The free Sept. 12 festival at Oklahoma Contemporary bans AI art and hands out free snow cones to the first 200 fans.

A new documentary about Guthrie's Brooklyn years, Yiddish songs and Hanukkah lyrics screens Aug. 20 with a live discussion at Circle Cinema.

The Red Clay Roots Music Festival raises funds for Choctaw Code Talkers Association programs while spotlighting a documentary from a code talker's great-great-granddaughter.

Amber Midthunder and producer Jhane Myers headline two free days of screenings at the 350-seat Anoli' Theater this weekend.

More than half the artists hail from Tulsa, and 71% come from Route 66 towns. Wraps go up this fall.

The Muskogee museum's reopening weekend will include free admission, tours, food trucks and a set from The Swon Brothers.

A new documentary about Blessed Stanley Rother premiered at Regal Warren Moore, bringing Oklahoma’s first American martyr into the spotlight.

The 40th Red Earth Festival returns to downtown OKC Aug. 1–2 with a juried Native art market, dance showcases and awards events. Organizers say the milestone year will bring artists and collectors from across the country.

Yukon turns Main Street into a temporary public gallery next Saturday as part of the Route 66 centennial, with community painting, murals, music and food trucks.

The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum's Prix de West sale generated more than $3.7M, with a museum purchase and dozens of sold works.

Nineteen artworks salvaged from the Murrah Federal Building have been moved from UCO to the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum for conservation and future display.

After years of delays, Tulsa’s OKPOP is moving into exhibit design with architects, artifacts and state matching funds in place. The museum plans immersive, ticketed upper floors and a free ground level.

The Kiowa Anquoe family led a drum ceremony at the National Native American Hall of Fame opening in Oklahoma City, marking the Sundial Mansion's debut as the Hall's new home.