Greek Festival
Sept. 19-22 – Tulsa
Give a rousing Opa for the return of this annual cultural celebration.
Draw No. 1? The food. Try Greek grub, including loukaniko (pork sausage and peppers), keftedes (meatballs), rice pilaf and the classic gyro.
Entertainment features dancers, live music, shopping and church tours. Enjoy “Kefi hours” from Thursday through Saturday, with late-night dancing in the streets...
On Shane: Jack Victor wool and silk sport coat, $800; Stenstroms all-cotton floral sport shirt, $295; Alberto stretch five-pocket jeans, $250; W. Kleinberg American bison belt, $155; Alan Payne woven calf shoe, $350, Travers Mahan. On Alex: Les Copains blazer, $895; Les Copains long-sleeve blouse, $275; Les Copains striped trousers, $525; Stuart Weitzman snakeskin-print leather booties, $595; Saint...
With steady, scorching temperatures in Oklahoma, those with gardens, outdoor potted plants and enviable lawns may be worried about their treasured greenery dying out. Brian Jervis of the Oklahoma State Extension office offers a few tips to prevent it.
His first and most important lesson? Planning ahead.
“We should be preparing all year to get ready for this heat,” he...
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Building on the Body
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Aug. 30
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Oct. 4-Nov. 24
The State of Craft
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ahha Tulsa
The Experience
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Together/Apart: The Lady Minimalists Tea Society
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Four Italian Tenors
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Daniel Hope with the Zurich Chamber Orchestra
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Sahanya Bhaktaram
Casady School
Will attend Vanderbilt University
Intended major: Communications. By getting this degree, I would have an avenue to pursue either public relations or journalism, both of which I am interested in.
Biggest influences: My parents. My dad instilled in me the value of hard work and my mom has taught me to put my plans into action. I was never...
A photo album of these native Oklahomans is striking. One picture is of an accomplished TV and film actress strolling down the red carpet; there’s an action shot of a Division I college athlete. Other snaps include a successful fashion designer, a health-care professional receiving accolades from the U.S. surgeon general, and an internationally acclaimed poet.
These are images of...
Oklahoma students speak about a liberal-arts education
Often bypassed by thousands of aspiring seniors in Oklahoma high schools are small liberal-arts colleges nearby.
While the vast majority of in-state, college-bound students go to either the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, a regional university or a community college, small liberal-arts schools offer other higher-education options – primarily low student-faculty ratios, individualized...
One Friday evening, Joel Bein, with a boyish grin that deserves to be trademarked, accepted the applause of a well-heeled audience at a charity benefit cooking contest. He had just won the top award over chefs from some of Tulsa’s finest restaurants and country clubs.
His winning dish was an intricate, artistically plated concoction of smoked and braised wagyu beef,...
For 20 years, we at Oklahoma Magazine have compiled The Best of the Best in our July issue to help you, our readers, find the finest in everything the state has to offer. The best part? These are your choices, your votes and your voices telling us who you think are the best of the best at what they do.
Perhaps...
Food vendors at the McLoud Blackberry Festival must offer at least one item made from its namesake fruit, and they are more than happy to comply.
Succulent blackberry treats abound at the mcloud blackberry festival July 12-13.
Blackberry kettle corn sold out a couple of years ago, says Melanie Krause, executive director of the McLoud Chamber of Commerce. Also popular...
