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My friend's daughter, Sunny Sramek, has been missing since April 20th. Sunny went with a man on day trip from Western Nebraska to Omaha, NE to pick up his niece. They were supposed to arrive back at home on the same day they left.
The man she left with, Cliff Coates, told Sunny's mom that he went into a casino and Sunny stayed in the car, but when he came out of the casino that Sunny was gone.
Despite the fact she was missing, Cliff left without notifying her family or even the authorities at that time.
Later, his story changed when speaking with Sunny's mom. This time he said that he stopped at a gas station and he had gone inside to pay, but when he returned to the vehicle she was missing.
Again, without notifying the family or anyone at that time.
Sunny did not own a phone, she did not have that option. I can't say this for certain, but financially she was unable to purchase the minutes needed that month.
Cliff Coates is now in hiding and refusing to talk to the police. He spoke to the police once early on, but he hasn't been seen or heard from since. Nobody seems to know where he is.
This is, as you would imagine, taking a great toll on Sunny's loved ones. Any help or sharing would be greatly appreciated. If there is anyone who has more luck getting media attention - I would love if you could give this family and Sunny your help!
https://www.gofundme.com/find-sunny-sramek

I don't think John DeCamp gets everything right, especially his claims about satanic groups, but in 1988 we learn about the Franklin Coverup, which Wikipedia describes as:

"The Franklin child prostitution ring allegations began in June 1988 in Omaha, Nebraska and attracted significant public and political interest until late 1990, when separate state and federal grand juries concluded that the allegations were unfounded and the ring was a "carefully crafted hoax."[1][2].

From the NYT:
(12/18/88) A Lurid, Mysterious Scandal Begins Taking Shape in Omaha

In the Executive Board's public session Monday, Mr. Chambers said the activities of Lawrence E. King Jr., the credit union's manager for the last 18 years and the central figure in its collapse, were ''just the tip of an iceberg, and he's not in it by himself.'' But Mr. Chambers added nothing that would shed light on his cryptic assertion....Mr. King is a 44-year-old Omaha resident who wholly or partly owns several small businesses here and lives with his wife and school-age son in a large house in one of the city's better neighborhoods. He is a tall, expansive figure well known for his costly style of dressing, lavish celebrations and extensive travel, sometimes in chartered jets and often with an entourage of young men.In 1972 he headed a national political organization, Black Democrats for George McGovern. But he gained greater prominence after he had switched parties a while later, serving for a time as vice chairman of the National Black Republican Council, an official affiliate of the Republican Party, and becoming a familiar figure on the Republican social scene.Mr. King has maintained a $5,000-a-month residence off Embassy Row in Washington and has also entertained generously at Republican National Conventions. At the 1984 gathering, in Dallas, where he sang the national anthem on the convention floor, he rented the ranch where the television series ''Dallas'' is filmed and organized a party there for black Republicans....Mr. King's trouble with the authorities came to the surface early last month when officials of the Government's National Credit Union Administration, acting on information from the F.B.I. and the Internal Revenue Service, arrived at the offices of the Franklin Community Federal Credit Union and shut it down. Then, on Nov. 14, the agency, which oversees the nation's federally chartered credit unions and insures their deposits, filed the Government suit against Mr. King, whose salary as Franklin Community's manager had been less than $17,000 a year.

(1989) Washington Call Boy Scandal

Craig J. Spence (1941 – November 10, 1989) was a Republican) lobbyist who was found dead in a Ritz-Carlton hotel room in 1989.[1][2] ...Spence was implicated in a gay call-boy ring scandal, that arranged after-hours visits to the White House, the Washington Times and other papers reported in June 1989. Afterward, Spence committed suicide in a Boston hotel....Spence's name came to national prominence in the aftermath of a June 28, 1989 article in the Washington Timesidentifying Spence as a customer of a homosexual escort service being investigated by the Secret Service, the District of Columbia Police and the United States Attorney's Office for suspected credit card fraud. The newspaper said he spent as much as $20,000 a month on the service. He had also been linked to a White House guard who has said he accepted an expensive watch from Mr. Spence and allowed him and friends to take late-night White House tours.[4]Spence entered a downward spiral in the wake of the Washington Times exposé, increasingly involving himself with call boys and crack,[5] and culminating in his July 31, 1989 arrest at the Barbizon Hotel on East 63rd St in Manhattan for criminal possession of a firearm and criminal possession of cocaine.[6]Months after the scandal had died down, and a few weeks before Spence was found in a room of the Boston Ritz-Carlton Hotel, he was asked who had given him the "key" to the White House. Michael Hedges and Jerry Seper of The Washington Times reported that "Mr. Spence hinted the tours were arranged by 'top level' persons", including Donald Gregg, national security adviser to Vice President George H. W. Bush at the time the tours were given.[5]When pressed to identify who it was who got him inside the White House, Spence asked "Who was it who got [long-term CIA operative] Félix Rodríguez) in to see Bush?", agreeing that he was alluding to Mr. Gregg.[5]Gregg himself dismissed the allegation as "absolute bull", according to Hedges and Seper. "It disturbs me that he can reach a slimy hand out of the sewer to grab me by the ankle like this," he told the reporters. "The allegations are totally false."[5]

