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Ian Jayne

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Arts

DNA Galleries’ upcoming exhibit aims to provide gift-givers and local art lovers with the perfect solution to holiday shopping

By Ian Jayne
Dec 14, 2017

Tags: Arts, Anna Heston, christmas, Craig Proper, DNA Galleries, erin merryweather, holidays, Jackie Teague Wentz, Lindsay Harkness, Liz Boudreaux, Reagan Cloiber, the girlie show
Arts

National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum showcases the early comics of Tom Ryan

By Ian Jayne
Nov 17, 2017

Tags: Arts, Kimberly Roblin, National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, Tom Ryan, tom ryan comics
Arts

Holiday Cheer: Canterbury Voices’ production of Messiah puts a midcentury spin on Handel’s classic

By Ian Jayne
Nov 17, 2017

Tags: Arts, Canterbury Voices, Civic Center Music Hall, frideric handel, George Frideric Handel, handel's messiah, Randi Von Ellefson
Community & Lifestyle

Writer Deanna Atkinson brought her backyard to (fictional) life in her children’s book Quackers: A Duck’s Tale

By Ian Jayne
Nov 9, 2017

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, books, Deanna Ruth Atkinson, Illustrator, Jime Wimmer, Kathryn McGaha, kickstarter, Quackers: A Duck's Tale, self-publishing, UCO’s College of Fine Art and Design, urban farm
Community & Lifestyle

Wizard World Comic Con brings celebrities, cosplayers and pop culture to OKC

By Ian Jayne
Oct 19, 2017

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, Charisma Carpenter, cox convention cente, emma caulfield, james marters, Kate Beckinsale, Nicholas Brendon, okc wizard world, okc wizard world comic con, oklahoma city wizard world, oklahoma comic con, Val Kilmer, Wizard World Comic Con
Community & Lifestyle

Oklahoma Dental Foundation takes free dental care on the road

By Ian Jayne
Oct 18, 2017

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, john wilguess, mobilesmiles, oklahoma dental foundation, oklahoma oral health foundation, soonercare
Arts

Lyric Theatre brings ’80s fever to Oklahoma City with Rock of Ages

By Ian Jayne
Oct 13, 2017

Tags: Arts, Ashley Wells, Lyric at the Plaza, oklahoma city musical theatre, Rock of Ages
Community & Lifestyle

Mesta Festa welcomes 11 food trucks, including Junction Coffee, La Luna Cantina, Tasty Snow, Pizza 23 and Bacon N’ Cakin’.

By Ian Jayne
Sep 21, 2017

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, Bacon N’ Cakin’, Ben Freeman, food trucks, Jennifer Bowman, Junction Coffee, Justin Joslin, La Luna Cantina, Madison McCoy, mesta festa, Mesta Park, Mesta Park Neighborhood Association, oklahoma children's theatre, Oklahoma Shirt Company, Pizza 23, street festival, Studio 7, Tasty Snow, The Downtown YMCA, Thunder Drummers
Arts

Some of Stillwater’s earliest settlers make their photographic debut in 'We the People'

By Ian Jayne
Sep 8, 2017

Tags: Arts, Kimberly Roblin, National Cowboy Heritage & Western Museum, Oklahoma State, photo exhibit, photography, stillwater, we the people
Community & Lifestyle

Oklahoma author Renee Adams makes reading more interactive than ever before through her new startup and book

By Ian Jayne
Sep 7, 2017

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, anxiety, augmented reality, books, Calm in Your Palm, charity, children, children's book, Lauren Holloway, positive tomorrows, Renee Adams, Trifecta Communications, youth
Arts

OKC Broadway brings Disney’s The Little Mermaid to life by diving down into the sea to find stories, song and dance.

By Ian Jayne
Aug 31, 2017

Tags: Arts, broadway, Civic Center Music Hall, Diana Huey, disney, Disney's The Little Mermaid, Eric Kunze, Glen Casale, Hans Christian Anderson, OKC Broadway, The Little Mermaid
Arts

UCO’s College of Fine Arts and Design hosts Broadway icons and sings and dances like never before in its 2017-2018 season.

By Ian Jayne
Aug 30, 2017

Tags: Arts, Branford Marsalis Quartet, college of fine arts, Diavolo Dance Theatre, Greg White, Kaleidoscope Dance Company, The University of Central Oklahoma
Community & Lifestyle

Jeanetta Calhoun Mish brings an appreciation of Oklahoma’s land and culture to her role as 2017-18 state poet laureate

By Ian Jayne
Aug 24, 2017

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, 2002 Edda Poetry Chapbook for Women Competition, Benjamin Myers, Henry Leavitt Ellsworth, hobart, Jeanetta Calhoun Mish, joy harjo, Linda Hogan, literature, Mary Fallin, nonfiction essays, Oklahoma City University, Oklahoma Poet Laureate, Oklahomeland: Essays, poetry, ralph ellison, Red Earth MFA, Richard Wright, Tongue Tied Woman, washington irving, Wewoka, What I Learned at the War
Film

Myriad Botanical Gardens brings Cat Video Festival back for a night of food and purrfectly funny clips.

By Ian Jayne
Aug 9, 2017

Tags: Film, Cat Video Festival, cats, Cutie Pies Concession, food trucks, Fresh Ice, Great Lawn, Internet, Internet Cat Video Festival, Jenkins Valley, Kaleidoscope Arts, Katiebug's Shaved Ice and Hot Chocolate, Myriad Botanical Gardens, Oklahoma City Animal Welfare, Parking Lot Party (PLP) Food Truck, pets, pitchfork in the park, The Brown’s Kitchen OKC, The Hall's Pizza Kitchen, The Healthy Hippo, YouTube
Arts

Lyric Theatre's In the Heights propels questions of culture, class and identity

By Ian Jayne
Aug 2, 2017

Tags: Arts, Civic Center Music Hall, cristina oeschger, In the Heights, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma, michael balderrama, performing arts in okc, quiara alegeria hudes, theatre