So6ix Magazine September 2016

FALL FASHION ISSUE

SEPTEMBER 2016

Blue Jean Oklahoma State Fair pg.10 Plaza District Festival pg. 16

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INSIDE

TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S

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• OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR • PLAZA DISTRICT FESTIVAL • FUN IN THE FACTS

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• TRUTH IN THE NUMBERS

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• BLUE JEAN BABY

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OKLAHOMA EDUCATION OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PHOTOGRAPHY BY LAUREN WRIGHT

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Avalon Custom Homes

• STREET OF DREAMS 52 • SO6IX EATS: 54 MARY EDDY'S

• CHEFS RECIPE • CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER 2016

57 58 Willco Homes

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L E T T E R F R O M T H E S TA F F

September is now here and I couldn’t be more excited.

As much as I love the summer and all the fun that comes with it, fall is always filled with so many wonderful things and makes for a nice change. Take a big breath and say it with me now – FOOTBALL IS BACK! We are already beginning to feel that cool breeze in the air that signifies the football season is here.

I’m convinced that football is part of the Okie DNA. Oklahoma always has phenomenal college football powerhouses in our state, and with that comes so much anticipation for success. Norman will be buzzing this month with a new expansion to Gaylord Stadium that rivals any stadium in the country, and I can’t wait to see it rocking when Ohio State comes to town! The Pokes look to be very strong this year, and the long-awaited appearance of Cowboys legend Barry Sanders’s son will have our attention. I couldn't be more excited for this season, and I know that goes for many of you Okies out there too.

It’s also time for funnel cakes, corn dogs as long as your arm and fried everything. Our great State Fair is back. On top of all the great food, carnival rides and games to play, there is an awesome lineup of concerts this year. Eli Young Band is one of my absolute favorite

Red Dirt bands that you have to see at the Fair. Every day there will be free concerts at the Adventure Road Entertainment Stage, and I’m already picking a few that I don’t want to miss.

September is an awesome month, and we have a great issue for you. This is our annual Fall Fashion Issue, and this year is all about denim. All the best boutiques in the city show off the latest street-style denim trends, from pants and shirts to jackets and jumpsuits. This issue is packed with great things about the State Fair and the Plaza District Festival, a preview of the new restaurant concept The Hutch on Avondale, and a peek at 21C’s fantastic restaurant, Mary Eddy’s. We had a lot of fun working hard to put this issue together for you this month, and we hope you enjoy it.

See you at the State Fair!

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State Fair

Over the last 110 years, the Oklahoma State Fair has become a yearly staple that many in Oklahoma and even in surrounding states look forward to. It’s a place that fills the heart – and, of course, the belly. Whether you come for the food, the rides, the shows or the exhibits, there truly is something for everyone during the 11-day stint of the Fair.

PLAN YOUR TRIP

DOWNLOAD THE APP

AT WWW.OKSTATEFAIR.COM

OKLAHOMA

State Fair

September 15:

Opening Day – $2

Adults (ages 12+):

$10

September 19:

School Kids’ Day – FREE admission for all kids throughgrade 12

Children (ages 6-11):

$5

Children (ages 5 and under):

FREE!

September 20:

Super Saver Tuesday – $3

Season Passes:

$30

September 20:

Armed Forces’ Day – FREE admission for Armed Forces personnel and spouses (Military ID required)

September 21:

2016

ADMISSION

SPECIAL DISCOUNT DAYS

Senior Citizens’ Day – FREE admission for senior citizens 55+ (ID required)

OPENING TIMES GATES

OUTSIDE VENDORS

CARNIVAL:

open at 8 a.m. daily.

open at 10 a.m. daily.

opens at noon on Monday, 1 p.m.

Tuesday to Friday, and 11 a.m. Saturday to Sunday.

BUILDINGS open at 10 a.m. daily.

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PLAN YOUR TRIP

DOWNLOAD THE APP

AT WWW.OKSTATEFAIR.COM

More shows, demonstrations and attractions are packed in to the 11-day run of the Fair than ever before.

Junk Rock Drums

OKLAHOMA

The unique sounds of Junk Rock Drums will take over the Plaza Stage weekdays at 2:30, 5 and 8 p.m. and on the weekend at 12:30 p.m. It’s a spectacle for the eyes and ears, as performers combine oil drums, plastic tubes, milk cans and various objects with comedic wit.

Junk Rock will keep you movin’ and groovin’, making you a part of every show.

State Fair

Little John, the Broom Maker Craftsman Little John will demonstrate the art of broom-making at the Oklahoma Frontier Experience.

His amazing 100% handmade brooms are both practical and unbelievable works of art.

