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Hello, OKC!
As the golden hues of September begin to take hold, we find ourselves entering a season of change— one filled with crisp mornings, cozy evenings, and the perfect excuse to refresh our routines and our perspectives.
This month at City Lifestyle, we’re celebrating lifestyle—in all its forms. From food and travel to wellness and the home—we believe that style is more than what you wear or how your home looks. It’s how you live. It’s how you move through your days with intention, joy, and personal flair. And in our vibrant community, style is as diverse and dynamic as the people who call this place home.
Our team has curated stories that highlight not only trends and inspiration, but also the heart of our city. We believe every story shared builds a stronger, more connected place to live.
As we look ahead to the holiday season, we’d love your help. Whether it’s a neighbor doing something extraordinary, a local cause that’s making a difference, or a hidden gem of a business that deserves a spotlight—we want to hear from you. Your stories help us tell the story of our community.
Thank you for being part of this journey. It’s an honor to represent our community through these pages each month. Wishing you an inspired September and all the beauty that comes with a new season.
Be blessed,
JIMMY DARDEN, PUBLISHER @CITYLIFESTYLE_OKC
September 2025
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The terracotta warriors in Xi’An, China, discovered in 1974 and dating back to the late 200s BCE, depict the armies of the first emperor of China, Qin Shi Huong. Story on page 16.
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Get Hungry for a Feast
Submissions are open for Paseo FEAST, the Paseo Arts Association’s unique micro-granting program designed to advance the creative endeavors of local artists with patronage from the community. Artists from all disciplines are encouraged to apply. Through FEAST (Funding Emerging Artists with Sustainable Tactics), artists can submit a proposal for a creative project that needs funding. Proposals are due by Sept. 9, and finalists will be notified on Sept. 19. FMI and the application, visit thepaaok.org/feast
OVO by Cirque du Soleil Returns to OKC
After captivating audiences in 40 countries and enchanting crowds around the world, OVO is returning to North America and will be presented at the Paycom Center in downtown Oklahoma City from Sept. 11-14. OVO (“egg” in Portuguese) by Cirque du Soleil will dazzle more than ever with its fascinating insect colony, bringing together 53 acrobats and musicians in a show that delights both adults and children! Tickets are available at Cirquedusoleil.com/OVO.
Photography by Marie-Andrée Lemire
OKCMOA Renaissance Ball Late Night Tickets on Sale
Tickets to the Oklahoma City Museum of Art 's Late Night, the official afterparty of the Renaissance Ball—one of the museum’s most anticipated annual events, are on sale. The event is scheduled from 9:30 p.m. to midnight, Friday, Sept. 5, at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club. Late Night features an open bar, light bites, live music, dancing and more. Must be 21 or older. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit okcmoa.com/latenight
Affair of the Heart Set for Oct 17-19
Shop hundreds of artists, crafters, boutique owners and small retailers at Braum's An Affair of the Heart, scheduled Oct. 17-19 at the OKC Fairgrounds. Admission is $12 and good for unlimited re-entry. Kids 12 and under get in free. Tickets can be purchased online.'okcfallaoth.com
India Food & Arts Festival
Planned for Sept. 21
Arts and crafts, calligraphy and cooking workshops; classical and traditional dance; performances; live music; henna stalls; ethnic Indian cuisine; an ethnic fashion show; and more are on tap for the India Food & Arts Festival, slated from 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, at Scissortail Park. Admission of free!
State Fair Coming to OKC Sept. 11-21
A carnival, Disney on Ice, live music, food booths galore, and much more await visitors to this year's Oklahoma State Fair at the OKC Fairgrounds. Order tickets and learn more at okstatefair.com
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SCRATCH KITCHEN & COCKTAILS
Where Fresh Is the First Ingredient
On a bustling corner of downtown Norman’s Main Street, you will find food, drinks and neighbors who are drawn to the fresh-squeezed, made-fromscratch, and melding of comfort and adventurous cuisine known as Scratch Kitchen & Cocktails. The retro music nicely complements the eclectic décor but does not overwhelm the atmosphere.
“We make our syrups, squeeze all of our juices daily, and make our sauces in-house,” said Sydney
Walker, who has worked for Scratch Kitchen for 10 years. “We make food that is good and good for you, with an Oklahoma and Louisiana spin on it.”
With no artificial “anything” if they can keep from it, Brady Sexton, a Norman native, brought the metro’s first craft cocktail bar to Norman in 2013. Since then, he and his team have created a gathering place, hopping most nights of the week due to daily specials and themed events.
