Community Calendar

Casey Donahew is coming to Oklahoma City! Catch him LIVE at The Criterion on April 24th!

Oklahoma City University presents Twisted Tales, a solo ceramics exhibition by artist Stuart Asprey. The show will be on display March 5 through May 14 at the Nona Jean Hulsey Art Gallery. The exhibition features two bodies of work that transform ceramic vessels into graphic storytelling pieces exploring memory, pop culture, and myth. An opening reception will be held March 5 from 5 to 7 p.m. Gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday, and admission is free.

Experience the vibrant creativity of Oklahoma’s Native youth at the Red Earth x Artspace Youth Printmaking Exhibit, running from April 17 through May 29. This showcase features original prints created by students under the guidance of Red Earth’s Danny Sands, in partnership with Artspace and Native American Student Services. The exhibit highlights the power of hands-on arts education and the joy of self-expression in students. We invite the community to visit and witness the impressive imagery and cultural expression these students have brought to life through this collaborative, year-long program.

Red Earth Art Center is located in the Lobby of the BancFirst tower in OKC, 100 N Broadway Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102.

Take your museum visit to the next level—literally! Starting on June 7, spend your Saturday mornings on the OKCMOA Roof Terrace, a scenic spot to vibe and take in the sights and sounds of downtown Oklahoma City. Enjoy locally sourced pastries and refreshing drinks available for purchase—the perfect prelude to a day of film and fine art.

Access to the Roof Terrace is included with a film ticket purchase or gallery admission. Simply show your purchase confirmation to the Admission desk, then ride up the elevator!

Members always receive free admission. Not a member? Join today at okcmoa.com/membership.

The 60th Annual Festival of the Arts takes place April 23–26, 2026 in Bicentennial Park in downtown Oklahoma City, celebrating six decades of art, music, food, and community. Presented by MidFirst Bank and Inasmuch Foundation, the four-day festival features over 140 visual artists, 100+ performances, and dozens of food vendors, along with interactive art experiences and family-friendly activities.

Highlights include Sculpture Park, hands-on creative spaces for all ages, the Youth Art Sale, and the Fresh Paint mural competition. The event transforms downtown into a vibrant cultural “mini city” and continues its tradition as Oklahoma City’s signature spring celebration of the arts.

Follow two faerie sisters on a journey to uncover the lost pages of their Faerie Queen grandmother's diary, which are infused with magic. Easch sister has an important piece of the diary.
Lucinda has the key and Belinda as the spine of the book. They must learn how to work together to find the pages and unite the pieces of the diary to uncover the hidden magical message their grandmother left behind for them to find on the 1st anniversary of her graduation into the Celestial Realm.
Along the way, they will encounter challenges and obstacles that will...let's say...test their relationship.
Will Lucinda and Belinda be able to work together to restore their grandmother's diary? And, more importantly, what happens when they find out about the secret they've been keeping from each other?
Only one way to find out! Come see "Fae Sisters", an original Theatre Cuckoo tale filled with fantasy, faeries, and more!

Mycelium Gallery offers a no alcohol bar with mood enhancing drinks, canned craft sodas and sparkling cbd drinks and water. Also serving
Zero Tolerance Coffee.

$10 Advanced Online Ticket Purchase
$15 at the Door

Oklahoma City University presents Twisted Tales, a solo ceramics exhibition by artist Stuart Asprey. The show will be on display March 5 through May 14 at the Nona Jean Hulsey Art Gallery. The exhibition features two bodies of work that transform ceramic vessels into graphic storytelling pieces exploring memory, pop culture, and myth. An opening reception will be held March 5 from 5 to 7 p.m. Gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday, and admission is free.

Experience the vibrant creativity of Oklahoma’s Native youth at the Red Earth x Artspace Youth Printmaking Exhibit, running from April 17 through May 29. This showcase features original prints created by students under the guidance of Red Earth’s Danny Sands, in partnership with Artspace and Native American Student Services. The exhibit highlights the power of hands-on arts education and the joy of self-expression in students. We invite the community to visit and witness the impressive imagery and cultural expression these students have brought to life through this collaborative, year-long program.

Red Earth Art Center is located in the Lobby of the BancFirst tower in OKC, 100 N Broadway Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102.

The 60th Annual Festival of the Arts takes place April 23–26, 2026 in Bicentennial Park in downtown Oklahoma City, celebrating six decades of art, music, food, and community. Presented by MidFirst Bank and Inasmuch Foundation, the four-day festival features over 140 visual artists, 100+ performances, and dozens of food vendors, along with interactive art experiences and family-friendly activities.

Highlights include Sculpture Park, hands-on creative spaces for all ages, the Youth Art Sale, and the Fresh Paint mural competition. The event transforms downtown into a vibrant cultural “mini city” and continues its tradition as Oklahoma City’s signature spring celebration of the arts.

Explore Anthony McCall's groundbreaking "solid light" works in the North American debut of Anthony McCall: Solid Light. Presented in collaboration with Tate, UK, visitors will experience breaktaking interactive light sculptures in Oklahoma Contemporary's Eleanor Kirkpatrick Main Gallery.

For more information: 405-951-0000, okcontemp.org/solidlight

Image: Installation photography of Anthony McCall: Solid Light exhibition at Tate Modern, June 27, 2024–June 29, 2025. © Anthony McCall; Photo © Tate.