So6ix Magazine September 2018

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SEPTEMBER 2018

INSIDE

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

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• 2018 OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR

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• OKIE MADE FASHION

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• LAYERS

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• FALL FASHION: MUST-HAVES

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY LAUREN WRIGHT

• FUN IN THE FACTS 48 STATE FAIR

• TRUTH IN THE NUMBERS

OU & OSU FOOTBALL

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• SO6IX EATS 52 NOODEE + OKIE POKIE

• SO6IX SUPPORTS

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• CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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OKC METRO LITERACY COALITION SEPTEMBER 2018

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LEGAL AND CREDITS

PUBLISHER

Jack McBride jack@so6ix.com

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Lauren Wright lauren@so6ix.com

COPY EDITING

Brittany Dory

PHOTOGRAPHY Lauren Wright

GRAPHIC DESIGNER Kristen McGregor

DISTRIBUTION

Trinity Smith Myke Smith Casey Roberts Jack McBride Lauren Wright

FOR ADVERTISING jack@so6ix.com

ON THE COVER PHOTOGRAPHY: LAUREN WRIGHT MODEL: JOSIE-LYNN L. CLOTHES: ROSEGOLD HAIR & MAKEUP: MEGHAN VAN STAVERN, DK SALON

©Copyright 2018 JM Publishing L.L.C. and So6ix Magazine. All rights reserved. No part of this publication can be reproduced without prior written consent of Publisher. So6ix Magazine is published monthly and distributed in Norman, Oklahoma City and Edmond. Oklahoma annual subscription rate is $25 per year. Single magazine rate is $6.99 per copy.


Hello! I can’t believe it is already fall and time for our Fall Fashion Issue. This year is flying by so fast it’s crazy, but I am very excited a new season is upon us! I am already plotting my route through the State Fair to maximize belly space for all my favorite foods that only come around once a year, while mixing in plenty of time for games, walking around, seeing shows, and of course, eating some more. I’m sure most of you are going to be on the same route. Anyway, back to talking about our Fall Fashion Issue. We have a really great one in store for you this year. You’re going to see some of the musthaves of the fall season, like new bags, shoes, outfits and more. You’ll find Josie, a fantastic local, showcasing tons of fall looks in layers – fall is all about layers. In the morning you’re in pants and long sleeves and by afternoon you’re drowning in sweat and shedding layers down to a tank top. This shoot was a blast! We bounced around to spots throughout Midtown, Downtown, Automobile Alley and Film Row. And how could we truly be a local magazine without featuring locally made fashion? We are proud to show off the talents of several local entrepreneurs and

fashionistas and all of their creations. You’ll find a mix of earrings, bracelets, cuff links and T-shirts. As you will see, we try to provide all the info you need to track down any items that you want to buy, and we hope this issue helps you find several must-have additions to your closet. As always, we encourage you to shop local when and where you can! Lastly, I would like to say thank you for your continued support of So6ix Magazine. We are continually blown away and humbled by the overflowing compliments and popularity of this product that we give our all to make. You are why we work so hard to make So6ix the best we possibly can, and as we grow and time rolls on we will strive to continually evolve and improve everywhere possible. Thank you for reading!


The great State Fair is back and better than ever. You’ll find plenty of new and exciting attractions, rides, food, live music and events while still partaking in all of the classics like Disney on Ice, the PRCA Xtreme Bulls Tour, the Sky Eye Wheel (the largest traveling Ferris wheel in North America, measuring a whopping 155 ft. tall), classic fair food and more. All of it combined makes for the best 10 days in Oklahoma each September. You don’t want to miss anything this year, trust us.

S E P TE M B E R 13 Opening Day $2 S E P TE M B E R 17 Military Day

(free admission for military personnel and spouses, ID required)

S E P TE M B E R 1 8 Dr Pepper #2 Tuesday S E P TE M B E R 1 9 Senior Day

(free admission for senior citizens 55+, ID required)

WHAT’'S NEW

There are so many new and exciting events at the State Fair this year. There’s something to see and do for every age and interest. Check it out!

BOA R D GA M E BO N A N Z A

CO R N H O LE O N TH E PATI O

On Friday, September 14, from noon to 10 p.m., visit the Modern Living Building to partake in classic, modern and electronic games.

Are you a cornhole champion? Find out on September 23 at The PATIO during the cornhole tournament put on by the OK Cornhole Association.

N O RTH A M E R I C A N TR I C K R I D I N G C H A M PI O N S H I P S

M ETA L SCU LP TI N G

The North American Trick Riding Championships are at the State Fair Wednesday, September 19! These deathdefying stunts and graceful acrobatics will have you on the edge of your seat.

S I N G O/ TR I V I A N I G HT Do you have a knack for identifying songs? Do you hold a lot of random facts in your head? If so, don’t miss SINGO and Trivia Night in the Modern Living Building on September 13.

In this timed live contest, participants will have 45 minutes to create a masterpiece from scrap metal in the Creative Arts Building on Thursday, September 20.

P OT TE RY O N TH E W H E E L Watch and learn how to create pottery with a live demonstration on this timeless technique.

PU PPI E S O F PE N Z A N C E You won’t want to miss this wildly entertaining comedy dog show. The show sets sail three times a day aboard a pup-manned pirate ship on the Plaza Stage.

