Cover Teaser: OKC celebrates with TenaCity cycling fest
In its fifth year, Oklahoma City Pro-Am Classic teams up with H&8th Night Market and YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City to create Oklahoma TenaCity, a three-day event of bike races and rides and family-friendly activities. Riders in the Pro-Am Classic compete for $45,000 in cash prizes June 3-5, and those looking for a less competitive…
Team of young Native American artists brighten up downtown’s Sheridan underpass
The artists working on the Sheridan Avenue underpass downtown hope to have their mural projects finished by the beginning of June.
Captain America: Civil War is Marvel’s tonally dark answer to Batman v Superman
A bright point of Captain America: Civil War is the introduction of Tom Holland’s fresh and nervous Spider-Man.
Massive art donation establishes Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art as premier venue for contemporary Native American art
Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art’s compilation of contemporary Native American art was donated by Arizona attorney and art collector James T. Bialac.
L-Smooth proves himself a hip-hop purist on Era of an Emcee
Era of an Emcee establishes rapper L-Smooth as a thoughtful lyricist.
“What it boils down to is giving them the facts, the information,” said Harms, Katia Harms’ mother, “and not making them feel bad or weird.”
“What it boils down to is giving them the facts, the information,” said Harms, Katia Harms’ mother, “and not making them feel bad or weird.”
Gazedibles: Discovery dining
New restaurants offer everything from sushi to sweet treats.
Communities prepare for possible MAPS 4 vote
MAPS 4 Neighborhoods holds town hall meeting in anticipation of MAPS 4 announcement.
Sunset Song tackles courage in all its forms
A film adaptation of a 1932 Scottish novel plays at OKCMOA May 27-29.
The Wizard of Oz and Fiddler on the Roof are planned for Lyric Theatre’s 2016 summer schedule
All four of Lyric Theatre’s summer musical productions take the stage at Civic Center Music Hall.
Paseo Arts Festival celebrates its 40th birthday
This year’s Paseo Arts Festival includes music from Bowlsey, O Fidelis, Jared Deck and Jahruba and the JAH Mystics.
Urban Teahouse takes guests beyond bitter bagged teas
For a huge energy blast, get the matcha latte.
“We have a lot of different options now,” she said. “We’ve always held down the classical fort. We still feel really solid about our mission.”
“We have a lot of different options now,” she said. “We’ve always held down the classical fort. We still feel really solid about our mission.”
Chicken-Fried News: Parking snark
Drivers rejoice! Jeff Struble is trying to end your Plaza District parking woes.
Local bakery is excellent choice for sandwiches and more
Lang’s Bakery goes beyond baked goods and serves up exemplary Vietnamese dishes.
Bakery takes experimentation and perfection to new levels
Belle Kitchen’s owner and staff strive to create ambitious confections and continue to expand the restaurant.
Chicken-Fried News: Finally, freedom
Freedom Oklahoma is celebrating the end of Sally Kern’s term in the Oklahoma Legislature with a fundraiser.
Tyler, the Creator embodies rap’s millennial ethos
Tyler, The Creator plays at Diamond Ballroom May 31.
Jared Deck makes peace with his hometown and past on his breakthrough country debut
Songwriter Jared Deck was previously known for his role in Weatherford-based rock band Green Corn Revival.
Food Briefs: Founders Brewing beer dinner, seasonal Marshall brew, MS Crawfish Boil and more
The fifth annual MS Crawfish Boil is 1-6 p.m. Saturday at Quail Creek Golf & Country Club, 3501 Quail Creek Road.
Bullets Over Broadway ankles into OKC for eight performances
The raucous gangster comedy The New Yorker called “a fun machine from start to finish” debuted in 2014 in New York City.
Letters to the Editor: May 18, 2016
Changes to lottery payout system could provide schools with needed funds.
Chicken-Fried News: Speed trap
The governor removed the maximum speed limit from turnpikes, interstates and rural highways, but that doesn’t mean you can start pretending you drive a race car.
Chicken-Fried News: Quick draw
An Oklahoma lawmaker’s controversial proposed bill dramatically loosening gun restrictions is in committee, awaiting its fate.
Oklahoma musicians return for OKC Jazz Fest
Oklahoma City Jazz Festival features three days of music in Deep Deuce and Bricktown.
OKCPS graduates first class of career academies students
Students in OKCPS’ career academies focus their studies in special areas and graduate with unique skills.
Chicken-Fried News: Luxury rentals
OKC is awash in high-end apartments, but that might not be the best news for middle-income renters.