Threads of Compassion Scarves

This new needlecraft competition is by Threads of Compassion, an organization that provides comfort to recent survivors of sexual violence in the community with handmade scarves. The scarves can be knitted or crocheted, and you’ll find them displayed in the Creative Arts Building.

Adventure Road Entertainment Stage The Adventure Road Entertainment Stage will feature free performances by some of America’s most talented artists every day during the Fair, from musical genres including country, Latino, Christian and rock.

ALL CONCERTS ARE FREE TO ATTEND WITH OUTSIDE GATE ADMISSION. September 15 at 7:30 p.m. – The Kentucky Headhunters September 16 at 7:30 p.m. – Michael Ray

2016

Home Brew Competition

September 17 at 8 p.m. – The Oak Ridge Boys

Like beer and like to brew it? You can compete in the Fair’s first Home Brew Competition with the chance of winning a $750 cash prize! Oklahoma resident amateur brewers can enter beer in up to four different classes, and the beers will be recognized in the Creative Arts Building.

September 18 at 3 p.m. – La Energía Norteña

Invitational Cattle Dog Trial An elite group of 10 Cattle Dogs and trainers are headed to the Oklahoma State Fair for the first ever Cattle Dog Trial. You can watch these tame, smart pups on September 23 at 10 a.m. in the Performance Arena.

Stick around for the Meet & Greet with the public directly following the competition.

September 19 at 7:30 p.m. – Building 429 September 20 at 7:30 p.m. – Elvis Extravaganza September 21 at 7:30 p.m. – Elvis Extravaganza September 22 at 7:30 p.m. – Granger Smith September 23 at 7:30 p.m. – Midnight Star September 24 at 8 p.m. – Dennis DeYoung: The Music of Styx September 25 at 3 p.m. – BeatleMania LIVE!

TEST YOUR LIMITS AND HAVE A GREAT DEAL OF FUN ON THESE NEW RIDES AND EXHIBITS:

New York New York Fun House Super Cyclone Roller Coaster Jungle Twist Street Fighter 360

Jim Norick Arena September 23 at 7:30 p.m. – Montgomery Gentry September 24 at 7:30 p.m. – Eli Young Band

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Disney on Ice presents: Worlds of Enchantment When: September 15-20 Where: Jim Norick Arena Whether you’re 7 or 37, the beloved Disney on Ice is a spectacle for all to see, and this year it’s coming to life in the form of Worlds of Enchantment! There will be 10 shows, so there are plenty of opportunities to catch this dreamy number. If you purchase your Disney on Ice ticket before September 14, it includes an outside gate admission to the Fair. If it’s after September 14, you’ll have to purchase both a Disney on Ice ticket and an outside gate admission ticket.

Extreme Raptors When: September 15-25 Where: Bandshell Lawn The world’s largest traveling collection of raptors from diverse habitats, featuring eagles, hawks, falcons and owls, is making a stop at the Oklahoma State Fair! These fierce, feathered, fantastic birds of prey will wing your way in an avian extravaganza that captures the spirit of the wild.

Zoppé Italian Family Circus When: September 15-25 Where: Centennial Plaza

PRCA Xtreme Bulls Tour

The legendary Zoppé Family has been thrilling audiences around the world since 1842. This one-ring, oldworld-style show keeps bringing fans of all ages returning again and again. It’s a show dedicated to the celebration of life, love and family.

When: September 23-24 Where: Jim Norick Arena Time: 7:30 p.m.

Band Day Parade Competition

Get ready to watch the bucking, running and winning! It’s two nights of extreme action in the Jim Norick Arena when the PRCA Xtreme Bulls Tour comes to town. There’s more than just rodeo action though – you’ll find two big country stars performing: Montgomery Gentry and Eli Young Band. It’s a two-night extreme extravaganza you don’t want to miss.

Many people make their way to the Fair for one thing, and one thing only: fair food. You’ll be able to find just about anything fried, numerous options on a stick, items as big as your head dipped, smothered and smeared in butter and lots of it, and wacky creations galore. Satisfy that craving you have, the one that can only be fulfilled 11 days out of the year! Here you’ll find some, but not all, of this year’s new foods.

When: September 19 Where: 14 Flags Plaza Time: 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

This is an exciting tradition at the State Fair that continues on for the 65th year! Come out to watch the parade of high school, mid-high and junior high school bands and their drum lines, drum majors and color guard teams from across the state compete for cash awards and trophies. The drumming parade kicks off at the General Pershing and Land Rush intersection and then travels around 14 Flags Plaza. Find a spot and enjoy the pageantry.

Oklahoma Frontier Cloggers Wild West Showcase When: September 15-25 Where: Oklahoma Frontier Experience The heroes and outlaws from the Oklahoma Frontier Experience shows unite with special guests for the ultimate show experience. It’ll transport you back to the days of the Wild West. You won’t want to miss it.