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$12

$6

Adults (Ages 12+)

Children (Ages 6-11)

Free admission for children 5 and under

$30

Season Pass

live music FREE Concerts on the Chickasaw Country Entertainment Stage Catch a selection of entertaining performances this year at the fair! The lineup includes a wide range of musical styles, from country to rock to R&B and everything in between. Concerts are free with outside gate admission.

S E P TE M B E R 1 3 | 7: 3 0 P. M . Colt Ford S E P TE M B E R 1 4 | 7: 3 0 P. M . Neal McCoy S E P TE M B E R 1 5 | 8 P. M . BeatleMania LIVE! S E P TE M B E R 17 | 7: 3 0 P. M . Jordan Feliz S E P TE M B E R 1 8 | 7: 3 0 P. M . Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone

S E P TE M B E R 1 9 | 7: 3 0 P. M . Elvis Extravaganza S E P TE M B E R 2 0 | 7: 3 0 P. M . Dylan Scott S E P TE M B E R 2 1 | 7: 3 0 P. M . Dru Hill S E P TE M B E R 22 | 8 P. M . Foghat S E P TE M B E R 2 3 | 6 P. M . Space Oddity: The Ultimate David Bowie Experience

O L D - FF AA SS HH II OO NN EE DD F U N FAIR NEW-

september 13-23 FOOD

Let’s be honest, one of the main attractions that draws crowds to the fair is the FOOD: tasty, unhealthy (for the most part), fried, dunked, greasy, cheesy and downright delicious fair food. Each year there are new creations that try to be bigger and better than the year before. Check out some of the new foods below. What will you be trying?

M AC TA S TI C

S N OW S’ M O R E

Frozen Sweet Tea

Waffle-Wrapped Snow Ice

PORKY’S

D I A M O N D DAWG S

Funnel Cake Burger: a 1/2-pound burger with funnel cake buns

Wonder Boy: Cap’n Crunch–battered corn dog served with honey mustard dipping sauce

S A N D I E G O’ S O R I G I N A L F I S H & C H I P S

C UTI E P I E S F O O D TR U C K

Flaming Hot Cheetos Fish Taco

Root Beer Float Pie

O’ N E I L Cheese Curd Taco

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OKIE MADE FASHION We brag on Oklahoma and the creators in our state quite often and that probably won’t stop anytime soon. If you read the May issue, you saw some amazing locally made products, everything from popcorn to coffee mugs, salsa and more. After that issue we thought, well, what about all of the creators focusing on fashion, accessories and apparel? Well here they are! These locals are putting their love and dedication into each product and you can def initely see it and feel it. As always, we encourage you to support and buy local when and where you can!

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EVAN OLDHAM Mt. Scott Apparel

What’s Made Evan is a talented graphic designer who designs Mt. Scott graphic T-shirts.

Where You Can Find It Blue Seven, Just OK

AMANDA ZOEY JEWELRY

amandazoey.com

What’s Made Amanda, previously the owner of the former DNA Galleries, is continuing to create jewelry with natural stones and

geometric designs. Each stone in these collections comes

from her travels throughout the US and a small quartz mine

in Arkansas.

Where You Can Find It Just OK, Amandazoey.storenvy.com

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INK & ETCH inkandetch.com

What’s Made This family-owned and locally operated fabrication shop is digitally designing and laser engraving, etching, and cutting various products, like these cuff links!

Where You Can Find It Blue Seven, Online

ABBY KING WOODWORKS abbykingwoodworks.com

What’s Made Abby is a local making one-of-a-kind crafted

wood and resin jewelry.

Where You Can Find It Just OK, Online

HIGH STRUNG IN OKC highstrunginokc1.etsy.com

What’s Made Skylar Hamilton is designing and hand-making

stunning bracelets that can be worn one at a time or, like we recommend, in stacks!

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GLEEFUL PEACOCK

gleefulpeacock.com

What’s Made Nikki Halgren grew up in Utah but is now a Tulsa

resident creating vintage-looking bracelets, earrings,

hair accessories, charms, necklaces and rings. All the

jewelry is hand-painted and no two items are exactly

alike.

Where You Can Find It Just OK, Online

STYLES BY SAMMY instagram.com/styles_bysammy

What’s Made Samantha Ball is a local Edmond gal who creates unique and chic earrings. She got her start in the

fringe trend (still her main staple), and her shop has quickly grown to offer all kinds of earring styles.

Where You Can Find It Online

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L AY E R S L AY E R S L AY E R S PHOTOG R APHY L AU REN WRI G HT

MODEL J O S I E - LY N N L .

