Founded in 1969, The American Art Therapy Association describes art therapy as a mental health profession that enriches the lives of individuals, families and communities through active art-making, creative processes, applied psychological theory and human experience within a psychotherapeutic relationship.
While this activity may not be the most popular form of therapy in and of itself, the field continues to...
The state of Oklahoma and the Winter Olympics have something in common: both harbor athletes who are passionate about the sport of curling. And those Okie enthusiasts are hoping others will want to slide into the fun.
Curling is a sport in which two teams of four players each slide granite rocks, also called stones, down a sheet of ice...
Enabled in part by the intersection of numerous railroads and a massive western livestock market, Oklahoma National Stockyards emerged during 1910 as a public livestock market in southwest Oklahoma City. Massive packing plants simultaneously arrived next door to ‘the Yards,’ producing all kinds of meat products. These included Morris & Company, which later became Armour & Company, as well...
Sporting events appeal to a broad range of people – from die-hard fans to those just looking for a fun night out on the town. If you’re on the hunt for another team to follow or just an event to visit, support one of these Oklahoma-based sporting franchises.
OKC Dodgers Baseball
The Oklahoma City Dodgers “has been continuous since 1962,” says...
Start your new year off right with a variety of performances and showcases on the stage.
In Tulsa, Celebrity Attractions starts strong with Hairspray, running Jan. 2-7 at the Tulsa PAC. Other goodies at the PAC include Amahl and the Night Visitors on Jan. 6-7; the show, presented by Tulsa Youth Opera, follows the three kings and their trip to...
You’ll enjoy a dynamic combo of sporting events in every corner of the state this month.
In Tulsa, the highly ranked Oilers continue their home games at the BOK Center on Jan. 5-7, 12-13 and 26-28. If micro-sprint racing is more your speed, don’t miss the Chili Bowl event, Jan. 7-13 at Expo Square. You’ll want to circle back to...
Although the holidays are behind us, you can still get your skate on at the following: Broken Arrow’s ice rink, 418 S. Main, through Jan. 7; Norman’s Crest on Ice, 2550 Mt. Williams Dr., through Jan. 7; Edmond’s ice rink, Mitch Park, through Jan. 15; and OKC’s Devon ice rink, Myriad Botanical Gardens, through Jan. 29.
In Tulsa, monthly events...
It’s January! As usual, the pickings are slim, but we’ll see what we can cobble together for one of the most depressing months of the year!
First up is Night Swim. Based on a short film, the plot revolves around the Waller family as they move into a new fixer-upper, only to find that a supernatural presence haunts the backyard...
President and CEO of the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce, Mike Neal has been working to improve the city since he took the job in 2006. Before moving to Oklahoma, Neal led chambers in Nashville and his hometown of Monroe, La. Outside work, Neal is involved in a variety of community efforts, including serving as the board chair of the...
Planning: Rules of Thumb
If you scour the internet, odds are you’ll find wedding advice ranging from logical to downright bonkers. But there are a few tried and true bits of guidance that most people can agree upon. A few include:
Think long and hard before landing on a wedding date.
You may jump at the chance to secure your dream venue,...
