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Devol, OK · Arts & Culture
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This Oklahoma City Guitar Shop Lets You Pull Vintage Guitars Off the Wall and Actually Play Them
I have a soft spot for doors that look ordinary and then swallow you whole. Somewhere in Oklahoma, a music shop does exactly that, with walls of old guitars glowing under the lights. Nothing is locked away like a museum piece, and that changes everything. Come along and see why...
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Ep. 8- Chisholm Trail Arts Council & OKC Philharmonic
This week I bring you a 2-part episode featuring information on the upcoming 26-27 CTAC Live Concert Series. Listen now to hear from both of my special guests. I sat down with Chisholm Trail Arts Council Executive Director, Darcy Reeves to discuss the upcoming concert series that kicks off Oct. 8th in Duncan. The line-up is below for all concerts in this series along with ticket information.
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29th Annual OK International Bluegrass Festival in Guthrie
Bluegrass fans from across Oklahoma and beyond will gather in Guthrie October 8th through the 10th for the 29th annual Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival. Festival organizer Steve Cannon says this year’s lineup includes a mix of international performers, Oklahoma musicians and nationally known bluegrass artists. Among the performers are...
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Stand Inside the Tiny Oklahoma Boyhood Home Where Woody Guthrie Learned His First Songs
Oklahoma has a way of hiding its most powerful stories in plain sight, and one Tulsa museum proves that point better than almost anywhere else in the state. Tucked into the heart of the Arts District, a compact but remarkable space preserves the life of a man whose songs gave voice to millions of struggling Americans during the hardest years of the twentieth century.
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Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame officially reopens
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Bison Graze Outside and Western Treasures Fill the Lodge at This Oklahoma Oilman’s 3,700-Acre Woolaroc Ranch
Oklahoma has a way of hiding its best surprises behind quiet country roads and unassuming gates. Somewhere north of Tulsa, tucked into rolling green hills, sits a place that feels less like a museum and more like stepping into another century entirely. Bison graze near the water, deer wander the...