The Arts

The feature performance for the opening night of the OKC PrideFest Friday was international-recording artist, G Flip.

Brett Fieldcamp reviews “No Justice, No Peace” running through this weekend at Capitol Hill’s Yale Theater in Historic Capitol Hill.

Well, it’s summer now, and in addition to the sweltering, triple-digit heat, that also inevitably means it’s Hollywood blockbuster season.

OKCMOA celebrates their 20th year in their location by expanding and reimagining their Chihuly exhibit with “Chihuly: Then and Now.”

Once again, Jabee and many other collaborators are bringing top talent to the Juneteenth on the East festival on NE 23rd Street.

For the 22nd year in a row, OKC’s premiere indie showcase and film festival, deadCenter, gets rolling this week.

Free Press and Trifecta Communications teamed up to provide a story and matching 360 degree video of the Walter Ioos, Jr. exhibit at OKCMOA.

After half a year of major renovations, COVID, and last-minute delays, OKC’s historic Blue Note Lounge is ready to reopen this week.

Brett Fieldcamp provides insights on the upcoming Paseo Arts Festival, especially some of the more unique aspects of visuals and performance.

The Oklahoma City Museum of Art is showing some unique films from around the world in May and June, ones you won't want to miss.

Sisteria is a band right on the cusp of their full power, even after less than a year of performing together.

The OKC-Norman band Flock of Pigs is back in OKC and has released their first single since a weird foray in New York with sketchy managers.

Brett Fieldcamp says to check out OKC’s Lunar Division to see that rock is not only still kicking, but still going strong.

Here are some films for May in OKC that are so weird, wild, and unconventional that the weather outside feels stable in comparison.

In this review of a movie showing at Oklahoma City Museum of Art this weekend, Brett Fieldcamp asks, "How do you describe a sound?"