If you could combine beer with humanities while getting your Bachelor’s degree, chances are the state’s college graduation rate would be much higher.
Greg Horton
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Experience Holly Wilson’s A Foot in Two Worlds, now on display at Oklahoma Contemporary
There are more than two worlds we inhabit and more than two masks we wear.
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Sunday Twilight Concert Series offers family-friendly music event
The Sunday Twilight Concert Series celebrates its 35th season.
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Fresh off an LGBT club tour, (We Are) Nexus performs live at this year’s OKC Pride celebration.
Fresh off an LGBT club tour, (We Are) Nexus performs live at this year’s OKC Pride celebration.
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Folk chart toppers to play UCO Jazz Lab
Billboard’s top songs list for 1965 includes few surprises. It is populated with now-iconic names: The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Temptations and The Supremes. Alongside British Invasion bands and Motown elite, an almost-forgotten folk music revolution mushroomed. The Communist witch hunts of the McCarthy era damaged the genre’s growth and popularity, and pulled legends […]
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Paseo Comedy Showcase returns to The Red Rooster
Cull your comedy craving at a showcase in the Paseo Arts District.
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Artist-in-residence to create a park, place of serenity at USAO
Jesús Moroles and students begin work on Coming Together Park.
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Leslie Hensley doesn’t do anything halfheartedly.
Leslie Hensley doesn’t do anything halfheartedly.
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The Real Enemy a spirited documentary about OKC’s black mass
When Adam Daniels performed his black mass at Civic Center Music Hall in Oklahoma City last year, a documentary film crew was accompanying him before and during the event.
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Legacy of Conservatory lives on despite new name
The Conservatory is now 89th Street Collective, but it still offers live music for all ages.