Celebrating it's 15th anniversary, Winterfest still has the magic to leave you speechless.
Luliana Wheat is one of the folks who helps make it all happen, and also makes skating look easy.
"Obviously I skate and so I make sure that everything’s running ok on the ice. I monitor off-ice and just make sure that people are being safe and smart," she said.
"We knew it was kicking off tonight so we showed up," said Jeremy Strang. He and his family drove down from Bartlesville. He makes skating look easy as well.
"I used to compete in ice dancing many years ago," he said.
Meanwhile , on the opposite end of the spectrum...
"This is my first time," said Meredith Lee Novack.
Lauren Kaiser and her kids are up visiting from Texas.
"My father-in-law works for the City of Tulsa, and so he told us we should come down and check it out tonight," she said.
One thing that's always fun to check out is the zamboni in action, which tonight had a few moments of inaction.
Do you know anything about fixing zambonis? "No, but I know how to fix model cars," said Lauren's son Jordan.
Fortunately a back-up zamboni saved the day. A lesson in perseverance, for which the skill of skating, it turns out, is familiar with.
"If you try hard on what you want to learn to do, it will catch up to you and it will help you do things that you want to do," said one of Jeremy's daughters.