HAIR & MAKEUP M E G H A N VA N S TAV E R N , D K S A L O N

CLOTHING B A L L I E T S , G I L’ S C LOT H I N G & D EN I M B A R , G R E T TA S L O A N E , ROSEGOLD & GEMMA

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G R E T TA S L OA N E N I L I L O TA N R U S T P A N T // $ 3 7 5 F R A N K & E I L E E N T E E L A B TA N K B A S E L AY E R // $ 8 0 F R A N K & E I L E E N T E E L A B TA N K T O P L AY E R // $ 8 8 B R A C E L E T // $ 1 7 5


G E M M A G E M M A G E M M GEMMA A

YELLOW C R O P TURTLENECK $58 GROMMET JEAN JACKET $93 GROMMET D EN I M PA N T $77

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ROSEGOLD F E L I C I T Y F L O R A L D R E S S // $ 1 3 6 M A B E L G R AY T O P // $ 7 2 E A R R I N G S // $ 5 8


I N H A B I T G R AY CARDIGAN $368 I R O L E AT H E R JACKET $1,265 BEANIE $128

G R E T TA S LOAN E GRLFRND DENIM JEAN $248 VERONICA BEARD W H I T E T- S H I RT $88


G I L’ S S T R I P E B U T T O N - U P // $ 3 6 7 F O R A L L M A N K I N D O L I V E P A N T // $ 1 8 5 J E A N J A C K E T // $ 6 2

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G R E T TA S L OA N E N I L I L O TA N R U S T P A N T // $ 3 7 5 F R A N K & E I L E E N T E E L A B TA N K B A S E L AY E R // $ 8 0 F R A N K & E I L E E N T E E L A B TA N K T O P L AY E R // $ 8 8

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G I L' S CO R D U R OY B L ACK DRES S $52 L AY E R E D N ECKL ACE $20

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G R E T TA S L OA N E V E R O N I C A B E A R D W H I T E T - S H I R T // $ 8 8 I N H A B I T G R AY C A R D I G A N // $ 3 6 8 I R O L E A T H E R J A C K E T // $ 1 , 2 6 5


GEMMA CHECKERED M U S TA R D MINI DRESS $54 CH ERRY BOM B T- S H I RT $69

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BALLIETS 5A7 NEUTRAL S W E AT E R $395 FRAME DENIM $249

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GEMMA Y E L L O W C R O P T U R T L E N E C K // $ 5 8 G R O M M E T J E A N J A C K E T // $ 9 3 G R O M M E T D E N I M P A N T // $ 7 7 28

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B A L L I E T S B A L L I E T S B A L L I E T BALLIETS S STELLA MCCARTNEY L EO PA R D JAC K E T $1,650 ALEXIE CREAM S W E AT E R $150 DEREK LAM 10 C R O S BY PA N T $395

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ROSEGOLD F E L I C I T Y F L O R A L D R E S S // $ 1 3 6 M A B E L G R AY T O P // $ 7 2 E A R R I N G S // $ 5 8

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G R E T TA S LOAN E I N H A B I T G R AY CARDIGAN $368 BEANIE $128

GRLFRND DENIM JEAN $248 VERONICA BEARD W H I T E T- S H I RT $88 I R O L E AT H E R JACKET $1,265


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BALLIETS S T E L L A M C C A R T N E Y L E O P A R D J A C K E T // $ 1 , 6 5 0 A L E X I E C R E A M S W E A T E R // $ 1 5 0 34

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G R E T TA S L OA N E G R L F R N D D E N I M J E A N // $ 2 4 8 V E R O N I C A B E A R D W H I T E T - S H I R T // $ 8 8 I N H A B I T G R AY C A R D I G A N // $ 3 6 8 I R O L E A T H E R J A C K E T // $ 1 , 2 6 5

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GEMMA YELLOW C R O P TURTLENECK $58 GROMMET JE AN JACKET $93

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ROSEGOLD FELI C IT Y FLO R AL D R E S S $136 M A B E L G R AY T O P $72 EARRINGS $58

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FALL FASH ION MUST- HAVES

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CROP DENIM JACKET

| $176


ROSEGOLD |

LEATHER BELT BAG

| $ 11 0

GOLD BUG EARRINGS

| $38

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KELSEY DAGGER RED SLIP ON

| $13 0

BETSY KING SHOES |

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PLV BL ACK PY THON


DEE KELLER EMBROIDERED PUMP

| $385

$265

SEYCHELLES WHITE LEATHER BOOTIE

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HABITAT BEANIE

G R E T TA S LOA $12 8

G R E T TA S LOAN E BEADED CUFF BR ACELET

| $175

G R E T TA SLOANE 42

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LET & HER NAV Y BAG

| $598


ANE

GEMMA

PL AID COLOR BLOCK BOT TOM

$62

GEMMA |

PL AID COLOR BLOCK TOP

| $54

VALENTINO BELT BAG

GEMMA $76 5

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BALLIETS |

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JIMMY CHOO TAN SHOE

| $795


LOEFFLER RANDALL RUFFLE CLUTCH

| $350

JIMMY CHOO RED SUEDE SHOULDER BAG

| $17 5

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FUN IN THE FACTS

S TAT E FA I R THE STATE FAIR ARENA WAS BUILT IN 1965 AND WAS THE SITE OF MANY POPULAR CONCERTS,

THE FIRST STATE FAIR

OF OKLAHOMA OPENED ON OCTOBER 5, 1907 –

A FE W WEEKS BEFORE OKLAHOMA WAS OFFICIALLY GRANTED

STATE H O O D.

INCLUDING ELVIS PRESLEY,

SONNY & CHE R

AND LED ZEPPELIN. B A C K I N T H E D AY, THE COMMON ATTIRE FOR THE FAIR WAS DRESSED UP:

MEN IN

SUITS AND

TIES AND

A M E L I A E A R H A R T

WOMEN IN

WAS THE FAMOUS

DRESSES

SPECIAL

AND HEELS.

