When Nadia Jubran traveled to Oklahoma City from upstate New York to visit a friend, they signed up for the Foodie Foot Tour, a bimonthly guided tour through different OKC neighborhoods that combines history, food and libations. “When I thought Oklahoma, I wasn’t thinking I would I have the best culinary experience, but […]
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Urban Johnnie, the modern version of an Oklahoma City institution, excels in its sports bar concept
Urban Johnnie, the modern version of an Oklahoma City institution, excels in its sports bar concept.
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[Artspace] at Untitled celebrates 20 years of exhibitions in OKC’s revived downtown area
[Artspace] at Untitled celebrates 20 years of exhibitions in OKC’s revived downtown area.
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Development on OKC condos begins with a focus on high-end units
The Broadway Condominiums is expected to open in Automobile Alley sometime in early 2019.
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Stag Lounge brings cigars back to Deep Deuce
The former WSKY Lounge rebrands as Stag Lounge and brings cigars back to Deep Deuce.
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[Artspace] at Untitled builds momentum with its Steamroller Print Festival
A special Cinco de Mayo celebration kicks off the festival May 5.
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Downtown’s Short Order Poems public art project reveals itself beneath pedestrians’ feet
Short Order Poems takes an unconventional route by placing poetry in unlikely places.
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Oklahoma City man opens a restaurant and venue space in a place of familial significance
Parks Bar & Grill is located on the site of the former Ruby’s Bar & Grill, where owner Parks Prince Jr.’s parents had their first date in 1962.
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Local impact: Proposed federal budget cuts threaten to reduce or eliminate social services and humanities agencies
Oklahoma Humanities, AmeriCorps and Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma will most likely be affected if federal program budgets are cut.
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Cover Story: Historic howl: Miss Blues shouts her roots from the cotton fields to the history books
“Every generation has to change the music,” Minner said, “otherwise, your mom might come to the party.”