Swifty Swine Racing Pigs When: September 15-25 Where: Entertainment Plaza An event with cute little pigs? We’re in! We can’t wait to watch these little squealers oink their way towards the finish line. These speedsters are racing for a cookie. You don’t want to miss the farmyard fun.

The Magic and Illusion of Kid Davie

When: September 15-25 Where: Oklahoma Frontier Experience Three skilled Oklahoma clogging clubs are combining forces to bring you the ultimate toe-tappin’ show. Before long you’ll be movin’ and tappin’ right along with them.

Fairgoers of all ages will enjoy this look at a different kind of dance.

The Okie Karaoke Contest When: September 15-25 Where: Centennial Plaza Do you have what it takes to be a star – a karaoke star? Take a shot at this daily competition of Oklahoma’s very best voices. Contestants must be 18 or older to compete, and sign-up starts one hour prior to contests. Prizes are awarded to all winners, but the overall winner with the best voice will be crowned September 25.

When: September 15-25 Where: Plaza Stage Kid Davie is a unique entertainer who can just about do it all. A magician, illusionist, fire-eater, juggler, mime and comedian, Kid Davie is making a stop at the Oklahoma State Fair! One of his most impressive skills is his unique ability to catch arrows in mid-flight with his bare hands. It’s 30 minutes of excitement that all ages can enjoy – you won’t want to look away.

Butterfinger Caramel Apple On-A-Stick

A green apple dipped in caramel & rolled in Butterfinger crumbles.

Chocolate-Covered Bacon Walking Taco

Coco Flow Chocolate Shoppe is bringing the Walking Taco with them, but with chocolate-covered bacon!

Raz-ma-taz S’more

Snow S’more is bringing their handcrafted homemade graham crackers and marshmallows to the Fair, with delicious flavors like the Raz-ma-taz, with fresh raspberries and dark raspberry chocolate.

Cinnamon Roll

Beloved pineapple upside-down cake merges with a cinnamon roll for the perfect combo.

Oklahoma Sweet Tea Glazed Fried Chicken

Two of Oklahoma’s most popular items, fried chicken and sweet tea, are married in this sweet deep-fried recipe.

Funnel Cake Fries

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The booming and vibrant Plaza District is hosting its 18th annual Plaza District Festival on Saturday, September 24 from 12:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Located on 16th between Indiana and Blackwelder, this creative district, with its ever-growing selection of restaurants, shops and galleries, has become popular with locals and tourists alike. The festival is free and open to the public. You’ll find many different events and activities, everything from all-Okie musicians and performers to art-related activities, a kids’ zone, nine popular local food trucks, and booths with 30+ Oklahoma-based visual artists. It’s going to be a great Saturday to come out and support everything local in the heart of our great city, the Plaza District.

LIVE MUSIC SCHEDULE MAIN STAGE

BLACKWELDER STAGE

12:00 Lincka 12:45 Everything Goes Dance 1:45 Tyler Hopkins and the Rebellion 2:30 Young Readers 3:15 Gabriel Knight Hancock 4:15 Lyric Theatre 5:00 Harumph 6:00 Culture Cinematic 7:00 Husbands 8:00 Bowlsey 9:00 Jabee and LTZ

12:00 Ali Harter 12:30 Taylor Rapp 1:00 David Bruster 1:30 The Trading Co 2:00 aDDLib 2:30 Gall 3:15 Kevin Cornish 4:00 Jose Hernandez 4:45 Wildings

FESTIVAL ARTISTS

With more than 90 submissions, it was a difficult task for the Plaza District to only choose 35 local artists to show off what they do and make. This year features a combination of both new and returning Oklahoma artists.

You’ll find a variety of media: paintings and photography, woodwork and stained glass, children’s books, jewelry, T-shirts, purses, designer dog treats and so much more.

EATS

In addition to the already great food options in the Plaza, like Empire Slice and Roxy’s Ice Cream, the festival will be stacked with nine delicious local food trucks to keep festivalgoers’ bellies happy. You’ll find BBQ, donuts, shaved ice, vegan options, and Jerkey, just to name a few.

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2016

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PLAZA WALLS MURAL EXPO

Local public art is taking the city by storm and we are loving it. In our August issue, we highlighted the Plaza Walls and many of the wonderful murals that turned this dark alleyway into a colorful public art gallery.

It’s getting a makeover during this one-of-a-kind event, which will debut 20 new murals by 20 artists. These spray-paint enthusiasts will begin painting the Plaza Walls the week of September 18 and will debut 5,200 square feet of brand-new murals on Saturday, September 24, during the Plaza District Festival. In addition, the infamous Indiana wall will get its September makeover by Jason Pawley from September 9-24. Festival attendees will be able to watch Pawley live-paint this mural’s final touches.

