Urban Agrarian plans dinners, Foodie Foot Tours owner presents Saturday Sip and Sample, POPS opens a new OKC location and Prairie Thunder Baking Company owner Kelli McKay-Conrady teaches a children’s class at Myriad Botanical Gardens.
Deep Deuce
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Food Briefs: Slaughter’s Hall and WSKY Lounge new chef, Guyutes serves lunch, MIO store is bigger and more
Jonathan Groth is the new chef at Slaughter’s Hall and WSKY Lounge, Guyutes now serves lunch, the MIO store at the Oklahoma State Fair is bigger and more.
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Oklahoma City Jazz Festival runs through Saturday
Oklahoma City Jazz Festival celebrates jazz in Oklahoma and features performances through Saturday.
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Roots run deep in Deep Deuce
“I just want the world to know how hard we tried to provide a culturally artistic outlet in such a worthy place,” Fletcher said after the final celebration.
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A new restaurant reinvents corndogs
Anchor Down opens soon with its unique take on an American classic.
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Style: New men’s boutique is more than a place to buy things
Slim, 1 NE Second St., is also staking its claim too, but it wants to be more than just a clothing store.
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OKG Picks
Hayes Carll There’s not a more appropriate hometown for an artist than The Woodlands, Texas, for Hayes Carll. The 35-year-old singer-songwriter’s music is steeped heavily in blues and Americana, yet there’s a certain mystique to his sound that makes it seem like it came from deep within the thickets of the Lone Star State. See […]
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Food Briefs: Nuggets of OKC food news
The people who brought you the ultracool whisky and cigar bar WSKY Lounge are bringing another exciting concept to Deep Deuce.
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Down-home downtown
Of course, home is as much about food as the house, so it feels only fitting that corner cafe Sage has played such a big part in the culture of the emerging district since owners Kevin and Charifa Smith opened the restaurant in 2009. The refined but homey nature of the cuisine seems to suit […]
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Urban outfitters
Construction began in January on the $24 million, 228-unit Level Urban Apartments at the corner of Northeast Second Street and Oklahoma Avenue. According to local developer Richard McKown, who heads City Center Properties, the project will be a mixed-use community housed in a contemporary, four-story building with an urban grocer and a restaurant located on […]