GUEST

OF THE 1933 S TAT E FA I R .

THE CURRENT IN 1954, THE FIRST FAIR HELD

AT THE NEW FAIRGROUNDS ( I T S

C U R R E N T

L O C A T I O N )

ATTRACTED 416,000 VISITORS

I N 9 D AY S . 48

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S TAT E F A I R P A R K IS

R O U G H LY

435 ACRES.


TRUTH IN THE NUMBERS

OU & OSU FOOTBALL AT O S U , F O OT B A L L H A S B E E N

P L AY E D AT T H E S I T E O F

BOONE PICKENS STADIUM S I N C E

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W H E N

O U ’ S F I R S T N AT I O N A L

T V GAME WAS ON NOVE MBE R 8, 1952 , VS NOTRE DAME ON NBC.

T E M P O R A R Y B L E A C H E R S W E R E B U I LT .

OU FOOTBALL

HAS THE

IN THE BIG 12,

#4

OKLAHOMA

BEST ALL-TIME

K A N S A S S TAT E :

RECORD

THEY’VE BEAT THEM

IN THE NATION

(.7 23).

O K L A H O M A S TAT E I N S TA L L E D A

6 , 1 6 0 - S Q U A R E FOOT VIDEO BOARD IN THE STADIUM’S EAST END ZONE, MAKING THE JUMBOTRON ONE OF THE

10 LARGEST I N TH E COU NTRY.

S TAT E ’ S PERSONAL HIGHEST

WIN PERCENTAGE

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39 TIMES SINCE THEIR FIRST

MEETING IN

1908.

O U ’ S N U M B E R OF MOST CONSECUTIVE GAME SELLOUTS IS

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HATS

on Trend

DAYS OF THE MONTH

SEPTEMBER

Hats are popular in any season, but that doesn’t mean every style can be worn from one season to the next. It’s time to put away the straw hats and visors and bring out the felt, wool, and floppy looks. There are so many great fall hats, and here are just a few that are on trend.

PIKES PEAK RANCHER

05

03

02

International Bacon Day

Cheese Pizza Day

Labor Day

10

09

06

Anthropologie $58

Read a Book Day

Sewing Machine Day

Grandparents Day

ANNA FELT PANAMA HAT Urban Outfitters $39

CAPTAIN’S CAP H&M $17.99

Chocolate Milkshake Day

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BCBG WHIPSTITCHED FLOPPY WOOL FELT HAT Nordstrom $58

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15

12

International Peace Day

Make a Hat Day

National Cheeseburger Day

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Checkers Day

National Comic Book Day

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WASHED BASEBALL HAT GAP $20

National Good Neighbor Day

PuppyMONTH OF THE

MEET BENTLEY!

Owner: Tom & Connie Hess This blue-eyed five-year-old Old English Sheepdog is a beauty and his name is Bentley! Bentley is goofy, loving and sociable, and he can be stubborn at times because he wants to handle things on his own! Don’t try to bribe Bentley with food or treats, he won’t have it – but he will do just about anything for his owners. His breed aims to please their person 24/7. However, he does love chicken strips and a good New York strip steak, and he truly believes in dessert before the main course (our kind of guy!). He doesn’t want his dinner unless he gets his chicken strip first! He loves people of all ages and all walks of life, so much so that Bentley won a Social Butterfly award at his K9 University. He truly is a loving, one-of-akind pup that his owners love so very much. Be sure to say hi to Bentley if you see him out and about! 50

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Want your puppy to be entered for our local puppy of the month? Email: LAUREN@SO6IX.COM


TAPPING TO

the tunes HIGH ON LIFE MARTIN GARRIX

GO YOUR OWN WAY FLEETWOOD MAC LEAVE RIGHT NOW THOMAS RHETT

OKTOBERFEST PA R T Y

COCKTAIL RECIPE Credit: shekeepsalovelyhome.com

Throw your own party to celebrate Oktoberfest in September! Try this delish Oktoberfest recipe.

BEER-MARINATED SAUSAGE & POTATO SKEWERS Credit: everydaycooking.goodcook.com

INGREDIENTS:

THE SEPTEMBER HEATWAVE INGREDIENTS:

• • • • •

2 oz whiskey 1 oz fresh peach juice 1/2 oz fresh lemon juice 1 tsp crushed red pepper Cured olives or cherries

INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Pour all of the ingredients (except olives or cherries) into a shaker over ice and shake vigorously. 2. Strain crushed red pepper and pour cocktail into a glass. 3. Garnish with olives or cherries!

Sip & Enjoy!

• • • • • • • •

12 mini potatoes 1 12-oz packet kielbasa, cut into 1” pieces 1/2 cup pure maple syrup or honey 1 cup dark beer 1/2 teaspoon salt Fresh ground pepper Chopped parsley Mustard for dipping (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Heat grill to medium-high. Slice halfway through each potato several times to create the “hasselback” look. 2. Alternate potatoes and kielbasa on a skewer. Repeat until all skewers have been made. 3. Whisk together maple syrup or honey, beer and salt. Drizzle half of the mixture over the skewers. 4. Grill skewers, basting with beer sauce until golden brown and piping hot. Garnish with pepper and parsley and serve with a grainy mustard for dipping, if desired. so6ix.com | SEPTEMBER 2018

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EATS After Guernsey Park closed this year, its creators and owners – the same people who brought you the local favorite Chick-n-Beer – opened this new concept, and we’re a little obsessed, to be honest. Okie Pokie and NooDee is one space with two different types of food going on, and it works really well. This new eatery has quietly been in the works for the last three years, and it’s now opening after careful planning and plenty of research. Poke can be summed up as next-generation sushi from the islands of Hawaii. It’s kind of like a bowl of deconstructed sushi – fresh fish cuts – that is completely customizable, from the rice to the toppings and sauces. They serve the simple traditional poke, but they also have many great additional toppings for everyone’s preference and dietary needs. Poke has been wildly popular in larger cities in California, New York and Florida and has finally made its way to Oklahoma City! The NooDee side serves delicious noodle bowls. Just like with Okie Pokie, you can create your own or choose from one of their tasty house creations. We recommend you get a little adventurous with your choices, but there’s something on the menu for everyone. One thing we have to brag about (besides the unbelievable taste) is how fresh everything is. Okie Pokie orders fresh fish every 2 days at the most. And they’re whipping up all of their sauces in-house, like dynamite wasabi, gochujang, ponzu, hoisin soy glaze, bourbon teriyaki (on the NooDee side), shallot cream cheese, and roasted jalapeño cilantro mayo (you’re going to want to eat this one by itself with a spoon, just a warning). Their sauces are out of this world. If you’re making your own poke bowl, you’ll want to top it with their seaweed salad ( just try it), mango salsa, edamame or even hot Cheetos – yes, seriously! Both sides are truly customizable, so you can eat exactly what you want, how you want. We love that you can grab a fresh fish poke bowl that’s maybe on the healthier side of the spectrum while your significant other can get a decadent curry noodle bowl, and you can do it from one place. In this fast-casual restaurant, you can sit and enjoy for however long you’d like, eat quickly on your lunch break or grab it to go – whatever is most convenient for you and your schedule. After just one experience, we already can’t get enough of this place. This is quality food that is not only different from the usual in Oklahoma, but unbelievably delicious. Don’t just take our word for it, run – don’t walk – here, and you’ll be glad you did. 52

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WHAT WE TASTED ALOHA TRADITIONAL POKE BOWL White rice, tuna, red onion, green onion, cucumber and sesame seeds

BUILD YOUR OWN SALMON BOWL White rice, salmon, edamame, green onion, red onion, pickled jalapeños, seaweed salad, cucumber and corn

TROPICAL TUNA White rice, tuna, togarashi sauce, mango salsa, guacamole, scallions, fried onions and tobiko

ALL ABOUT THAT BASIL Udon noodles, spicy basil garlic grilled steak, grilled corn, scallions, red cabbage and fried onions

RAMEN AND CHILL Cold ramen noodles, Hijika Chuka sauce, grilled chicken, spring mix, cucumbers, red cabbage and cilantro



M ETR O D INE R 3000 W. MEMORIAL RD., OKC, OK 73120 405.437.3079 | METRODINER.COM Oklahoma City finally got its first Metro Diner, a beloved chain (that’s nothing like a normal chain) that is serving up comfort food with flair. It has found its home in northwest Oklahoma City near Memorial and Penn. It’s so loved, it’s been featured on the famous Food Network show “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.” They do breakfast, lunch and dinner, so you’ll find a little bit of everything on the menu. They have traditional breakfasts, or try their famous half a fried chicken and Belgian waffle topped with sweet strawberry butter and their signature sweet and spicy sauce (okay, we’re drooling). There’s plenty of benedicts and omelets to go around, too. No matter the day or time of year, you can get comfort foods like shrimp and grits, chicken pot pie and Metro Diner’s famous meatloaf. There truly is something for everyone on this menu!

A N ATO MY W INE CLUB 1600 N.W. 16TH ST., OKC, OK 73106 ANATOMYWINEOKC.COM Anatomy Wine Club: a place for people who love wine, and who definitely believe in having a good time. Wine tasting and education can be so much more than what you’ve seen before. This spot, located in the Plaza District, is trendy and cozy, and their vinyl collection will be spinning while you’re sipping on your vino. Their Wine Enthusiasts will help you pick the perfect glass depending on your preferences. You can also choose from their selection of house-curated tasting menus and enjoy sipping on some of your favorite varietals while learning about them. This is a whole new wine bar experience. You get to taste, try, mingle and learn all in one place. They also have a great space in their tasting room for your next private party, and they can create a custom tasting menu specifically for your event.

BULGO GI KORE AN BIST RO 1102 E. 2ND ST., EDMOND, OK 73034 405.285.4141 | FACEBOOK.COM/BULGOGIEDMOND Authentic Korean food has made its way to Edmond, Oklahoma. Bulgogi Korean Bistro is serving up delicious traditional Korean food like kimchi jeon, bulgogi, bibimbap, kimchi stew, Korean-style ramen and so much more. Don’t let any of those names scare you – everything is packed full of flavor and will make you want more, we promise. Bulgogi is traditionally thinly sliced tender sirloin beef marinated in Korean teriyaki sauce and served with rice or noodles. A lot of the dishes come in a hot stone pot, so you’re getting the total experience. It hasn’t been open for very long, but according to reviews, some locals are already deeming it not just the best Korean food in Edmond, but in all of Oklahoma.