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Lemon

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Positive Thinking Day

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SEPT. 20

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Citizenship Day

National Punch Day

SEPT. 21 Miniature Golf Day

SEPT. 25 National Comic Book Day

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You love to be with people and socialize. You are known to be adventurous and love the outdoors.

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You are loyal and frank with others, and you consider your reputation a very important part of your life.

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Coming Soon

Formerly known as The Coach House, the long-standing landmark on Avondale is getting a gorgeous overhaul into what is now The Hutch on Avondale. The Hutch is headed by Chef David Henry, previous head chef at The Coach House, and Kyle Fleischfresser, and their goal is to open around Labor Day. If you frequented The Coach House or stopped in for special occasions you may recall the darker concept, with a lot of rich wood and elegant seating, and the tasty food creations. The Hutch is keeping the tasty food but they have completely gutted the insides to showcase a more modern and open look. One of our favorite new features is a Chef’s Bar, where you can reserve a premier spot on a barstool in front of the open window of the kitchen and enjoy a tasting menu prepared by the head chef. The Chef’s Bar will be available once the restaurant gets settled in.

With beautiful new décor comes a new menu: modern food with a spin on Okie favorites. Every single thing, down to the condiments, is completely house-made. They plan to source everything local where possible – that’s reason number 57 why we already love The Hutch. Your meal can be as quick or for as long as you’d prefer. You can have multiple courses served for a more formal setting, or you can stop in for a quick bar snack and drink after work.

Shed the suit and tie (unless that’s your thing) and unwind at The Hutch. We have a feeling this spot will be the new Nichols Hills hangout. Not only is the food going to be top-notch, but so will the cocktails. Kyle Fleischfresser is known for many great things in the food world, and crafting cocktails is definitely one of them. He’s researched all over the world and will be serving the best concoctions at The Hutch. The bar will also come with a well-curated wine and spirits list that will pair well with any occasion.

You will see some familiar faces on the staff that you grew to love at The Coach House, but there will be plenty new friendly faces to get to know as well. The heart of The Coach House will still be in the Hutch. We already love this concept and can’t wait to see it take Nichols Hills by storm. If you want to know where to find us this fall, it will be at The Hutch on Avondale.

They plan to source everything local where possible – that’s reason number 57 why we already love The Hutch.

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OCTOBER 15-30 As the only luxury home tour of its kind in the state, you won’t want to miss the Street of Dreams 2016 at Black Oak at Iron Horse Ranch presented by Harry’s TV, Video & Appliances and James Hardie Building Products benefitting Edmond Public Schools! Mark your calendars and get your tickets today!

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Avalon Custom Homes is a premier custom home builder in the OKC and Choctaw areas. They’re different than your average builder, offering hidden storm shelters and panic rooms, full foam insulation and tankless hot water systems. Since 2001, Avalon has built beautiful custom homes that truly meet the desires and dreams of their clients.

Owned by Sheryl Willingham, Willco Homes is built on the foundation of unparalleled quality craftsmanship and personalized attention to detail. They work hand-in-hand with every customer to build not just a residence, but a home that reflects their tastes and individual personalities. This personalized service coupled with exceptional quality assures the delivery of a distinctive, tailored home.

1. Do you have a building style? If so, how would you briefly describe it?

Our building style is traditional custom homes. However, every house is different depending on the client and the design elements they would like to incorporate into their home and living space.

1. Do you have a building style? If so, how would you briefly describe it?

Our building style is as individualized as each of our customers. Whether our budget is small or large, we strive to give our customers a home of their vision, unique style and discerning taste. When we design a home, my focus is always centered around not only the beauty of the home but functionality and storage as well. We focus on the smallest details to make sure their new home is as unique and special as our customers are.

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2. We can't wait to see your Street of Dreams custom home! If you can give us one little sneak peek, what would it be?

As part of a grand front entryway, our Street of Dreams home will have the first residential elevator of this kind in the state of Oklahoma. Definitely a must-see feature!

3. What's your favorite thing about being a home builder?

We enjoy having satisfied customers and seeing the finished product! We take something from nothing and make it beautiful. Seeing the process from start to finish is one of our favorite things about being a home builder.

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4. If you can pick one, what is your favorite design trend right now?

We currently enjoy working with Transitional Mediterranean design trends.

5. What is your best advice to readers when it comes to custom home building/design?

We suggest interviewing a number of builders to find the right fit. When you find the one who fits and someone you can trust, stop interviewing and enjoy the process!

6. What's it like to be a part of Street of Dreams?

What are you most excited for with Street of Dreams?

