Next Issue: Alcoholmanac, Our annual libation celebration
Drink up the excitement in Oklahoma Gazette’s annual Alcoholmanac, featuring a full menu of rich, full-bodied stories on liquor, beer and wine. By Gazette staff Cover illustration by Kimberly Walker
Writer Shea Serrano visits OKC to talk best-sellers The Rap Year Book and Basketball (and Other Things)
A writer’s talk and book singing will be held 2 p.m. March 17 at Ronald J. Norick Downton Library.
The area’s best young art talent gathers inside historic Gold Dome for Momentum 2018
The area’s best young art talent gathers inside historic Gold Dome for Momentum 2018.
Cover: Oklahoma Gazette sizes up Mick Cornett’s 14 years in office
Cornett leaves office as OKC’s 35th mayor next month, passing the gavel to mayor-elect David Holt.
Austin’s The Black Angels launch their latest tour run at Tower Theatre
The show, which also features Atlanta’s Black Lips, begins 8:30 p.m. March 20.
Gazedibles: Being green
Grab some corned beef and green beer this St. Patrick’s Day.
Jewel Box Theatre takes on Neil Simon’s adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s short stories, The Good Doctor
Jewel Box Theatre takes on Neil Simon’s adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s short stories, The Good Doctor.
Chicken-Fried News: No touching!
If you thought your TSA experiences have been rough, read about this one.
Chicken-Fried News: The curious case of the GPS tracker
The latest episode in the soap opera that is Oklahoma politics.
Lyric Theatre’s upcoming production of Junie B. Jones: The Musical highlights the trials of elementary school
Lyric Theatre’s upcoming production of Junie B. Jones: The Musical highlights the trials of elementary school.
The Reading to Dogs program at Metropolitan Library System gives kids a reading boost
The Reading to Dogs program at Metropolitan Library System gives kids a reading boost.
In Oklahoma County, TSET funds work to place physicians in medically underserved communities like Spencer
Sheleatha Taylor-Bristow doesn’t mince words about the impact of the Oklahoma Medical Loan Repayment program for physicians to practice in medically underserved areas of the state. Taylor-Bristow, a primary care physician at Community Health Centers’ Mary Mahoney Memorial Health Center in Spencer, said without the program, “I wouldn’t be able to stay here.” The loan…
Going on 30 years, Jimmy’s Round-Up Cafe attracts crowds with customer service
The familiar voice of Jimmy Collins bellowing, “Welcome to Jimmy’s! How are you doing?” is part of the reason Jimmy’s Round-Up Cafe & Fried Pies has become a southside institution while attracting customers across the region for giant yeast rolls and fresh country cooking. Every customer who walks through the door at 1301 SW 59th…
One of Oklahoma’s giving circles has funded 24 projects in 12 years, directing nearly $3 million into local charitable organizations.
One of Oklahoma’s giving circles has funded 24 projects in 12 years, directing nearly $3 million into local charitable organizations.
Kwan’s Kitchen combines traditional Chinese dishes with European training in a dramatic setting
The restaurant has moved into the former Fox & Hound Bar and Grill location.
The Oklahoma History Center exhibit Welcome Home explores the impact of the Vietnam War on Oklahomans
The exhibit is open through November 2019.
OKG Shop: Spring staycation
If travel isn’t part of your spring break plans, there are plenty of options within the metro area to keep families entertained.
Chicken-Fried News: Gnomatter what
Edmond is a lot of things. But is it one of America’s most artistic cities?
OKC’s Culture Cinematic returns to its jazz roots with an eye on art and experimentation
OKC’s Culture Cinematic returns to its jazz roots with an eye on art and experimentation.
Women’s issues are surging in Oklahoma amid a national conversation around equality
“The #MeToo movement shows that women are not alone in this,” Waggoner said. “And when we rise together and unite, things can change.”
Finding Neverland gives OKC audiences the story behind the Peter Pan fantasy
Finding Neverland gives OKC audiences the story behind the Peter Pan fantasy.
El Primo Loco delivers flame-grilled chicken quickly with local charm
I grew up in the San Fernando Valley of southern California during the 1990s when the “valley girl” stereotype was pervasive in pop culture. To this day, I still insert “like” subconsciously into conversation. But I appreciate the years I lived in Los Angeles because I met a lot of people from different cultures and…
