Start getting your kicks in this up-and-coming neighbourhood just north of downtown, where a mural of the Route 66 shield logo is plastered on the side of a 20th-century redbrick building. Surrounding blocks are full of decades-old storefronts that once served local farmers. Today, many have been restored and hold hip shops, such as Orange Peel Vintage (selling second-hand clothing and accessories) and Alley Records (the place to find used vinyl, including some by Oklahoma musicians such as Woody Guthrie and Gene Autry). Funky gallery Hideout Art sells abstract paintings and hosts hands-on workshops. The Britton District also loves a good time: stop by Woodworks Distilling Co. to sample Oklahoma-made whiskey and vodka, or head to 89th Street, a nightclub hosting live punk, indie and rock bands and pouring local microbrews.