This has been an incredible journey and we can’t wait to see it all come together in October. We are extremely excited to display the quality of our work and craftsmanship to all who attend the event, so get your ticket today. You don’t want to miss out!

2. We can't wait to see your Street of Dreams custom home!

If you can give us one little sneak peek, what would it be?

Our home is a very open concept, which is perfect for entertaining.

It features a must-have master wing, a gorgeous kitchen with an incredible walk-through pantry, spacious bedrooms, a game room/ media room that all of your friends will envy, and the outdoor living space of your dreams, which includes a beautiful lap pool, screened porch, and a wonderful surprise you won't want to miss!

3. What's your favorite thing about being a home builder?

We love to develop personal relationships with our customers and walk with them as they make their dreams a reality.

4. If you can pick one, what is your favorite design trend right now?

My favorite design trend right now would be the cleaner lines of transitional styling while adding “farmhouse” touches to make the home comfy and cozy for living life! Another design trend that I love is the growing desire for beautiful and practical outdoor living space. This space is becoming as important as the kitchen and I love being creative and functional in these areas as well.

5. What is your best advice to readers when it comes to custom home building/design?

Take your time designing the plans of your dreams. Do not rush that process! Choose a reputable builder that is honest and trustworthy that you want to develop a relationship with over the months it will take to build your home. Communication is key!

Don't forget to enjoy the experience along the way. Building is something you and your family should enjoy while making memories that last a lifetime.

6. What's it like to be a part of Street of Dreams? What are you most excited for with Street of Dreams?

It is an honor and privilege to be a part of this event. I look forward to meeting new people and making new friends throughout this process. I love to be able to give back to my community and I am so pleased we are able to partner with COHBA and Edmond Public Schools to make even more dreams come true!

EATS What We Tasted TOOLBOX House-cured meats, cheese, house pickles, mustard, larded toast

Built from history and on its way to being historic in its own right, Mary Eddy’s and the 21C Museum Hotel is now a part of the growing Oklahoma City story. Mary Eddy’s Kitchen x Lounge sits in the bright, quirky and modern 21C Museum Hotel, which was previously a Ford Motor Company assembly plant. Mary Eddy’s is as spectacular as the hotel and art gallery itself. Its atmosphere doesn’t feel much like the typical Okie spot. Upon walking into the lounge and dining space you can feel its industrial roots, but it’s not a cold vibe. It’s the complete opposite: warm and inviting, with plush booth seats, communal tables with views into glass-front refrigerators, and even a chef’s bar, where you can see the action happening directly in front of you.

We were greeted by Executive Chef Jason Campbell, who is unbelievably talented. His passion is evident, which enhanced our experience even further. Jason’s culinary background has been shaped by a variety of influences. He worked his way through several notable eateries before making his way to the great state of Oklahoma and becoming the mastermind and executive chef of Mary Eddy’s. He takes pride in this chef-driven restaurant and combines unexpected flavors, resulting in New American dishes that will truly blow your mind. You’ll find many of the menu items, both food and drink, are a play on words that relate back to the history of the Ford Motor Assembly Plant. Each dish that was served was almost too beautiful to eat, but not in the “what in the world are we eating?” kind of way, and each had the taste to back up the beauty. No dish tasted alike or lacked flavor in any way. Each recipe was filled with complexity and flavor combinations that kept us taking one bite after another. By the end, you could say we were stuffed.

As amazing as the food and atmosphere were, we were equally impressed by the attention to detail as a whole. The menu, crafted by Chef Campbell, really took Oklahoma – and Oklahomans – into consideration. There’s a little something on there for just about everyone, but done in a way unlike you’ve ever seen or tasted before. From the growing to the cooking, Mary Eddy’s is extremely resourceful. They try to use as many local ingredients as they can (their list is long, believe us) and are responsible with ingredients, making many different components out of everything so nothing goes wasted. Chef Campbell and the team really take pride in the process.

If there wasn’t enough to love about Mary Eddy’s so far, the design, art and cuisine of each 21C Hotel Restaurant is completely different. You are truly getting a one-of-a-kind experience at Mary Eddy’s that you won’t find anywhere else. The menu changes often. Chef Campbell ensures they don’t use any fruit or vegetable longer than it should be used and strives to make everything in season. So you may see certain menu items like the Toolbox change daily, or one component of a dish, like a sauce, change seasonally.

Mary Eddy’s serves up breakfast and dinner daily and brunch on Saturday and Sunday, and will soon be serving lunch as well. We could write a book on all the ways this place is great: from the food, to the people, to the atmosphere, to how they use local ingredients, to their resourcefulness, and on and on. Have you ever felt inspired by a restaurant? Because that’s what Mary Eddy’s did to us. They’re a part of our community now and we couldn’t be happier.

