Street Architect, Josh Kunkel, explains that the number one cause of deterioration in historic buildings is water—and many times, the biggest culprit is a failing or neglected roof. Even small leaks can lead to major structural issues, damaged plaster, rotted wood, mold, masonry deterioration, and costly repairs down the road.

Historic preservation doesn’t always start with a major restoration project. Often, it starts with basic stewardship and preventative care that protects these irreplaceable places for future generations. Sometimes the most important preservation project is simply keeping the roof in good shape.

05/28/2026

** COOL JOB ALERT **

Kendall Whittier Main Street is looking to hire an Executive Director with dynamic talents to lead the organization. We're a non-profit who works to promote business in the Kendall Whittier area. Please visit our job posting on Indeed for the full job description and details.

05/27/2026

**Cool Job Alert**

05/26/2026

Not all rehabilitation work is preservation. In fact, poorly planned or improperly executed rehab can do more harm than good to a historic building.

During National Historic Preservation Month, Main Street architect, Josh Kunkel, talks about the most common mistakes he sees when people start a rehabilitation project. It’s important to remember that historic preservation is about protecting a building’s character, materials, and story—not just updating it to look “old” or trendy.

Good preservation work balances functionality with respect for historic character.

The goal of historic preservation is to steward that building responsibly for the next generation.

05/25/2026

The Oklahoma Main Street Center is closed today in observance of Memorial Day.

We pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage and dedication gave us the freedoms and opportunities we enjoy today.

We remember. We honor. We are grateful.

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Telephone

+14058156552

Website

http://okcommerce.gov/community/main-street/

Address

900 N Stiles Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK
73104

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm