The three-day festival returns to Oak Cliff next month, with conversations, performances and book clubs across the program.

No audition required: Canterbury Voices is letting anyone learn Schubert and sing at Civic Center Music Hall on October 17.

Polaris Films and Buffalo Roam Studios plan a repeatable indie pipeline out of a restored Bartlesville church, with two scripts already lined up.

Ian Brockwell, a Francis Tuttle grad, helped build the glowing centerpiece at Hearts for Hearing's new Oklahoma City clinic.

Organizers say rising costs and a stolen equipment trailer helped end the run. Kids 12 and under get in free through Sunday.

Nine performances of the classic musical run through Oct. 4 at McLain Rogers Park, paired with a $25 chuckwagon dinner.

The Atlanta artist known as @thetrapviolinist headlines a cross-genre night with DAMOYEE, meet-and-greets included with every ticket.

A family-owned Oklahoma City clay maker is producing handmade hummingbird tiles for a DEQ mural set to land this November.

Piedmont, Putnam City and Carl Albert students are chasing a shot to belt out a rock classic with the band next month.

More than 40 classes, a Friday jam and a Saturday showcase headline the three-day event downtown.

Oklahoma City's only fringe festival hits three venues Sept. 16-26, with 60% of ticket sales going straight to the artists.

Depth and Space opens next week at the Gaylord-Pickens Museum in Oklahoma City, mixing beadwork, glass and pointillism under one gallery roof.

Oklahoma City's Scissortail Park hosts a full day of Native art, food trucks and a Youth Powwow grand entry at noon.