Speaker Box: iTuning Out
Apple’s announced ending of the paradigm-shifting platform iTunes marks a new chapter in the switch to streaming; fortunately, the LP format is alive and well.
405 Magazine - August 2019
The Art of Brunch
Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center’s elegant summer fundraiser returns for a third year, as guests gather for great tastes, good times and plenty of locally created art.
At Home With Brent Swift
Builder, contractor and developer Brent Swift sits down (in a Carl Hansen chair) to discuss inspirations, renovations and what makes a space sublime.
Franks and Focus Groups
Americans love hot dogs – possibly in part due to the ubiquitous Armour jingle from yesteryear that might not get past a PR department’s notes today.
Exploring Stockyards City
We visited the southside district of Stockyards City for a dose of cattle-driven culture; here’s a roundup of things to see and do.
Entertaining With Nature’s Pizzazz
Making an evening “cool” is a feat this time of year, which is why summer events call for a refreshing splash or two of citrus.
Lori Burson’s Fresh Beginning
A bit smaller a little quieter and still filled with treasured keepsakes, Lori Burson’s new home in northwest OKC is a comfortable, exquisitely designed retreat.
August Must-Dos
Check out our top recommendations for fun stuff to do this month in the 405.
Echoes of Rainbow Records
Former store manager Scott Booker – now longtime manager of The Flaming Lips – reminisces about the broad selection and personal touch of Rainbow Records.
The Whys of Wild Weather
Science Museum Oklahoma examines the whys of the skies and encourages family safety in its informative exhibition Wild Weather.
Ripples of Hope
Special guest Elizabeth Clinton, whose father was a subject of Netflix documentary The Innocent Man, is the keynote speaker for this inaugural breakfast benefiting grief support center Calm Waters.
August Dining: Cheers to Philanthropy
Looking ahead to the wine-driven philanthropy of Thirst for a Cause, plus other developments from around the OKC dining industry.
El Huevo’s Spicy Savor
Just south of the border between Moore and Norman, new Hal Smith Restaurant Group creation El Huevo is perfectly positioned to make brunch a spicy delight.
Good Taste: Victoria’s
After three decades on OU’s Campus Corner, queen of Norman pasta purveyors Victoria’s is about to relocate to a new castle.
Animals Up Close
If your sense of wanderlust includes a desire to hear the call of the wild, here are some amazing U.S. spots to walk and talk and swim with the animals.
The Saga of Spring Frog
One of the oldest extant graves in Oklahoma, a massive stone coffin marking the resting place of Cherokee elder Spring Frog, is as distinctive and memorable as the man it memorializes.
Game, Set, Style
Practical, versatile and eminently stylish, these options in athleisure footwear from local retailers are a great investment for your winning ensemble.
Beau Jennings Rocks The Thunderbird
Local star Beau Jennings discusses taking his sound from award-winning folk to high-energy rock on new album “The Thunderbird” with backing band The Tigers.
Sandwich Central
From time-tested classics to flavor-filled flights of creativity, these 35 sandwiches found at restaurants across the metro are tops in our book.
