There’s no better place to witness all the colors of Christmas than the Miller Neighborhood’s Holiday Home Tour, with magnificent variations of grand decorations for the public to enjoy. Mantels and Trees, the self-guided tour of each featured home, showcases…
At OKC’s new First Americans Museum, investing in Native art means giving back to the community. During its inaugural Winter Holiday Arts Market, 11 am-4 pm Dec. 4-5, the public can expect to see a brilliant arrangement of handmade pieces…
Visit the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum on Friday for a special EYEwitness Tour from Barry Black, FBI Special Agent and Bomb Technician. From 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., the museum offers a private tour and behind-the-scenes tour of the…
Did you know Samuel Morse, the same man who brought us Morse Code and the electric telegraph, was also a prolific painter? In 1825, Morse and 14 of his artistic peers created The National Academy of Design. This is an…
Oklahoma City is overflowing with generous groups—too many to list them all. However, we have highlighted a few local gems below, along with their greatest needs. We hope you discover a nonprofit that inspires you to do a little…
With the holidays right around the corner, there’s nothing like putting on a classic movie to spread the Christmas cheer. But instead of watching it in your living room, head over to The McKnight Center at OSU, which is performing…
Skate your way into the holidays with the return of the Devon Ice Rink this Saturday, November 20. With 5,500 square feet of real ice beneath twinkling lights, as well as seasonal food and beverage offerings, the Devon Ice Rink…
Oklahoma State University’s McKnight Center for the Performing Arts celebrated its grand re-opening weekend with stellar performances from Tim McGraw, Itzhak Perlman, Brian Stokes Mitchell, and Megan Hilty. Planning began last spring for this year’s upcoming season starting with this…
A traveling exhibit that offers a fascinating look at the history of American art opens at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art this week. “For America: Paintings from the National Academy of Design” features 99 paintings from the Academy’s collection…
Kids go through all kinds of short-lived phases focused on new-found interests. Most stick with them only until the next soon-to-pass passion develops. Most ... but not Rob Lake. Today, Lake is a world-renowned illusionist who has performed in more…
All six shows of this OKC Broadway season have one thing in common: A version has graced the big screen. Some were musicals first and made into movies, like My Fair Lady, Oklahoma! and Dear Evan Hansen, while others, like…
As The Jones Assembly celebrated its opening in 2017, Oklahomans could not have predicted the community involvement and musical dining experience that would characterize this engaging eatery. With seasonal and holiday events—including its Jonestober fest for fall, which features German…
The Farnam American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) World Championship Show will be held Oct. 28-Nov. 20 at Oklahoma City’s State Fair Park. The 46th annual event—which reins in some $50 million in economic impact for OKC—requires the expertise of roughly…
Edmond’s Armstrong Auditorium invites you to expand your musical horizons, as its International Cultural Foundation kicks off the 23rd annual Performing Arts Series with music from the . Currently on its North American tour, this popular musical group is…
When Lindsey and Kyle McElvaney met with Don Hildebrand to plan out their new home, the kitchen took top priority in the open-concept layout. “We intentionally placed the kitchen in the center of the home, which allows for easy entertaining,”…
Millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed the earth—but why should we leave them in the science textbooks of the past? Bringing our prehistoric friends into the modern world, Jurassic Quest ismigrating to Shawnee Oct. 22-24 at The Heart of…
“Would you like a fruity beer?” “Are you sure you want a stout?” “I’m not sure you know what a porter is.” “We only have beers on tap, no cider.” In places where human behavior is studied with a critical…
After a once-promising future slipped through the hands of Michael Norris, he got it back – against all odds – through a first-of-its-kind program that is restoring lives and families. The Center for Social Innovation (CFSI) surrounded Norris with…
For Peter Dolese, there’s barely even a blurry line between where his work stops and his life starts. “My life and my work are one and the same,” he said. “My work doesn’t even feel like work. When you…
When thinking of Oklahoma City’s sports scene, you’re bound to start by thinking about basketball, baseball or soccer due to the Oklahoma City Thunder, Dodgers, and Energy FC taking most of the headlines and attention—not to mention the University…
The life-enriching events we have missed are finally returning! Many have deeply yearned for live music over the last year and a half, so the excitement and richly rewarding sounds of concerts will be literal music to their ears.…
"Persians aren't liars. They're poets, which is worse." During the aftermath of 9/11, a 12-year-old boy named Khousrou (now called "Daniel") stands in front of an Oklahoma classroom and begins, "I'll tell you a story. We can know and be…
OKC’s Down Syndrome Festival kicks off this Saturday at 8 a.m, located at the Myriad Botanical Gardens. Featuring an awareness walk (starting at 9:30 a.m.), family-friendly activities, a 1-mile fun run and a 5k, you won’t want to miss out…
OKC finds itself surrounded by talented creators, providing an opportunity for exciting festivals as the seasons change. The Plaza District Association is set to showcase a variety of retail, food, art, and music on October 2nd, including the 6th annual…
