Music
Rod Lott
Songbook standards will never go out of style, as long as a select few are willing to hold their torch high. In Oklahoma City, that’s vocalist Darla Zuhdi.
Saturday 18 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: benefit
Standard-bearer
Love songs for charity
Rock the baby
Edmond rapper Josh Sallee is on the bill for Saturday’s “Rock-a-bye-Baby” benefit concert.
Music
Courtney Silva
Performing for a good cause is something in which Bobby Reed believes. His band, The Guilt Racket, will play along with four other artists in “Rock-a-bye- Baby,” a benefit concert to raise money for the March of Dimes, 7:30 p.m. Saturday at The Conservatory, 8911 N.
Rock for the causes
Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma and tornado victims to benefit from concerts this weekend
Spaghetti dinner to benefit wounded soldier
Slated for July 16 in Guthrie
Food and Drink Features
Carol Smaglinski
Local hero Sgt. Rusty Dunagan was struck by an IED while on patrol in Afghanistan on the morning of Sept. 22, 2010.
Carpenter union
Carpenter Square Theatre puts its pieces back together as it finally settles into a new, permanent space.
Performing Arts
Eric Webb
A performing-arts institution with nearly 30 years of history in Oklahoma City, Carpenter Square Theatre has settled into a new location, after being forced out of its long-term home at Stage Center from heavy rain waters flooding the basement.
Heart this
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Gazette staff
Heart this Last year’s Art with a Heart, which auctions works created by kids receiving treatment for cancer and blood disorders, raised more than $50,000.
Tannins for tubas
Local restaurants are participating in a wine fundraiser to benefit school music programs.
Food and Drink Features
Greg Horton
The next best thing to learning how to play a musical instrument is drinking wine to help someone else learn to play. E & J Gallo Winery and William Hill Estate have partnered with VH1’s Save the Music Foundation to help restore and enhance music programs in local schools by donating $1 for every case of their wine sold throughout March and April.
The way back home
Country king Vince Gill returns home to headline a benefit concert at Northwest Classen High School, whose stage he played as an unknown.