G O O D T IME S 1234 N. WESTERN AVE., OKC, OK 73106 405.609.3647 | FACEBOOK.COM/GOODTIMESOK Good Times is the newest venture from The Good Guys Group, which owns and operates spots like Kong’s Tavern, Greystone Lounge and more. Good Times is a dive bar near Midtown and downtown OKC. They offer everything you could hope for: wine cocktails, beer, craft cocktails, and their own signature adult juice pouches. Think Capri Sun, but for 21 and up! All of their drinks are so creative. You have to try one of their delicious tiki drinks served in a traditional tiki glass, or their spin on frozen cocktails. If you’re hungry you can try one of their fun dive bar options like Frito chili pie straight out of the Fritos bag, like it should be. Occasionally they have live art or music, too! An added bonus: they have a great patio that is dog friendly!


GIVING FOR GOOD OKC METRO

SUPPORTS

LITERACY COALITION Welcome to our monthly section in which we highlight local charities and nonprofits of all kinds that are doing great things in our city. We believe change can come in all sizes and at all times. The smallest act can turn around so much for even just one person, animal or place. If we can lift up one small aspect of one life, imagine what we can all do when we come together for the greater good of the people in this amazing city. Let’s continue highlighting the Oklahoma Standard, together.

In the United States, an estimated 30 million people over the age of 16 read no better than the average elementary school child.

Low literacy’s effects cost the U.S. $225 billion or more each year in non-productivity in the workforce, in crime, and in loss of tax revenue due to unemployment.

More than 140,000 people in Oklahoma County are considered functionally illiterate.

Nearly two-thirds of Oklahoma 4th graders do not score proficient in reading on a nationally normed test.

The Oklahoma City Metro Literacy Coalition was founded in 2007 when leaders from across the city noticed increasingly low literacy levels in the metro and decided to find a solution. Without the ability to read and write, adults are left with many disadvantages in life, from getting the right medical care all the way down to things like grocery shopping and paying bills. The goal of the OKCMLC is to ensure that anyone who wants literacy services can access them, that literacy providers have the resources they need to provide the best possible service to learners, and to bring the community together to present a united voice for literacy. Literacy is essential in eradicating poverty at home, improving infant mortality rates, addressing gender inequality (two-thirds are women), and creating sustainable development to help our people become employed, self-sufficient and able to climb a career ladder. The OKCMLC is doing just that and making a positive impact on our city in such a big way. The OKCMLC will connect you to the correct people and services like community literacy centers, one-on-one tutoring, GED classes and testing, and so much more. Be sure to check out their website for more in-depth information.

HERE ARE THE WAYS YOU CAN HELP DONATE

VOLUNTEER

Donations cover the literacy referral service, GED test fee scholarships, network meetings on various topics, professional development grants, and more.

There are many ways to volunteer, like tutoring an adult, tutoring an adult English language learner, tutoring an elementary student after school, reading out loud to an elementary student, volunteering at the Metro Library, and more.

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ALYSSA KOZLOWSKI

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Skirvin Hilton Red Piano Lounge Oklahoma City

LIVE MUSIC ALYSSA KOZLOWSKI – PIANIST

SEPTEMBER 1

SEPTEMBER 6

SEPTEMBER 8

MELVIN RINNER

DRIVE

BOHEMIAN KNIGHTS

SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

GRANT STEVENS – PIANIST

THE LISZT OKLAHOMA CITY

POLKATIMERS

SIDECAR BARLEY & WINE BAR CHISHOLM CREEK OKLAHOMA CITY

ROCKWELL RYAN

SEPTEMBER 14

REDROCK CANYON GRILL NORMAN

ROCKWELL RYAN

REDROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

STARS

NEWCASTLE CASINO NEWCASTLE

SEPTEMBER 2 EDGAR CRUZ

SKIRVIN HILTON PARK AVENUE GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

SIDECAR BARLEY & WINE BAR CHISHOLM CREEK OKLAHOMA CITY

HAYWIRE

REDROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

ALYSSA KOZLOWSKI – PIANIST SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 7 AVENUE DUO

FASSLER HALL OKLAHOMA CITY

SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY FASSLER HALL OKLAHOMA CITY

