Cover Teaser: Oklahoma Gazette interviews Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally ahead of deadCenter Film Festival
Oklahoma Gazette’s exclusive interview with comedy and acting power couple Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally welcomes this year’s deadCenter Film Festival. By Ben Luschen. Cover photo bigstock.com. Cover by Christopher Street. Read more about deadCenter in this week’s issue.
Cover Story: OKC Restaurant Week runs June 9-18 at almost 30 participating venues
“We decided we wanted to structure a giving program to give back to the city,” said recruitment specialist Lauren Kerby.
Oklahoma City Restaurant Week, happening June 9-18, also benefits Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma
Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma started its Food for Kids Backpack Program in 2003 after learning about an Oklahoma City elementary school student who fainted while waiting in line on a Monday for lunch. The student had nothing to eat over the weekend. In the 14 years since it began, the program has grown to…
Native American art and multimedia are put on display in Jeffrey Gibson’s new Oklahoma Contemporary exhibit
The exhibit remains open through June 11.
This year’s festival is June 9-11 at Cox Convention Center.
This year’s festival is June 9-11 at Cox Convention Center.
Comedy Fight League returns with a new home at VZD’s Restaurant & Bar
League host Josh Lathe said the show is establishing a new, regular time on the second Thursday of each month.
Oklahoma inventor seeks to reduce bias
Ian Okuden’s BRIDGE simulator reveals hidden prejudice and bias, enabling people to assess their perception.
There’s a great big, tasty world of raw foods at some of your favorite metro restaurants.
There’s a great big, tasty world of raw foods at some of your favorite metro restaurants.
Addiction poses threat to Oklahoma teens
The health department and local officials and organizations help teens struggling with addiction through programs and prevention tactics.
Serving peace: Raindrop Foundation hosts Ramadan dinner to promote understanding and harmony
“Most people may not know that, besides fasting, Ramadan is a month of sharing and generosity. It is our obligation,” Akkus said.
Oklahoma City Pro-Am Classic brings cycling race excitement back to the city’s downtown districts
The three-day event features courses in Midtown, Film Row and Automobile Alley.
Peace, Love & Goodwill Festival returns with music, food trucks, princesses and more
The family festival is 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday at Myriad Botanical Gardens.
It’s named after decora, a Tokyo street fashion of bright, bold colors that evoke a sense of fun, and that aesthetic carries through the restaurant.
It’s named after decora, a Tokyo street fashion of bright, bold colors that evoke a sense of fun, and that aesthetic carries through the restaurant.
Oklahoma Legislature passes bill to help eliminate food deserts
The Healthy Food Financing Act takes effect Nov. 1.
Chicken-Fried News: Sonic supplies
Sonic Corp. recently donated $109,000 to Oklahoma City Public Schools.
Chicken-Fried News: Fly trap
OKC Thunder player Enes Kanter was momentarily stranded in Europe recently after his home country revoked his passport.
Three community leaders receive awards from Downtown Oklahoma City, Inc.
Jim Couch, Leslie Batchelor and Mark Beffort are being recognized for their work in the development of OKC.
Historic guitarist’s move to Greece signals an era’s end in Oklahoma City’s eclectic music scene
Miho Kolliopoulos is the brother of pioneering punk vocalist Basile Kolliopoulos, who died in 2013.
American Banjo Museum hosts an open bluegrass jam session
Because the range of styles that can be played on the banjo is diverse, the session is restricted to bluegrass.
Carpenter Square Theatre’s Creating Claire humorously explores the conflict between science and religion
The play is directed by former Classen School of Advanced Studies theater teacher Terry Veal.
The Non-Prophet Book of Common Prayer offers secular blessings for the hurting
The book from Literati Press opens with a release show and art exhibition Friday at Paseo Plunge.
Letters to the Editor: May 31, 2017
President Donald Trump should extend to LGBT people the same rights and protections guaranteed on account of race, religion or nation of origin.
Food Briefs: Wines of the West, Salata and more
Oklahoma boasts almost 50 wineries, which might surprise many wine enthusiasts. Sixteen of those will be featured at Wines of the West, where guests can sample some of the best of Oklahoma in one of its most unique settings.
Chicken-Fried News: Let’s get social
Oklahoma lawmakers took to social media to voice their concerns about the state budget.
Chicken-Fried News: Time expired
OKC leaves behind an inventive history as it moves forward with paid parking technology.