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Crispy Lump Crab Cakes are among the tasty appetizers offered at Scratch. Try one of their fresh craft cocktails for an extra treat.
Two of their most popular suppliers are Heirloom and Bittercube, owned by a Norman native and lifelong friend of Brady’s, Ira Koplowitz, who consulted, in the beginning, to help Scratch Kitchen bring craft cocktails to Norman.
“Our team loves food and hospitality,” Sydney said. “We want everyone who comes through the door to feel that no matter the event or occasion.”
On the weekday evening that we visited, we did have reservations, and I suggest you make them because the restaurant is close to campus and can fill up quickly.
For cocktails, we tried an Aviation, made from Ford’s Gin, Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur, crème de Violette, simple syrup and lemon juice, and The Flower Cup, which had a delicate floral bouquet,
made from honeysuckle vodka, lemon juice, grapefruit juice, honey syrup, lavender syrup, ginger liqueur, Heirloom Crème de Flora and Boliver bitters. Both cocktails were uniquely flavored, smooth and the perfect beverage to sip and savor the evening.
We ordered two appetizers, and both were crowd-pleasers. The Crispy Lump Crab Cakes were hot and crunchy, served with a tangy remoulade that tasted like tangy tartar sauce. The Scratch Spinach Dip arrived at the table in a skillet and was topped with parmesan cheese and house-made pico de gallo—there were not a lot of spices, which allowed the ingredients to speak for themselves.
One of the night’s most pleasant surprises was the Southwest Salad. The thinly sliced sweet potato chips were the first delight, and the second was the cilantro lime vinaigrette, which swirls in your mouth amongst a myriad of sweet and savory
flavors and textures—black beans, roasted corn, red onion, tomato, avocado and cotija cheese on mixed greens.
You won’t be disappointed if you order an Okie Smash Burger, which offers a couple of layers of cooked-to-suit beef patties, a special sauce and Scratch pickles, a beautiful bread & butter, with a “zing” variety.
The blackened Alaskan Sockeye Salmon was flaky and mild, and the spices started sweet and ended with a kick of heat. The asparagus was an outstanding choice of side, served crunchy and perfectly cooked.
The Flank & Fries is a plate full of shoestring fries topped with a marinated flank steak drizzled with red wine butter. The marinade was flavorful, and the fries were served with fresh ketchup, although we preferred to dip our fries in our remaining spinach dip.
Blackened Alaskan Sockeye Salmon comes with a choice of sides, including asparagus.
Our second surprise of the evening was the Fried Catfish with a jalapeno cream sauce, bacon-braised collard greens and pimento cheese risotto—in a word—YUM. Every morsel was perfectly cooked, fried, simmered, and whatever other culinary magic was going on back in the kitchen to prepare this dish.
For dessert, we may have overdone it, but no apologies will be issued. The Tres Leche Cake was the favorite of our server, Lexi, so we ordered it, too, and we were so glad we did. You could start with the caramel drizzle and whipped cream frosting and go down to the moist cake. I can still close my eyes and taste.
We also tried the flourless chocolate cake with strawberries, whipped cream and dark chocolate drizzle. It was a bit dense for our tastes, but it was PERFECT when paired with the Tres Leche Cake. The Old Fashion Cake would appeal most to those who enjoy bourbon.
You can expect the friendly staff to serve seamlessly and quietly, appearing when you need them and then disappearing when you don’t. I found the pricing quality-based, where you could order a burger, have drinks with friends, or celebrate a special occasion with a pricier entrée.
Scratch Kitchen is located at 132 West Main St. in Norman. Reservations can be made by calling 405.801.2900 or online at EatAtScratch.com. The restaurant is open 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday; and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. Their daily specials can be found on Instagram @scratchnormandowntown.
Scratch's Tres Leches are served with a house-made crème fraîche and fresh strawberries.
ANCIENT ADVENTURE
A Memorable Trip to a Country Spanning Five Time Zones
ARTICLE BY SUSAN GROSSMAN
PHOTOGRAPHY BY SUSAN GROSSMAN AND JIM MILLER
Travel isn’t just about the destination - it’s about how you get there and how you experience every moment along the way. From luxury luggage and first-class flights to curated itineraries and fashionable finds, traveling in style transforms the journey into something unforgettable. Whether you’re jet-setting across the globe or indulging in a weekend escape, this story is your invitation to elevate the way you explore the world - with sophistication, comfort, and a touch of glamour.