I'll let you decide how credible you find any of this so far. It should be noted that many of the people implicated in these affairs -- Wilson, Singlaub, Moon, Casey, Rodriguez, Bush, Stone, and Gregg -- were also involved to varying degrees in the Iran Contra Affair, which illegally raised money for anti-communist terrorists in Central America through the use of death squads, rape, and drug sales. One does not necessarily equal the other, but sexual blackmail and human trafficking don't seem like much of a stretch.
An article by The Guardian notes:
Czechoslovakia ramped up spying on Trump in late 1980s, seeking US intel:

In summer 1987, Donald and Ivana Trump visited Moscow and Leningrad, following a personal invitation from the Soviet ambassador in Washington, Yuri Dubinin. The trip was arranged by Intourist, a travel agency that was also an undercover KGB outfit. Soon after returning from Moscow, Trump announced he was thinking of running for president. That presidential bid failed to materialise.In October 1988, on the eve of the US election, Ivana Trump visited her parents in Zlín, known at the time as Gottwaldov. According to the files she “confidently” predicted Bush’s victory to her father, who in turn passed the tip to local StB officers.“The outcome of the election confirmed the veracity of this information,” StB field agent Lt Peter Surý wrote, in a document dated 23 January 1989 and marked “secret”.The prediction came “from the highest echelons of power in the US”. Ivana was “not only a well-heeled US citizen” but moved in “very top political circles”, Surý stated....It is unclear when the KGB began a file on the future president. In Prague about 60,000 StB documents were declassified in the mid-1990s, after the collapse of communism. The StB destroyed most records.However, secret memos written by the KGB chief, Vladimir Kryuchkov, in the mid-1980s reveal that he berated his officers for their failure to cultivate top-level Americans. Kryuchkov circulated a confidential personality questionnaire to KGB heads of station abroad, setting out the qualities wanted from a potential asset.According to instructions leaked to British intelligence by the KGB defector Oleg Gordievsky, they included corruption, vanity, narcissism, marital infidelity and poor analytical skills. The KGB should focus on personalities who were upwardly mobile in business and politics, especially Americans, the document said.

Another article in the Chicago Tribune notes:
Czechoslovakia secret police file: Trump sure of presidential win — in 1996:

A year before the 1989 collapse of communism in many parts of Europe, details about Ivana Trump's 1988 visit back to her homeland were recorded in a classified police report. The Oct. 22, 1988 report claimed that Trump refused to run for president in 1988 — despite alleged pressure to do so — because he felt, at 42, he was too young. But the secret report said he intended to run in the 1996 U.S. presidential race as an independent, when he would be 50."Even though it looks like a utopia, D. TRUMP is confident he will succeed," the police report said, based on information from an unspecified source who talked to Ivana Trump's father, Milos Zelnicek, about her visit.It was unclear where the alleged "pressure" was coming from. [Note: In "Get Me Roger Stone", Stone claims he was the one who convinced Trump to run.]...Trump's first wife was born Ivana Zelnickova in 1949 in the Czechoslovak city of Gottwaldov, the former city of Zlin that just had been renamed by the Communists, who took over the country in 1948. She married Trump, her second husband, in 1977. As she kept traveling home across the Iron Curtain on a regular basis, Ivana became a tempting target for the powerful, deeply feared Czechoslovak secret police agency known as the StB.