REDROCK CANYON GRILL NORMAN

REDROCK CANYON GRILL NORMAN

SEPTEMBER 9

FLINT OKLAHOMA CITY

DEREK HARRIS DUO

FLINT OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 4

CHRISTIAN PEARSON – PIANIST

JOE HOPPER

GRANT WELLS – PIANIST

SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

REDROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

STEPHEN SALEWON KAMP’S 1910 EDMOND

VEARL TOLBERT

SEPTEMBER 12 DAVID MORRIS – PIANIST

SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 13 CHINATOWN

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THE WEEKEND ALL STARS

AARON NEWMAN NEWCASTLE CASINO NEWCASTLE

JESSE ALAN KAMP’S 1910 EDMOND

MATT BLAGG

REDROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

TANDEM

REDROCK CANYON GRILL NORMAN

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ROCKWELL RYAN

09 22

Redrock Canyon Grill Oklahoma City

LIVE MUSIC MARK GALLOWAY THE SHACK – 63RD OKLAHOMA CITY

OCEAN

REDROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

STARS

REMINGTON PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

WINO BROWNE NEWCASTLE CASINO NEWCASTLE

SEPTEMBER 21

SEPTEMBER 23

DRIVE

VEARL TOLBERT

MICKEY MANTLE’S STEAKHOUSE OKLAHOMA CITY

GARY JOHNSON – PIANIST

SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

MELVIN RINNER

REDROCK CANYON GRILL NORMAN

THE WEEKEND ALL STARS

SEPTEMBER 16

REMINGTON PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JOE HOPPER

SEPTEMBER 22

FLINT OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 20

BOOGIE FEVER REMINGTON PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

FLINT OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 27

SKIRVIN HILTON PARK AVENUE GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

SIDECAR BARLEY & WINE BAR CHISHOLM CREEK OKLAHOMA CITY

TIME MACHINE

REDROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 28

THE WEEKEND ALL STARS

RPM BAND

CHRISTIAN PEARSON – PIANIST

NEWCASTLE CASINO NEWCASTLE

ROCKWELL RYAN

REDROCK CANYON GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

BANANA SEAT

REPLAY

SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

DEREK HARRIS DUO

SIDECAR BARLEY & WINE BAR CHISHOLM CREEK OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 29 RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN

GRANT STEVENS – PIANIST SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

REMINGTON PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

ALYSSA KOZLOWSKI – PIANIST

SUPERFREAK THE LISZT OKLAHOMA CITY

THE BLEND

NEWCASTLE CASINO NEWCASTLE

SKIRVIN HILTON RED PIANO LOUNGE OKLAHOMA CITY

TANDEM

REDROCK CANYON GRILL NORMAN

JILL JUSTICE – HARPIST THE BLEND

REMINGTON PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

THE WEEKEND ALL STARS NEWCASTLE CASINO NEWCASTLE

SEPTEMBER 30 DRIVE

REMINGTON PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

EDGAR CRUZ

SKIRVIN HILTON PARK AVENUE GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

JOE HOPPER FLINT OKLAHOMA CITY

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FALL OUT BOY

09 22

Chesapeake Energy Arena Oklahoma City

CONCERTS SEPTEMBER 6 JOHNNY MATHIS

CIVIC CENTER MUSIC HALL OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 9 BAD BAD HATS 89TH STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 10 GAY NUMAN TOWER THEATRE OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 12 NECK DEEP

DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 13 JOHN MARK MCMILLAN TOWER THEATRE OKLAHOMA CITY

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COLT FORD

OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 20 BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE

SEPTEMBER 14

DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY

NEAL MCCOY

SEPTEMBER 22

OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

AIR SUPPLY

RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN

SEPTEMBER 15 PUNCH BROTHERS TOWER THEATRE OKLAHOMA CITY

BEATLEMANIA LIVE!

OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 18 JJ GREY & MOFRO TOWER THEATRE OKLAHOMA CITY

FALL OUT BOY

CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 28 JOHN CONLEE & THE BELLAMY BROTHERS RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN


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OU VS BAYLOR

09 29

Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, Norman

SPORTS SEPTEMBER 1

SEPTEMBER 15

SEPTEMBER 23

OSU VS MISSOURI STATE

OSU VS BOISE STATE

OKC ENERGY FC VS SACRAMENTO REPUBLIC FC

BOONE PICKENS STADIUM STILLWATER

OU SOONERS VS FLORIDA ATLANTIC

GAYLORD FAMILY OKLAHOMA MEMORIAL STADIUM NORMAN

BOONE PICKENS STADIUM STILLWATER

SEPTEMBER 22 OSU VS TEXAS TECH

SEPTEMBER 8

BOONE PICKENS STADIUM STILLWATER

OSU VS SOUTH ALABAMA

OU VS ARMY

BOONE PICKENS STADIUM STILLWATER

TAFT STADIUM OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 29 OU VS BAYLOR

GAYLORD FAMILY OKLAHOMA MEMORIAL STADIUM NORMAN

GAYLORD FAMILY OKLAHOMA MEMORIAL STADIUM NORMAN

OU VS UCLA

GAYLORD FAMILY OKLAHOMA MEMORIAL STADIUM NORMAN

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SEPTEMBER 14

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SEPTEMBER 28

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OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR

09 13-23

Oklahoma State Fair Park Oklahoma City

EVENTS AUGUST 30 – SEPTEMBER 2 CHOCTAW OKTOBERFEST 1900 S. HARPER RD. CHOCTAW

SEPTEMBER 6-8 BANJO FEST

AMERICAN BANJO MUSEUM OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 6-9 CLEVELAND COUNTY FREE FAIR CLEVELAND COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS NORMAN