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Left page: The terracotta warriors, discovered in 1974 and dating back to the late 200s BCE, depict the armies of the first emperor of China, Qin Shi Huong, and are a main attraction of Xi’An, China. | This page, top left: Standing among the thousands of vermillion torii gates at Fushimi Inari Shrine in south Tokyo, one of the most important shrines in Japan, dedicated to Inari, the Shinto god of rice. | Top right: Village children play in a creek in Guangxi near the Longsheng Rice Terraces. | Bottom: The bronze Big Buddha (Tian Tan Buddha) on Lantau Island, Hong Kong, is the largest outdoor sitting Buddha statue and sits near the Po Lin Monastery at the top of 268 steps.
about to start booking flights and hotels, news of the mysterious virus emanating from Wuhan broke. We scrapped those plans as the world shut down and waited for our next opportunity. Four years later, we knew if we were going to travel to East Asia, now was the time.
With a beginning respite in Japan, we flew to Beijing for 10 days of breathtaking experiences last July. Not to brush over our time in Tokyo and Kyoto. But a combination of rainy weather and subpar guides did not make a good impression.
We enjoyed some interesting food in Tokyo. Kanagari featured a nine-course meal cooked on a robata grill and served directly to us on an extended wooden paddle from the chef sitting barefoot
on a stool. After traveling on a bullet train to Kyoto, we learned how to make sushi, ventured to the incredible Sagano Bamboo Forest, hiked through the 10,000 vermilion torii gates at Fushimi Inari Shrine, and spent an intriguing afternoon chatting with a geisha in training.
The real adventure began in a country that spans five time zones and is home to the second-largest number of World Heritage Sites—56. We narrowed our focus and chose to experience the massive capital city of Beijing, the ancient city of Xi’an, the rice fields of Guilin, and the former British colony of Hong Kong.
A few striking things. In a country of 1.4 billion people, we passed acres upon acres of high-rise housing. It’s everywhere. It was the
The otherworldly, majestic karst peaks along the Li River in northeastern Guangxi, Province
height of the tourist season, so all our stops were packed with Chinese tourists. We saw few Western visitors, and that made us stand out—a lot. In particular, my red hair garnered attention. Children wanted to practice English with us, and their parents asked for photos throughout our journey.
Considered one of the cradles of civilization, China is a stunning mix of ancient symbols and modern technology. We stay in the boutique Jingshan Garden Hotel in Beijing next to the Forbidden City. On the first full day, our guide, Vincent, takes us to the home of a traditional, well-to-do family near the old part of the city on Qianhai Lake. Mostly, it was a collection of rooms facing an open terrace. Then it was on to the Drum and Bell Tower and the Temple of Heaven. We sat at a round Lazy Susan tabletop for lunch with some ladies who shared part of their traditional fish dish. From there, we go to Tiananmen Square, where the drizzly weather adds to the solemn energy of the giant space. It takes the rest of the day to traverse the seemingly endless terraces and 900 structures of the Forbidden City. The imperial palace complex is the largest preserved royal palace in the world and, at one time, was the center of political power in China, serving 24 Ming and Qing dynasty emperors.
We returned to Qianhai Lake for dinner and enjoyed a traditional hot pot. Noodles, raw vegetables, and mushrooms are boiled in a large pot of water on the communal-style table, with sauces added for flavor. It was definitely an experience.
The next day, we headed to the Mutianyu Great Wall. An hour’s drive outside Beijing, this section of the Great Wall was constructed in the mid-6th century. It features 23 watchtowers and connects the Jiankou Great Wall to the west and the Gubeikou Great Wall to the east. It was an incredible day of climbing steps and enjoying panoramic views of the famous landmark.
We had a rooftop dinner of Italian food, which included a quiet stroll back to our hotel. All vehicles here are electric, and the traditional city noise is muted.
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The Arashiyama Bamboo Grove in Kyoto, Japan, offers a tranquil stroll through towering, manicured bamboo trees.
Thousands of Chinese tourists stroll with and stare at us while stopping at the Imperial Summer Palace, an ensemble of lakes, gardens, and palaces. After a lunch of dumplings in a weird, military-themed restaurant, we board a high-speed train to Xi’an.
As the third largest city in western China, Xi’an is located in Shaanxi Province and is home to the world-famous terracotta warriors. These massive columns of sculptures depict the armies of Qin Shi Huang. It’s why tourists come here. But for us, a breezy morning bike ride along the centuries-old expanse of Xi’an City Wall, the tastes and smells of the bustling street markets, and the Great Mosque stands out. Xi’an is where the chewy, delicious, and long biang biang noodles originate, and I could have eaten an entire bowl myself.
