The Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame is an institution dedicated to honoring and preserving the musical heritage of Oklahoma. Established in 1996, it recognizes the contributions of various artists, songwriters, and musicians who have roots in the state. The Hall of Fame features exhibits that showcase memorabilia, photographs, and artifacts related to Oklahoma's rich musical history. Located in Muskogee, the Hall hosts events and concerts to celebrate local talent and promote music education. Inductees include notable figures such as Garth Brooks, Leon Russell, and Vince Gill, highlighting the diverse genres and influential artists that have emerged from Oklahoma.