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Beyond the Festival

For many Oklahomans, deadCenter arrives once a year. It shows up in June with red carpets, packed theaters, celebrity sightings and a flood of independent films that briefly transform downtown Oklahoma City into a gathering place for filmmakers and cinephiles. But for Amy Janes, deadCenter Film’s newly appointed executive director, one of the organization’s biggest […]

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Pride Guide

From parades and downtown festivals to art markets, drag performances, and family-friendly gatherings, Pride Month brings a full calendar of celebrations to Oklahoma City throughout June. Whether you’re looking to honor LGBTQ+ history, support local artists, connect with community organizations, or simply join the festivities, there are events happening all month long across the metro. […]

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Screen Time

The Drama Friendships, sacred bonds and loyalties are put to the test in director Kristoffer Borgli’s (Dream Scenario) provocative new film, The Drama. Picture it: A wedding ceremony is one week away. The soon-to-be bride and groom, Emma and Charlie (Zendaya and Robert Pattinson), and their Best Man and Maid of Honor, Mike and Rachel […]

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Driven to Abstraction

How would you describe yourself as an artist? I create large abstract works. I love to work in large pieces. I like to dance when I create my pieces, and I love a large enough canvas that I feel like it’s a full-body movement. What has drawn you to abstract art? I love abstract pieces […]

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Free Will Astrology – June

ARIES (March 21-April 19): In the weeks ahead, simply being right won’t necessarily lead to success. Having strength, intelligence, wealth, or connections might help, though not as much as usual. But a different approach will work well as you strive to overcome challenges: a blend of cleverness and integrity. I invite you to be cunning […]

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1515 Lincoln Gallery Presents Nature Morte, Curated by Elizabeth Wylie

1515 Lincoln Gallery presents Nature Morte, a new exhibition curated by Elizabeth Wylie, on view June 4 through August 1, 2026. Focusing on the still life tradition, the exhibition brings together a mix of historical and contemporary works drawn from the gallery’s collection, consigned artists, and additional selections that broaden the conversation around how everyday […]

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It’s Farmers Market Season!

Welcome to my love letter to fruits and vegetables! I’ve been a vegetarian since the 1980s, so for me, gorgeous produce is pretty hot cha cha. Behold the sweet, drippy Oklahoma peach (ideally eaten over the sink) in July! Marvel at the glorious, sweet-tart juiciness of a fresh tomato sandwich on white bread with mayo (Miracle Whip if you must) and a dash of salt! Revel in the fragrant perfection of devouring a pint of strawberries […]

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Celebrating Art and Community

From its creation in 1929 as a shopping center, the Paseo Arts District has evolved into a staple of Uptown OKC, now featuring fine dining, boutiques, and countless art galleries.The neighborhood’s iconic vibrant color palette and Spanish-style architecture have remained intact through the years, making it a distinctive pocket of the city. Filled with both […]

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How to Celebrate Route 66 in OKC

Although it was officially decommissioned in 1985, Route 66 continues to exert an influence on American travel and pop culture. Originally proposed by Oklahoma businessman Cyrus Avery, the 2448-mile stretch of highway from Chicago to Santa Monica – variously known by its highway number and literary metaphors like “Mother Road” – was commissioned on November […]

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