The Arts

“A Territorial Christmas Carol” has all the elements of the Dickens tale. But this version is based in the Land Run Era territory of 1890s Guthrie.

OKCMOA is presenting a one-gallery mini-exhibition to showcase a selection of the remarkable new works and loans they've acquired over the past few years.

Luckily for OKC's Big Weather, their brand-new debut EP "A Nice Try" proves that this trio can bring it with the best of them.

The Nutcracker by OKC Ballet is a long-standing tradition, a staple for the holiday season in Oklahoma City. Here is our review of this year's performance.

We have the rundown on Oklahoma-shot films that are gaining in significance both as local productions and as substantial works anywhere.

December in Oklahoma City is sporting a host of awesome music gigs - rock, rap, and otherwise - with nary a jingle bell in sight.

There are likely Academy Award film nominees showing this December in OKC in a variety of venues from art houses to the big chains. We have the rundown.

There are concerts for just about every musical taste over December in OKC and Brett Fieldcamp has the info on some standouts.

In conjunction with the "Raven and the Box of Daylight" exhibit, OKCMOA’s Moderns event planning board hosted a panel discussion that focused on Indigenous art.

The director of the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center has resigned as several other key leaders have left the long-term arts organization.

A beloved and influential local band, The Lunar Laugh, just issued its final album. Brett Fieldcamp reports on the album but also ways the band will be missed.

Preston Singletary's work "Raven and the Box of Daylight" at OKCMOA combines intricate glasswork sculpture with boundary-pushing video and audio accompaniment.

From indie rock to country to jazz to hip-hop, it seems like every scene in OKC has been dropping music gold lately with awesome single releases.

OKC's arthouses, indie theaters, and screening groups are presenting a lineup in November that seems to cover all the bases, from summer fun to darkest winter.

deadCenter Film hosted “Pride, Support, and Acceptance” Saturday, a screening of Pride-centered short films curated by Oklahoma Representative Mauree Turner.