Weekly Events Calendar March 2-8
Published March 2020
By Brandon King | 4 min read
Each week, Oklahoma Today staffers comb through their calendars to find a handful of great events happening across the state. Get out! See Oklahoma! And be sure to let us know what you find, either here or on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @oklahomatoday.
The moving "#Anne Frank Parallel Stories" screens at Circle Cinema in Tulsa this week. Photo courtesy Circle Cinema.
A Frank Discussion
The annals of history beckon to be revisited and retold so we may not repeat past offenses. In this independent film, #Anne Frank Parallel Stories, Academy-Award winning actress Helen Mirren guides the powerful retelling of Anne Frank’s diary through various pages; as well as the story of five Holocaust survivors with similar stories to the Anne Frank. Powerful, gut-wrenching, and necessary. March 3 & 4. Tickets, $10-$15. circlecinema.org
Dirt-y Projectors
Local movie fanatics and film industry experts from around the world sit under one roof to watch Oklahoma filmmakers present their latest masterpieces at the Red Dirt Film Festival in Stillwater. With more than one hundred submissions, from short films and music videos to dramatic features, this three-day event will be sure to have you coming back for a popcorn refill or two. March 5-8. Tickets, $15-$60. reddirtfilm.com
The Hamilton head chef Michael Paske plates several brunch-tastic bites at last year's Oklahoma City Museum of Art Omelette Party. Photo by Oklahoma City Museum of Art.
Give 'Em Shell
Head to the Bricktown Events Center in Oklahoma City for a 1920s-themed celebration that is no yolk as the Oklahoma City Museum of Art's 36th Annual Omelette Party cracks open for another year. Scramble in for brunch-inspired bites from fifteen local restaurants, poach a piece from one of more than fifty local artists, and get pickled at the open bar. Did we go ova board on egg puns? Only time shell tell. March 6. Tickets, $80-$125. okcmoa.com
Clover-colored runners take to the streets of Bartlesville for Shamrock the Ville this week. Photo by Shaan Ahmad Photography.
Run This Town
Looking for an excuse to dress in obnoxious amounts of green and run with friends and family? Then come down to Bartlesville for the ShamRock the ‘Ville: A St. Patrick’s Day-themed 5K run for fun and fitness! Stay and enjoy the couch races in which teams will place wheels on couches and compete for a litany of prizes. Couch potatoes and fitness freaks alike won’t want to miss this one. March 7. Registration, $25. shamrocktheville.com
Squatch Out
You don’t need a degree in cryptozoology to attend the Oklahoma Bigfoot Symposium at the CC Camp in Stilwell. Sit, discuss and explore the lore surrounding the beast with other researchers and experts including Robert “Laughsquatch” Swain and Randy “Rebelistic” Savig. The all-day event will feature guest speakers, hands-on lessons and a kids corner for children to learn about the hidden, misunderstood, possibly completely fictional animal. March 7 & 8. Admission, $10 per day. okbigfootsymposium.com
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