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Day Three: The sun sets on another Norman Music Festival
Oklahoma Gazette editor-in-chief Jennifer Chancellor visited on Saturday, and here are some of her photos.
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Darlingside rolls into The Depot with some indie folk
The classically trained members of Darlingside bring their quirky brand of folk to Norman’s Whistle Stop Series.
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Hundreds gather to hear from leading urban planners at the Institute for Quality Communities’ Placemaking Conference in Norman.
Hundreds gather to hear from leading urban planners at the Institute for Quality Communities’ Placemaking Conference in Norman.
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Austin-based musician Joe Pug is doing what many wish they could also do during the hectic and busy launch of this year’s monster South by Southwest industry conference and festival: He’s leaving town.
Austin-based musician Joe Pug is doing what many wish they could also do during the hectic and busy launch of this year’s monster South by Southwest industry conference and festival: He’s leaving town.
Posted inFood & Drink
Chocolate is for (art) lovers
It is never too early to start thinking about what you are going to do once the holiday madness calms down to a dull roar and we enter the brutal cold of Oklahoma winter.
Posted inArts & Culture
Energetic art on display in Norman
Local artist conveys energy through work inspired by the action movement of the ’50s.
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Norman’s Mama Sweet is back making sweet, sweet music
There has been no shortage of factors that have drawn Mama Sweet apart over the years.
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Chicken-Fried News: OU is No. 1!
The University of Oklahoma ranks No. 1 for National Merit Scholars.
Posted inArts & Culture
In the 1950s, big skies and big changes to the country’s technological landscape spurred an artistic movement that began in the coasts and settled in the Southwest.
In the 1950s, big skies and big changes to the country’s technological landscape spurred an artistic movement that began in the coasts and settled in the Southwest.