1701 N 32nd St, Muskogee, OK 74401

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• Year Built: 2013

Muskogee is a city in and the county seat of Muskogee County, Oklahoma. It lies approximately 48 miles southeast of Tulsa, about a 40 minute drive. The population of the city is currently 39,223; making it the eleventh-largest city in Oklahoma. Muskogee is an economic center for eastern Oklahoma and operates the Port of Muskogee on the Arkansas River, which is accessible from the Gulf of Mexico.

The city of Muskogee also has some notable attractions for arts and culture. It is home to Honor Heights Park, a World War I memorial park, notable for its azaleas and the annual Azalea Festival held each April. During the winter, people from across all 50 states travel to Muskogee to see Honor Heights transformed into the Garden of Lights, a 132-acre Christmas lights display. There are also 6 different museums to visit to learn about different tribes and Indian Territories, battles, railroads, Oklahoma history, and famous authors and musicians.

At the center of Muskogee's flourishing arts scene is Muskogee Little Theatre. The theater was established in 1972 from the unused Sequoyah Elementary School. The theater puts on up to eight shows per year including youth theatre, senior theatre, holiday shows, and general community productions. The theater is also committed to education and development arts programs including Youth Theatre camp, voice lessons, mentorships, weekend workshops and more.

Education is an important part of the city as well. Notably, Muskogee is the location of the Oklahoma School for the Blind, a special institution for meeting the educational needs of blind and visually impaired students residing in the state of Oklahoma. Muskogee is home to four institutions of higher education: the public four-year Northeastern State University, the public two-year Connors State College, the public Indian Capital Technology Center and the private four-year Bacone College, which is the oldest college in the state of Oklahoma.