Learning is easier, more fun and more rewarding when it’s done through play and hands-on experiences. The Annie Oakley Society understood that when it developed and established Liichokoshkomo’ at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City.
Lori Johnson-Vegas and Robyn Sunday-Allen, moms in the Oklahoma City, share words of wisdom and memories of motherhood.
Chamber members The Jones Assembly and Lively Beerworks have partnered to produce The Lively Concert Series, which offers free live music on the Jones patio stage Tuesday-Friday with local musicians, in addition to specialty craft beers brewed especially for The Social Order concepts.
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First Fridays in the Paseo are always something special, but Friday, June 3 the Paseo Arts Association (PAA) celebrates the life and legacy of one of its greatest champions, Michi Susan.
To so many in our city, the sign that summer is just around the corner is the arrival of the historic Paseo Arts Festival. The festival is returning to its usual schedule and will be taking place on Memorial Day weekend.
Latino filmmakers from all over the United States, Mexico, and Canada present their best big-screen offerings at the OKCine Latino Film Festival. The eighth annual iteration of this 3-day event will kick off with a ticketed opening night Friday, Apr. 22 from 7 to 11 p.m. in the jewel of 25th street, the historic Yale theater.
Spring is springing, summoning the sense of somewhat of a superlative month when it comes to experiencing some of OKC’s favorite activities and events.
