Organizers said the annual fall event drew in around 20,000 visitors last year.
Halloween
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The Pollard Theatre presents campy production Heathers: The Musical
The stage production is based on the ’80s cult classic that helped launch the careers of Winona Ryder and Christian Slater.
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OU’s University Theatre presents vampiric drama Let the Right One In
Director Tom Huston Orr said the production is a touching love story, despite its horrors.
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Cover Story: Dillon brothers keep up a frightful family business
Party Galaxy certainly gets busier near Halloween, but the Dillons say the bread and butter of their business is party goods. And Mike said even that requires a bit of prognostication and trend spotting.
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Thursday’s showing will be preceded by an introduction from director John Carpenter, said Kymberli Frueh, Fathom’s vice president of programming.
Thursday’s showing will be preceded by an introduction from director John Carpenter, said Kymberli Frueh, Fathom’s vice president of programming.
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OKC Pride’s Treats and Tricks Halloween Block Party returns Oct. 31
“We hope everyone will come out and join us in our newest tradition in what has come to be known as the Gay National Holiday: Halloween.”
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Science Museum hosts glow-in-the dark discovery night Friday
Participants also might enjoy the delicacy of mealworm cookies, which Stone said are packed with energy-giving calories, protein and fiber.
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The one man who could have taken her down is Oklahoma’s answer to Uncle Fester: former state Rep. “Joltin’” Joe Dorman.
The one man who could have taken her down is Oklahoma’s answer to Uncle Fester: former state Rep. “Joltin’” Joe Dorman.
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The best way to celebrate horror cinema might just be huddling around the screen
The event, Oct. 30 at OKC Farmers Public Market, 311 S. Klein Ave., showcases works from around the world that run 10 minutes or less.
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Chicken-Fried News: Call us surprised
The Lost Ogle isn’t being very nice. We need cuddles.