Building on early success last semester, the University of Oklahoma’s School of Music’s Resonance Series is presently striking another sequence of pleasing notes.

Gazing strongly and resolutely over Oklahoma City is a 22-foot bronze sculpture titled “The Guardian.”

Following in the footsteps of “Hair” and “Rent,” “Spring Awakening” will be presented Feb. 19-28 by the Weitzenhoffer School of Musical Theatre at the University of Oklahoma.

Carolina Rueda loves Oklahoma. Originally from Columbia, the film director has traveled, worked and resided in numerous locations around the world.

During February, the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History at the University of Oklahoma will host a variety of events and programs, in addition to welcoming a new temporary exhibit, “Dinosaurs: Land of Fire and Ice™.”

The University of Oklahoma’s Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art is a stronghold for thousands of priceless works of art and artifacts.

The global pandemic has been an obstacle for some and a challenging inspiration for others. In the case of Norman master guitarist Terry “Buffalo” Ware, it’s the latter.

‘Dinosaurs: Land of Fire and Ice’ coming to Sam Noble museum

Public art is a reflection of a city’s history, culture and aspirations. Norman’s outdoor art gallery of mostly sculpture accomplishes this three pronged mission.

While Santa Claus, reindeer and other iconic images come to mind around Christmas, many residents may think of a bright red vintage truck that is usually seen on many decorations around the holidays.

African Queen Jasper, Picasso stone and Brazilian agate are among the beautiful gems designer Elyse Bogart uses in her one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces. She makes each by hand in a well-equipped Norman studio.

Paintings, prints and sculptures can personalize living spaces. Often, they are one-of-a-kind statements made by artists who put their hearts and souls into their work.

The annual Norman Christmas Holiday Parade will be at 6 p.m. Saturday. However, it will be different than previous years due to the pandemic.

Norman Arts Council’s executive director Erinn Gavaghan describes our city’s reaction to restraints caused by the COVID-19 pandemic succinctly.

Norman now has a bigger, better skate park after the grand opening Saturday afternoon of the new Blake Baldwin Skatepark at Andrews Park.

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The Norman Philharmonic will continue to reinvent its 10th anniversary season with a virtual choral performance this November.