We can’t wait to visit again, and again and again. We hope you’ll join us.

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SHROOMS PIZZA Roasted oyster mushrooms, dandelion greens, creminis, ricotta, thyme PRIME NY STRIP Anaheim peppers, patatas bravas, hatch chile romesco GULF RED SNAPPER Charred corn, swiss chard, cornbread TIN LIZZY BURGER Aged cheddar, lemon aioli, mustard greens DUROC PORK PORTERHOUSE Charred okra, cipollini onions, baby heirloom tomatoes, BBQ-spiced hummus RICOTTA CAKE Blackberry whip, fresh blackberries, coffee crumble KEY LIME SEMIFREDO Toasted graham, almond, coriander MANGO PANNACOTTA Compressed mango, smoked chili

BIN 73 WINE BAR

CAFE ANTIGUA

7312 N. Western Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73120 405.843.0073 • bin73.com

1903 N. Classen Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73106 405.602.8984

If you’re looking for somewhere to do Wine Wednesdays

Breakfast, vegetarian and Latin American food? Cafe

right, then Bin 73 needs to be your next destination. Every

Antigua has it all! Sounds like a lot, but trust us when we say

first Wednesday of the month Bin 73 offers wine tastings with

it all works perfectly well for them. Not only do they serve

four two-ounce glasses of wine and a small plate of specially

great food, but they also offer traditional Latin beverages.

paired food. We recommend calling ahead to secure a spot,

We keep coming back for the Jamaica tea and the Licuado

but it’s definitely worth it. Then on Thursdays, they’re open till

smoothie. They both taste like heaven! When you stop by,

2 a.m. and have live music late into the night! Great way to

we recommend ordering the Enchiladas Guatemaltecas or

ring in a Friday, huh? But it gets better: on weekdays they offer

the Primavera Sandwich; your tummy will love you for it!

after-work specials. Whenever you make it down there, we

Aside from their great food, the atmosphere is very inviting

recommend trying out their Spicy Wings, the Bin Burger, and

and cozy, which makes it a great lunch spot. However, if

most especially the “El Beau” Burrito. There’s nothing we love

you can’t make it in for lunch, we recommend going in for

more than good wine and good food.

breakfast. Their breakfast and brunch are off the chart.

OPUS PRIME STREAKHOUSE

PICASSO CAFE

800 W. Memorial Rd., Oklahoma City, OK 73114 405.607.OPUS • opusprimesteakhouse.com

3009 Paseo Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73103 405.602.2002 • picassosonpaseo.com

As much as we love a casual night at home with takeout, we

Picasso, Picasso, oh we love everything about Picasso! This

also love to get dressed like proper adults and head out for a

great spot is located in the Paseo district, and it incorporates

night on the town. Opus Prime gives us that experience and

everything the district represents. The cozy atmosphere will

more! Its ambiance is perfect for a romantic dinner or even an intimate cocktail party with close friends. They also have the perfect patio setting, for those of us who love outside seating.

Let’s talk about their fabulous menu: their steaks are hand-cut and cooked to perfection, just the way you like it. We love that

make you feel comfortable enough to eat like you’re in your own home! They support everything local and source most of their produce from local vendors in Oklahoma. Our favorite things about this place are their brunch and late-night menus.

Next time you’re in the Paseo, we recommend stopping by and trying out their Stacked Chicken Enchiladas or Chicken Fried

they offer gluten-free options. (Seems like they thought about

Portobello. Both are cooked perfectly and are full of flavor.

everything.) And we can’t get over how great their wine list

There are plenty of options for vegetarians, meat eaters, the

is! It consists of over 900 labels and represents 10 countries.

gluten-free crowd and vegans. It’s truly a spot for everyone.

COOKING WITH CHEF JEAB CHANSAHDEE NITTAYA

ROCKY CAJUN

INGREDIENTS •

4 oz cooked Japanese rice mixed with a splash of vinegar, sugar and salt

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2 oz cooked crab meat

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2 oz cooked crawfish

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2 oz cooked freshwater eel, sliced

⁄2 sheet dry seaweed (nori)

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1 stalk green onion, chopped into small pieces

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1 tsp masago

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1 tsp eel sauce

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1 tsp spicy sauce

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Japanese mayo

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⁄2 tsp sesame seeds

PREPARATION 1.

Squeeze out the water from the crab meat and crawfish. Mix with Japanese mayo and spicy sauce and set aside.

2.

Cover the entire 1⁄2 sheet of seaweed with the cooked rice and press gently. Flip the seaweed over so that the rice is on the bottom.

3.

Place the crab meat and crawfish mixture on the seaweed.

