Somewhere over the Rainbow, there's an extraordinary place that's made of Dreams, somewhere over the Rainbow, the Land of Oz calls out for thee, somewhere over the Rainbow, the Emerald City shines and gleams, somewhere over the Rainbow, Dorothy Gale sings a lullaby to me, somewhere over the Rainbow, Magic Slippers clicked times three, somewhere over the Rainbow, is where I wish to be...
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Happy 80th Anniversary to The Wizard of Oz  On this day in August 1939, the classic Metro Goldwin Mayor film The Wizard of Oz was released to movie theaters across North America. Since then, it has become both a staple in modern popular culture and a major piece of American culture. |
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A Wonderful and Welcoming Encyclopedia of all things Oz that anyone can edit or contribute Oz-related information and Oz facts, so enjoy!     The Land of Oz Explore the magical kingdom! Read more > Emerald City Read about the short-lived TV series. Read more > The Wiz Live! Learn about the Emmy-winning televised musical. Read more > The Wizard of Oz Revisit the classic film. Read more >    About us This wiki is dedicated to the task of collecting and displaying to the public information regarding the world surrounding the Land of Oz created by author L. Frank Baum in his original series of books, which was continued by other authors and explored further in print, on the stage, and on the silver screen with many canon continuation and adaptations. Recent changes / Wiki FAQ 3,640 articles and 8,364 files  "Over the Rainbow, and many, many miles East of nowhere, lies the Magical Land of Oz, a magnificent empire created in the mind of a man named L. Frank Baum, who wrote a marvelous book about it titled The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the first American Fairytale. And like wildfire in a wheatfield, the spellbinding tale of Oz spread from town, to city, to nation, and captured the hearts of people young and old from all over the entire world. Even a century after it was first told, Oz is still as entrancing and intriguing as it was over one hundred years ago in 1900. And unlike many stories told throughout time, Oz hasn't lost it's ability to cause people from generation from generation to fall under it's spell. There are so many endearing characters to meet and places to go, fantastical adventures to have and enchanted inhabitants to encounter. So, just follow the Yellow Brick Road, visit the Emerald City and click your heels in anticipation. The wonderful world of Oz awaits you!" ―The Wonderful Wiki of Oz  Visit the Emerald City Here! Check Out      Browse the Oz Wiki  Full-text Books Books Comics Albums Movies Video Games Merchandise Authors Actors Book Characters Movie Characters Locations Magical Items Races  Children's Literature Go to these sites for info or for help with your own wiki! Alice's Adventures in Wonderland • Amulet • Anne of Green Gables • The Chronicles of Narnia • Dear America • Goosebumps • The Green Ember • Harry Potter • How to Train Your Dragon • Jumanji • Keeper of the Lost Cities • Little House on the Prairie • The Magic School Bus • Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children • Night Speakers • Oz • Peter Pan • The Polar Express • The Railway Series • Rainbow Magic • Tracy Beaker • The Unwanteds Series • Wings of Fire • Wonder Want your community included? See how!   Fantasy Movies Go to these sites for info or for help with your own wiki! The Chronicles of Narnia • Descendants • Disney • Final Fantasy • Halloweentown • Harry Potter • Hellboy • Jungle Book • Lord of the Rings • Pirates of the Caribbean • Underworld • The Wizard of Oz Want your community included? See how!   Theater Wikis Go to these sites for info or for help with your own wiki! Annie • Back to the Future: The Musical • Bad Cinderella • Carrie •Cats • Come From Away • Disney Musicals • Dear Evan Hansen • Randy Feltface • Grease • Groundhog Day • Hadestown • Hamilton • Jekyll & Hyde • Les Misérables • The Lion King •Little Shop of Horrors • Matilda • The Phantom of the Opera • Rent • Rocky Horror • School of Rock •Six • Something Rotten! •Spring Awakening • Starlight Express •West Side Story •Wicked • The Wizard of Oz  |
On this day in August 1939, the classic Metro Goldwin Mayor film The Wizard of Oz was released to movie theaters across North America. Since then, it has become both a staple in modern popular culture and a major piece of American culture.
"Over the Rainbow, and many, many miles East of nowhere, lies the Magical Land of Oz, a magnificent empire created in the mind of a man named L. Frank Baum, who wrote a marvelous book about it titled The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the first American Fairytale. And like wildfire in a wheatfield, the spellbinding tale of Oz spread from town, to city, to nation, and captured the hearts of people young and old from all over the entire world. Even a century after it was first told, Oz is still as entrancing and intriguing as it was over one hundred years ago in 1900. And unlike many stories told throughout time, Oz hasn't lost it's ability to cause people from generation from generation to fall under it's spell. There are so many endearing characters to meet and places to go, fantastical adventures to have and enchanted inhabitants to encounter. So, just follow the Yellow Brick Road, visit the Emerald City and click your heels in anticipation. The wonderful world of Oz awaits you!" ―The Wonderful Wiki of Oz 
Visit the Emerald City Here! Check Out