Features
Charles Martin
Rob Vollmar and J. David Osborne
3-6 p.m. Saturday
Atomik Pop
918 W. Main, Norman
atomikpop.com, 329-9695
Sunday 26 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: time
Graphic substance
Norman author Rob Vollmar bypasses caped crusaders in favor of cerebral historical fiction set in ancient Sumer, in ‘Inanna’s Tears.’
Features
Charles Martin
Oldies but goodies
Jewel Box takes audiences back in time to when radio, not TV, ruled our living rooms, in a collection of charming radio dramas.
Performing Arts
Eric Webb
Mystery Radio Plays: 1940-50s
8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday Through March 27
Jewel Box Theatre 3700 N. Walker jewelboxtheatre.org, 521-1786
$10-$15
Questions for Kern
Letters to the Editor
Glen Garcia
In the debate presented Feb. 24 at the Oklahoma City Community College (Clifton Adcock, “Separation deliberation,” March 2, Gazette), Pastor Steve Kern declared that “the Constitution is a Christian document established by Christians to preserve the Christian social order already established in the colonies.”
Garden party
It doesn’t matter if you don’t know the difference between a trowel and a hoe (we don’t, either). Here’s what you need to make your garden grow.
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
Spring is about renewal. The air is fresh, the mornings are cool, and all the new green things are growing. You can’t help but want to get your hands in the dirt and grow some things of your own.
Low show
Punk pop’s All Time Low gets ready to do all the ‘Dirty Work.’
Music
Chris Parker
All Time Low with Hey Monday and Summer Set
7 p.m. Wednesday, April 6
Diamond Ballroom, 8001 S. Eastern
diamondballroom.net, 677-9169
$19 advance, $24 door
Questions answered from the Rev. Kern
Letters to the Editor
Steve Kern
I want to answer Glen Garcia’s letter (“Questions for Kern”) in the March 16 Oklahoma Gazette. He posed two questions to my opening remarks in the Feb. 24 debate I participated in.
Colt defense
Releasing a new album on his own, city-based singer/songwriter Graham Colton believes his ‘Best Days’ are yet to come.
Music
Joshua Boydston
Graham Colton
8 p.m. Saturday
VZD’s Restaurant & Club, 4200 N. Western
vzds.com, 524-4203
$18 advance, $20 door
Source Code
Can’t save the world in eight minutes? Try, try again, posits ‘Source Code,’ a mind-bender that keeps you guessing.
Thriller
Doug Bentin
In order to enjoy “Source Code” to its fullest, stay alert — not always a necessity with thrillers. This time, if you snooze, you lose.
Piano man
Wayne McEvilly to improvise on Mozart's piano sonatas
Music
Stephen Carradini
Pianist Wayne McEvilly has studied Mozart’s 17 piano sonatas since 1945. He plays each one every week, year in and year out. So if he takes a few liberties with the material, he’s well within the bounds of expertise to do so. His skill level helps, as well.
From the ground up
Crews race to finish the Myriad Botanical Gardens in time for the Festival of the Arts.
News
Kelley Chambers
Most everyone who walks or drives near the intersection of Sheridan and Hudson avenues can’t help but look up, and keep looking up.
