A decade of sweet treats and neighborhood charm is worth celebrating—and Roxy’s Ice Cream Social is doing just that. The beloved Oklahoma City ice cream shop is marking its 10th anniversary with a month-long celebration this April at its original Plaza District location. Since opening in 2016, Roxy’s has become a go-to destination for families, […]
Gazette staff
Mitchell’s Shade for Everyone tree giveaway returns April 11
Oklahoma City residents can pick up free trees and celebrate community, sustainability and remembrance at the third annual Mitchell’s Shade for Everyone Community Tree Giveaway on Saturday, April 11. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Love’s Travel Stops Stage in Scissortail Park, with trees available while supplies last. Founded by […]
The Evermore brings Victorian charm and modern whimsy just outside OKC
Just 30 minutes from downtown Oklahoma City, a distinctive venue in Guthrie is inviting guests to step into a setting where historic character meets contemporary style. Located inside a restored 19th-century building, The Evermore offers more than 6,000 square feet of thoughtfully designed event space. The venue balances Victorian-era details with modern touches, creating an […]
Gentner Done
Few figures in modern Oklahoma politics have followed a path quite like Gentner Drummond. A rancher, attorney, fighter pilot in the Iraq War, and successful businessman, Drummond had built a reputation for independence that defines his tenure as attorney general of Oklahoma and his campaign for governor in 2026. While the republican primary field is […]
Norman Music Festival Announces Full 2026 Lineup
The Norman Music Festival (NMF) has unveiled its full featured artist lineup for its 18th annual event, set for April 23–25, 2026, in downtown Norman. Following last month’s announcement of national headliners including Momma, Husbands, Ben Quad and Cure for Paranoia, this latest wave highlights the festival’s ongoing commitment to its mission: “Free. Original. Oklahoma.” […]
Oklahoma Aerospace Week Takes Off March 30–April 4
Oklahoma’s aerospace industry takes center stage later this month as Aerospace Week returns with a full slate of events highlighting innovation, workforce development, and the future of flight. Running March 30 through April 4, the weeklong series will bring together industry leaders, educators, policymakers, students, and community organizations across the state. The initiative is led […]
Thunder, OKC break ground on new downtown arena
Oklahoma City is set to take a major step toward its next chapter in professional sports as city leaders and the Oklahoma City Thunder prepare to break ground on a new downtown arena later this week. The ceremony, scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday, March 26, marks the official start of construction on what officials describe […]
Rex Linn Returns to Host 65th Western Heritage Awards
The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum has named actor Rex Linn as emcee for the 65th Annual Western Heritage Awards, taking place Saturday, April 11. Linn, a Texas-born, Oklahoma-raised actor with roles in over 50 films and 45 TV shows, is known for his passion for Western culture. “Rex has a special connection to […]
Walker Avenue project aims to boost safety, connectivity in central OKC
The City of Oklahoma City has begun a $5 million improvement project along North Walker Avenue, targeting a key stretch between NW 23rd Street and NW 32nd Street. The effort is designed to enhance safety and strengthen the connection between two of the city’s most active districts—Uptown 23rd and the Paseo Arts District. Funded through […]
Free to Live to Host Art Show and Auction Benefiting Animal Care
An evening of art, community, and compassion will take center stage later this month as Free to Live Animal Sanctuary hosts a fundraising art show and auction to support hundreds of animals in its care. The event is scheduled from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on Friday, March 27 at Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center. Proceeds from […]
