Performing Arts
Charles Martin
An ambitious new musical from an Oklahoma-based playwright stages an encore ahead of a national tour.
Wednesday 19 Jun
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Soul music
Performing Arts
Charles Martin
An ambitious new musical from an Oklahoma-based playwright stages an encore ahead of a national tour.
Take a hike
Don’t be a wuss. Bundle up and head outside for winter hiking. The cold months reveal a completely different view from the trail.
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
Martin Park, 5000 W. Memorial, is the metro’s escape-within-the-city, offering more than three miles of unpaved trails. The place is known for its birds — just check out the bird-viewing wall near the nature center — but there’s an even better show during the winter.
CFN Mailbag
CFN
Gazette staff
Muslim terrorism became personal for me in 2001 when a group of missionaries was kidnapped and held hostage in the Philippines and by extreme Muslim terrorists. Two of the men were beheaded, and a man by the name of Martin Burnham was killed in the crossfire during the rescue.
Earth-friendly
Crushing cans is all part of the fun in Martin Park Nature Center’s EarthFest.
Kids
Courtney Silva
With Earth Day just around the corner, Martin Park Nature Center, 5000 W. Memorial, gives families a chance to roll up their sleeves and dig into nature, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Martin Park EarthFest.
Frndz forever
Challenged in spelling but not in spirit, the indie-rocking Boyfrndz would like to court your ears.
Kendrick Lamar — good kid, m.A.A.d City
Hip Hop/Rap
Ryan Querbach
West Coast rapper Kendrick Lamar finally has dropped his major-label debut, good kid, m.A.A.d City.
[REC] 3: Genesis
’Til death do us part.
Horror
Rod Lott
After four previous films (when you factor in the American Quarantine versions), is there life left in Spain's zombie found-footage franchise? [REC] 3: Genesis responds with a festive "¡Si!"
The Definitive Document of the Dead
It’s all messed up.
Documentary
Rod Lott
Significantly updated from his 1985 documentary, The Definitive Document of the Dead promises to be the last word director Roy Frumkes has to say on his subject of zombie godfather George A. Romero. If not, perhaps it should be.
