Thursday 23 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: it’s
Earth versus the flying saucers
Falling Skies, Rocco’s Dinner Party and more television reviews
Not fit for fitness
A new health-related report should not be ignored or qualified.
Commentary
Kurt Hochenauer
It’s more than just another typical report that exposes the city’s and state’s weaknesses.
Young love
With a sound growing darker, post-rock’s Young Widows want to make music they can play the older they get.
Music
Joshua Boydston
Young Widows with My Disco, Paint Scratcher and The Purple Church
7:30 p.m. Thursday
The Conservatory, 8911 N. Western
ConservatoryOKC.com, 607-4805
$8
A poet's passion
A metro-area writer uses empathy to connect with readers and youth.
Features
Ryan Querbach
If you saw Robert Swain Lewis, you wouldn’t be surprised that he’s an Army veteran. You might not even be surprised to learn he works for the Oklahoma County Office of Juvenile Affairs. But, you would almost definitely be surprised that he is a published poet.
Napa for Papa
Napa Valley still produces some of the best wines in the world, and Father’s Day is a good reason to rediscover old favorites.
Food and Drink Features
Greg Horton
“Don’t ever buy me anything I need as a present.” That bit of wisdom is actually from my wife. It’s a maxim I now live by when birthdays, anniversaries, and Christmases come round. It’s entirely apropos for Father’s Day.
So Money
Baby, hold on! Eddie Money’s back, with all his hits from the 1970s and ’80s, and he’s happy to see you.
Music
Chris Parker
Eddie Money
7 p.m. Saturday
Frontier City, 11501 N. Interstate 35 Service Road
frontiercity.com, 478-2140
$24.99
Missing: one TARDIS
Dr. Who is not on my list of
CFN
Gazette staff
“He can travel through time and space. He can fight the Cybermen and regenerate. But he can’t do it without his big, blue police box. And now it’s missing. This week, on ‘Doctor Who.’”
