Bite Size
Carol Smaglinski
Fred Langford is the director of fresh foods and catering at Buy For Less at 3501 N.W. Expressway.
Wednesday 19 Jun
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Bite Size
Carol Smaglinski
Fred Langford is the director of fresh foods and catering at Buy For Less at 3501 N.W. Expressway.
Information or Islamophobia?
While a visiting Michael Hoehn warned of Islamic infiltration, a CAIR representative claimed the speaker was spreading hatred.
News
Clifton Adcock
Shadow governments in waiting, terrorist infiltration at all levels of government and grand designs for a one-world religion. While this may sound like a thrilling novel, for some, it’s happening now.
Second-degree Murder
The Murder Junkies keep GG Allin’s memory and angry spirit alive. You’ve been warned.
Music
Chris Parker
The Murder Junkies with The Constanzas, Half Black Jesus and Bare Knuckle Shuffle
9 p.m. Monday
The Conservatory, 8911 N. Western
ConservatoryOKC.com, 607-4805
Back to the nest
More and more college grads are moving back in with Mom and Dad.
Speculation on the Durant/ Westbrook situation in OKC
Are they competing? Are they not?
Fantasmagorical
Winning a Grammy, playing with Prince — it’s been a magical time of late for the Latin funk outfit Grupo Fantasma.
Music
Joshua Boydston
Grupo Fantasma
8 p.m. Friday
Opolis, 113 N. Crawford, Norman
Opolis.org, 820-0951
$10 advance/$12 day of show
Business opportunity
J Roddy Walston went against God — or so his parents said — to pursue his heavenly brand of piano-based rock with The Business.
Music
Joshua Boydston
J Roddy Walston and The Business
6 p.m. Tuesday
The Conservatory, 8911 N. Western
ConservatoryOKC.com, 607-4805
$10 advance, $12 door
‘5’ star
Take a memo: Former ‘American Idol’ runner-up Diana DeGarmo takes the stage for ‘9 to 5: The Musical.’
Performing Arts
Rod Lott
9 to 5: The Musical
7:30 p.m. Wednesday-Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday, 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday
Civic Center Music Hall, 201 N. Walker
OKCCivicCenter.com, 297-2264
$18-$65
A poet's passion
A metro-area writer uses empathy to connect with readers and youth.
Features
Ryan Querbach
If you saw Robert Swain Lewis, you wouldn’t be surprised that he’s an Army veteran. You might not even be surprised to learn he works for the Oklahoma County Office of Juvenile Affairs. But, you would almost definitely be surprised that he is a published poet.
