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 […]
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Gazedibles: Ghoulish atmosphere
One of the best things about Halloween and the beginning of the cozy season is the vibes — spooky surprises, sweet treats and cozy comforts await you at every turn. And these metro hangouts offer a little bit of both. By Brittany Pickering with provided and Gazette / file photos Good for a Few 1705 […]
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Ninth Street Patio Oasis
Factory Obscura Factory Obscura was founded in 2017 at a mysterious meeting, and its members cover a wide range of artistic styles and mediums. The interactive art space’s mission is to support, create and awaken our community and our world. Katiebug’s Sips & Sweets Katiebug’s started as a shaved ice and hot chocolate truck but […]
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Emerging art
In late April, Paseo Arts Association (PAA) moved its headquarters next door to 3024 Paseo St., tripling its square footage and giving it the ability to expand its programming capabilities. The organization was formed in 1981 to help organize and promote The Paseo Arts District. Paseo Arts and Creativity Center (PACC) is now home to […]
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Holy stick
On a deceptively quiet street at the corner of SW Second Street and S. Klein Avenue, 1203 SW Second St., behind Farmers Public Market and a couple doors down from The Loaded Bowl downtown sits Palo Santo, an airy, spacious bar offering the atmosphere of Palm Springs and the hominess, friendliness and materials of Oklahoma. […]
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OKG Artists: Greg Pogue Jr.
Oklahoma Gazette: How did you get into making art? Greg Pogue Jr.: I started drawing at an early age. I use to draw Marvel comic characters and cartoons. I took a break so I could focus on playing sports during high school and college, and I didn’t start back drawing until I had a terrible […]
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PRESS RELEASE Oklahoma City’s Independence Day holiday schedule
The Independence Day holiday schedule for City of OKC services is below: Friday, July 3 City offices closed. No change to trash, recycling or bulky waste pickup. Remember: No bagged trash pickup for bulky waste or regular trash service (except bags inside Big Blue carts). Call (405) 297-2833 if you need an extra trash cart. […]
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Oklahoma Gazette interviews Lucas Ross from American Banjo Museum
Americana Fest 11 a.m.-5 p.m. June 27 americanbanjomuseum.com 405-604-2793 Free Brittany Pickering: I’m here with Lucas Ross, who is in charge of education and promotions at American Banjo Museum, and he’s here to talk about Americana Fest. How are you doing? Lucas Ross: Hey! I’m great! Thanks for having me. Brittany Pickering: Cool! Can you […]
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deadCenter 2020: female directors
After So Many Days Available to stream in Oklahoma at deadcenterfilm.org. Director: Jim Hanft, Samantha Yonack Screenwriter: Jim Hanft, Samantha Yonack, Natalia Anderson, Kyle Weber Producer: Natalia Anderson, Jim Hanft, Kyle Weber, Samantha Yonack Executive Producer: Clinton Trucks, Mike Zwahlen Cast: Jim Hanft, Samantha Yonack Two recently married musicians embark on a yearlong tour, planning […]
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deadCenter 2020: LGBTQ+ roundup
Breaking Fast Available to stream in Oklahoma through June 16 at deadcenterfilm.org. Director: Mike Mosallam Screenwriter: Mike Mosallam Producer: Seth Hauer, Sarah Bazzi, Bay Dariz, Alex Lampsos, Davin Michaels Cast: Haaz Sleiman, Michael Cassidy, Amin El Gamal Cinematographer: Anka Malatynska Editor: Mike Hugo Music: Omar Fadel Practicing Muslim Mo is joined by All-American Kal for […]