Cover Teaser: Gathering of the Juggalos — ICP hits OKC!
Insane Clown Posse, aka ICP, brings its longtime Gathering of the Juggalos four-day fan festival — featuring everything from rap and rock performers Waka Flaka Flame, Vanilla Ice, Mushroomhead and Dope to comedy, professional wrestling, sideshows, parties, carnival rides, movie screenings and more — to Oklahoma City’s Lost Lakes Amphitheater and Waterpark July 26-29. By Ben Luschen.
Cover Story: Macca, we’re amazed! Musicians, politicians, newsies and more share impact of McCartney and The Beatles ahead of Monday concert
“I truly felt at the time as if I had consumed a drug, and in a sense, I had. When I hear people talk about their experiences on DMT or ayahuasca and how it seems to clear up the questions they have about their life, that’s kind of how I felt when I heard Sgt.…
A Bethany theater gives aspiring actors of all ages and experience levels a place to hone their craft
Founder Audra Faust believes this is the first time Bethany has had its own theater company.
Experimental harpist Sun Riah returns with her new album Sitting with Sounds and Listening for Ghosts
An album release show is planned for July 21 at Opolis.
Sept. 12’s election will include propositions for improvements to infrastructure
Oklahoma City voters could deliver a $730.5 million investment for roads through a combination of proposed sales and property taxes
Historic Capitol Hill’s ongoing revival includes improving the arts in the district
Renovations to structures like Yale Theater will usher in the next wave of change.
Gazedibles: Dog days
Hot dogs are a classic summer staple, and some metro chefs have elevated the all-American standard.
Stained glass artist James Rogers King shares his creativity via his multifaceted art and retail studio
King learned most of his stained glass technique on his own.
A new Oklahoma History Center exhibit chronicles the state’s fascination with cars
The Art of Speed runs through Aug. 12 at Oklahoma History Center.
Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park’s Or, humorously tells the tale of pioneering playwright Aphra Behn
The play runs through July 23 in OSP’s Paseo Arts District indoor theater.
Chicken-Fried News: Continental conspiracy
A Ponca City woman tried to hire a hitman through Craigslist.
A new campaign confronts Islamophobia by introducing Oklahoma Muslims to their neighbors
The campaign includes posters, videos, blog posts and events.
Chicken-Fried News: Native, Indian
A U.S. Senate candidate sent Oklahoma-born Sen. Elizabeth Warren a DNA test to prove she’s Native American, but that’s not exactly how they work.
Oklahoma Department of Education and OSU train nutritionists to better meet meal standards
Cooking For Kids classes are offered at Francis Tuttle Technology Center and in Tulsa, Okmulgee, Stillwater, Alva and Bartlesville.
The Mantel Wine Bar & Bistro is Bricktown’s fine-dining masterpiece
The restaurant serves up perfectly cooked classics with masterful twists.
Her Art: Women Art Fashion event proceeds benefit female business owners in Afghanistan and Rwanda
The annual art show makes its 21c Museum Hotel debut.
One-man electronic band They Act Human defies categorization
They Act Human’s debut album release shows are 7-10 p.m. Friday-Saturday at Bomb Shelter.
Letter to the Editor: July 12, 2017
As a retired professor of American history, it is my considered conclusion that Trump is fundamentally unfit and unqualified to carry out the duties of the office that he has assumed.
National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum hosts weekly whiskey events
“We wanted to make it so that it could be fun and educational and social,” Wolins said, “which is what museums are all about these days.”
Chicken-Fried News: Red river
Penn Square Mall was shut down on Independence Day due to flooding.
Community advocate Kendra Horn seeks to represent central Oklahoma in the U.S. Congress
Horn wants to use her position to support middle-class families, strengthen access to health care, ensure quality public education and support small businesses.
Chicken-Fried News: Invisible riches
Oklahoma libraries are participating in a program bringing WiFi to rural communities.
Red Earth MFA welcomes visiting authors for a reading
Poet and memoirist Richard Hoffman and author and poet Michael Henson read at The Paramount OKC 7 p.m. Thursday.
Chicken-Fried News: Name game
The MAPS 3 downtown park finally has a name!
