Oklahoma City’s Petunia Festival Blooms with Record-Breaking AttendanceOklahoma City’s Petunia Festival Blooms with Record-Breaking Attendance The annual Petunia Festival in Oklahoma City shattered attendance records this year, drawing an unprecedented number of visitors to the vibrant floral spectacle. Held in the historic Paseo Arts District, the festival showcased more than one million petunias in dazzling colors and captivating displays. Over the course of the three-day event, attendees marveled at the intricately designed flower beds, towering planters, and whimsical arches adorned with the vibrant blooms. The festival also featured live music, art exhibitions, food vendors, and family-friendly activities, adding to the festive atmosphere. “We’re thrilled to have welcomed so many people to this year’s Petunia Festival,” said Mayor David Holt. “The beauty of the flowers and the lively atmosphere have created a truly unforgettable experience for our community.” The festival has become a beloved tradition in Oklahoma City, attracting visitors from across the state and beyond. This year’s record attendance is a testament to the city’s commitment to creating vibrant and inviting public spaces. “The Petunia Festival is a symbol of our city’s resilience and creativity,” said Visit Oklahoma City President Mike Carrier. “It brings people together to celebrate the beauty of nature and the joy of community.” The success of the Petunia Festival also highlights the economic impact of tourism in Oklahoma City. The event is estimated to have generated millions of dollars in revenue for local businesses, including hotels, restaurants, and shops. As the festival comes to a close, the city of Oklahoma City expresses its gratitude to the thousands of volunteers who dedicated countless hours to making this year’s event a resounding success. Their unwavering support has ensured that the Petunia Festival remains a cherished springtime tradition for generations to come.