Lillie-Beth Brinkman

A new immersive art experience in downtown Oklahoma City gives visitors both a mystery to solve as they walk through it and new music from a local band.

Now that November is here, it’s time to start planning for upcoming holiday entertainment, with some of Oklahoma City’s favorite holiday traditions getting new looks and new shows opening soon.

The day after an election is a good day to mention the things that we have in common instead of our divisions, and I have loved the bombing memorial's Better Conversations series for helping us explore the things that unite us. The series grew out of the tough conversations people in Oklahoma City had to discuss the best way to develop the National Memorial to honor “those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever,” as the website states.

Stopping by the Oklahoma City Zoo and enjoying OKC Broadway's latest musical on Wednesday night felt a lot like Christmas for those of us who enjoyed either spectacle.

The Annie Oakley Society hosted television personality Kathie Lee Gifford in Oklahoma City last week during its annual luncheon at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum.

Oklahoma City planned to kick off its annual holiday season with the tree lighting festival downtown Tuesday evening, and it's just the start of fun holiday events and other fun community things to do this month.

The Oklahoma City Philharmonic hosted guests at the formal Maestro Ball with a “Pops of Color” theme and lots of music showcasing its talented musicians last weekend at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club.

Tim Burton's classic 1988 film “Beetlejuice” is living on in both theaters with a sequel to the original movie and on stage this month in Oklahoma City with OKC Broadway bringing the national touring production to the Civic Center Music Hall.

The architectural marvel of Oklahoma Contemporary’s Folding Light facility is highlighted in a new Smithsonian documentary episode.

Congratulations to the honorees recognized for their contributions to the local arts community at last Thursday’s 18th annual Paseo Arts Awards dinner in Oklahoma City.