A two-hour flight on an old plane full of children on their way to camp took us to Guilin. We spent a memorable few days in this beautiful part of the country trekking through the rice terraces of Longsheng, cooking lunch over an open fire in hollow bamboo shoots, and taking a cruise down the Li River. This area is lined with rounded, lush green karst hills. Our destination was a resort on the river, where we watched bamboo rafts continually float
by carrying people on a leisurely ride. We maneuver mopeds on winding paths through fields and farms as the sun begins to set. Being surrounded by massive green karst mounds is magical— such a breathtaking part of China.
A high-speed train takes us to Hong Kong, where the scenery, energy, and atmosphere change again. On a hot, steamy day, a tram takes us up to the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery. Then, a ride on the Victoria Peak cable car is followed by a visit to Repulse Bay, Victoria Harbor, and the beach at Stanley.
On our only free day, we poked around Landau and Hong Kong islands, rode the Star Ferry back and forth across Victoria Harbor, and took the Central-Mid-Levels escalator, the world’s longest outdoor covered escalator designed to transport people up and down Hong Kong’s notoriously steep terrain.
After a delicious dim sum lunch, we explored the British area of SoHo, stopped in at the Man Mo Buddhist monastery, and lingered over coffee.
Sipping drinks and watching the sun set over the harbor was the perfect ending to our magical time in this diverse, mysterious land. It may have taken four years, but it was worth the wait.
The ancient Longsheng Rice Terraces in Guangxi Province in southern China are renowned for their agricultural significance and beauty.
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In addition to its wide array of health care treatments and products for men and women, Premier Healthcare ( PremierHealthcareok. com) is now offering a new treatment called Exomind, which is based on a long-established technology called “TMS” or transcranial magnetic stimulation, first developed in 1985.
Dr. Amber N. Redding-Slootheer, DNP, APRN-CNP, a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and co-owner of Premier Healthcare (with husband Roy M. Slootheer, APRN-CNP), explains that, with this technology, “a coil creates a magnetic field that uses gentle electric currents on the brain – a process called “long-term potentiation.”
This process, Redding-Slootheer said, boosts neuron activity and improves communication between the neurons in the DLPFC (dorsolateral prefrontal cortex), the area of the brain that regulates mood and other emotional processes, which can improve emotional well-being. Exomind is FDA approved for the treatment of depression and can also improve anxiety, OCD and compulsive eating, she added.
A SHORT HISTORY
Exomind was created by scientists at BTL, a Prague-based company that is a world-leader in aesthetics. The company has over 200 patents and 500 in-house engineers who use medical technology and science to create advanced medical treatments.
“Older versions of TMS required the patient to wear a large, heavy magnetic helmet for
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multiple hours-long sessions for about 30 days in a row, which was not convenient (or enjoyable) for patients,” she noted.
Extensive studies of the technology were conducted in the U.S. and Canada to prompt FDA approval for treatment of depression. It was also approved by Health Canada for treating anxiety, OCD and excessive eating disorders. Some Premier Healthcare patients may be eligible for insurance coverage of the treatments (depending on their insurance plan).
WHAT IT DOES, HOW IT WORKS
Exomind is designed to enhance neuroplasticity in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. The technique enhances the brain’s ability to form new connections and enhances communication between neurons.
“In other words,” Redding-Slootheer said, “it helps your brain form new, healthy connections in order to function better. Patients can expect to see improvements in depression symptoms, clearer thinking, enhanced feelings of calm/less anxiety, and decrease in compulsive behaviors—even those centered around over-eating.
“Patients have also reported an 85% satisfaction in greater willpower, emotional control and cognitive function in studies done by BTL after treatments with Exomind.”
Premier Healthcare now offers patients a fast, easy way to function better. (Photo provided)
WHO CAN BENEFIT?
Most people can benefit from the treatments, which are FDA approved for those age 21 and above, Redding-Slootheer said. However, with a few exceptions.
“Exomind can benefit a wide range of patients—from those seeking just general mental health and emotional support, to those specifically seeking help with depression and anxiety symptoms,” she said.
“It has been shown to help even those patients that have experienced medication-resistance to depression. It is a great treatment to even help with burnout, focus issues, or stress in general.”
Exomind is not approved for treatment of severe depression, bipolar disorder or schizophrenia, and cannot be used by anyone with metal implants near the DLPFC or a seizure disorder.
