Oklahoma State
Cowboy Fast Draw
Shootout
Championship
Creek County
Fairgrounds
Kellyville, OK
Chad Todd Band
Music, Mayhem, &
Motorcycles Rally
(Discoveryland)
Sand Springs, OK
Grassroots Radio
Tulsa International
Mayfest
Tulsa, OK
Rachel Bachman
Centennial Lounge @
VFW Post 577
Tulsa, OK
Allison Arms
Hard Rock Casino
Catoosa, OK
The McKedys
Blanchard May Daze
Festival
Blanchard, OK
Dirty Red & the
Soulshakers
Mooney’s Pub & Grill
Norman, OK
Dan Martin/
Don Morris
Bluebonnet Bar
Norman, OK
Jelly Roll
Sterling’s
(OKC Farmers Market)
OKC, OK
Shane Henry Album
Release
VZD’s
OKC, OK
Roger Clyne & the
Peacemakers
7 Clans Casino
Red Rock, OK
Jabee
Blackbird on Pearl
Tulsa, OK
Casey Pilgreen
Bordertown Casino &
Arena
Wyandotte, OK
Big Smitty Band
Club 60 West Bar
Wyandotte, OK
Chloe-Beth Campbell
Grady’s 66 Pub
Yukon, OK
ENTERTAINMENT BUZZ
to provide students with
opportunities to learn about
executing business ideas
and working with community
partners.
Throughout the spring,
Carrera students have
been creating, planning,
budgeting and making
products and activities to
peddle at Guthrie Green.
Student-created art, crafts,
Mother’s Day gifts, food, and
fun will be offered to the
general public.
“It’s no secret that
Oklahoma schools are
against the ropes, budget-
wise, forcing students and
educators to do more
with less.” says Christopher
Davis, Carrera Job Club
Coordinator. “We also know
that Tulsans are working
harder than ever to support
our teachers and students in
meeting these challenges.
The Pop-Up Fest is an
opportunity for Tulsans to
put their money where their
mouth is, so to speak, and
support our students in a fun
way as they build a pathway
to their future.”
The Carrera Pop-up Fest
is open to the general
public and admission is
free. In addition to student
businesses and activities,
live entertainment will be
provided by Aaron Bernard
from 105 KJAMZ, The Stylees,
Hiphopotamus and Carrera
student ensembles.
For more information,
follow The Carrera Pop-Up
Fest on social media.
Eureka Springs May Arts
Festival celebrates 30th year
EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark. – Every
May, the city of Eureka
Springs shines a spotlight on
the arts with a month-long
festival that celebrates the
visual and performing arts.
Colorful, quirky, energetic
and sometimes surprising,
the ArtRageous Parade is
the traditional kick-off of the
May Festival of the Arts. Enjoy
the stream of floats, art cars,
walkers, dancers, musicians,
jugglers, and dance groups
on Saturday, May 6 at 2
p.m. This year’s posthumous
parade Grand Marshal is
artist Max Elbo.
One of the month-long
exhibits will be The Four
Seasons Project installed
in Basin Spring Park. The
project consists of four
separate mobiles, each
representing the beauty
of our four seasons. Each
mobile is unique structurally,
representational of the
season it depicts and each
an estimated 6 to 8 feet in
diameter.
The Eurekan Spectacle,
another featured May Fest
project, is an augmented
reality based experiential
app that allows users to
witness a Shakespearean
play at various real-world
locations around Eureka
Springs.
The Second Annual Nuits
Rosé Eureka Springs Wine
Fest will be celebrated May
12-14. Various restaurants
and lounges around Eureka
Springs will be offering rosé
tastings, flights, and pairings
to serve with special menu
items during this rosé wine
festival.
One of the month’s most
festive and well-attended
events is the annual White
Street Studio Walk, which
takes place May 19,
from 4-10 p.m. Historic White
Street is the working address
of a large number of local
artists who welcome the
public into their homes and
studios to view their latest
works.
May Festival of the Arts
also includes concerts by the
Ozarks Chorale, John Two-
Hawks, and Grady Nichols.
Many more events
including classes, art fairs,
and gallery receptions are
plentiful; view a full calendar
of events at www.
eurekaspringsfestivalofthe
arts.com.
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