Hasta La Muerte brings Día de los Muertos celebration to OCCC
The Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) Visual and Performing Arts Center, located at 7777 S. May Ave., will host Hasta La Muerte at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025.
The Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) Visual and Performing Arts Center, located at 7777 S. May Ave., will host Hasta La Muerte at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025.
The Civic Center Music Hall is counting down the days until June 14 when it celebrates its grand reopening after a lengthy and extensive renovation.
Following the completion of its season add-on, “Big River: Theatre for Young Audiences Version,” Lyric Theatre is now preparing for its main stretch of performances through the fall. An additional add-on, the theatre’s 13th annual production of “A Christmas Carol” will be held during the holiday season.
Notis Studios will celebrate its new facility with a grand opening event on March 25. The public is invited to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony and tour the Spencer facility.
Dinosaur-loving movie fans can now enjoy a thrilling adventure created with cutting-edge technology in downtown Oklahoma City.
A new film construction accreditation course is being offered through a a collaborative effort that includes Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC), Prairie Surf Media, Film Education Institute of Oklahoma (FEIO) and Work Ready Oklahoma (WRO).
We sat down with the Music Director of OKC Philharmonic Alexander Mickelthwate, who has been with OKC PHIL for three seasons now. Mickelthwate is not only a talented musician and leader, he’s a genuinely kind person. In this interview, learn more about Mickelthwate’s roots, how he decided to move to Oklahoma City, and exciting things that are coming in future months for the Philharmonic.
As of this writing, there are about 50 shopping days left until Christmas, and for some retailers, that period can sometimes mean the difference between staying open or closing for good since a majority of their yearly sales come during the holidays. But if Oklahoma City’s sales tax collections are any indication, 2021 could end up being the gift that just keeps on giving for Oklahoma City retailers, both large and small.