8503 North Rockwell Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73132
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Closed. The club's own site says “The OKC Club is now closed” and lists no shows (10 November 2026); the Oklahoma Gazette reported it closed in October 2022.
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The short answer
Oklahoma City Loony Bin in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma has closed: “The OKC Club is now closed - Thanks for allowing us to be the home of comedy for the past 20 years!” (as of 10 November 2026). It opened in 2002 in northwest Oklahoma City, and ran shows Wednesday to Saturday (as its own site listed them in 2022). Its last show listed was on 15 October 2022. Its story, who played there and the comedy rooms open near it are below.
The story of Oklahoma City Loony Bin
Oklahoma City Loony Bin was a comedy club in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in northwest Oklahoma City, at 8503 North Rockwell Avenue source ↗. Its shows ran Wednesday to Saturday (as its own site listed them in 2022). 21 and over; Wednesday nights were the open mic and Thursday was Ladies Night, as its own site put it in October 2022. source ↗
2002 — Opened; its own site calls it “Oklahoma City's home of national touring comics since 2002”. source ↗
September 2022 — Its own site listed headliners into mid-October: Mike Speenberg on 24 September, then Rick Gutierrez, Landry, MJ Moody and, last, William Lee Martin from 13 to 15 October 2022. Every show was 21 and over. source ↗
October 2022 — It closed after twenty years, as the Oklahoma Gazette later reported; by 23 October its own site listed no shows. source ↗
December 2022 — Its own site said “The OKC Club is now closed - Thanks for allowing us to be the home of comedy for the past 20 years!” source ↗
10 November 2026 — The site is still up and still says the club is closed. Its old comedian booking page is still online, but no club stands behind it. source ↗
What happened to it
Oklahoma City Loony Bin closed for good after its show of 15 October 2022: “The OKC Club is now closed - Thanks for allowing us to be the home of comedy for the past 20 years!”.
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Stand-up near Oklahoma City Loony Bin's old room today
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma still has its comedy crowd: the 3 nearest open rooms are below, with what each one's own site says about its shows, its open mic and its tickets.
ShowsTuesday to Sunday — Tuesday and Wednesday are mostly open-mic nights
Open micSome Tuesdays — New Talent Tuesday, 7:00 PM, free — and one Wednesday a month, the NEVER ENDING Open Mic, 7:00 PM — Fill in the online form at barkentertainment.com/open-mic between the 1st and the 15th for the following month; the lineup is emailed on the last Wednesday of the month and posted on OpenMicer.com; three walk-in Lucky Bucket spots for comics who arrive 6:00–6:50 PM. Tuesdays take about 20 comics at 4 minutes each; the Never Ending mic puts every sign-up on stage for 3 minutes
In the club's own words, checked 10 November 2026 — tap or hover a source for the exact wording. Not published there: a minimum, the phone rule and parking.
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Questions about Oklahoma City Loony Bin
Is Oklahoma City Loony Bin open?
No: “The OKC Club is now closed - Thanks for allowing us to be the home of comedy for the past 20 years!” (as of 10 November 2026). The rooms open near it are below.
When did Oklahoma City Loony Bin open?
In 2002, in northwest Oklahoma City.
What happened to Oklahoma City Loony Bin?
Oklahoma City Loony Bin closed for good after its show of 15 October 2022: “The OKC Club is now closed - Thanks for allowing us to be the home of comedy for the past 20 years!”.
Who played at Oklahoma City Loony Bin?
Its own listings billed 8 comedians from 24 September 2022 to 15 October 2022, among them Mike Speenberg, Don Garrett, Rick Gutierrez, Paul Farahvar, Landry and Dwight Simmons.
