ANDREWS PARK, 201 W. Daws St. -- July 12, Summer Breeze concert with Wanda Jackson. Call 325-3388.
BARNES AND NOBLE, 540 Ed Noble Parkway -- Call 579-8800.
BORDERS BOOKS MUSIC AND CAFE, 300 Norman Center Ct. -- First Friday of the month, Celtic Jam. Call 573-4907.
CATLETT MUSIC CENTER, 500 W. Boyd St. -- Call 325-2081 or 325-4101.
CHOUSE, 717 W. Boyd St. -- Call 447-9805.
CLEVELAND COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, 615 E. Robinson St. -- Wednesdays and Saturdays, farm market open. Call 360-4721.
DONALD W. REYNOLDS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, 540 Parrington Oval -- Call 325-4101.
HASTINGS BOOKS MUSIC AND VIDEO, 2300 W. Main St. -- Call 329-5529.
LIONS PARK, 450 S. Flood Ave. -- July 10-11, Midsummer Nights' Fair. Call 329-4523.
McMICHAEL MUSIC, 1005 N. Flood Ave, Suite 100 -- Call 360-1199.
NORMAN INSTITUTE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, 2795-B Broce Dr. -- Call 292-8400.
NORMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY, 225 N. Webster Ave. -- Today, Melody Hounds, computer classes. Monday, toddler storytime, preschool storytime, computer classes, Professor B. Looney. Call 701-2600.
OKLAHOMA MEMORIAL UNION, 900 Asp Ave. -- Summer enrollment ongoing. Web: union.ou.edu.
PERFORMING ARTS STUDIO, 200 S. Jones Ave. -- Call 307-9320.
REAVES PARK, 2501 S. Jenkins Ave. -- Saturday, Norman Day Celebration with live bands and fireworks spectacular. Visit www.NormanFun.com.
WEITZENHOFFER THEATRE, 563 Elm Ave. -- Tonight through Sunday and July 8-11, "The Bremen Town Musicians." Call 325-4101 or visit www.ou.edu/finearts/ drama/productions/08-09.
SONDER MUSIC, DANCE AND ART, 225 E. Gray St. -- Drumming classes with Jahruba and Afro-Cuban salsa classes Tuesdays. African dance classes Thursdays. Third Friday of each month, Celtic Jam. Call 474-9734 or visit sondermusic.com.
SOONER THEATRE, 101 E. Main St. -- Today, Cimarron Circuit Opera Comapny production of "The Gondoliers." Now enrolling for summer camps and classes. Call 321-9600 or visit www.soonertheatre.com.
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2nd Friday Art Circuit tonight
Events for 2nd Friday Circuit of Art Feb. 10, 2012: Participating nonprofit organizations: · Firehouse Art Center, 444 S. Flood, will exhibit artworks by students from the Healing Studio Feb. 10 through March 24. Firehouse patrons ...
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Breathe Owl Breathe flying to Opolis
Breathe Owl Breathe (BOB) is not a typical band. Not surprisingly the trio’s percussionist, Trevor Hobbs, is not a conventional drummer. Between recording music, playing local gigs and touring, he teaches earth sciences at two different ...
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A rare viewing of “There is More to Love...”
The University of Oklahoma College of Fine Arts and Norman’s Sooner Theatre is presenting a rare opportunity next weekend to see a staged reading of a new musical, “There is More to Love…” Utilizing love songs by Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber, ...
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‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’ turns 50
By Carolyn Kellogg Los Angeles Times “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.” Sure, everyone’s heard of it. But is it worth reading? Before Jack Nicholson won his first Oscar, before there was a bus full of merry pranksters, there was a writing ...
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On Se Rechauffe! Let’s Heat It Up!
By Hannah Cruz norman etc. editor Thousands of people will gather the streets of Downtown Norman next weekend to enjoy Oklahoma’s original Mardi Gras parade....
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An interesting take on espionage with “Safe House”
He must have joined “The Agency” with an eye toward excitement, exotic locales and danger. But in Capetown, a backwater as far as foreign intrigue goes, agency newcomer Matt Weston is stuck — a one-man show, running a never-used “safe ...
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The artist life of Warrior Spirits
With nearly 1,000 distinct dialects spoken, hundreds of years of colonization from multiple countries as well as vast natural resources, Papua New Guinea is the epitome of diversity. Its native art is no exception....
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The ONE event is coming to town with chairs
The unexpected will be the center of attention at the Norman Art Council’s ONE fundraiser in March: chairs....
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Economy on the upswing at the Deli Tuesday
Life-long Norman resident Travis Pierce denies being a Communist. He explained writing a requiem for recently deceased North Korean strongman Kim Jong-il as recognition of his place in pop culture rather than as a tribute to a brutal ...
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Steel drums to hit OU
The largest steel pan ensemble Oklahoma has ever seen will assemble in Norman next weekend for a steel pan festival, a two-day celebration of Calypso music that will make any stage seem small. “This is going to be the first time we’ve ...
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