New doc unpacks McCurtain County sheriff scandal, but trips over ethics
A new documentary examines the scandal of a McCurtain County sheriff caught on tape talking about killing journalists, but it seems to struggle with ethics and resolution
Thousands turn out to celebrate Asian District’s Night Market Festival
The Asian District's Asian Night Market Festival drew tens of thousands to Military Park for food, shopping, performances, and more.
Fiestas De Las Americas parade 2026: In Photos
The Fiestas De Las Americas parade returned to the Calle Dos Cinco Saturday, celebrating the lives, spirits, and cultures of OKC's diverse Hispanic communities
Monte craft some oddball indie-rock beauty on ‘Fledgling’
Indie-prog stalwarts Monte are back with "Fledgling," a collection of left-field alt anthems tinged with psych-folk, post-rock, and some moments of real windswept beauty
Norman Music Fest launches early Open Call for stage-ready breakouts
The Norman Music Festival Open Call is on right now, inviting performers, bands, and artists of all kinds to apply for Oklahoma's biggest free music fest.
Audience-voted Manhattan Short Film Festival is back at OKCMOA
The Manhattan Short Film Festival once again invites audiences worldwide to crown a winner from among ten short film finalists, screening and voting now at OKCMOA
High-end OKC audio shop to spotlight cutting edge gear in 2-day expo
High-end audio boutique The Groove hosts their first-ever expo and demonstration event, featuring some rare chances for audiophiles to hear the finest gear in action
Burns Bros. launch production for new horror flick with punk blowout
Award-winning OKC filmmakers Jacob and Zachary Burns threw a high-energy rock party to launch the fundraiser for their upcoming punk-powered horror movie "Bad Vibes"
OKC Philharmonic celebrates power, scope of music in 2026-27 season
The OKC Philharmonic launches a new season, spotlighting the epic power and towering scale of symphonic music and the legends and legacies at its heart
Korean blockbuster ‘Hope’ a massive romp of guns, gore, and good fun
Korean sci-fi action blockbuster "Hope" is a madcap riot of monsters, gore, and epic twists, all adding up to more fun than you've had at the theater in years.
Oklahoma Contemporary exhibit explores the ‘inner life’ of art
A new show at the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center pairs unlikely works of art together for a unique exhibition.
Artists ’emotional’ as fire damages beloved cultural sculpture in Asian District
A beloved sculpture in OKC’s Asian District was badly damaged in a fire Thursday night, leaving neighborhood residents shocked and the artists heartbroken.
OAF embraces indie-rock esoterica on debut EP ‘Dungeon’
The debut EP by left-field art-rocker OAF is a swirly journey through hazy indie, driving post-punk, and freakout soundscapes that create a backwards world of their own.
Films of fear, power, legacy, and family fall into theaters in Sept
OKC’s best indie screens are all set for films examining toxic power structures, family complexities, and the thin lines between enduring legacy and generational trauma
Rising stars set to light up the Plaza Fest stage with rock, soul, R&B
The live music lineup for the 27th annual Plaza Fest is set to burn as hot as the pavement, with some of the brightest rising stars in OKC soul and indie-rock.
