As most of us grow up and grow older, we find that certain songs, for whatever reasons, cling to us and ultimately become a part of us – coloring how we see the world, those around us and ourselves. They may be well-known hits. They may be obscure releases like album cuts from the golden days of LPs. For...
All of Hope Egan’s ancestors, as far back as she can remember, were farmers. They ate what the land provided, so that farm to table concept is in her blood.
“My grandmother taught me how to cook,” she recalls. “My earliest memories were of standing on a stool helping her roll out biscuits and pie crusts. I remember once, when...
Eat, Drink & Be Merry
Looking to dine out, enjoy delicious food and get as festive as possible while doing so? Here are just a few places in Oklahoma that decorate to the max for the holidays.
In Tulsa, perhaps the most well-known (for good reason) is Roosevelt’s on Cherry Street. Enjoy New American cuisine while glancing up at a ceiling...
You can stay warm and cozy while enjoying some on-stage entertainment this month.
In Tulsa, the PAC beckons for offerings galore. First, enjoy American Theatre Company’s rendition of A Christmas Carol, running Dec. 6-12. Stick around for the Festival Bell Ringers, which offers a free performance on Dec. 11. Finally, Tulsa Ballet welcomes back the beloved Nutcracker, with engaging costumes,...
It’s no time to be a Scrooge – so make sure you venture to a community event this month to get into the holiday spirit.
In Tulsa, the brand new Nutcracker Festival kicks off Dec. 6-7 at Expo Square. Helmed by Tulsa Ballet, the event offers holiday-themed activities, food and drink, live presentations and performances. Winterfest, running through Jan. 6,...
The holidays are here! Ironically, I’ve got no festive films for the December list, but there are plenty of other great looking choices for the winter season. So grab a coat and head out to the theater – it’s time to see some movies!
First up, a slasher comedy film called Get Away. Starring Nick Frost (Shaun of the Dead)...
Executive director and CEO of the Route 66 Alliance, Ken Busby has been heavily involved with Tulsa’s art and nonprofit scenes for decades. He previously served as executive director of the Arts and Humanities Council of Tulsa; the director of development for Tulsa Zoo Friends; and the director of communication for Gilcrease Museum. A Tulsa native and University of...
As cold and flu season begins, how to avoid being sick becomes a hot topic, along with the many products on the market claiming to boost the immune system. To understand what’s essential to strengthen our immunity to common ailments, Linda Sullivan, D.O., a family medicine physician with Saint Francis Health System in Tulsa, provides some insight.
“People often think...
Although retired from the Air Force, Alfonso Garza Jr. and Leo Webster remain actively involved in a vital mission: supporting, educating and collaborating with fellow veterans. Both have a passion for connecting these people with programs and services ranging from education to healthcare to housing.
In fact, Garza – the programs administrator for the Veterans Mental Health and Suicide Prevention...
