If you want to spend less than a fortune and cut out the possibility of space travel this year, turn your eyes upon your own retail backyard. I think we can all agree on this: Gift-giving should be original and representative of the receivers’ likes and interests. That means you need a locale that houses […]
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Santa baby
If you want to spend less than a fortune and cut out the possibility of space travel this year, turn your eyes upon your own retail backyard. I think we can all agree on this: Gift-giving should be original and representative of the receivers’ likes and interests. That means you need a locale that houses […]
Posted inArts & Culture
Santa baby
If you want to spend less than a fortune and cut out the possibility of space travel this year, turn your eyes upon your own retail backyard. I think we can all agree on this: Gift-giving should be original and representative of the receivers’ likes and interests. That means you need a locale that houses […]
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Highbrow holiday
One of the most time-consuming parts of wine and cheese pairing is the preparation. “It’s all about experimenting and trying new things,” said Adam Duffy, co-owner of the family-owned and operated The Wine Gallery, 12000 S. Western, where you can find all three suggested wines. Although the experimenting part is arguably fun, holidays don’t always […]
Posted inFood & Drink
Highbrow holiday
One of the most time-consuming parts of wine and cheese pairing is the preparation. “It’s all about experimenting and trying new things,” said Adam Duffy, co-owner of the family-owned and operated The Wine Gallery, 12000 S. Western, where you can find all three suggested wines. Although the experimenting part is arguably fun, holidays don’t always […]
Posted inFood & Drink
Highbrow holiday
One of the most time-consuming parts of wine and cheese pairing is the preparation. “It’s all about experimenting and trying new things,” said Adam Duffy, co-owner of the family-owned and operated The Wine Gallery, 12000 S. Western, where you can find all three suggested wines. Although the experimenting part is arguably fun, holidays don’t always […]
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Girlie action
Since its inception in 2004, The Girlie Show has done nothing but gain momentum, so much so that the event spread across two days starting in 2006. Five years later, the show has become an establishment of the Oklahoma City art scene. This year, the two-day soiree commences 7 p.m. Friday at the Farmers Public […]
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Good jeans
Maybe you got the short end of the stick when it comes to filling out your pants. If you feel this way, you’re not alone. The fix? The perfect pair of jeans. Let them cup and hug and lift you in all the right places. (Who needs a significant other with the promise of that, […]
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Making local work
However, the days of processed and pesticide-riddled “food” could be on the way out the door if an outspoken and well-rooted advocate gets his way. Oklahoma native Matt Burch had a veggie epiphany back in 2008, and Urban Agrarian was born. He recognized the disconnect between local, sustainable farmers to the consumer. That realization and […]
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Let’s be Frank
Each holiday has its own traditions. What does Halloween mean to you? Maybe it means that magical time of year where you can put on lipstick, regardless of gender and social constraints. It’s your chance to pull out those fishnet thigh-highs (because, let’s face it, there’s nowhere else to wear those without sending the wrong […]