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Use a sushi mat to help hold the rice in place and roll tightly.

5.

Place sliced eel on top of the roll.

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Using a sharp knife, cut the roll into small pieces.

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Drizzle the roll with spicy sauce and eel sauce.

8.

Decorate the roll with masago, green onion and sesame seeds. Enjoy!

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TIME MACHINE

SEPTEMBER 8 RED ROCK CANYON GRILL 9221 Lake Hefner Pkwy.

Oklahoma City, OK 73102

SEPTEMBER 1

SEPTEMBER 4 ROCKWELL RYAN

SEPTEMBER 8

SQUAD LIVE

RED ROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

RED ROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

RED ROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

MICHAEL KLEID

MICHAEL KLEID

DRIVE

FRED JONES JR. MUSEUM OF ART NORMAN

FLINT OKLAHOMA CITY

BAKER STREET OKC OKLAHOMA CITY

DAVID MORRIS – PIANIST

SEPTEMBER 6

40 SUMMERS

SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 2 AVENUE

MICKEY MANTLE’S STEAKHOUSE OKLAHOMA CITY

MATT BLAGG RED ROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 7 DYLAN HAMMETT OU PHYSICIANS OKLAHOMA CITY

OKC MUSEUM OF ART ROOFTOP OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 9 COVER ME BADD

MICKEY MANTLE’S STEAKHOUSE OKLAHOMA CITY

CHRISTIAN PEARSON SKIRVING HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

GARY JOHNSON – PIANIST

DRIVE – CHARLES SCOTT DUO

SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

RED ROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 3

SEPTEMBER 10

NEWCASTLE CASINO NEWCASTLE

TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY

2AM

URBAN ADDICTION

TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY

NEWCASTLE CASINO NEWCASTLE

DEREK HARRIS BAND

MARK VOLLERTSEN – ACOUSTIC

RED ROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

ELECTRIC AVENUE

GRANT STEVENS – PIANIST SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY 58

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TIME MACHINE

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JUSTIN WHISNANT

SEPTEMBER 16 THUNDERBIRD CASINO 15700 OK-9 Norman, OK 73026

SEPTEMBER 11

SEPTEMBER 17

SEPTEMBER 24

FLINT OKLAHOMA CITY

RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN

RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN

SEPTEMBER 14

RPM BAND

THE SUSPECTS

SOUTHERN RIFT

NEWCASTLE CASINO NEWCASTLE

TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY

OU PHYSICIANS OKLAHOMA CITY

STARS

HOOK ECHO

SEPTEMBER 16

BAKER STREET OKC OKLAHOMA CITY

NEWCASTLE CASINO NEWCASTLE

REPLAY

JIM THE ELEPHANT

REMINGTON PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

BAKER STREET OKC OKLAHOMA CITY

THE WEATHERMEN

SEPTEMBER 29

DAVID MORRIS – PIANIST

REPLAY – 80’Z ENUF REMINGTON PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

LIFE OF THE PARTY MICKEY MANTLE’S STEAKHOUSE OKLAHOMA CITY

MATT BLAGG RED ROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

GROOVE MERCHANTS UCO JAZZ LAB OKLAHOMA CITY

SQUADLIVE

TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY

MYROCK RED ROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 21 KRISTEN STEHR

GARY JOHNSON

OU PHYSICIANS OKLAHOMA CITY

SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 23

JUSTIN WHISNANT THUNDERBIRD CASINO NORMAN

ANNIE UP

DRIVE

RED ROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

DAVID MORRIS – PIANIST SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 30 SUPERFREAK AS THE BLEND REMINGTON PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

AVENUE

DANIEL JORDAN

RED ROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

ROSE CREEK GOLF CLUB

ELIZABETH SPEEGLE BAND

MICKEY MANTLE’S STEAKHOUSE OKLAHOMA CITY

MICKEY MANTLE’S STEAKHOUSE OKLAHOMA CITY

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

CONCERTS BLAKE SHELTON

SEPTEMBER 9-10 CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA 100 W Reno Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102

SEPTEMBER 9 – 10

SEPTEMBER 24

CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 12

SEPTEMBER 29 – OCTOBER 1

THE CRITERION OKLAHOMA CITY

COTTONWOOD FLATS RECREATION AREA GUTHRIE

SEPTEMBER 16 – 18

SEPTEMBER 30

LAZY J ARENA STILLWATER

DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 22

THE LUMINEERS

CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

SLIPKNOT

BLAKE SHELTON

JASON ISBELL

ELEKTRIK PRAIRIE MUSIC EXPERIENCE

THE AVETT BROTHERS

SEPTEMBER 23 MONTGOMERY GENTRY

OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARK ENTERTAINMENT PLAZA OKLAHOMA CITY

