What better way to kick off the fall season than with a free fashion show? University of Central Oklahoma’s fashion marketing program joins with Edmond’s Spring Creek Plaza for the fifth annual Fall into Fashion. Attendees will enjoy a glimpse at fall’s latest trends, as well as discounted merchandise and door prizes. Guests may arrive […]
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Do blondes have more fun?
The American-style blonde ale was released in mid-August. Black Mesa Brewing co-owner Brad Stumph said he and his brewer, Chris Sanders, are working on another style for later this year. “There are a couple recipes we’re happy with,” Sanders said. “Based on time and season, we’re probably going to go with a black lager.” Black […]
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Autumn amusement
Pumpkinville 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, through Oct. 31 Myriad Botanical Gardens 301 W. Reno myriadgardens.org 297-1528 $2.50-$5, free for members Enjoy a family-friendly event that includes crafts, a hay bale maze, pumpkin decorating and a pumpkin village, to name just a few of the festive happenings. Haunt the Zoo 6:30-8:30 p.m. Oct. 26-31 Oklahoma City […]
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Parent hood
Carpenter Square Theatre has opened its 29th season with Yasmina Reza’s comedy God of Carnage, translated by Christopher Hampton. This is not a play that should be put on by amateurs, and director Rhonda Clark has assembled a cast of seasoned pros who do it justice. Whether this particular work is the best use of […]
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Bad politics
An election year may not be the best time to stage David Mamet’s presidential-election comedy, November. The play pales in comparison to the real thing. But I’m not sure any time is good for staging this insipid, tedious slog of a show. Oklahoma City Repertory Theatre is giving it a go at CitySpace under the […]
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Red, red wine
It may be a bit early, however, for the big Syrahs and Cabernets; Pinot Noir is the perfect transitional red wine. Pinot is making its way onto fall wine lists around town. Melanie Chesser, owner of Vin Dolce (16 S. Broadway) in Edmond, said she is adding two new glasses of Pinot to her impressive […]
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Brunch bunch
But when Sunday brunch rolls around, it’s time to relax and savor. Oklahoma City offers many brunch options; a few even feature entertainment. The historic Skirvin Hilton’s Park Avenue Grill, 1 Park Ave., has introduced a new menu along with a weekly music program. Well-known metro acoustic guitarist Edgar Cruz performs from 11 a.m. to […]
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Spice of life
The Savory Spice Shop, 4400 N. Western, sells more than 400 herbs, spices and hand-blended seasonings. “It breaks down to 250 individual herbs and spices, and 150 proprietary seasoning blends,” said owner Able Blakley. “We have something for everyone and every kind of dish.” This marks the 18th franchise in the Savory Spice Shop concept. […]
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Have a Ball
Most artists, teachers, and parents believe that children should be encouraged to embrace their imaginations, something they hopefully continue to do into adulthood. For more than a decade, Oklahoma City’s historic Paseo Arts District has promoted the use of imagination by way of Saturday’s annual Fairy Ball. The event is the brainchild of Lorrie Keller, […]
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Autumn scenes
View from a new overlook at Will Rogers Park OKC Parks & Recreation Wendel Whisenhunt, Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation Department director, said drought, hot winds and high temperatures are causing the browning and making some trees go dormant early. Even if the greater Oklahoma City area receives more rain before the late October and […]