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Chickasha-based TalkJive Radio is putting Native American culture on blast.

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, Them Damn NDNs, Native American, TalkJive Radio, Kellie J. Lewis, Thomas Ware III, Red Dirt Radio, Tom Mauchahty-Ware, The Crow’s Nest, Praise Hymn, Sunday Social, Hip-Hop Tuesdays, Friday Night 49, radio

A local collector displays a curated collection of pieces by unknown artists at Artspace at Untitled.

Tags: Arts, Emily Reynolds, Artspace at Untitled, Laura Warriner, art, curated art, Anonyma Fine Art

Local free pantries and community-minded citizens provide food for those who need it.

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, Aley Cristelli, Pine Pantry, Plaza District, food pantry, Bad Granny’s Bazaar, Bad Granny’s, Diana Harris, homeless

New guidelines are pushing doctors to curtail opioid prescriptions, even for patients who benefit from them.

Tags: Metro, opioid epidemic, opioid crisis, opioids, State Question 788, SQ 788, CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute on Drug Abuse, NIDA, QVIA Institute for Human Data Science Study, Drug Enforcement Agency, DEA, fentanyl, prescription drugs, prescription opioids, Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, CBHSQ, Lawrence Pasternack, Oklahoma State University, heroin, S. Blake Kelly, Oklahoma Pain Society, OPS, MME, Senate Bill 1446

Norman Philharmonic and the University of Oklahoma revive a tradition honoring Martin Luther King Jr.

Tags: Arts, Martin Luther King Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration University of Oklahoma, Catlett Music Center, Sharp Hall, Norman, World House Concerto, James Oliverio, Norman philharmonic, Robert Zielinski

Tags: Music Features, Andre grimm, ellen cherry, why aren't you famous podcast, why aren't you famous oklahoma city, oklahoma city live podcast, joe's addiction oklahoma city

A local student organization takes part in a national rally to bring attention to climate change.

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, Earth Strike, Earth Strike oklahoma city, oklahoma city climate change protest, Rose State College Democratic Socialists of America, Democratic Socialists of America

The Allie Lauren Project brings its lush melodies to Opening Night 2019.

Tags: Music Features, The Allie Lauren Project, Opening Night, Lauren Nicole Clare, Harold Roberts, Hal Roberts, Lionel Hampton, The Lace Which Sailed and Bore Us Well Across the Epic Echo, New Year’s Eve, Arts Council Oklahoma City, Holly Hodge

An exhibit and sale at Gallery One at The Paseo features work by two generations of the Tiger family.

Tags: Arts, Gallery One at The Paseo, Paseo Gallery One, Hvresse Christie Tiger, Dana Tiger, Coleman Lisan Tiger Blair, Jerome Tiger, Jerome Tiger Art Company, Cheryl Harder, Jim Barnett, Native American art, art, Legacy Cultural Learning Community, ike Woodrow Wilson Big Bow, Robert Redbird, Archie Blackowl, Woody Crumbo, Duane Taylor, Michael Deo

Jesus House collects food and toys for the holiday season.

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, Jesus House, Sister Ruth Wynne, Sister Betty Adams, Mike Bateman, Sloane Wellner

Post Plymouth explores the native identity of four key artists.

Tags: Arts, Exhibit C, Post Plymouth, Native American, art, Native American art, Roy Boney Jr., Daniel McCoy, Cannupa Hanska Luger, Addie Roanhorse, Tom Farris, Cherokee Nation, Gina Gray, Osage Nation

An exhibit at 21c Museum Hotel explores the intricacies of pop culture.

Tags: Arts, 21c Museum Hotel Oklahoma City, Pop Stars! Popular Culture and Contemporary Art, Alice States, R. Luke DuBois, Brian Paumier

Pianist Jim Brickman brings his Joyful Christmas tour to OKC.

Tags: Arts, Jim Brickman, pianist, Joyful Christmas, OCCC’s Visual and Performing Arts Center Theater, Oklahoma City Community College Visual and Performing Arts Center Theater, Richard Charnay

The Depot Gallery offers an exhibition full of small artwork perfect for gifts.

Tags: Arts, Small Works VIII, The Depot Gallery, Brad Price, Shari Jackson, Debby Kaspari, Carol Beesley, Carolyn J. Faseler, Steve Hicks, Debby Kaspari, Tim Kenney, Brad Price, Bert Seabourn, Connie Seabourn, Cletus Smith, Betty Wood, en plein air, watercolor, serigraphs

A wealthy expatriate considers suicide in his French cafe after Hemingway’s death in an absurdist comedy at Carpenter Square Theatre.

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, Ernest Hemingway, Victor Bullard, Michael Hollinger, Carpenter Square Theatre, Rhonda Clark, An Empty Plate in the Café du Grand Boeuf, Glen Hallstrom, Holly McNatt, Linda McDonald