October 2014 Oklahoma Magazine

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Entertainment

36th Annual Nimrod Awards Ceremony and Dinner Oct.24 Awards

from the University of Tulsa’s Nimrod International Journal of Prose and Poetry will be given at the Lorton Performance Center on the TU campus. www.utulsa.edu/nimrod

Opus VIII: Party ZaZa, One Night Only Oct. 24 Allied Arts’ biennial gala has

built up to another big night at the Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club with great entertainment and an atmosphere reflecting elements of ZaZa, Dallas’ iconic hotel. www.alliedartsokc.com

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My Generation: Young Chinese Artists China’s Cultural Revolution ended in 1976, and the artists featured in Oklahoma City Museum of Art’s newest exhibition all were born after that chaotic, dangerous period. The country they would come to know and render would be different from the images of yesteryear’s party propaganda posters, but for these artists, the intrinsic social order and government continue to pervade art, culture and freedom in an increasingly liberalized China. My Generation: Young Chinese Artists presents paintings, video works, art installations, photography and mixed media works by a new generation of artists who work issues of identity, alienation and rebellion into their art. And they do it, often, under threat of reprisal. The exhibit runs from Oct. 25 to Jan. 18 at OKCMOA, 415 Couch Drive, in Oklahoma City. For more information, visit www.okcmoa.com. First Friday Gallery Walk

Ongoing The galleries of OKC’s Paseo Arts District welcome all each month. www.thepaseo.com

First Friday Art Crawl

Ongoing Stroll the Brady Arts District in Tulsa for new exhibitions at galleries and art centers as well as live music and other events at the Guthrie Green and other venues. www.thebradyartsdistrict.com.

2nd Friday Circuit Art Ongoing A monthly celebration of arts in Norman. www.2ndfridaynorman.com Weekends On Us

Ongoing Free admission to the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum the first full weekend of every month. www.nationalcowboymuseum.org

CHARITABLE EVENTS blu Lounge

Oct. 2 Visit with “Team OKC” athletes and other supporters at the Devon Boathouse over great food and with live music and cool blue lights. www.boathousedistrict.org

Broadway Ball 2013 Oct. 3 The 19th annual ball for Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma goes Motown for “One Night Only,” this year’s theme at the Skirvin Hilton Hotel. www.lyrictheatreokc. com Art on Tap

Oct. 3 Endless varieties of beer are served up with great food, art and conversation at the beer-tasting extravaganza taking place at and benefiting the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. www.okcmoa.com

Breath of Life Gala

Oct. 3 Community leaders support the Oklahoma City chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation at this event complete with auctions at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. www.cff.org

Best in Ten Oct. 4 Join Carpenter Square Theatre for its annual fundraiser of 10-minute plays and a reception honoring Billie Thrash. www.carpentersquare. com Tulsa Hall of Fame Oct. 6 A great

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group of Tulsans are inducted into the Tulsa Historical Society’s Tulsa Hall of Fame at the 28th dinner and award ceremony at Southern Hills Country Club. Inductees are Anne B. Cleveland, Rosalind Cook, Burt Holmes, George Krumme, Rachel Perryman (posthumous), Jon

S t u a r t a n d R a n d i W i g h t m a n . w w w. tulsahistory.org

Raven Classic Golf Tournament Oct. 6 Riverfield Country Day School hosts the sixth annual four-man scramble tournament at Page Belcher Golf Course. www.riverfield.org

Cooking for a Cause Oct. 9 Help Iron Gate help Tulsa’s hungry with daily meals by taking a seat at this event that includes Tulsa’s top chefs giving cooking demonstrations and wine pairings at Metro Appliances & More. www.irongatetulsa.org Wine for Water and Service Learning Oct. 9 Leigh Goodson, president

of Tulsa Community College, welcomes guests to the Greenwood Cultural Center for a night of gourmet foods and great wines along with music, silent and live auctions and stories benefiting Just Hope’s work to build global partnerships and improve lives in rural Nicaragua. www.justhope.org

Winterset Launch Party

Oct. 10 The Osteopathic Founders Foundation holds its annual kick-off party leading to a grand gala in February 2015. www.osteopathicfounders.org

Laps for Little Ones

Oct. 11 Walk and run at Cascia Hall School to raise funds for the Little Light House, a school serving children with special needs. www.littlelighthouse.org

Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes Oct. 11 The walk event and benefit for the American Diabetes Association takes place at the University of Tulsa. www.diabetes.org

25th Annual American Airlines Charity Golf Tournament Oct. 13 More than 200 golfers from around the country play the greens at Broken Arrow’s Golf Club of Oklahoma to benefit Special Olympics Oklahoma athletes. www.sook.org

OCCJ Awards Dinner

Oct. 14 The Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice holds its 56th annual dinner and awards event honoring individuals for their work in communities. University of Tulsa President Steadman Upham will be honored at the Cox Business Center. www.occjok.org

