Music
Joshua Boydston
Jim Ward with The Black and White Years
9 p.m. Friday
Opolis
113 N. Crawford, Norman
opolis.org
820-0951
$8 advance, $10 day of show
Sunday 19 May
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Ward 3
After founding two big bands, Jim Ward finds the third time’s the charm ... by going solo.
Music
Joshua Boydston
Jim Ward with The Black and White Years
9 p.m. Friday
Opolis
113 N. Crawford, Norman
opolis.org
820-0951
$8 advance, $10 day of show
Raw diet
In the Raw goes for big style in Bricktown. Luckily, it has a sushi menu to back it up.
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Restaurant Reviews
Joshua Boydston
There’s a lot of stock put into image with sushi joint In the Raw. From the highly marketable and perfectly suited name, to the refined-but-fun interior and the elegantly simple sashimi, it’s an attractive, stylish place.
Gum — Make It Sound New
Music
Matt Carney
As far as album titles go, “Make It Sound New” is a pretty bold one. And the five guys who comprise Oklahoma City band Gum aren’t joking, either.
Tall tales
The Oklahoma City Storytelling Festival includes workshops to help attendees craft their own well-told tales.
Asian persuasion
With an international presence, Golden Phoenix is an authentic Asian restaurant with no reservations.
Restaurant Reviews
Carol Smaglinski
Travel down Classen Boulevard toward downtown Oklahoma City, and it would be difficult to miss the Golden Phoenix, where people sink their teeth into roasted, sautéed, barbecued or glazed duck.
Did you know?
CFN wishes we didn't.
CFN
Gazette staff
According to the Oklahoma City-County Health Department, September is National Preparedness Month.
On the Fringe
Professional female artists join forces for Fringe, a peer group to bring feminine art to the forefront.
Visual Arts
Charles Martin
"Link"
7-11 p.m. Friday through Sept. 23
611 Creative Space
611 N. Broadwa
fringeokc.com
Biking for a cause!
Oklahoma Earthbike Fellowship’s fundraiser promises fun, food, music, prizes, games and a silent auction.
'Circle' of life
Emily Glass’ oil painting “Social Circle” (pictured) is part of a new exhibit at the Fred Jones Art Center.
Festi-full
Festivals abound throughout the fall season. Some of the many out-of-town events are quirky enough to justify a car trip.
Food and Drink Features
Charles Martin
Rural Oklahomans must harbor a love of the eccentric, as some of the most unusual events on fall’s calendar are in small towns across the state.
