The Weird & Wacky Immersive Arts Playground In Oklahoma Is Otherworldly
Welcome to the world of Factory Obscura, an Oklahoma City-based art experience, unlike anything you’ve seen before. With their interactive art installations and dynamic atmospheres, they have created something truly special for visitors to explore and enjoy. As one visitor described it, “This place is BEYOND fantastic; one of the coolest & most unique experiences. You are immersed in this totally different world & walking through the experience you feel such a wide range of emotions.” Scroll with us below as we show you the weird and wacky arts playground that is otherworldly.
If you’re looking for something to do in Oklahoma City that will make your jaw drop and engage your imagination, then look no further than Factory Obscura.
Factory Obscura has crafted creative pieces that stretch your imagination beyond its limits with vibrant colors, surreal landscapes, and captivating soundscapes. Their art elicits feelings of confusion and amusement while inviting guests to interact with each piece in a unique way.
The mix-tape is touchable art that is 100% immersive and interactive. It is ADA-compliant and is designed to offer visitors with autism a low-stress environment.
Be sure and visit the Gift Shop before leaving and pick something up that was made by local artists or shop exclusive brands you won't find anywhere else.
To learn more about Factory Obscura or to purchase tickets online, visit www.factoryobscura.com.
Just down the street from Factory Obscura is S&B’s Burger Joint. They serve mouthwatering burgers and some of the best shakes around. It’s a great place to grab a bite to eat after enjoying the art at Factory Obscura.
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Address: Factory Obscura: Mix-Tape, 25 NW 9th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, USA
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Ashley has lived in Oklahoma for 25 years and is the Oklahoma staff writer for onlyinyourstate.com. When she isn't exploring Oklahoma, she enjoys visiting the beaches of California.
