Here’s a sampling of our OG Picks for January—but there’s plenty more where that came from. Visit our online calendar to explore all your options. It’s easy to search and navigate, making it simple to find something that fits your vibe. January isn’t a sleepy winter month. There’s no shortage of things to do with […]
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OKC Zoo Arrival!
Last month, the Oklahoma City Zoo celebrated the arrival of a delightful baby giraffe named “Juju,” bringing joy to visitors and staff alike! Guests can catch a glimpse of this charming newcomer on exhibit, making it a perfect time for a family outing. Be sure to stop by and say hello to Juju!
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New Year’s Eve Picks Around OKC
Renaissance Masquerade: Sinners and Saints Time: 8pmLocation: Anthem BrewingCost: $65–$110 | 21+Tickets Step into an immersive masquerade of light and shadow. Angels and demons share the stage as acrobats, dancers, and singers create a night of temptation and wonder. Music, movement, and theatrical spectacle carry guests to midnight—where mystery reigns and the new year begins. […]
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MAPS 4 reveals first look at new Multipurpose Stadium design
The City of Oklahoma City has released the first look at the $121 million MAPS 4 Multipurpose Stadium, planned as the centerpiece of a future sports and entertainment district south of Bricktown. The updated design was presented Wednesday during the MAPS 4 Venues Subcommittee meeting. Mayor David Holt noted that OKC’s long-term investment in sports […]
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What’s Sparkling in OKC This Holiday Season
What’s Sparkling in OKC This Season If you think you’ve seen it all, think again—OKC’s seasonal lineup is the kind you have to experience to believe. From immersive light displays and ice rinks to standout shows, markets, and one-of-a-kind pop-ups, the metro is buzzing with events that impress even the toughest out-of-town guests. Whether you’re […]
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Inside Look
1515 Lincoln Gallery will debut a new exhibition, “Paul Reed – Works on Paper,” with a public opening on Thursday, Dec. 4, from 6-8 p.m. The show brings together 37 works created between 1965 and 2011, offering a rare look at the depth and evolution of Reed’s practice beyond the painted canvas. All works of […]
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Whimsy in Clay: Ceramic Pop-Up with Roger Runge at 1515 Lincoln Gallery
The historic house-turned-gallery will be alive with art and conversation during a day that features two local talents: ceramic artist Roger Runge and painter Nathan Lee.
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Fresh Italian
Elisabetta Fine Italian & Wine 7300 N. Western Ave. elisabettaokc.com (405) 849-9281 What works:The risotto Milanese is perfect. What needs work:The pasta was slightly too al dente. Tip: Order the ice cream; it’s more intricate than the menu makes it seem. Publisher Kimberly Walker and I received the invitation to attend the soft opening of […]
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Christmas cooking
If you’ve already started stressing over Christmas dinner, you can stop now. These seven metro restaurants are open on Christmas Day and offer respite in the form of delicious food that you didn’t cook. Rally Kitchen + Bar 542 S. University Blvd., Norman nounhotel.com/dining/rally-kitchen-bar 405-857-8575 This Noun Hotel restaurant’s Crimson Christmas! dinner includes four courses […]
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Thanks to-go
It’s widely believed that nothing beats a holiday meal cooked by a loved one who has spent hours or even days before a holiday lovingly basting turkeys and sprinkling fried onions over green bean casserole. But we know that the best holiday meal is one that your father, auntie or cousin didn’t have to cook […]