OKC Charity Scotch Tasting

Oct. 16 Fine scotch and cigars are just the beginning of this premier event, which is held annually at a private home and benefits a charity. 405.706.7484

Orchids in October

Oct. 16 The annual Myriad Gardens Foundation luncheon and orchid sale benefits the Myriad Botanical Gardens’ ecology education programming. www.oklahomacitybotanicalgardens.com

Tulsa Bone Bash

Oct. 18 Party for a good cause and the Arthritis Foundation at The Loft at First Place Tower. www.arthritis.org/ oklahoma

Oct. 24-Nov. 2 Get your Care Card to shop for awesome discounts around Tulsa and help Family & Children’s Services. www.fcsok.org

42nd Alpha Rho Arts & Crafts Benefit Bazaar Oct. 25 Alpha Rho, the

philanthropic organization, holds its long-running arts and crafts fair and market in Broken Arrow to benefit local, state and regional charities. 918.251.0617

War on Lupus Golf Tournament Oct. 27 Join the Lupus Foundation of Oklahoma at the Belmar Golf Club for play that benefits medical research. www.oklupus.org

Fashion a Cure Pink Ribbon Event Oct. 27 The fashion-oriented extravaganza at Southern Hills Country Club raises funds for Oklahoma Project Woman, providing free breast health screenings and other related services to low-income patients. This year’s special guest is New York designer Maria Cornejo. www. oklahomaprojectwoman.com

Corks & Kegs

Oct. 30 The Halloween-themed night at Cox Business Center includes great beers and wines along with bites from Tulsa’s finest restaurants. The night benefits the Sooner-Tulsa Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. www.cff.org

COMMUNITY San Antonio Festivals Oct. 1-30 Celebrate a fall to remember in San Antonio with unforgettable festivals and events. www. visitsanantonio.com Route 66 Celebrates Israel’s 66th Birthday Oct. 1 Author and Route 66 his-

torian Michael Wallis shares history of the Mother Road and how its renown has reached Israel and beyond in a community-wide celebration at the Campbell Hotel. 918.495.1100

Pumpkin Festival at Shepherd’s Cross Oct. 1-30 Drop in at the Claremore

farm for a look at country living and fall fun appropriate for all ages. www.shepherdscross. com

Mvskoke Hall of Fame

Oklahoma City Oilfield Expo Oct. 1-2 Get to know the industry at this trade show for professionals at the Cox Convention Center. www.okcoilfieldexpo.com

Light the Night Walk

Oct. 2 The 18th annual expo features vendors and representatives in the industry at Oklahoma State Fair Park. www.ok.gov/marginalwells

12th Annual Buddy Walk

Oct. 3-4 Indian Territory history lives at Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserves’ festival that includes trades folk in period attire, American Indians in regalia and activities. www.woolaroc.org

Oct. 18 Citizens of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation are honored for their accomplishments and contributions at this induction gala event at River Spirit Event Center. www.muscogeenation-nsn.gov

Oct. 18 The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s evening walk fundraiser at Oklahoma Aquarium supports survivors and honors late loved ones. www. lightthenight.org Oct. 19 The walk benefiting the Down Syndrome Association of Tulsa takes place at Central Park at Union Public Schools. www.dsat.org

Tribute to Excellence Oct. 22 The Arthritis Foundation holds its 25th dinner and awards evening at the Skirvin Hilton Hotel. www. arthritis.org Uncorking the Cure

Oct. 23 Winning wines, delicious hors d’oeuvres, silent and live auctions – it’s what the night is about with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society at the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame. www.nationalMSsociety.org

Badges & BBQ

Oct. 23 Area law enforcement and fire department personnel grill up their best for guests and the competition at Christiansen Aviation/Jones Riverside Airport to help the Crime Prevention Network. www.okcpn.org

Signature Chefs Auction

Oct. 23 Top chefs present their best at the Skirvin Hilton Hotel for the March of Dimes. www.marchofdimes. com/oklahoma

Oklahoma Oil & Gas Trade Expo

Fall Mountain Man Encampment

Circle Cinema 10th Anniversary Celebration Oct. 3-4 A two-day mini

festival includes screenings by the deadCENTER Film Festival in Tulsa. www.okcastle.com

Haunted Castle Halloween Festival Oct. 3-Nov. 1 Guests will find spooky

and fun events for all ages at the Castle in Muskogee. www.okcastle.com

The 13th Ward

Oct. 3-Nov. 1 The Broken Arrow haunted attraction is back with more terror and (fake) gore to thrill. www.the13thward. com

FrightFest

Oct. 3-Nov. 2 Frontier City gets into the Halloween season for trick-or-treaters and more. www.frontiercity.com

Terror on 10th Street Haunted House Oct. 3-Nov. 2 The 10th year brings out

more spooky history and fun at this haunted house just two miles from Bricktown. 405.232.1816


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