‘The Last Five Years’ a powerful, minimal musical of dissolving love

The Arts Adrienne Proctor - 0
Southern Plains Productions is closing out their fifth season with a story of love and heartbreak told in opposing points of view in modern classic “The Last Five Years.”
Outdoor art installation featuring large orange wire pumpkins on a curved concrete path in a park under a bright blue sky with white clouds.

Massive ‘Formless Matter’ sculpture transforms OK Contemporary art park

The Arts Zoe Elrod - 0
OK Contemporary opened the huge new multi-part sculpture "Formless Matter and Its Devastating Gestures" from OKC artists Gabriel Friedman and Denise Duong on Thursday.

Mickey Reece’s ‘Every Heavy Thing’ a crackling, oddball comedy-noir

The Arts Brett Fieldcamp - 0
Nearly a year after its premiere, Mickey Reece's OKC-made tech-noir comedy-thriller "Every Heavy Thing" is finally coming home for the 2026 deadCenter Film Festival.
Art market stall with vivid abstract paintings on the walls and a display of cards and prints; shoppers browse the artwork.

Paseo Arts Fest kicks off for a vibrant festival weekend

The Arts Zoe Elrod - 0
Memorial Day Weekend brings back the Paseo Arts Festival, turning the historic district into a lively celebration of art, music, and creativity.
Group of youths forming a circle around a dancer in a white shirt performing a breakdance move under blue lighting.

Color of Art returns to showcase diversity of OKC art, dance, music

The Arts Brett Fieldcamp - 0
The Color of Art mini-fest returns this Sunday in OKC's Calle Dos Cinco, celebrating the cultural and stylistic diversity of the city's arts, music, and dance scenes.
Stage with neon-green 1920s signage and palm-leaf motifs; a group of dancers in green costumes perform a choreographed routine.

‘The Wiz’ a magical, musical, cultural celebration at Civic Center

The Arts Gavin Taylor - 0
"The Wiz" dances into OKC with a groovy, energetic take on the classic "Wizard of OZ" story, featuring wild sets, wondrous costumes, and some powerhouse voices.
A man in a beige button-down shirt stands in a large empty room with yellow lighting and scattered wooden chairs in the background.

May movies explore mystery, madness, meditation of liminal space

The Arts Brett Fieldcamp - 0
May brings a trio of movies to OKC audiences that each explore the contemplative, unsettling, or straight-up scary energies of the transitional, liminal spaces around us.
Two workers on a green boom lift painting a colorful mural of a woman with black hair on a brick wall.

Sunny Dayz Mural Fest heads to Claremore with inclusive art, OKC artists

The Arts Erin Schalk - 0
The Sunny Dayz Mural Festival will transform the town of Claremore on May 30th with large-scale murals created by dozens of artists, including some talented OKC locals.
Male guitarist wearing sunglasses, playing a shiny gray electric guitar on an outdoor stage with a microphone in front of him.

Rock out without your wallet out with these free concerts in May

The Arts Brett Fieldcamp - 0
With a slate of free concerts all month long, OKC audiences have some great opportunities to get your music for nothing and your shows for free in May.
Actor in a leafy, harvest-themed costume raises arms on stage as four costumed performers look on with smiles on a wooden theater set.

Country comedy ‘Shucked’ a corn-fed good time at Civic Center

The Arts Gavin Taylor - 0
Running this week at Civic Center, “Shucked” is a chucklesome country musical filled with corny puns, putting a modern twist on old-school country comedy.
Elvis tribute artist in a white jumpsuit performs on stage, singing into a microphone with a guitarist in the background.

It’s a musical May with music movies all month

The Arts Brett Fieldcamp - 0
May is bringing a handful of concert films, rock docs, and musical biopics all primed to have filmgoers belting out some songs and dancing in the aisles in OKC.
Line of dancers in black suits on a dim stage, with motion blur from moving bodies behind them.

OKC Ballet presents a night of fierce dance, fresh stories with ‘SHORTS’

The Arts Adrienne Proctor - 0
OKC Ballet presents their annual "SHORTS," featuring premiere dances "Tone it Bach," "The River," and the acclaimed "Radio & Juliet," set to the music of Radiohead.
Female singer singing into a microphone on a concert stage under purple lights, wearing a blue fluffy coat

Love is in the spring air with songs of intensity, obsession, regret

The Arts Brett Fieldcamp - 0
The spring season is seeing a selection of songs from OKC artists exploring the dark, sad, and regretful sides of love and intimacy.
A young woman in a tan corduroy jacket stands in a room while an older man in a striped sweater steps through a dark doorway, gesturing with one hand.

Soderbergh’s ‘The Christophers’ a two-handed rumination on art, legacy

The Arts Brett Fieldcamp - 0
"The Christophers," the new arts world-skewering dramedy from Steven Soderbergh, is a surprisingly sharp and astute portrait anchored by its remarkable dual leads.
Band performs on a lit stage with purple and blue lights as a crowd watches from the foreground at a nighttime concert.

Norman Music Fest defined by feeling, haze, cross-genre range in 2026

The Arts Zoe Elrod - 0
Norman Music Festival found its identity in 2026 in a nostalgic, genre-blurring haze, highlighting the range of Oklahoma’s music scene.
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