And by at least 1989, Trump himself was in the social circle of both Iran Contra figures and the father of Epstein's alleged "madame", Ghislaine Maxwell:
(This is from a previous post I made, seen here. Some of the links are subscription only, but are provided for accuracy)
NY Daily News - May 5, 1989:

“Everybody, but everybody at the party aboard British media mogul Robert Maxwell’s yacht Wednesday night had to doff their shoes before boarding the plush-carpeted “Lady Ghislaine.” Maxwell insisted, and his guests cooperated, including Donald Trump (minus Ivana), who has a much bigger yacht and was happy to compare notes with Maxwell. [Note: This is in reference to the Kingdom 5KR, originally owned by Adnan Khashoggi, international arms dealer and uncle of slain journalist Jamal Khashoggi.] There were John Tower [Republican Senator in charge of the Tower Commission, which investigated Iran Contra]; ex-Navy secretary John Lehman [Reagan appointee 1981-1987], now with Paine Webber; lawyer Tom Bolan [law partner of Roy Cohn]; literary agent Mort Janklow [clients include both Nancy and Ronald Reagan for their memoirs]; UN envoy Thomas Pickering [currently a board member at the world’s biggest pipe company, OAO TMK, in Moscow and Chairman of the Rostropovich-Vishnevskaya Foundation, “a non-profit organization based in Washington, DC that supports programs to improve the health of children worldwide”]; and Peter Kalikow, owner of the New York Post [awarded the Israel Peace Medal in 1982; created a super PAC for Herman Cain that was later revealed to be entirely financed by his donations]; Maxwell’s daughter, Ghislaine, and his niece, Helene Atkin of Macmillan, the publishing house Maxwell recently took over."[Note: This sentence wasn't in the Daily News article but shows up in a St Louis Dispatch piece a week later]: “Maxwell, who weighs about 300 pounds, went over the guest list personally.""No one could tell who didn’t make the final list, but we do know that Martha Smilgis of Time was disinvited by David Adler, public relations chief at Macmillan. She wrote the profile of Maxwell which he apparently did not like.”

Who was Ghislaine’s father?

Ian Robert Maxwell "MC (10 June 1923 – 5 November 1991), born Ján Ludvík Hyman Binyamin Hoch, was a British media proprietor and Member of Parliament (MP). Originally from Czechoslovakia, Maxwell rose from poverty to build an extensive publishing empire….Maxwell had a flamboyant lifestyle, living in Headington Hill Hall in Oxford, from which he often flew in his helicopter, and sailing in his luxury yacht, the Lady Ghislaine. He was notably litigious and often embroiled in controversy, including about his support for Israel at the time of the 1948 Palestine war. In 1989, he had to sell successful businesses, including Pergamon Press, to cover some of his debts. In 1991, his body was discovered floating in the Atlantic Ocean, having fallen overboard from his yacht. He was buried in Jerusalem. Maxwell's death triggered the collapse of his publishing empire as banks called in loans. His sons briefly attempted to keep the business together, but failed as the news emerged that the elder Maxwell had stolen hundreds of millions of pounds from his own companies' pension funds. The Maxwell companies applied for bankruptcy protection in 1992....Shortly before Maxwell's death, a former employee of Israel's Military Intelligence Directorate, Ari Ben-Menashe, approached a number of news organisations in Britain and the U.S. with the allegation that Maxwell and the Daily Mirror's foreign editor, Nicholas Davies, were both long-time agents for Mossad. Ben-Menashe also claimed that in 1986, Maxwell had told the Israeli Embassy in London that Mordechai Vanunu had given information about Israel's nuclear capability to The Sunday Times, then to the Daily Mirror. Vanunu was subsequently kidnapped by Mossad and smuggled to Israel, convicted of treason and imprisoned for eighteen years.Ben-Menashe's story was ignored at first, but eventually The New Yorker journalist Seymour Hersh repeated some of the allegations during a press conference in London held to publicise The Samson Option, Hersh's book about Israel's nuclear weapons. On 21 October 1991, two MPs, Labour's George Galloway and the Conservative's Rupert Allason (also known as espionage author Nigel West), agreed to raise the issue in the House of Commons under Parliamentary Privilege protection, which in turn allowed British newspapers to report events without fear of libel suits. Maxwell called the claims "ludicrous, a total invention" and sacked Davies.[44] A year later, in Galloway's libel settlement against Mirror Group Newspapers (in which he received "substantial" damages), Galloway's counsel announced that the MP accepted that the group's staff had not been involved in Vanunu's abduction. Galloway himself, however, referred to Maxwell as "one of the worst criminals of the century....The Maxwell companies filed for bankruptcy protection in 1992. Kevin Maxwell was declared bankrupt with debts of £400 million. In 1995, Kevin and Ian and two other former directors went on trial for conspiracy to defraud, but were unanimously acquitted by a twelve-man jury in 1996.”