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COHEED AND CAMBRIA

OKLAHOMA INTERNATIONAL BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL

KIP MOORE

ZOO AMPHITHEATRE OKLAHOMA CITY CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

SPORTS

SEPTEMBER 3

SEPTEMBER 17

BOONE PICKENS STADIUM STILLWATER

GAYLORD FAMILY OK MEMORIAL STADIUM NORMAN

SEPTEMBER 10

OKLAHOMA STATE COWBOYS VS PITTSBURGH PANTHERS

OKLAHOMA STATE COWBOYS VS SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA LIONS

OU SOONERS VS ULM WARHAWKS GAYLORD FAMILY OK MEMORIAL STADIUM NORMAN

OKLAHOMA STATE COWBOYS VS CENTRAL MICHIGAN CHIPPEWAS

OU SOONERS VS OHIO STATE BUCKEYES

BOONE PICKENS STADIUM STILLWATER

SEPTEMBER 18

OKC ENERGY FC VS SWOPE PARK RANGERS

BOONE PICKENS STADIUM STILLWATER

TAFT STADIUM OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 11

SEPTEMBER 24

TAFT STADIUM

TAFT STADIUM OKLAHOMA CITY

OKC ENERGY FC VS SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC 2

OKC ENERGY FC VS SAINT LOUIS FC

OKC ENERGY FC VS SWOPE PARK RANGERS

SEPTEMBER 18 TAFT STADIUM NW 27th St. Oklahoma City, OK 73107

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MOVIES

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SEPTEMBER 23

SEPTEMBER 30

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CHOCTAW OKTOBERFEST

SEPTEMBER 2-10 CHOCTAW 1900 S. Harper Rd. Choctaw, OK 73020

EVENTS SEPTEMBER 2 – 10

SEPTEMBER 8 – OCT. 1

1900 S. HARPER RD. CHOCTAW

MYRIAD GARDENS WATER STAGE OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 3

SEPTEMBER 9

OKLAHOMA AVE. & WENTZ AVE. GUTHRIE

PLAZA DISTRICT OKLAHOMA CITY

CHOCTAW OKTOBERFEST

RED BRICK NIGHTS

OKLAHOMA SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK: ROMEO & JULIET

LIVE ON THE PLAZA

SEPTEMBER 10 MESTA FESTA

PERLE MESTA PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

since

1995

WEST FEST OK WESTERN AVE. OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 7-11 CLEVELAND COUNTY FREE FAIR CLEVELAND COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS NORMAN

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SEPTEMBERFEST GOVERNOR’S MANSION OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 15 – 25 OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR

SEPTEMBER 15-25 STATE FAIR PARK 3001 General Pershing Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73107

SEPTEMBER 17

SEPTEMBER 24 – 25

BROADWAY & HURD EDMOND

LAZY E ARENA GUTHRIE

SEPTEMBER 18

SEPTEMBER 25

MYRIAD BOTANICAL GARDENS OKLAHOMA CITY

REMINGTON PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 23

GROOVEFEST

HEARD ON HURD

WIGGLE OUT LOUD

ARTONTAP

OKLAHOMA CITY MUSEUM OF ART OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 24 TURKISH FESTIVAL

MYRIAD BOTANICAL GARDENS OKLAHOMA CITY

OKLAHOMA WILDLIFE EXPO

OKLAHOMA DERBY

ANDREWS PARK NORMAN

SEPTEMBER 29 – OCT. 2 OKLAHOMA REGATTA FESTIVAL BOATHOUSE DISTRICT OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 24 – 25 HERITAGE HILLS HISTORIC HOME TOUR OVERHOLSER MANSION OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 24 PLAZA DISTRICT FESTIVAL PLAZA DISTRICT OKLAHOMA CITY

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Friday, September 16 w 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, September 17 w 11:30 a.m., 3:30 & 7:30 p.m.

Friday, September 23 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, September 18 w 1:30 & 5:30 p.m.

Monday, September 19 w 10:30 a.m. & 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday, September 20 w 7:30 p.m.

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Free Concerts!

September 16 MICHAEL RAY 7:30 p.m.

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September 15 THE KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS 7:30 p.m.

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September 17 THE OAK RIDGE BOYS 8 p.m.

September 18 LA ENERGIA NORTENA 3 p.m.

September 19 BUILDING 429 7:30 p.m.

September 23 MIDNIGHT STAR 7:30 p.m.

September 20 & 21 ELVIS EXTRAVAGANZA 7:30 p.m.

September 24 DENNIS DeYOUNG: The Music of STYX 8 p.m.

September 22 GRANGER SMITH 7:30 p.m.

September 25 BEATLEMANIA LIVE! 3 p.m.

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