Opening the doors to architectural gems and prestigious addresses for 52 years, the Symphony Show House is widely considered Oklahoma’s premier annual show house event. Whether starting with the blank canvas of a new home or the character of a historic manor, Oklahoma’s most established local designers transform homes into the unexpected. More than just a home tour, Symphony Show House is a vital source of charitable fundraising for the Oklahoma City Philharmonic.
Support from this event allows the OKCPHIL to invest in our community by providing music education programs to schools across the OKC Metro and the opportunity for over 7,000 students to attend our Youth Concert Series each year!
Event Information
Saturday, May 10th – Sunday, May 25th
Open Daily: 11 AM – 5 PM
Show House designers are featured in two townhomes in The Residences at 6100 Grand. Purchase tickets, check in, and begin the tour in Unit 6119. Please use the front door of the residence for entry.
Location
6119 NW Grand Boulevard, Oklahoma City, OK 73118
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Parking
Street parking is available in the Glenbrook Neighborhood. Please use the sidewalk along Grand to make your way to the home at the North end of the development. Look for “Show House Starts Here” signage. For your safety, please use the crosswalks to cross the street.
A shuttle from Nichols Hills United Methodist Church, located at 1212 Bedford Drive, is available on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The shuttle will run between 10:30 AM and 5:30 PM.
Additional Information
The tour is wheelchair accessible from the garage of Unit 6119. Guests may be dropped off at this location, but parking is unavailable. A few handicapped parking spots are available in the North parking lot behind the home.
2025 Symphony Show House Tickets
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Having trouble purchasing tickets? Purchase here
Special private event bookings available at development@okcphil.org
Join us for Mahjong Night at Symphony Show House! 🀄
Enjoy light bites, drinks, and an evening of play with fellow mahjong lovers.
All experience levels are welcome!
2025 Symphony Show House Patron List
Headlining
- Margaret Freede
- Glenna and Dick Tanenbaum
Bronze
- Lawrence H. and Ronna C. Davis
Benefactor
- Teresa “Terri” Cooper
- Rita Dearmon
- Jane B. Harlow
- Col.(ret.) Dean and Mrs. Jeanne Jackson
- Kam’s Kookery
- Lance and Cindy Ruffel
- Dr. Lois Salmeron
Friend
- Judy Austin
- Janice Carmack
- Carole Doerner
- RKB Geiger
- Margaret Keith
- King’s Worldwide Transportation
About The 52nd Show House
Experience a new cosmopolitan way of life at 6100 Grand, a sanctuary of architectural grandeur just moments away from Classen Curve and Nichols Hills Plaza. As you walk through the intricately designed facade, a sense of grandeur and sophistication envelops you, setting the stage for an unparalleled living experience. This exclusive property, the largest of all the residences at 6100 Grand, spans over 7,335 square feet of light-filled spaces, meticulously adorned with opulent finishes. Three signed antique Baccarat chandeliers, Waterworks fixtures, a La Cornue range and custom iron railings are just a few details that define the level of luxury within this bespoke home. Beyond the exquisite interior, residents gain access to a suite of premium amenities, including a state-of-the-art workout center, a sophisticated conference facility, and a private pool, aiming to elevate the living experience beyond expectations. The narrative of 6100 Grand is one of homage to architectural heritage, inspired by the visionary dreams of Ogden Codman, Jr., a renowned American architect of the Beaux Arts era. Drawing from Codman’s exact specifications, 6100 Grand embodies his principles of architectural harmony and proportion, creating a timeless masterpiece that pays homage to the past, while embracing the future of luxury living. 6119 NW Grand Boulevard is for those seeking a residence that transcends the ordinary and embraces the extraordinary, offering a refined and sophisticated lifestyle that redefines luxury living in Oklahoma City.