Epstein's own weird history has been spoken of to some degree, and I'm not sure I have much to add at this point, but perhaps it's important in context.
Financier in sex abuse case went from math whiz to titan

He taught calculus and physics at the prestigious Dalton School, a prep school in Manhattan, from 1973 to 1975, despite not having a college degree. Attorney General William Barr's father, Donald Barr, was headmaster at the time...Epstein left Dalton in the mid-1970s for a job at Bear Stearns at the urging of a student's father who arranged a meeting with the chairman of the investment bank, according to published reports. He later began his own money-management business, J. Epstein & Co....Epstein has long obscured the source of his wealth. Even after his arrest, he refused to provide authorities with even basic information about his income and assets. His attorney said Epstein's lawyers intend to provide the information but want to make sure it is correct first.This much is clear: "He is a man of nearly infinite means," federal prosecutor Alex Rossmiller said in court....Epstein also forged a relationship with Leslie Wexner, the retail titan behind Victoria's Secret, The Limited and other store chains. He started managing Wexner's money in the late 1980s and helped straighten out the finances for a real estate development Wexner was backing in a wealthy Columbus, Ohio, suburb.It was through Wexner that [in1996] Epstein acquired his Manhattan mansion, a seven-story, 21,000-square-foot former prep school less than a block from Central Park. It has been valued at about $77 million.

Around the same time, Trump started dating Marla Maples, who was working at his Atlantic City Taj Mahal Casino:
(1988) The Untold Story of Trump Model Management (Part 1):

Donald Trump, for his part, was becoming increasingly restless, and reckless. Despite fathering 3 children and having a devoted wife, by all accounts he didn’t spend much time with any of them, preferring work and play to the routines of domestic life. In the 80’s he made at least two life changing decisions-to step out on his wife publicly, and to expand his negligible empire into Atlantic City casinos. He built Harrah’s at Trump Plaza in 1984, and a partially completed building that became Trump Castle in 1985-a property that would be managed by his first wife, Ivana. He also scooped up the Taj Mahal in 1988, which at a cost of $1.1 billion made it the most expensive casino ever built at the time.

Some weirdness starts to pop up here, at least allegedly. According to the Philadelphia Inquirer:
(10/27/83) GROUND BROKEN FOR RESORTS' 2D N.J. CASINO-HOTEL

Resorts International, which opened the city's first gambling hall 5 1/2 years ago, broke ground yesterday for a second casino-hotel that will cost $250 million to build and will contain 1,000 hotel rooms and the world's second-largest casino.

According to Wikipedia:

Resorts International was a hotel and casino company. From its origins as a paint company, it moved into the resort business in the 1960s with the development of Paradise Island in the Bahamas, and then expanded to Atlantic City, New Jersey with the opening of Resorts Casino Hotel in 1978.

So how did a paint company morph into a multimillion dollar casino company? We're going to have to go to conspiracy theorists again. Make of it what you will:
Goodfellas: The Hidden History of Resorts International:

