AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDía de Muertos: OKC’s free Festival de Vida y Muerte returns to Scissortail Park Sunday, Nov. 1, with ofrendas, mariachi, traditional dance, food vendors and family activities celebrating Mexican and Latino heritage. Oklahoma Music: KGOU marks Public Radio Music Day with Carter Sampson and Kyle Reid discussing their jazz-inspired “Torch” project and a world broadcast premiere. The Flaming Lips also announced a new album, “The Teardrop Throbs.” Native Representation: Seminole Nation citizen Bree Black Horse was ceremonially welcomed to the Yakima County Superior Court bench, with Indigenous songs, prayers and a blanket ceremony. Community Arts: Wewoka leaders are seeking support for youth programs after state funding cuts, warning that fewer safe activities could leave children more vulnerable to crime. Museums: Tulsa’s Gilcrease Museum has announced a March 2027 grand reopening.
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