OKC Civic Center reopening with renovations, revamped theater
The Civic Center has been undergoing extensive upgrades and is about to officially reopen although there have been productions in it lately.
deadCenter Film Festival 2023 aims for wider scope, smaller scale
The deadCenter Film Festival is taking operations back to basics in 2023 while presenting a larger slate of films than ever before.
Five must-see features at the 2021 deadCenter Film Festival
Now in its 21st year, deadCenter Film Festival consistently presents films that greatly expand the vocabulary of cinema.
Southern Plains Productions steps boldly with DANCE NATION
OKLAHOMA CITY - Locally based theater company Southern Plains Productions presents a limited run of the new play Dance Nation. A 2019 Pulitzer Prize...
deadCenter Film moves to new headquarters near Scissortail Park
The nonprofit deadCenter Film Festival organization cut the ribbon on their latest headquarters in downtown Oklahoma City Monday.
Dignity of disability on display in July films, screenings
July sees a number of opportunities to see those living with disabilities telling their own stories, both real and fictional, in films at theaters and at home.
OKC readying for big weekend of country-inspired concerts of all genres
Oklahoma City is in for a big weekend of country music of many types and Brett Fieldcamp gives us some ideas about where to find it.
From country to rock, Feb-March tours have anything you want
The year's early months are bringing some serious musical heroes through OKC with legends of country, indie-rock, blues, and metal all set to light up stages.
Fanwave Artist Showcase to crank volume, thank fans at Res Head
OKC-based booking and fan engagement app Fanwave is going back to drawing board, but first, they're hosting a rousing rock blowout to thank fans and artists.
deadCenter Film Fest brings Black Lives Matter doc to virtual screens Sat
7 p.m. Sat, deadCenter’s virtual screening of the doc "Unapologetic" will serve as FFA’s capstone event for FilmEx, a virtual conference.
Naturalist reaches out on hardcore ‘You Don’t Have to Worry’
Longtime hardcore vets Naturalist return to the Oklahoma City scene with a new album focused on looking for the light as much as succumbing to the darkness.
Rachel Lynch, Griffin Wade to cut album on Blue Door stage
Rachel Lynch & Griffin Wade bring their raw, high-energy folk-punk show to life June 7 at OKC’s Blue Door—recording their debut album live on stage.
Bend reality with these eclectic films in theaters across OKC
Film's endless cinematic possibilities can slough off the real world's rules and replace them all with the kind of wonder that our minds can only dream of.
Musical locals lead high-energy lineup for PrideFest 2024
Some of the most exciting and diverse local artists are filling out the weekend-long music lineup for PrideFest 2024, with rock, pop, soul, and dancing!
BUGNOG explore metal past, doomy present on ‘Lummox’ EP
BUGNOG's newest effort, "Lummox," offers fans a tighter, darker, and more adept mashing of metal styles than ever before.