Resorts International was largely a family affair that grew out of a company called the Mary Carter Paint Company."Mary Carter (she never existed) was pretty much a family affair controlled by Jim Crosby, two of his brothers, and his in-laws. Based in Tampa, Florida, the firm included in its directorate James Crosby, John Crosby (a plastic surgeon in Mobile, Alabama), William Crosby (a Tampa realtor), and the Murphy brothers, Henry and Tom, who'd married the Crosby daughters. Henry owned a funeral home in Trenton, New Jersey, while Tom was board chairman of Capital Cities Communications, a successful broadcasting business founded by explorer Lowell Thomas. The explorer too was an early shareholder in Mary Carter Paint, as was Republican Thomas Dewey." (Spooks, Jim Hougan, pg. 381)Acclaimed researchers Sally Denton and Roger Morris note: "... the Mary Carter Paint Company, which was widely considered to be a CIA front that laundered payments to the Cuban exile army in the early sixties..." (The Money and the Power, pg. 284).This is certainly quite plausible considering Mary Carter was then based out of Tampa, a hub for joint CIA-Syndicate efforts to assassinate Castro. As was noted before here, Tampa don Santo Trafficante, Jr. was one of the gangsters initially tapped by the CIA's notorious Office of Security to arrange for Castro's untimely demise. Trafficante, a close associate of Meyer Lansky (whom we shall return to again), had been deeply involved in Cuba's gambling operations prior to the revolution and would later become even more deeply immersed in the world heroin trade. As was noted before here, he was very close to the emerging Cuban Mafia, which provided ample recruits to the CIA during the early 1960s despite much suspicion that Trafficante was a double agent for Castro.Certainly the Mary Carter Paint Company would have been well positioned to assist Trafficante in these endeavors in Tampa. And such a connection would also explain why the corporation, in the mid-1960s (as CIA Cuban operations were winding down), abruptly sold off its paint business and boldly delved into gambling. By the end of the decade it was managing one of the most profitable casinos in the world on the Bahama's Paradise Island.What it amounts to is that by the late period James Crosby emerged as not only the CEO of Mary CarteResorts International, but as an extremely well connected figure within the GOP and beyond."... Crosby was himself uniquely situated in Republican circles: a sometime guest at the White House, he'd donated $100,000 to Nixon's 1968 campaign. He was also a friend of, and frequent host two, Bebe Rebozo (with whom he banked). Moreover, Crosby's private intelligence agency, Intertel, was even then working with White House aides and ITT executives to discredit Jack Anderson's revelations anent ITT and Chile. At the same time, Intertel was the de factocustodian of the demented billionaire Howard Hughes (his own $100,000 donation would later result in two volumes of Senate testimony in the Watergate affair). Indeed, the ties between Paradise Island and Richard Nixon's administration were of the sort that bind: Allan Butler, owner of the failing bank that was his namesake, claims the Nixon was a silent partner of Crosby's in his Bahamian ventures, sharing a healthy chunk of Paradise Island bridge revenues with yet another secret partner, Bebe Rebozo. And by by no means finally, James O. Golden, Resorts' vice-president and one of Intertel's founding spooks, had formerly served as Nixon's Secret Service shield, later taking charge of security for the Nixon forces at the GOP's 1968 convention in Miami Beach. That Paradise Island is a special place, and had a special place in the heart (or what passed for a heart) of the Nixon regime, is abundantly clear... (Spooks, Jim Hougan, pg. 180) ...And that brings us to possibly the most curious aspects of Resorts, namely its ownership of its own vast private intelligence network.It was known as Intertel, short for International Intelligence, Inc. Intertel was incorporated in 1970 as an almost wholly-owned subsidiary of Resorts International and hit the ground running. During its heyday, Intertel had an impressive roster and an international reach. It would turn up in host of intrigues throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Curiously, it had its origins with Robert Kennedy's "Get Hoffa" squad."... Intertel, known especially and remarkably for its composition of former organized crime strike force attorneys from Robert Kennedy's Justice Department... The IRS considered Intertel... 'an organized crime enterprise of some type aimed at the Bahamas,' as one account summed up the agency's view. Roberts Peloquin and William Hundley, Kennedy's top crime fighters, had joined the firm and recruited operatives from the CIA, FBI, IRS, Secret Service, and other intelligence agencies. Staffed exclusively by what one author called 'Get Hoffa agents,' it was likened into a corporate CIA.' (The Money and the Power, Sally Denton & Roger Morris, pg. 284)...Intertel's other ventures include spying of muckraker Jack Anderson) for ITT, investigating the Chicago Tylenol murders and the Bhopal disaster. Even more ominous, however, were its dealings with a shady Belgium-based private detective agency known as Agence de Recherche et d'Information (ARI). As was noted before here, ARI was linked to members of the neo-fascist terror organization known as the Westland New Post, a few of whom had also been implicated in drug trafficking and pedophile rings. Intertel reportedly hired ARI to do some work for them during the 1980s....What is of great interest to us here is Trump's third Atlantic City casino: the Taj Mahal. While now widely associated with Trump, thanks in no small part to it leading to his first bankruptcy, it was not in fact Trump who started the casino. That dubious distinction lies with Resorts International.The company had begun construction on the Taj Mahal in 1983, but had run into persistent difficulties in finishing construction in the following years. Then, in April 1986, James Crosby died suddenly. This left Resorts in turmoil (allegedly) and Trump stepped in. Trump bought a controlling stake in the company in 1987 and was promptly named its chairman of the board.Let that sink in for a moment: Donald J. Trump, the current President of the United States, was briefly the chairman of a corporation long suspected of being a CIA front, that had decades-spanning involvement with the Syndicate, numerous "rogue" financiers, various drug and arms traffickers and which owned a vast private intelligence network...."

