On the Town: OCCC plays key role in state's film industry success
We’ve been watching Oklahoma’s film industry grow and thrive, and recent national recognition for Oklahoma City Community College helps tell the story about how it happened.
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We’ve been watching Oklahoma’s film industry grow and thrive, and recent national recognition for Oklahoma City Community College helps tell the story about how it happened.
1990s and 2000s nostalgia is having a moment in the zeitgeist. Now Sonic is tapping into the trend with its new ‘Slush Ring.’
Sonic Drive-in's virtual tour of its 2021 outlook was the partnership it struck with COOP Ale Works to produce a line of hard seltzers, but plenty more flavors are due as the weather warms. Sonic Drive-In Culinary Innovation Manager Erin Buono took inspiration from the company's embrace of adult beverages for a summer line of nonalcoholic slushes. "We've taken inspiration from classic cocktails this year," Buono said last week during a virtual tour of Sonic's new offerings. "(They're) fun, refreshing drinks with more adult flavors that you can share with friends for summer." Startin...
Museum offers art kits to children Thanks to the Sonic Foundation, the Oklahoma City Museum of Art will distribute 500 art kits through select Metropolitan Library System locations and Oklahoma Children’s Hospital at OU Health. Instructions and materials needed to make three sculptures at home are inside the box. The projects take inspiration from the museum’s Dale Chihuly collection as well as the upcoming exhibition, “Moving Vision: Op and Kinetic Art from the Sixties and Seventies.” Kits also contain two complimentary adult admission tickets to the museum. Children’s admission is ...
On the Town: Kids encouraged to get creative with sculpture By: Lillie-Beth Brinkman The Journal Record January 14, 2021 Comments Off on On the Town: Kids encouraged to get creative with sculpture Lillie-Beth Brinkman It has been so neat to see all of the ways people are creating art at home, and now the Oklahoma City Museum of Art has joined the fray to spur children to get creative with sculpture. Between Jan. 18 and 31 while supplies last, the museum will distribute 500 art kits through select Metropolitan Library System locations and the Oklahoma Children’s Hospital at OU He...