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Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame set to reopen after major rebrand The Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame in Muskogee will celebrate its grand reopening Sept. 26 after a multi-million-dollar renovation and rebrand.

A new era for Oklahoma music starts here!

Last weekend, we had the privilege of celebrating the first look at the new Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Muskogee!

We’ve had the great opportunity to reimagine this space alongside Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell, The City of Muskogee, Narrate Design, A.C. Owen Construction and many more incredible partners. From branding and placemaking to storytelling, wayfinding and the full guest journey through the museum, a lot of hard work has been put into this project and we’re so excited with how it turned out.

Every part of this experience has been designed to tell the amazing story of Oklahoma’s music in a new way, connecting guests to the diverse sounds of the Sooner State and bringing its artists, stories and musical legacy to life.

We’re incredibly proud to have played a part in what’s next for the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame, and we can’t wait for the public to experience it at the Grand Reopening Event on Saturday, September 26!

After a nearly two-year renovation, Muskogee's Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame is ready to showcase the state’s musical legacy in a whole new way. Read our monthly Insider piece here: okmag.com/blog/the-next-verse
📸: Courtesy Tony Corbell

A huge moment for a project we’ve loved being part of.

Can’t wait for everyone to experience the new Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame and Museum!

For ARC Conference 2026, we brought a little Class of 2000 energy back into the building. Hardwood gyms, varsity graphics, old school pennants, vintage photos. All the classics. ✔️

Our team took on the experience side of the conference, bringing the vintage varsity aesthetic to life across the merch booth, signage, banners, photo moments and placemaking throughout the space. We mixed custom design with archival photos, sourced vintage finds and pieces pulled straight from ARC’s own history to make the experience feel like it had been collected over time. Nostalgic, lived-in and real.

References like ALD, New Balance and Kith helped shape the visual direction, while ARC’s story and mission gave the space its heart. Since 2000, this organization has put a lot on the board. 25 years of milestones, more than 1,200 church launches and a whole lot of people who’ve helped make it all possible.

The Class of 2000 has come a long way, and we know the story’s nowhere near finished. Here’s to all that’s ahead for Association of Related Churches!

👀 You know we can’t close the yearbook without the credits! Big shoutout to ARC’s Kadence Morris, Ethan Tijerina, Lindsey Hansen and Andrew Friedrichs, plus Knight Printing and Graphics and Linell Graphics for helping bring the concept, design and ex*****on together!

You know the red sign. You know the stop. But there’s actually a much bigger world behind QuikTrip than what you see from the road...⛽🥤🌭

As QT grows into new markets, there’s a bigger picture to introduce to new communities and plenty for partners and longtime customers to discover, too!

We loved working with their team to create the QT Community Impact Report, bringing everything from sustainability and charitable giving to community impact and employee initiatives together in one place. 📕 Bold visuals, playful details and plenty of personality make the stats just as engaging as they are meaningful.

Big impact, packaged with plenty of creative fuel to keep the pages turning. 👀

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