TREATMENT DETAILS
“Treatments are 30 minutes long and recommended once weekly for six total sessions,” Redding-Slootheer said. “Exomind is completely painless, and patients will only feel a gentle vibration on the scalp during the treatments. There is no sedation
Among other things,
promotes enhanced feelings of calm and less anxiety.
Exomind treatments last 30 minutes, are painless, and require no downtime. (Photo provided)
or downtime, so patients can return to normal activities immediately after treatments.”
Redding-Slootheer calls Exomind “an amazing drug-free alternative for improvement of mental issues, since it actually targets the area in the brain that controls these functions.”
A device that reduces anxiety, depression and obsessive-compulsive behaviors, not to mention gaining clearer thinking? Sounds like a no-brainer (pun intended!). Visit with a Premier Healthcare professional to learn more.
TESTIMONIALS
“…No exaggeration, I tried at least 25 anti-depressants and countless therapies over the years and Exomind had an almost immediate effect and a lasting effect, which was quite wonderful.”-Ava “Exomind brought my joy back! I really felt that each treatment I felt it getting better and better, and my happiness, my joy, everything came back!”-Jennifer “I honestly do believe that Exomind has changed my life. Just overall happiness, that’s what I noticed, like immediately.”-Katherine
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LIVING STYLE in
THE INTERSECTION OF FASHION AND HOME
ARTICLE BY TYLER AMADEUS | PHOTOGRAPHY BY ADRIEN KING AND ALEC WALWORTH
INthis unexpected love affair, fashion and interiors are more than just a simple pairing—they are rooted in culture, creativity, and the human desire for self-expression.
As conscious consumers of the 21st century, participating in a retail landscape that is oversaturated and struggling to adapt to the ever-changing demands of the modern customer, our purchasing power should not only respond to a feeling of want but also prioritize items that reflect who we
are and who we aspire to be. This is clearly visible through the representation of fashion and interiors.
Although we tend to consider cost-per-wear primarily when it comes to clothing, this same principle applies to furniture and the function it brings to the home. Aesthetics and functionality both play a role in this pairing, painting a picture for the rest of the world of who the wearer is and how they live in their space.
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makes her feel powerful in her everyday life—or the black dress that gives her a necessary boost of confidence—may naturally gravitate toward sleek, modern furniture that feels equally strong and elevates the space where the modern woman thrives.
In the same way, someone who prefers an effortless ensemble—like their favorite white T-shirt and comfortable denim jeans—may also look for home pieces that are functional and make their guests feel at ease. Even a handmade rug, one that sparks conversation about where it was found and adds a focal point to a room, mirrors how we search our closets for a sweater tied to a cherished memory.
Just as we carefully choose outfits to express ourselves, it’s equally important to ensure that our living spaces are designed with the same intention. More than ever, modern buyers are making purchasing decisions based on personal morals and values, forming a new wave of consumers who seek products that are both high-quality and environmentally or socially conscious, whether for themselves or their homes.
The following imagery affirms that living a timeless lifestyle across all aspects of life is possible through the thoughtful styling of sustainable clothing and vintage furniture. As the modern retail landscape continues to evolve, it’s become increasingly vital to make conscious consumer choices—ones that allow us to express our truest selves through both our wardrobes and the places we call home.
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Jimmy turned a magazine into community.
City Lifestyle isn’t just a publication — it’s a pulse. A rhythm of voices, neighbors, and stories woven together by someone who believes in the power of connection. As we expand, we’re looking for people ready to turn care into community. Are you ready to be that spark?
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OLD WALL,
ARTICLE BY PAM REID
INSTALLATION TIPS:
01 MEASURE YOUR SPACE:
Carefully measure the wall space where you want to install the gallery. Consider the height and width available, keeping in mind furniture and other room features.
02 LAY IT OUT:
Arrange your artwork on the floor to finalize your layout. This “dry run” is crucial to get a feel for how the pieces will interact with one another. I like to use painter’s tape to create a visual of what my display will look like on the walls.
03 INSTALL THE RAILS AND HANG YOUR ART:
Following the manufacturer’s instructions, mount the rails at the top of your wall. Ensure they are level and securely attached. Attach cables or rods to the rails, then use hooks to hang your frames. The beauty of the system is that you can adjust the height and position of each piece easily.
04 BALANCE AND SYMMETRY:
Step back to view your layout from different angles. Adjust the spacing and alignment as needed to achieve visual balance.
