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A&E: Ink the Block Party returns for 2026 (opens the original)
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Based on the demonstrable success of the first ever Ink the Block Party last year, the second annual event is slated for 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sept. 19, on blocked-off Crawford Avenue between Main and Gray Streets. Itâs a creative community coming together for all ages. There will be plenty of opportunities for folks to create art, observe it being made or just savor the experience of being present and enjoying artistic energy in action. Oscillator Press, 315 E. Main, operators Jenna Bryan and Eric
A&E: Joshua Crain can tattoo you at Think Ink (opens the original)
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Up until early this century tattooing as a business enterprise was prohibited in Oklahoma. Legislation had been enacted in 1963 banning the practice. The impetus for making tattooing illegal is unclear but the law was not voted out by the Oklahoma legislature until 2006. Joshua Crain is proprietor and principal artist at Think Ink Tattoos, 319 White Street on Campus Corner. He was part of an early political movement to overturn the prohibition. He now tattoos clients for a living and employs oth
A&E: Joshua Crain can tattoo you at Think Ink (opens the original)
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Up until early this century tattooing as a business enterprise was prohibited in Oklahoma. Legislation had been enacted in 1963 banning the practice. The impetus for making tattooing illegal is unclear but the law was not voted out by the Oklahoma legislature until 2006. Joshua Crain is proprietor and principal artist at Think Ink Tattoos, 319 White Street on Campus Corner. He was part of an early political movement to overturn the prohibition. He now tattoos clients for a living and employs oth
A&E: OU art museum reimagines visitor experience (opens the original)
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The University of Oklahomaâs Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, 555 Elm Avenue, was already the stateâs premier art museum. It recently went to great lengths to make the place even better. The first floor entry area and its adjacent galleries have been boldly reinstalled. Some art from its permanent collection thatâs never been displayed before is up. Some deserving art works in obscure corners are now front and center. Thousands of dollars were spent restoring a sumptuous ladyâs portrait on
A&E: 'Buffalo’ leaves behind a memoir about his guitar slinger career (opens the original)
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Norman guitarist Terry âBuffaloâ Ware died in Norman last week after a lengthy illness. He was a pillar of the Oklahoma music scene from the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival to numerous music venues across the region. His storied career took him around the globe performing as a sideman with various artists, most notably Ray Wylie Hubbard and John Fullbright. He mentored many musicians, was a reliable and solid talent who will be missed and remembered â especially here in Norman where he and wif
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