There are a lot of ways to get to know Norman. Cody Giles has spent the last ten years doing it with a camera in his hand. His upcoming exhibition, Selfish Art , opens August 14 at Uncanny Art House with 180 framed photographs taken during his decade in Norman, along with a collection of Polaroids…
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Lake Thunderbird has long been the place to spend a summer weekend in Norman. Whether you're out on the water, hiking the trails, or relaxing at the campground, there's always a reason to make the trip. August 21-23, you can add one more. The Liqui Moly Pro Watercross National Tour is making a…
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If you’ve ever wanted to wander through a world of knights, jesters, musicians, and turkey legs the size of your forearm… this is your moment. The Medieval Fair of Norman is back for its 50th annual celebration, and it’s one of those events that feels equal parts tradition, spectacle, and a…
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There are moments when a city’s creative scene shifts. And then there are moments like this. The music series that’s been bringing Grammy winners, global artists, and those wait… this is free? performances to Norman is stepping into something bigger. A new name. A new home. More room to grow…
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The Jazz & Blues Fest at The Standard brings two nights of live music to Norman, with Friday leaning jazz, Saturday leaning blues, and a whole lot of community in between. No gates. No wristbands. Just really good music. When & Where The Standard – 315 E. Gray St. Friday, March 27 and Saturday…
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In Norman, St. Patrick’s Day is more than just a date on the calendar. It’s a tradition generations have grown up with, circled every March, and planned their weekends around. At the center of it all is O’Connell’s Irish Pub & Grille on Campus Corner. What started decades ago as a lively pub…
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Norman does festivals well. Sometimes that means closing down downtown for live music and late nights. Other times, it looks a little quieter. A little more reflective. Just as powerful. On April 2-3, the Puterbaugh Lit Fest returns to the University of Oklahoma with two days of poetry, music, and…
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April 23-25. Downtown Norman. Free. The first headliners for the 2026 Norman Music Festival have been announced, and plans for spring in Norman are already starting to take shape. More than 200 artists will take the stage across downtown this April, and this first wave offers an early glimpse at…
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Winter in Norman keeps things interesting. One day it’s crisp and cozy, the next it hints at an early taste of spring. Either way, there is no shortage of great places around town serving food that is worth leaving the house for. When colder days call for something comforting, hearty, or especially…
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Winter in Norman isn’t about killing time until spring. It’s about knowing where to go when the temperature drops. From museums that actually hold your attention to places built for movement, creativity, and a little friendly competition, these indoor experiences make winter feel well spent whether…
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