Opening Friday, the rink has been built on a field behind the dealership, located at 1221 Ed Noble Parkway off Interstate 35. What better way to spread some holiday cheer and help fight childhood hunger? The festive atmosphere will include holiday music, sponsor-decorated trees, lights and decorations related to classic Christmas movies, including “Rudolph the […]
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Terrorizers
If dealing with relatives all Thanksgiving weekend isn’t scary enough for you, then how about a haunted house? Yes, a haunted house. At the end of November. The Terror on 10th Street house is now open for “A Haunted Thanksgiving,” after Halloween clientele urged the owners to open the local horror hot spot for other […]
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Meal and a show
Art Moves works on the premise that if you can’t bring the people to the art, then bring the art to the people. Every afternoon for an hour, usually from noon to 1 p.m., the Arts Council travels around Oklahoma City to put on art events with artists, musicians or dancers. The idea for the […]
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Yes you can, Istvan
Celebrating its fourth anniversary, Istvan Gallery showcases the works of six artists, one of whom new to its space, but certainly not to the metro arts scene: Kristen Vails, the executive director of the Plaza District Association. Approximately 10 of Vails’ acrylic and latex paintings of horses are on display through Jan. 30, 2012. “I […]
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Yes you can, Istvan
Celebrating its fourth anniversary, Istvan Gallery showcases the works of six artists, one of whom new to its space, but certainly not to the metro arts scene: Kristen Vails, the executive director of the Plaza District Association. Approximately 10 of Vails’ acrylic and latex paintings of horses are on display through Jan. 30, 2012. “I […]
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Climate change subject of panel discussion at OCU
The talk will begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Oklahoma City University in the Bishop W. Angie Smith Chapel on N.W. 23rd between Blackwelder and Kentucky avenues. The discussion will include speakers such as state a state climatologist, an expert in sustainable development, the dean of OCU’s College of Arts and Sciences., and Sen. Andrew […]
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Climate change subject of panel discussion at OCU
The talk will begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Oklahoma City University in the Bishop W. Angie Smith Chapel on N.W. 23rd between Blackwelder and Kentucky avenues. The discussion will include speakers such as state a state climatologist, an expert in sustainable development, the dean of OCU’s College of Arts and Sciences., and Sen. Andrew […]
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Climate change subject of panel discussion at OCU
The talk will begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Oklahoma City University in the Bishop W. Angie Smith Chapel on N.W. 23rd between Blackwelder and Kentucky avenues. The discussion will include speakers such as state a state climatologist, an expert in sustainable development, the dean of OCU’s College of Arts and Sciences., and Sen. Andrew […]
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Baby-item drive takes Bedlam theme
Infant Crisis Services is using the state’s most heated football game to launch this year’s Bedlam for Babies fundraiser. When people drop off their donations, they can designate them to go under the University of Oklahoma category or the Oklahoma State University category; the school with the most donations wins bragging rights. Last year’s Bedlam […]
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Baby-item drive takes Bedlam theme
Infant Crisis Services is using the state’s most heated football game to launch this year’s Bedlam for Babies fundraiser. When people drop off their donations, they can designate them to go under the University of Oklahoma category or the Oklahoma State University category; the school with the most donations wins bragging rights. Last year’s Bedlam […]