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Dry January is ooooover, and that means you might be looking to jump back into responsible sipping. Don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. Enjoy a bevy of cocktail suggestions from area bars and restaurants, as well as trends on the rise, new watering holes to visit, mocktails galore plus home bar cart essentials. Cheers!
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Walk along East Fifth Street in Edmond, a long and lively avenue lined with restaurants, and you’ll pass a Whataburger, a sushi bar and a pizza shop. Then, hidden at the end of the street, sits an opulent palace dedicated to French fine dining, helmed by a French, Michelin-starred chef. It’s unbelievable. It's Fait Maison.
As that talented mastermind, Olivier...
Some of the most exciting and creative dishes in Oklahoma are coming out of a small, spotless kitchen in a west Tulsa restaurant you probably haven’t heard of yet. These plates are being lovingly and carefully prepared – some dishes take hours – by a team of young chefs led by Tyler Whitson.
Ask Whitson and he’ll tell you that...
Nestled in downtown Tulsa at 314 S. Cincinnati Ave., Coracle Coffee is a perfect pit stop for housemade snacks and delicious coffee concoctions.
Winter drinks include Mr. Napkinhead – lovingly named after Jude Law’s character in The Holiday – a spicy mocha with ginger, cayenne and marshmallows. Looking to go more classic? Try the Gingerbread Chai Latte with housemade gingerbread...
It might still be freezing cold outside, but Oklahoma brings the heat with performances galore.
In Tulsa, the PAC welcomes ample showcases this month. Start with Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet on Feb. 1; the Tulsa Symphony musicians will be playing Rimsky-Korsakov’s “Scheherazade.” Stick around for the Bob Dylan Center’s presentation of Red Dirt Boogie on Feb. 6, as well as...
It’s the month of love, and community events are around every corner.
Expo Square is the place to be in Tulsa. Enjoy a variety of events, including the Women’s Expo With a Cause on Feb. 1-2; the Tulsa Boat, Sport and Travel Show through Feb. 2; the 61st Annual Darryl Starbird’s Rod & Custom Car Show on Feb. 14-16; and...
You’ll find a sporting event that suits your fancy every weekend this month.
In Tulsa, basketball is a must. See the University of Tulsa Golden Hurricane play at home – the Reynolds Center – on Feb. 1, 15, 19 and 26 for women and Feb. 2, 5, 8, 12, 15, 19 and 22 for men. Other team sports include the...
It’s the month of love – both for your significant others and for the cinema – and I’ve got a wildly diverse selection of films for you and your special someone to go see.
For your action/comedy mix, check out Love Hurts. Starring Ke Huy Quan (Everything Everywhere All at Once) as a successful real estate agent, Marvin, the movie...
When Matthew Pearce was doing his graduate studies at the University of Oklahoma, one professor assigned to his U.S. history students a book by James S. Hirsch: Riot and Remembrance.
“Students would tell him that reading that book was their first exposure to the Tulsa Race Massacre,” says Pearce, who is now the state historian for the Oklahoma Historical Society....
