Kids
Courtney Silva
Towering 20 feet above the ground, the new zip line at the Orr Family Farm, 14400 S. Western, is a surefire way to get kids’ adrenaline pumping.
Monday 20 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: spring
Ready Orr not
In addition to the zip line, Orr Family Farm features a petting zoo, playground, maze and more.
Kids
Courtney Silva
Towering 20 feet above the ground, the new zip line at the Orr Family Farm, 14400 S. Western, is a surefire way to get kids’ adrenaline pumping.
Best of fests
Festival season has sprung up again, and the metro is brimming with options to witness the diversity of Oklahoma’s entertainment culture.
Features
Charles Martin
As the winter chill thaws and Oklahomans get restless for outdoor fun, festivals spring up all across the state, drawing art aficionados, history buffs, food connoisseurs and gearheads.
Color me spring
Embrace the warm weather with new colors in clothing and decor.
Features
Malena Lott
What color are you wearing? Possibly honeysuckle, a feel-good pink, or, perhaps, beeswax, a warm yellow that makes you look like you just stepped out of the sunset?
Spring-activated
To keep their brands fresh, Oklahoma brewers pour a bevy of new beers into the market to appeal to shifting palates.
Food and Drink Features
Charles Martin
There’s nothing like Oklahoma spring storms to wash away the dust left over from the waning days of winter. For beer drinkers, this means switching up their selection by cycling out the seasonal porters and stouts.
Strapping sandals
It's spring! New shoes! Hallelujah!
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
Break out the toenail polish; spring is here. And that means new shoes. Hallelujah! No, seriously. You say “new shoes,” and I instantly start hearing really exuberant gospel music that involves clapping and raising of hands. Anyone else?
Boy, oh boy
Men’s spring fashion means bright colors, floral patterns and short shorts!
Features
The trends for spring have erupted from the pages of GQ and trickled down to the racks and bins of affordable stores and thrift shops.
Grand-slam grub
The RedHawks season opens with more options for America’s second-favorite pastime: eating.
Food and Drink Features
Greg Elwell
When the 2012 RedHawks season begins Thursday with a homestand against our most-hated foes and history’s greatest monsters, the Memphis Redbirds, there will be baseball and sunshine. But most important, there will be food.
