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Carol Smaglinski
The Midwest City Chamber of Commerce leadership class is hosting the event and anticipates around 20 different restaurants to show up and offer a “taste” of what they’re doing.

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Carol Smaglinski
Spring means in-season fruits and veggies and the opening of farmers’ markets!

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Carol Smaglinski
Sunday is Easter, and whether you celebrate for religious reasons or because you like pastels and cute animals, there’s a place for you at the Oklahoma City Zoo.

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Carol Smaglinski

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Carol Smaglinski

Demo your diet
Eating healthy is much easier than it used to be with plenty of information about balancing your dietary intake and an entire city of support. After a recent million-pound loss, Oklahoma City is seriously overhauling eating habits, and that all starts at home.

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Carol Smaglinski
Irish luck on Saturday
Folks will be toasting to the luck o’ the Irish Saturday by sipping green beer and tapping along to live music at the Baker St. Pub & Grill at 2701 W. Memorial. Celebrations begin at 3 p.m., with live music provided by The Weathermen, Crossland and Jetset Kings.

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Carol Smaglinski

Having a FEAST
FEAST (Funding Emerging Art with Sustainable Tactics) begins 6 to 8 p.m Tuesday at Picasso Cafe, 3009 Paseo. This arts-funding concept premiered in Brooklyn before making its way to Oklahoma City’s own Paseo District.

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Carol Smaglinski

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Carol Smaglinski
Arts and eats
Deep Fork Wood Grill & Seafood, 5418 N. Western, and its sister restaurant, Cafe Nova, 4308 N. Western, are planning special events to benefit Allied Arts. They’ve worked up $30 prix fixe menus that will run through March. For each meal sold, $10 will be donated to Allied Arts.

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Carol Smaglinski, Jenn Scott

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Carol Smaglinski

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Carol Smaglinski

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Carol Smaglinski

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Carol Smaglinski

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Carol Smaglinski