Seven years ago, Tim and Christie Mannin had a conviction. God was calling them to start a church. At first, the husband and wife, who had been involved in Oklahoma City-area churches for years, fought it off. After all, there were plenty of churches in OKC. Following much prayer, they came around to the calling. […]
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When Oklahoma City’s downtown and nearby districts began to see economic revival, the city teamed with struggling neighborhoods to revive their areas.
When Oklahoma City’s downtown and nearby districts began to see economic revival, the city teamed with struggling neighborhoods to revive their areas.
Current Studio plans to permanently close at the conclusion of Factory Obscura’s popular Shift installation
Current Studio plans to permanently close at the conclusion of Factory Obscura’s popular Shift installation.
Trolley Stop Record Shop brings vinyl records and live music to the Classen Ten Penn neighborhood
Owner John Dunning recently located his record store from a smaller location at NW 16th Street and Classen Boulevard.
Cover story: Factory Obscura’s Shift is a gateway into an immersive art world
The immersive art installation runs through Feb. 25 at Current Studio.
In Oklahoma City’s urban core, the question is where to grocery shop
In Oklahoma City’s urban core, the question is where to grocery shop. Two new projects provide an answer.
Food briefs: Maples Barbecue, Current Studio dinner, Stone Sisters Pizza Bar and more
Todd Woodruff opens Austin-style barbecue restaurant Maples Barbecue; Current Studio pairs its Embrace exhibit with a dinner by Patrick Clark II; and Sheli Reynolds, Tami Lake and Traci Stone team up with Cally Johnson to open Stone Sisters Pizza Bar.
Local rapper Mike Turner rides a new wave of momentum heading into his new album Line It Up
Turner and his friends were involved in a mid-February car accident after a late-night recording session.
Classen Ten Penn neighborhood, Plaza District, local artists rally to return art to Eugene Field Elementary
“We wanted to come up with a model that could potentially be replicable in other schools as well as something that is sustainable for the long-term,” Karper said. “It is an opportunity for artists, but it also benefits students.”
Current Studio rethinks traditional sales models with its subscriber-based Art of the Month Club
The Classen Ten Penn studio has been offering the program since May.
