Novelist Adam Davies has done and seen a lot, but nothing prepared him for how much he would love Oklahoma.
Josh Hutton
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OU keeps art looted by Nazis
The only heir to a painting looted by the Nazis wants the artwork back, but OU won’t return it.
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Class celebrates Native footwear by reproducing it
The Cherokee Nation will host a class on making moccasins 10 a.m. Tuesday at John Ross Museum, 22366 S. 530 Road, in Park Hill. The class coincides with Native American Heritage Month and Rock Your Mocs Day, a day on which members of all tribes are encouraged to wear moccasins. Nov. 15 is this year’s […]
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Some of OKC’s brightest minds to attend creativity forum
This November, Creative Oklahoma will send its delegation of 17 homegrown artists, entrepreneurs and innovators to the Creativity World Forum in Kortrijk, Belgium.
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For writers seeking to strengthen their style or figure out where in God’s green earth the comma goes, Oklahoma City’s literary community offers help.
For writers seeking to strengthen their style or figure out where in God’s green earth the comma goes, Oklahoma City’s literary community offers help.
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Midtown is a favorite for eating, drinking, making merry
Take a short walk south on Hudson Avenue, pause between 10th and Ninth streets and gaze east. For maximum effect, do this at sundown on a Monday or Tuesday, when people are largely absent.
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Nonprofit wants you to recycle trash by making it art
OKC Beautiful is taking submissions for its fourth annual Art in Recycled Trash (A.R.T.) Show until October 31.
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Climate march planned
Environmentalists will gather for the People’s Climate March at the Oklahoma City Municipal Building on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. The march is intended to negate what Peace House director and event organizer Nathaniel Batchelder calls the majority of state politicians’ “climate denial.” “There are virtually no scientists today that disagree with the premise that global […]
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Coweta man receives Medal of Honor 44 years after death
Don Sloat was awarded the Medal of Honor for throwing himself on a grenade and saving others.