As a kid, Connor Underwood says his grandmother always asked him to light the grill before his dad got home from work. This small but consistent ritual begot a lifetime of love for the culinary arts, as Underwood would often be found eating seasonal fruits over his deck railing or helping his dad and grandma at the grill, creating...
Our major metros are bustling with performances galore in May.
The Tulsa PAC beckons with options for everyone. First, enjoy American Theatre Company’s Always... Party Cline, running May 2-11. Then, close out Tulsa Ballet’s electric season with Signature Series on May 8-10, which offers three works by different choreographers. After, Tulsa Opera offers Renee Fleming’s Voice of Nature on May...
Beautiful weather and extra daylight means it’s time to enjoy plenty of sports events in May.
In Tulsa, visit the BOK Center for Tulsa Oilers football, May 3, 10 and 30. Expo Square is ripe with events; try the Breeder’s Invitational on May 10-24 or the Super Chip RC Drag Race, May 23-25.
The OKC Fairgrounds offer a few goodies, including...
No matter your special interests, May has a community event for you.
In Tulsa, visit 1429 Terrace Dr. for Germanfest, running May 2-4. Then, venture downtown for one of the most anticipated events of the year: Tulsa Mayfest, May 9-11. Other Tulsa offerings include the Oddities and Curiosities Expo, May 10-11 at Expo Square; the Oklahoma Renaissance Festival, through June...
May arrives with nicer weather and plenty of new movies to catch. An eclectic group of stories ensures there should be something for everyone this month.
First off, strap in for a weird time with The Surfer. Starring Nicolas Cage as the titular surfer, the plot concerns his desire to return to his childhood beach to catch some waves with...
Stephanie Stump, a lifelong Tulsan and labor and employment attorney, is currently serving as Discovery Lab’s interim executive director and CEO, helping lead the search for the museum’s next leader. No stranger to the Discovery Lab, Stump is the former board president and a founding board member of the museum, and even served as president during the museum’s expansion,...
Jennifer Samford of Pauls Valley decided last summer to try her hand – literally – at one of Oklahoma’s most unusual and sometimes nerve wracking variations on fishing: noodling.
Noodling is fishing by hand, without the use of rods, bait, nets or any other kind of equipment. A wise addition is a pair of cotton gloves – and bravery, because...
Snorkeling and scuba diving are exciting ways to explore the underwater world, but safety should always come first. Whether you’re floating on the surface or diving deep below, knowing how to protect yourself is critical for the best experience possible.
Safety Precautions
Before heading into the water, ensure your gear is in excellent condition. Snorkels, masks, fins and wetsuits should fit...
As the long-time home of the United States Army’s Field Artillery, Fort Sill is a major army training installation located in southwest Oklahoma. A mere 90 minutes from Oklahoma City, the fort encompasses over 94,000 acres and is adjacent to Lawton, which is the county seat of Comanche County. Fort Sill is the nation’s most complete original fort remaining...
For centuries, glassblowing was shrouded in prestige and mystery. Known as masters of the craft, Venetian glass blowers were isolated on the island of Murano in an attempt to keep their trade secrets safe. They faced severe consequences, including death, for sharing their techniques.
Artists from around the world have since reclaimed the art form, rediscovering old techniques and forging...
