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Warwick, OK · Arts & Culture
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Walk Through Oklahoma’s Only Pioneer Woman Statue and the Museum Built Around Her in Ponca City
Some of the best stops in Oklahoma are the ones you almost drive right past. I came for a quick look at a bronze statue and ended up wandering room after room, curious and a little hungry for more stories. Behind her stands a small museum packed with prairie tools,...
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OKC’s stepmom checks off bucket list with Saturday Cain’s Ballroom performance
When stepmom takes the stage inside Tulsa’s historic Cain’s Ballroom Saturday night, the Oklahoma City band will have reached a major milestone in their career. “We are extremely excited to play Cain’s Ballroom,” said vocalist and guitarist Lindsey Cox. “This venue has been on our bucket list since the beginning.”
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Edmond’s Uncommon Ground Sculpture Park to feature famous Blue Dog sculpture
EDMOND, Okla. - The Uncommon Ground Sculpture Park in Edmond is set to open next fall, featuring a collection of sculptures, including a special addition from renowned artist George Rodrigue. Wendy Rodrigue Magnus, the artist’s widow, recently visited Edmond to share her husband’s story and introduce one of his most...
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FOX 25 Weather Team headed to Norman for National Weather Festival Saturday
NORMAN, Okla. (KOKH) — The FOX 25 Weather Team is heading to the National Weather Center in Norman for the National Weather Festival on Saturday. Weather enthusiasts can enjoy tours of the National Weather Center and exhibits ranging from balloon launches to safety vehicle demonstrations. Your favorite meteorologists from...
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Bison still roam free on these ancient granite peaks in southwest Oklahoma
You would not expect mountains here. Oklahoma’s southwest corner is flat, dry country, and then suddenly, ancient granite peaks punch through the prairie like fists. The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge covers about 59,020 acres near Lawton, and it holds bison, elk, longhorns, canyons, and lakes all in one place.
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Here to stay: the legacy of Native American art
Santa Fe’s annual Native American Showcase was held on Oct. 29, hosted by the Native American Student Association in collaboration with Edmond Indian Education. The Edmond Indian Education Department focuses on providing academic support, cultural enrichment and college and career resources for Native American Students. The event brought students...
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Stillwater Museum Gets a Hyper-Realistic Cake That Looks Like a Subway Sandwich
An award-winning cake artist known for making desserts look exactly like something they are not will set up shop inside the OSU Museum of Art this Saturday, decorating a cake live in front of visitors until it resembles, of all things, a Subway sandwich. Tiphani Anderson's demonstration is free and open to the public, timed to a museum exhibit built around another kind of hyper-realism entirely.
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This Guthrie Bookshop Lets A Snoring Basset Hound Keep You Reading On The Couch For Hours
Some people plan to run in for one paperback and walk out two hours later, still a little unsure where the afternoon went. In one small Oklahoma town, that happens all the time, and a basset hound named Mr. Darcy may be partly to blame. He shares the job with...
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Type In Your Family Name At This Shawnee Heritage Center And Watch Potawatomi Generations Unspool
Some family stories get passed down at the kitchen table, and some fill an entire building. In Shawnee, a free museum lays out centuries of one Native nation’s history, from its earliest stories to the present day, in a single walk. Touch screens narrate old photos and documents, a...
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Finding Peace at Norman’s Wind Phone in Ruby Grant Park
In this episode of the Only in OK Show, we visit Ruby Grant Park in Norman, Oklahoma, to locate the "Telephone of the Wind". A Wind Phone is a disconnected phone set up in a peaceful, quiet space—offering a symbolic place for anyone grieving to "call" and share memories, say "I love you," or speak words to loved ones who have passed away. Dedicated to the memory of Colton Ryan Clark, this installation is located near the walking track and disc golf course on the back side of the park.