The Centre Theatre in El Reno is a beloved cultural hub, with a rich history dating back many decades. It has hosted countless performances, concerts, movies, and other events, bringing people together and creating lasting memories. Its striking architecture and welcoming atmosphere make it a must-visit destination for anyone looking to capture the heart and soul of El Reno.
This street art alley is stunning and filled with intricate and colorful paintings from talented artists around the world. Each piece tells a unique story and captures the essence of the area. Walking through feels like a museum experience with new surprises at each step. It's inspiring to see this space being preserved and celebrated as an artistic oasis. Anyone who explores this location is sure to be uplifted by the incredible talent and passion on display.
Attention outdoor enthusiasts and filmmakers! Come to our amazing lake for all your outdoor activities. Camping, fishing, swimming, boating, picnics, and breathtaking footage opportunities await you in this picturesque and endless adventure destination. Experience the ultimate outdoor experience. Pack your bags today.
Looking for a stunning and versatile filming location? Our farm home has it all! Rustic barns, a beautiful arena, expansive green fields, and an idyllic pond make it the perfect setting for a wide range of productions. Plus, a historic barn adds to its timeless charm.
El Reno has seen a rise in film and TV production, welcoming titles such as “Thirteen Minutes”, “Stillwater” and “American Underdog”. As the first to complete the Oklahoma Film Friendly Community Program, El Reno was officially certified as “film friendly” by the Oklahoma Film + Music Office.
Visit El Reno for historical filming sites, accommodation and a proactive film commission team to help throughout the filming process. Our diverse community and film panel offer production support to bring your story to life.
El Reno has various filming locations available due to its scenic backdrop and historical properties. The town aims to attract the film industry to benefit its citizens economically.
Established in 1889, El Reno is located in the heart of Oklahoma, where Interstate 40, Route 66 and the Chisholm Trail all meet. We got our start as a home to a historic fort and then boomed as the Rock Island Railroad moved into town. Our small town charm and easy access to big city amenities have contributed to a steady stream of new businesses and events. With extraordinary museums and historic sites, the only rail based trolley in the state, beautiful architecture and one-of-a-kind cultural events, there is plenty to discover in El Reno. Whether you’re passing through or staying a little longer- you can fill your visit to El Reno with historic attractions, retail therapy, live music, and family-friendly events. Come spend the day with us and you’ll understand why we’re so proud of our roots (and our routes).
The City of El Reno has seen a steady increase in film and television production in recent years. Since 2019, the community has welcomed a number of feature films. Recognizing the value and economic impact of the film and television industry, the City of El Reno has become the first community to be officially certified as “film friendly” by the Oklahoma Film + Music Office (OF+MO) after completing the requirements of the agency’s Oklahoma Film Friendly Community Program.
