Our guides will point out the Chickasaw Plaza sculptural and interpretive marker installation alongside the Bricktown Canal. These markers tell the story of more than 10,000 years of indigenous history, including acknowledgement of the people who lived in Oklahoma for hundreds of generations, plus the tribal nations (often forcibly) relocated to Indian Territory and the Oklahoma Territory in the 1800s. This plaza and its markers also acknowledge Oklahoma's modern First American nations and their critical roles in our state's leadership, culture and economy.

Passengers aboard the Bricktown Water Taxi will experience the Centennial Land Run Monument from a unique perspective; the water. Oklahoma City's Bricktown Canal meanders THROUGH the giant (1-1/2 times life size) 45 piece sculpture and learn about the years, days and moments leading up to this wild, dangerous, undeniably unusual event that in a single day created what we today know as Oklahoma City.