With two Plaza District shops closing and rents rising, it’s a good time to ask about the future.
Cayla Lewis
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Plaza District Festival and Plaza Walls Expo put a local spotlight on the ever-growing arts district
Both events run simultaneously Saturday in 16th Street Plaza District.
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Local arts district director creates volunteer pool
OKC Volunteers connects organizers with the help they need.
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Beer walk takes patrons on a stroll around the Plaza District
The Plaza Beer Walk donates a portion of its proceeds to local schools.
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Paula Stover wins Urban Pioneer Award
This year’s Urban Pioneer Award honors years of work by Lyric Theatre’s managing director Paula Stover.
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Food Briefs: Guyutes, Plaza Earth Day, Flower Power Local Market and more
Guyutes launches Helping Friendly Tuesdays, Plaza celebrates Earth Day, Flower Power Local Market returns and Empire Slice House offers discounts with special tattoos.
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Bowlsey, Josh Sallee, Porch Mice to bring in ’16 on 16th in the Plaza District
Can’t get your tux ready before Dec. 31? Plaza District doesn’t think that’s a problem — arrive in flannel. With its ’16 on 16th celebration, the district is hoping to fill a past New Year’s Eve void for those who frequent the community. This year, organizers will strive to attract a crowd with live music […]
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Plaza District to enlist new sponsor: YOU
A new crowdfunding plan aims to bring more revenue to the district.
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News briefs: A Good Egg wins award, The Great Commitment, Myriad Botanical Gardens named finalist and more
Good Egg(s) Before he took the stage, Blair Humphreys, a board member of Plaza District Association, commented on Oklahoma City’s constant love of celebrating its success. “It’s in our DNA,” he said recently at 2015’s Urban Pioneer Awards Luncheon, an annual event celebrating the neighborhood’s renewal and honoring this year’s honorees, Keith and Heather Paul, […]
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News briefs: road improvements, Capitol Hill High School mascot and more
Streets improving Do you find the nearly 8,100 miles of roads in Oklahoma City to be of good quality? If you do, then you’re in the minority. Survey results from the city’s public works department show that just 35 percent of city residents are satisfied with the condition of local streets. However, that’s just a […]