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer:
(07/22/87) TRUMP COMPLETES THE DEAL FOR RESORTS INTERNATIONAL

Developer Donald Trump took control of Resorts International Inc. yesterday in a $79 million deal that gives him his third Atlantic City casino, including what will be the largest gaming hall in the city.Trump sealed the deal in New York with those connected to the estate of the late founder of Resorts International, James M. Crosby.Trump paid a cash price of $135 a share for 585,068 shares of Class B stock, which has 100 times the voting power of Class A stock.He is expected to make a formal tender offer for the remaining 167,230 shares of Class B stock within the next several weeks at the same $135-a-share price. Owning all the Class B stock would give him 93 percent of the company's voting power.At a board meeting immediately after the transaction with the Crosby estate, Trump was elected chairman of the board of Resorts International, replacing Henry B. Murphy, Crosby's brother-in-law, who resigned.

And his relationship with Ivana was falling apart:
(1989) Ex-Wife: Donald Trump Made Me Feel ‘Violated’ During Sex

After a painful scalp reduction surgery to remove a bald spot, Donald Trump confronted his then-wife, who had previously used the same plastic surgeon.“Your fucking doctor has ruined me!” Trump cried.What followed was a “violent assault,” according to Lost Tycoon. Donald held back Ivana’s arms and began to pull out fistfuls of hair from her scalp, as if to mirror the pain he felt from his own operation. He tore off her clothes and unzipped his pants.“Then he jams his penis inside her for the first time in more than sixteen months. Ivana is terrified… It is a violent assault,” Hurt writes. “According to versions she repeats to some of her closest confidantes, ‘he raped me.’”Following the incident, Ivana ran upstairs, hid behind a locked door, and remained there “crying for the rest of night.” When she returned to the master bedroom in the morning, he was there.“As she looks in horror at the ripped-out hair scattered all over the bed, he glares at her and asks with menacing casualness: ‘Does it hurt?’” Hurt writes.

In 1992, Trump would divorce Ivana. It's this same year that we find him arranging a party of 30 for himself, Jeffrey Epstein, and 28 young aspiring calendar girls:
(1992) Trump Was Alone at a 1992 Party with 28 Girls and Accused Sex Trafficker Jeffrey Epstein

Part of a “calendar girl” competition organized at Trump’s request, the party was put together by a businessman named George Houraney, who spoke with the New York Times for a story published Tuesday.Houraney was also one of many to accuse Trump of sexual harassment, this time toward his former girlfriend and business partner, Jill Harth, who described an incident in 1997 as an attempted rape by Trump.“I arranged to have some contestants fly in,” Houraney told the Times. “At the very first party, I said, ‘Who’s coming tonight? I have 28 girls coming.’ It was him and Epstein.”...Before the “calendar girl” event, Houraney warned Trump about Epstein once again.“Look, Donald, I know Jeff really well, I can’t have him going after younger girls,” Houraney recalled telling Trump in the Times interview. “He said: ‘Look I’m putting my name on this. I wouldn’t put my name on it and have a scandal.’”

[EDIT: MSNBC reports on 07/17/2019 on newly discovered footage of Trump and Epstein discussing women at a party in November of 1992.]
The Boston Globe reported:
(1992) The pageant of Donald Trump’s dreams

It was a snowy night in Manhattan, December 1992, and the festive group was embarking on a circuit of exclusive clubs after a sumptuous dinner at the Plaza Hotel’s Oak Room.As the limo wove through the city, Trump discussed his views on dating, according to one of the women riding along. The billionaire casino mogul declared that “all women are bimbos” and said most were “gold diggers” who would be smart to go after men with money. Like him.Rhonda Noggle, the model who relayed the story to the Globe in an interview, said that, at that point, she had had enough. Speaking sharply to Trump, she said, she asked him to stop the limo. The car grew silent.

