Bartlesville was built by oil industry barons such as H.C. Price, who hired Frank Lloyd Wright to build the famed architect’s only finished skyscraper.

Stillwater’s legendary red-dirt music, often described as outlaw country, has legions of fans and has been known to tip the scales for site selection.

Already known as the home of the National Weather Center, Norman can also claim bragging rights to the state’s greenest conference center.

A new entrant in the competition for meeting business, Franklin County is counting on its scenic countryside and historic venues to lure groups.

Outer space or inner Earth are both options for off-site events in Hutchinson, home to a space center and underground salt museum.

The Little House on the Prairie Museum near Independence, gives visitors a sense of the Kansas frontier Laura Ingalls Wilder described in her iconic books.

Twenty-one of the state’s hotels and resorts have been awarded AAA’s Four Diamond designation.

From an elk-watching facility to an arts center in a former mill, Pennsylvania has enticing new special-event locations.

Southern celebrated attractions double as meeting and event venues in second- and third-tier cities throughout the Southeast.