The Food Truck & Poetry Edition of “MELANATED Fridays” will take place at 1335 W. Britton Road from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Nov. 19. Admission is $5. The monthly “MELANATED Fridays” event series is hosted and presented by LaToya Robinson (CEO/Owner of Jo’Mae Custom Creations LLC), Rachel Handy (Owner of Zen Event Space LLC), […]
KM Bramlett
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The Oklahomo Hiker
As autumn ushers itself in and the outdoors feels less hellish, it’s an excellent time to get out for a hike. If you’re interested in hiking for the first time, it might be hard to know where to start. What gear do you need? Which trails are beginner-friendly? What should you do if you need […]
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India in OKC
India, the vast and culturally diverse South Asia country where religious traditions vary widely and nearly 20,000 dialects are spoken across its 29 states, will be showcased at a rescheduled festival later this month. The India Association of Oklahoma (IAOK) will host the India Food and Arts Festival at the Myriad Gardens from 3 p.m. […]
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With dances and tears
It’s the middle of Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from Sept. 15 (Mexican Independence Day is the 16th, not Cinco de Mayo) to Oct. 15. Let’s celebrate by getting a glimpse of mariachi culture. “Music is very important to us Mexicans. We will celebrate life with dances and tears. Mariachi music is part of every […]
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Matching the vibe
Nikolas Thompson is a professional in all things music, but scoring films is what’s currently keeping his hands busy. A native Oklahoman, his professional path has landed him in San Francisco, Tulsa, and Seoul, South Korea. His extensive résumé includes a variety of titles: record producer, re- cording engineer, and guitarist and songwriter for his […]