Arts + Entertainment

“ArtNow: The Soul Is a Wanderer” is the 2023 edition of Oklahoma Contemporary’s biennial exhibition.

Ever since 1894, when President Grover Cleveland signed a law making the first Monday in September a federal holiday, Americans have celebrated the day with parades, picnics and concerts.

“Our Inheritance,” an exhibit now on display at Exhibit C Gallery in Bricktown, features the personal interpretations of landscapes by artists Brent Brander (Chickasaw), Alexandra Brodt (Choctaw), Peter Paul Bruno (Potawatomi) and Topaz Jones McCoy (Western Shoshone).

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Peek behind the scenes of a new museum exhibit in the making by hosting an exclusive and intimate gathering for 25 of your closest friends at First Americans Museum (FAM).

Oklahoma Contemporary’s biennial exhibition, “ArtNow,” opens June 22, highlighting thirteen Oklahoma-connected artists.

After a limited theatrical release, “Land of Gold” will be available May 15 on HBO Max.

The Tulsa Symphony performs the final concert of the 2022/2023 Patti Johnson Wilson Classics Series, Luminous: Beethoven Symphony No. 3, “Eroica,” on Saturday, May 20.

Enjoy the beauty of the Serengeti and be inspired by a story of hope.

Feld Entertainment and Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey are offering a unique opportunity for aspiring social media content creators to join The Greatest Show On Earth® as a social media correspondent.

Feld Entertainment®, a family-owned company and worldwide leader in amazing live entertainment experiences, announced the highly anticipated 2023 tour of Ringling Bros.

There will be hopping kangaroos, pecking chickens, strolling elephants and swishing fish at the April performances of the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra with the return of the Flint Family Foundation Concert Series.

A new exhibit, “Purpose and Pattern,” at Exhibit C Gallery in Bricktown features the work of five First American artists representing Cherokee, Chickasaw and Navajo nations.

Hungry? Hit Oklahoma Contemporary for “The Art of Food: From the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation.”

In 2026, Route 66 will turn 100 years old and the celebration starts early with the Route 66 Road Fest in Tulsa from June 23-25.

March 4 is “Music Educator Night at the Symphony” when The Tulsa Symphony performs “Alluring: An Evening of Opera” at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center.

What? You haven’t seen the binge-worthy series “Wednesday” on Netflix? Well, here’s my password.

Reba McEntire recently returned to her home state of Oklahoma for the grand opening of her new dining and entertainment venue, Reba’s Place, in Atoka.

The artist, Virginia Sitzes, chose a couch setting to be the focal point, as couches represent comfort, rest, belonging and home.

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Visit with Santa and stroll through galleries and gardens at Festival Night at the Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa.

You can immerse yourself in all of your favorite scenes from the works of Vincent Van Gogh in a way you’ve never been able to before.

The holiday hustle and bustle can be exhausting. But a great way to rest and still celebrate is with a holiday movie.

Your favorite spooky family will arrive at Rose State College just in time for Halloween.

Sofar Sounds is a global music community that connects artists and audiences through live music.

First Americans Museum is hosting a free Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration on Monday, Oct. 10, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

This is more than just a puffy blanket – it’s a piece of art that tells a story and explores vibrant Indigenous culture and themes.

If you’re like me, you’ve been waiting all year for fall – particularly for treats, pumpkin picking and, of course, movies.

September marks one full year since First Americans Museum (FAM) opened to the public.

Join First Americans Museum (FAM) for a late night of live DJ sets, dancing and refreshments from Thirty Nine Restaurant at the Tribal Nations Gala After Party.

If you are in Oklahoma City this September then you should definitely have the Oklahoma State Fair on your list of things to do.

First Americans Museum (FAM) has partnered with Rock the Native Vote for Gen Z: Vote the Future where emerging Indigenous bands will compete in a battle of the bands.