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| Sierra Club Live! | Thursday July 29 |
Join the Oklahoma Chapter of the Sierra Club for an evening of local food, local drinks, and local music, while learning about Sierra Club activities and pressing environmental issues in Oklahoma! A screening of the short documentary "In the Air We Breathe" will be shown, highlighting the public health & environmental impacts of coal ash in Oklahoma. Musical guest "Sharktooth", local foods provided by Native Roots Market and drinks provided by Coach's Brewhouse.
Learn. Listen. Live. Oklahoma Sierra Club.
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| Image Transferring: Drawings onto Canvas | Thursday July 29 |
University of Oklahoma student Erin Schalk will teach a fun and educational workshop in Image transfer using photocopies and craft supplies. 7:00pm-8:30pm. Ages: Teens
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| The Tulsa United Film Festival | Thursday July 29 |
The Tulsa United Film festival is returning for it's eighth year, July 29th through August 1st at the Circle cinema in Tulsa.
We are proud to once again be hosting a fantastic series of screenings. It all kicks off Thursday July 29th at 7:00 PM at Joe Momma's with a pizza party and free movie screening. Over the course of the weekend we will be screening features to make you laugh and cry, short films by seasoned professionals and budding amateurs, and documentaries on the dangers of bottled water, the inspiring life of Wayman Tisdale, the wild world of low budget sports car racing, and a local legend, Biker Fox.
The festival's focus is to bring together talented filmmakers from diverse backgrounds, thus creating a "United" showcase of creative energy and talent. With an eclectic mix of movies, we believe we have a lineup with something for every cinema lover, so to learn more about the festival, visit us at www.theunitedfest.com/tulsa/schedule.htm
We hope to see you there!
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| Thouroughly Modern Millie | Thursday July 29 |
The Sooner Theatre's Young Producers will tell the story of a wide-eyed Millie Dilmont's move to the big city through lively song and dance numbers in this Tony-award winning Broadway classic. Featuring songs like Gimme Gimme, Not For the Life of Me, Only in New York and many others. Music by Jeanine Tesori Lyrics by Dick Scanlan Book by Richard Morris and Dick Scanlan
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| Dixie Erickson's 'Instrumental Art' | Thursday July 29 |
The Performing Arts Studio presents Dixie Erickson's exhibit "Instrumental Art" through July 29 at the Santa Fe Depot in downtown Norman. The Norman artist's visual collection of banjos was inspired by an instrument she rescued from her father-in-law's attic.
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| Jean Ann Van Krevelen Book Signing | Friday July 30 |
Jean Ann Van Krevelen will be signing her book "Grocery Gardening" Wednesday, July 30th at the Full Circle Bookstore. "Grocery Gardening" includes garden planning, planting, and nutritional information for more than 20 selected edibles. The signing lasts from 6:30 to 8pm.
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| Quartz Mountain Music Festival 'Academy' events | Friday July 30 |
The Quartz Mountain Music Festival (QMMF) Academies take place in the beautiful Quartz Mountain region of Southwest Oklahoma. The Chamber Music and Orchestral Academies will occur at Western Oklahoma State College. And, the Celedonio Romero Guitar Academy will occur at the Granite High School. The festival concerts will take place at the spectacular Robert M. Kerr Performing Arts Center at the Quartz Mountain State Park and Western Oklahoma State College.
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| Jet The Net | Friday July 30 |
Second of two-part series for BEGINNING COMPUTER users. Students will explore various search engines and have an oppoetunity to ask questions.
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| Thouroughly Modern Millie | Friday July 30 |
The Sooner Theatre's Young Producers will tell the story of a wide-eyed Millie Dilmont's move to the big city through lively song and dance numbers in this Tony-award winning Broadway classic. Featuring songs like Gimme Gimme, Not For the Life of Me, Only in New York and many others
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| Contemporary Realism Paintings by Tracey Harris, Eric Stevens, Leslie Lineau, and James Smith as well as Ceramic Sculptures by H | Friday July 30 |
"Contemporary Realism Paintings by Tracey Harris, Eric Stevens, Leslie Lineau, and James Smith as well as Ceramic Sculptures by Harolyn Long" is the July exhibit at JRB Art at The Elms. This work will showcase the work of four artists who specialize in contemporary representational painting. The body of work that Tracey Harris has prepared for this show is primarily figurative, while Eric Stevens has painted a series of landscapes. Leslie Lineau and James Smith will be exhibiting still life paintings. While the subject matter and styles of these artists are different, all the work produced by the four artists closely resembles forms and subjects that can be found in the natural world. In contrast, the sculptural work of Harolyn Long that will be shown in the Ship Gallery is abstract in nature. The exhibit runs through July 30
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| 2010 Xenia Dialogue Fellows | Saturday July 31 |
The Xenia Institute, a Norman non-profit agency that teaches and promotes the practice of dialogue as a way to improve public discourse and encourage public discussions of critical social and community issues, invites members of the community to participate in the Fall 2010 Xenia Dialogue Fellows program. Learn and practice dialogue skills with other engaged community members. For more information visit xeniainstitute.org.
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| Oklahoma River Cruises | Saturday July 31 |
Join Oklahoma River Cruises on their “History Comes Alive” Cruises are each Saturday, and run through August 21. The “History Comes Alive” series depicts history through historical reenactments. The boats depart from Regatta Park Landing at noon and at 12:45 PM from Exchange Landing to Regatta Park.
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