SEPTEMBER 7 FOOD TRUCK FRIDAYS MOORE CENTRAL PARK MOORE

SEPTEMBER 7-9 HARRAH DAY

HARRAH HERITAGE PARK HARRAH

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SEPTEMBER 7-8

SEPTEMBER 12

MUSTANG WESTERN DAYS

HANNIBAL BURRESS

SEPTEMBER 8

SEPTEMBER 13-28

OKIE MADE MARKET

OKLAHOMA SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK: RICHARD III

WILD HORSE PARK MUSTANG

701 W. SHERIDAN AVE. OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNKLAHOMA

TOWER THEATRE OKLAHOMA CITY

MYRIAD GARDENS WATER STAGE OKLAHOMA CITY

100 MONROE AVE. N.W. PIEDMONT

SEPTEMBER 13-23

HOT PURSUIT BBQ COOK-OFF

OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR

HEART OF OKLAHOMA EXPO CENTER SHAWNEE

SEPTEMBERFEST

OKLAHOMA HISTORY CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY

PIEDMONT FOUNDERS’ DAY OLDE TOWN PIEDMONT

OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 14 PANCAKES & BOOZE ART SHOW OKC FARMERS PUBLIC MARKET OKLAHOMA CITY

LIVE ON THE PLAZA PLAZA DISTRICT OKLAHOMA CITY


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NORMAN FILM FESTIVAL

09 15

Downtown Norman Norman

EVENTS SEPTEMBER 28

SEPTEMBER 15

SEPTEMBER 22-23

NORMAN FILM FESTIVAL

OKLAHOMA WILDLIFE EXPO

DAY OUT WITH THOMAS

SEPTEMBER 23

SEPTEMBER 29

DOWNTOWN NORMAN NORMAN

OKC PHILHARMONIC: THE REBELS CIVIC CENTER MUSIC HALL OKLAHOMA CITY

HEARD ON HURD 32 N. BROADWAY AVE. EDMOND

SEPTEMBER 19-20 OKC BROADWAY: LES MISÉRABLES CIVIC CENTER MUSIC HALL OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 21

LAZY E ARENA GUTHRIE

MESTA FESTA

OLD VOLKS SHOW

SEPTEMBER 26 – OCTOBER 14

PLAZA DISTRICT FESTIVAL

PERLE MESTA PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

LYRIC THEATRE: WHEN WE’RE GONE PLAZA THEATRE OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 27

ASIAN MOON FESTIVAL

TASTE OF WESTERN

SEPTEMBER 21-23

SEPTEMBER 28-30

PLUNKETT PARK EDMOND

ARCADIA ROUTE 66 NEONFEST 101 MAIN ST. ARCADIA

OKLAHOMA RAILWAY MUSEUM OKLAHOMA CITY

1201 N. MUSTANG RD. MUSTANG PLAZA DISTRICT OKLAHOMA CITY

SEPTEMBER 30 OKLAHOMA DERBY DAY REMINGTON PARK OKLAHOMA CITY

WILL ROGERS THEATRE OKLAHOMA CITY

OKLAHOMA REGATTA FESTIVAL BOATHOUSE DISTRICT OKLAHOMA CITY

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“Oklahoma’s Premier Family Attraction” TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW! TICKET PRICES START AT

15

$

September 13-18 Thursday, Sept. 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15. . 11:30 a.m., 3:30 & 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:30 & 5:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 17 . . . . . . .10:30 a.m. & 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30 p.m.

September 13-23

PRCA XTREME BULLS TOUR & CONCERTS BIG & RICH

AARON WATSON

Friday, September 21 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, September 22 7:30 p.m.

BOX SEATS (ALL AGES)

BOX SEATS (ALL AGES)

Upper Level Adult (12+) . . . . . $30 Upper Level Child (2-11) . . . . . $25

Upper Level Adult (12+) . . . . . $27 Upper Level Child (2-11) . . . . . $22

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SAVE

15

$

3

$

CARNIVAL RIDE ARMBANDS when you purchase an unlimited carnival ride armband at the Jim Norick Arena Box Office or through our other ticket buying options. (outside gate admission NOT INCLUDED)

EASY WAYS TO BUY TICKETS!

MONDAY-THURSDAY / $20 advance / $35 regular FRIDAY-SUNDAY / $30 advance / $45 regular

HURRY, OFFER ENDS SEPTEMBER 12!

JIM NORICK ARENA BOX OFFICE, okstatefair.com or 405-948-6800

CHICKASAW COUNTRY ENTERTAINMENT STAGE CONCERTS

September 13 COLT FORD 7:30 p.m. September 14 NEAL McCOY 7:30 p.m.

F R E E W I T H O U T S I D E G AT E A D M I S S I O N

September 15 BEATLEMANIA LIVE! 8 p.m. September 16 LOS TRAILEROS DEL NORTE 6 p.m. September 17 JORDAN FELIZ 7:30 p.m.

September 18 HERMAN’S HERMITS STARRING PETER NOONE 7:30 p.m. September 19 ELVIS EXTRAVAGANZA 7:30 p.m.

September 20 DYLAN SCOTT 7:30 p.m. September 21 DRU HILL 7:30 p.m. September 22 FOGHAT 8 p.m.

September 23 SPACE ODDITY THE ULTIMATE DAVID BOWIE EXPERIENCE 6 p.m.

The Official Soft Drink of State Fair Park


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