Arts + Entertainment

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

Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev said about his Symphony No.

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.

The OKC Beautiful is a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental beautification, and this year, they are turning litter into art.

The 1993 Jenks High School Football State Champion turned infamous filmmaker is bringing his filmmaking company, P12 Films, back to Tulsa from L.

“Thor: Love and Thunder” takes place after the hit film, “Thor: Ragnarok”, both additions to phase four of the Marvel MCU.

In just two years, Zach Bryan has made his way from a hometown artist to a top country music sensation.

First Americans Museum (FAM) and the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum are giving visitors affordable access to both museums with a $25 joint ticket that can be purchased in person at either institution.

Maverick, known for his incredible fighter pilot skills and gravity-defining risks, is back at Top Gun, but this time as an instructor assigned by Iceman himself.

Tulsa native K-pop star, AleXa was recently named the winner of American Song Contest.

The official groundbreaking ceremony for the new Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa was May 3, 2022.

“I never was so interested in exploring nature in a scientific manner but rather a poetic one.

Recognized worldwide as an “orchestra of voices,” the all-male chorus Chanticleer takes the Armstrong Auditorium stage Tuesday, April 26, at 7:30 p.m.

Join thousands of visitors from across Oklahoma and the nation to see the highly anticipated and longest-running Easter pageant in the U.

Filming for the new Paramount+ series “The Tulsa King” has begun in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.

American Idol has discovered numerous stars, including Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Hudson and Oklahoma’s own Carrie Underwood. This season, Kingfisher native Emily Faith will compete for the coveted title of the next American Idol.

Bixby native, Asher Huskinson, receives 41st College Television Awards nomination for directing “Life’s Journey.

Tabea Debus will light up the Armstrong Auditorium stage with her prodigious mastery of the recorder accompanied by lutist Kevin Payne on Thursday, March 31, at 7:30 p.m.

Armstrong Auditorium will host the Armstrong Chamber Choir and professional orchestra in a presentation of G.

Simply Indie Film Fest, an annual independent film festival in Edmond, Oklahoma, takes place Feb. 24-26 at ShowBiz Cinemas.

The internationally acclaimed Polish Wieniawski Philharmonic will command the stage of Edmond’s Armstrong Auditorium on Wednesday, March 2 at 7:30 p.m.