This popular festival showcases dozens of craft brews, special editions and longtime favorites.
Greg Horton
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Bartenders are crazy about bitters
A Good Egg Dining Group makes use of bitters on its spring drink menus.
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Deerpeople’s long awaited album catches energy of live show
Translating a live performance to an album is perhaps the most difficult thing for a band to do, especially when that band is excellent live. And particularly when that band has such a frenetic level of energy that just being in the venue with it induces a state in which it’s impossible not to laugh […]
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Helen Kelter Skelter offers trippy textures with new album
There is a moment when a band transitions from a group of guys from high school talking about a band to actually becoming a band.
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New OKC venue hopes to attract large indie music acts
The Criterion is slated to open in 2016.
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OKC Philharmonic celebrates life, spring with Sun-Drenched Celebrations
Spring is here and OKC Phil wants to salute it with you.
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Project seeks funding to unite local artists, foster collaboration
A GoFundMe campaign fosters collaboration in the art community.
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Local businessman finds Success with a little help from a distilling icon
Jeff Thurmon learned to make vodka by trial and error.
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Chong Wah creates distinctive Asian specialties with Western flair
Actual Chinese food has almost nothing to do with American Chinese food. Thank goodness.
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Islam is strong, growing in Oklahoma
Nihad Awad came to Oklahoma City for the first time just weeks after the Murrah bombing. Awad is the national executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), and his organization was less than a year old when Timothy McVeigh murdered 168 people. “People forget that the Muslim community was accused of the […]