Festival of the Arts kicks off 60th year celebrating art in OKC
OKC's Festival of the Arts returns to Bicentennial Park with hundreds of artists, food vendors, and live performances, marking six decades.
Here’s your guide to the can’t-miss acts at Norman Music Fest 2026
It's time again to dive into the massive three-day lineup for the Norman Music Festival and spotlight some of the must-see Oklahoman acts.
Dark thrillers, artsy horrors sink their teeth into OKC theaters
🎬 April is serving up some tonally taught, psychological thrillers and some gruesome, gritty horror for filmgoers that prefer their springtime a little darker.
Wide Open Experimental Film Fest spotlighting students, strangeness
The Wide Open Experimental Film Festival is returning for its fifth year, with expanded involvement from OCU film students.
Blockbuster season is coming with remakes, retreads, risky originals
The summer season is heating up, so we take a look at the buzziest upcoming films, including big sequels, superheroes, unnecessary remakes, and intriguing originals.
Chris Prather’s ‘Through Falling Rain’ a dense, diverse musical catch-all
Composer Chris Prather drops his years-in-the-making, genre-mashing "Through Falling Rain," a deep, dense dive into complex grief featuring a host of Oklahoman talents.
Alicia Keys’ ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ a fiery jukebox musical at Civic Center
OKC Broadway presents "Hell's Kitchen," the Tony-winning smash from superstar Alicia Keys, at the Civic Center in an intimate and rousing production filled with attitude.
New ways to engage at the Norman Music Festival
It's April, and that means all eyes and ears are on this year's Norman Music Festival, with a whole selection of new ways to engage the fest and the OK music scene.
Get a glimpse of home with Oklahoma-made movies in April
🎬 April is all about Oklahoma-made films, from an indie comedy and a bleak, bloody streamer to some experimental shorts and the godfather of Okie blockbusters.
Bricktown’s new ‘Cloud Embrace’ a whimsical gathering place for OKC
"Cloud Embrace," the new public art sculpture in Bricktown, is an inspired and engulfing piece meant to encourage gatherings and bring some multicolor whimsy to OKC.
Spring up with films of lost souls, found families, and stirring music
There are some films springing up in the city’s indie theaters in April, each exploring themes of lost souls and found families, and each employing music in unique ways.
Folk-slinging OKC duo Rachel & Griffin get vulgar, go viral
Folk-singing married couple Rachel Lynch and Griffin Wade are going unexpectedly viral thanks to a new song that's as vulgar as it is catchy.
MOMENTUM marking 25 years of spotlighting young art leaders in OK
MOMENTUM, the annual showcase of young, rising artists, is celebrating its 25th year this weekend, focusing on the energy of youth while nodding to the past.
Cast off your norms with these weird, wild, left-field music drops
If you're looking for something decidedly different from OKC music lately, jump into these new releases with chaotic electro, junkyard blues, and computerized hymns.
Perilous desert trek ‘Sirāt’ a transcendental test of nerves
Oscar-nominee "Sirāt" is a powerful, dangerous journey through a sand-blasted vision of faith, propelled by a groundbreaking sound design and a soul-wrecking plot.
