Haunt the River is a spookier Halloween option Oct. 29-30 at Lake Overholser Boathouse.
Christine Eddington
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The Of the Earth exhibit showcases Cherokee Nation’s relationship with the planet
“This was a place of reformation,” she explained. “Prisoners were taught trades and gardening so they could make a better life for themselves when they got out.”
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SWOSU performing arts series offers varies entertainment options
Comedian Mike Birbiglia, magician Mike Super and Taj Express: The Bollywood Musical Revue are among this years featured performers.
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Pryor Rendering makes its premiere Sept. 30 at Civic Center Music Hall
The musical drama is based on a novel by Oklahoma author Gary Reed.
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Heritage Hills Historic Homes Tour offers a chance to appreciate local architecture
Overholser Mansion serves as the hub of activity for the weekend tour.
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Oklahoma Historical Society Research Center forced to cut open hours
The library, reading room and research center are now closed on Mondays.
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Afterschool program helps kids dig into science and archaeology
Spike’s Club is a five-week fall program and a weekly spring program and is in its seventh year.
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OSU student studies effects of alcohol and hookah use
Elly Leavens was awarded a grant from the National Institutes of Health for her research project.
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ARTonTAP returns to OKCMOA Sept. 23
Oklahoma City Museum of Art’s 13th annual event features 80 varieties of beer.
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Debaroti Ghosh brings traditional mehndi henna art to Oklahoma
Ghosh can be seen practicing her art in September at Old Paris Flea Market.