OF A MIND: OKLAHOMA CITY is guided by a live narrator and set to a score of local voices, sounds and music. Enjoy this outdoor walking experience starting in Kerr Park and curated by artists from Ireland, New York, and Oklahoma City. The capacity for each performance is limited to 30 guests and tickets must be purchased in advance. Find more information by visiting okcrep.org.

National Bike Month will kick off this Sunday, May 1 from 12-4pm with BikeFest located at the Wheeler Ferris Wheel. This free event will feature local bike shops, community organizations, live music, family-friendly activities, and food trucks.

Then, on Friday, May 20, celebrate Bike to Work Day with a group ride in the morning, finishing at Bicentennial Park where riders will find fun programming and enjoy a complimentary coffee from Junction Coffee, courtesy of Downtown OKC Partnership. Mark your calendars and help raise awareness of bicycling for fun, fitness, and transportation all month long. Find more information at acogok.org.

Bring your bike and meet up for a leisurely one-hour ride throughout downtown. Lights and helmets are required to participate. New t-shirts and water bottles will be available for purchase, and the cost to ride is a suggested $5 donation towards the Myriad Gardens Foundation. Find more information and a full list of this season's rides by visiting myriadgardens.org.

To qualify, the business or nonprofit must be located in Oklahoma City and employ 100 or fewer full-time equivalent employees. Eligible applicants must also demonstrate outlined qualifications. The OKC Rescue Program is structured to promote economic equity for minority-owned and economically disadvantaged businesses. Visit okcrescueprogram.com to learn more and apply.