Edmond is often referred to as a bedroom community, but there's nothing sleepy about it. Ask anyone who's savored a blistering set at one of the Jazz Lab's many concerts, or been left breathless by the emotional intensity of a community theater performance at the MAC. It's a city that doesn't shy away from self-expression, whether in the form of its resident artists' works or the sweeping vistas of its palatial country estates. The pages of Edmond Monthly are dedicated to offering an alluring glimpse of the events, dining, architecture, parties and people that make up this vibrant city.
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Two Wheels and a MissionRoute 66 between Tulsa and OKC could justifiably be called “the scenic route,” though foliage isn’t the prime mover for hundreds of cyclists about to make a two-day trek: they’re raising funds to fight Multiple Sclerosis, and they’d love to have you along for the Bike MS Ride.
Smokin’ SamplerNita Giles isn’t used to doing things by half measures. The (supposedly) semi-retired lawyer’s interest in outdoor cooking resulted first in a commercial smoker, then – after some tasty experimentation – in this succulent, substantial combination of ribs, chicken and salmon she calls her Mixed Grill.
Acoustic, Aesthetic ExaltationMilan, London, New York… Edmond. A new star has joined the firmament of world-class venues. The result of a meticulously engineered three-year construction process, the new Armstrong Auditorium is a lavishly appointed, surprisingly intimate performance space par excellence.
Pointes for StyleSummer in Oklahoma places certain scorchingly practical limitations on your wardrobe, so with the advent of cooler weather it’s time to stretch out aesthetically – like these graceful, striking, dynamic looks for fall, presented with a little help from our friends at the Oklahoma City Ballet.
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