Dead Metal Society
The Vanguard
Tulsa, OK
918-561-6885
www.thevanguardtulsa.com
THEATRE BUZZ
Be sure to check out www.tulsapac.
com for more details.
So much more could be said of
these glorious venues, their cultural
significance, and their world-class
shows. But we’ll let the readers
check them out and decide what’s
what. Either way, get inside one of
these beautiful performance spaces
with beautiful friends and enjoy!
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Reckless Kelly
Tower Theatre
OKC, OK
405-708-6937
www.towertheatreokc.com
January 28, 2017
Winter Jam
Skillet, Kari Jobe,
Building 429, John Crist,
KB, New Song,
Jordan Feliz, Nick Hall
BOK Center
Tulsa, OK
918-894-4200
www.bokcentertulsa.com
Chris Knight
Blue Door
OKC, OK
405-524-0738
www.bluedoorokc.com
January 29, 2017
Avenged Sevenfold
BOK Center
Tulsa, OK
918-894-4200
www.bokcentertulsa.
com
January 30, 2017
TobyMac
Chesapeake Energy
Arena
OKC, OK
405-602-8700
www.chesapeake
arena.com
January 31, 2017
Mr. Carmack
Tower Theatre
OKC, OK
405-708-6937
www.towertheatreokc.com
MORE SHOW BUZZ
January 1
First Day Hike at
Keystone State Park
Keystone Lake
Sand Springs, OK
918-865-4991
keystonecabins@
oklahomaparks.com
January 1
First Day Hike at Lake
Thunderbird State Park
13101 Alameda Dr.
Norman, OK
405-360-3572
[email protected]
www.thehuntclubtulsa.com
Party on our Patio!
Next Door” Feb. 9-17 and “Annie
the Musical” April 13-21, 2018.
Check out www.
muskogeelittletheatre.com for more
information.
Tulsa PAC
Of course, if we’re talking beautiful
venues with relevant, top-notch
entertainment, we’ve got to
mention Tulsa Performing Arts
Center. This gem of Tulsa defined
itself “by cultural sophistication”
long before oil barons brought
wealth and fame to the region. The
PAC opened its doors in 1977 and
has grown into the strong arts hub
it’s known for today.
Their John H. Williams Theatre is
named for one of the civic leaders
who helped secure funding for the
performance space by appealing
to Tulsa voters. The shows
presented here are nothing short of
amazing.
The space starts out
2018 with Andrew Lloyd
Webber and Time Rice’s
epic “Evita” Jan.12-21. After
that, the amazing Aspen
Santa Fe Ballet takes the John
H. Williams stage Jan. 26-27.
We’re particularly looking forward
to February, when we see the
story of Harriet Tubman come to
life in “Freedom Train” on Feb.
2; then August Wilson’s “Seven
Guitars” explores the black
experience in America Feb. 3-11
in Liddy Doenges Theatre (also
named for a notable beloved civic
leader).
In addition to great stage shows,
the PAC also offers great music and
art.
Their largest theater, Chapman
Music Hall, is said to reflect
the work of Minoru Yamasaki,
who is known for his work on
the World Trade Center. The
space is beautifully suited to any
sound, but we’re really excited
about “Finding Neverland” March
6-11 and “The Sound of
Music” April 3-8. Be sure to check
the website for details on Chamber
Music Tulsa and other great
offerings.
Art lovers will find plenty to peruse
in the PAC Gallery, typically at
set times and during Chapman
Music Hall events. The New Year
starts out with “Tree”, inspired by
a 6-year-old girl’s drawing, Jan.
4-30. Spring forward to the mixed-
media world of Talitha Jacobs
via “Roots of Art” March 2-29.
“G et Y ou r H un t O n”
Mon - Sun 3pm - 2am
LIVE MUSIC IN JANUARY
1/5 The 5th Element
1/6 Rosy Hips
1/12 Less Than 12
1/13 RPM
1/14 Preslar Monthly
Music Showcase
1/18 Ego Culture
1/19 The Plums
1/20 BC & the Big Rig
1/25 Bria & Joey
1/26 Dante & the Hawks
1/27 November
918.599.9200
224 N. Main St., Tulsa, OK
In the Historic Tulsa Arts District
www.thecurrentbuzz.net
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