Unless you are Robert Parker, buying a bottle of wine can be a real guessing game.
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Oklahoma Hall of Fame and Gaylord-Pickens Museum wraps up family-friendly program on Saturday
From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, the museum features the last tourism country for the summer: Frontier Country, which is located in Central Oklahoma.
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Summer program gives students hands-on experience in health field
VOLUME Summer Program allows high schools students to gain experience training at The Children’s Center Rehabilitation Hospital in Bethany.
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Festival of the Arts celebrates 50th anniversary Tuesday through April 24 at Bicentennial Park
“The park is more people-friendly than ever,” said Christina Foss, Arts Council of OKC director of communications.
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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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Alvin and the Chipmunks hit Cox Center for live show on Friday
Along with Bing Crosby and Brenda Lee, one other group signals the beginning of the Christmas season: The Chipmunks. Just in time for Christmas, the world’s most famous chipmunk trio stops in Oklahoma City for a wild ride, and tickets are now on sale. Alvin and the Chipmunks: Live on Stage! will hit cities nationwide […]
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Family-friendly GLOW provides music, food and activities on Friday
“The name was suggested a few years ago by Susan Harkness of OG&E because of the way the LED lights glow and reflect on the river.”
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OKG Shop: Back to school
Whether you are getting the little ones ready for their first big day or wanting to look sharp for your first day back, several places in Oklahoma City can help you look your best.
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Local youth provide on-stage version of Shrek
The Sooner Theatre Summer Program has given hundreds of kids of the opportunity to enjoy musical theater, but its existence was not always certain.
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Film review: Earth to Echo
In cinema, there is a fine line separating homage from imitation. Unquestionably, family-friendly sci-fi flick Earth to Echo is the latter.