March has arrived, and with it, more movies. There are plenty of fun options this month, so it’s time to head out to the theaters and eat too much popcorn!
First off, a monster film that looks like no other: The Bride! Written and directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal (The Lost Daughter), the story is a retelling of Mary Shelley’s 1818...
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...
The 2022 political season began early in OKC, as voters will decide this month whether to give Mayor David Holt a second four-year term or hand the city’s top elective office to one of three challengers.
Residents will cast their votes Feb. 8 in the city’s nonpartisan mayoral primary. If no candidate receives a majority, the top two will enter...
Spring has sprung in Oklahoma! What better way to celebrate than by dabbling in the arts?
At the Tulsa PAC, Tulsa Ballet brings back The Three Musketeers for the first time in more than a decade, running April 3-6. Stick around the venue for Theatre Tulsa’s Hello, Dolly! from April 11-20, as well as Tulsa Symphony’s Dvorak and Strauss performance...
By Stephen Hunt and Mary Willa Allen
The Life of a Student Athlete
Collegiate student athletes are creatures of habit, with lives featuring rigid in-season schedules on top of classes, meetings, study halls, practices and games.
However, when COVID-19 struck in mid-March, seasons were canceled, immediately sending collegiate athletes into a state of flux.
“That’s been weird for sure,” says Dylan Gardner, a...
In the heart of Oklahoma City’s bustling Midtown, a new restaurant burst onto the scene like a fever dream of pink velvet and wisteria blossoms. JK by Chef King, the brainchild of culinary mavericks Josh Balan and King Dey, opened its doors in August of last year, bringing a dash of Miami glitz and Asian-French fusion to the Sooner...
Arkansas
“There’s so much to do in Arkansas this summer, and you can find trip ideas and inspiration at arkansas.com,” says Leah DiPietro, deputy chief of communications for the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism. “We also have a calendar of events that includes festivals and concerts going on in the state. Our 2022 Travel Guide is also available...
As a person ages, their lifestyle starts to slow down. It may be harder to get out and do the things they were used to doing or seeing the people they were used to seeing. But community and relationships are vital to a lifetime of health and happiness – maybe even more so as the birthdays add up. This...
The oppressive heat is waning, so outdoor community celebrations are an ideal pick for this month.
In Pryor, Rocklahoma comes to town Sept. 3-5. This epic, three-day rock extravaganza welcomes more than 70 acts from around the country.
In Tulsa, the Oklahoma Tribal Celebration runs Sept. 25 at Gathering Place. A gathering of Oklahoma’s 39 tribes, culture and entertainment mix for...
Recently opened, Flavourz Tulsa is a bustling, bright and colorful restaurant serving up a variety of comfort food options.
Popular picks include a bevy of sandwiches; fish, chicken, pork chop and burgers are must-tries. If you’re extra hungry, get a plate, loaded with your choice of fish, pork chops, chicken or wings. Sides run the gamut, including fries, okra, steamed...
