Community Calendar

Once again, OKCMOA is excited to host the Oscar®-Nominated Short Films! This is your chance to watch all five of this year’s Best Animated Short Film nominees—and a shortlisted bonus film—on the big screen and predict the winners. Additional dates and showtimes coming soon!

Once again, OKCMOA is excited to host the Oscar®-Nominated Short Films! This is your chance to watch all five of this year’s Best Live Action Short Film nominees on the big screen and predict the winners. Additional dates and showtimes coming soon!

This March, Get Creative and Learn New Skills with OSC-Arts Classes! Come learn the art of screen printing at Oscillator Press! Students will receive their own screen to create their prints. Jenna Bryan will guide students through each part of the process including emulsion coating/screen prep, color separation/creating transparencies, exposing screens and printing their final projects.

This class will cover printing on paper with water-based ink on a print board, as well as printing on t-shirts with plastisol ink on a carousel press. We'll cover both hand-drawn and digital image prep, with time to experiment and personalize your project. Great for artists, designers, and anyone curious about making prints you can repeat, remix, and share.

All participants will end the class with a finished fine art screen print, several custom printed t-shirts, screen of their own to take home and reuse for future projects full understanding of the screen printing process.

State Superintendent of Schools candidate, Craig McVay, and State Representative Jacob Rosecrants will present on Oklahoma Public Schools. Questions will be taken from the audience. Sponsored by Women in Action for All Norman

Once again, OKCMOA is excited to host the Oscar®-Nominated Short Films! This is your chance to watch all five of this year’s Best Documentary Short Film nominees on the big screen and predict the winners. Additional dates and showtimes coming soon!

The Total Wellness Program is a free 8-week healthy lifestyle and weight-loss class offered by the Oklahoma City-County Health Department. Classes are available at multiple community locations across Oklahoma County, as well as online, making participation accessible for adults with busy schedules.

This program is designed to help participants lose weight safely, build healthier habits, and prevent or manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease.

We’re bringing stories to life with Stories & Specimens at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History! In this engaging program, children are invited to gather for a lively story time, where fascinating tales spark curiosity and set the stage for exploration. Each session dives into a themed topic, connecting stories to science and cultural history with museum objects that let kids see, touch, and discover in our interactive Discovery Room. Best of all, Stories & Specimens is included free with museum admission, making it the perfect way for young learners to enjoy interactive storytelling and hands-on exploration all in one visit!

Once again, OKCMOA is excited to host the Oscar®-Nominated Short Films! This is your chance to watch all five of this year’s Best Animated Short Film nominees—and a shortlisted bonus film—on the big screen and predict the winners. Additional dates and showtimes coming soon!

Once again, OKCMOA is excited to host the Oscar®-Nominated Short Films! This is your chance to watch all five of this year’s Best Live Action Short Film nominees on the big screen and predict the winners. Additional dates and showtimes coming soon!

As a kickoff to Women’s History Month, Potts Family Foundation, the Women’s Foundation of Oklahoma and United WE have teamed up to sponsor a dinner and free screening of “Cow Heavy and Floral,” a narrative short film, directed by Richa Rudola, about a new mother reexamining her identity after giving birth and told uniquely through a split screen format. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion led by Potts Family Foundation CEO, AJ Griffin, Ed.D.