(1989-1995) The Untold Story of Trump Model Management (Part 1):

1989-1995 just so happens to be the same time period in which Donald Trumps world and empire was falling apart at the seams. In the beginning of the decade he was facing the end of his first marriage and a looming court battle. Despite his purportedly active dating life, by many accounts Trump was being rejected by many, if not most, of the women he pursued-including Carla Bruni and Jill Hearth. Marla Maples, after years of being the secret mistress and repeated rounds of being dumped and publicly humiliated by Trump, was starting to lose her patience. And the big gamble he took in Atlantic City was, by all accounts, failing miserably-a direct result of his jaw droppingly awful business practices and general incompetence. In 1991, his Taj Mahal Casino filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. In 1992, he again filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy again, this time on his Trump Plaza Hotel (also in Atlantic City), at the time owing $550 million dollars. Recall that he would report an almost 1 billion dollar loss on his 1995 tax returns, according to the copies obtained by the New York Times. Indeed, the early 90’s were not a very good era for Donald Trump. In light of this fact, it’s worth noting that the sexual assault allegations against him are all clustered within this very time frame. [Note: This article was written in 2016, prior to more allegations]...By the time “New York Magazine” did a front page profile of him in 1988, Casablancas reputation for bedding young models was established and begrudgingly accepted (a price to pay in exchange for his “genius”) within the New York social scene, but the expose came as a shock to many outside the bubble. John Casablancas would soon find out that he was not as untouchable as he thought he was. In the article-which ran under the title “Girl Crazy”-Casablancas was portrayed as a champagne guzzling pervert, singularly dedicated to the “new look” department of Elite where he spent his days ogling the scantily clad, sometimes naked bodies of teenage girls. In light of Donald Trump’s more alarming comments and decisions around his daughter Ivanka, this quote stands out:"Casablancas talked about his seventeen year old daughter, Cecile. He said Cecile had been solicited by a photographer last summer on a beach in Ibiza. The photographer asked her to pose in a bikini, and Casablancas raced over to try to get a $2,000 fee for the shot. “She’s got a great little body” he told his models."Another quote that brings a chuckle and a nod of recognition in this story is Casablancas’s bizarre pride over never having changed a diaper. Donald Trump would make similar boasts in a Howard Stern interview a few years later. Compelling proof this is not, but I do believe it’s a hint at the kind of Don Juan persona that Don, far from a Juan, actually a dejected, balding husband with a crumbling empire....But the scandal did not end there, nor did it begin. Less than a month earlier 60 minutes aired a prime-time special on the abuses of underage girls in the modeling industry. Investigative reporter Craig Pyes portrayed the modeling industry as infested with agents who were notorious hustlers and playboys. His report revealed that both Claude Haddad- the head of European scouting for Ford- and Ford’s Paris-based agent Jean-Luc Brunel had been accused of horrific sexual misconduct by many models. [Note: Brunel's name appears multiple times on Epstein's flight manifests.] The special aired the interviews of dozens of women who accused both Brunel and Haddad of a litany of crimes, ranging from racist invective towards black models to violent rape. And in fact the hidden camera footage captured in filming the special caught it all- from Xavier lamenting about n**er models, to Haddad chuckling about drugging and raping 13 year old girls. According to Model At a retreat soon after the one-two punch delivered by the coverage, Haddad, Jean Luc Brunel and Casablancas were once again overheard (albeit not taped this time around) laughing about their crimes. Alternatively they were angry when confronted by interim scouting manager Trudi Tapscott - ”I’m a man and I have needs, I will not apologize for that!” Casablancas is said to have declared....Over time Donald Trump would emerge from the ruins of his empire with a new approach to business, and a new source of income-in 1996 he bought the rights to the Miss Universe franchise, and became the central figure in the running of these pageants. And in 1999 he started a modeling agency - T models, later changed to Trump Model Management. The correlation of interests is quite clear-for a man awkward around women but dependent on his public image saying otherwise, a stable of women under his employ was a way to boost his image-and even better, he was able to lock all of these women into non disclosure agreements, ensuring that his behavior with them had little chance of becoming public knowledge. It also appeared to have served as a useful tool regarding his business transactions-which, in the aftermath of his bankruptcy, were increasingly dependent on some less than savory characters. How he did this, and the breadth of this activity, will be explored in the next installment. But for the time being, there is one final aspect of this story that is breathtaking, and speaks more to the character of Donald Trump than anything else.

More in Part 3.

Oklahoma City's event list.

Ongoing

• 🎨 American Indian Artists: 20th Century Masters (Western Heritage Museum - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, May 12th September 1 – May 12, 2019 American Indian Artists: 20th Century Masters As Lakota artist Oscar Howe wrote in 1958, “There is much more to Indian art, than pretty, stylized pictures.” This exhibition highlights this depth and the 20th century American masters who shaped it. Explore early artists such as the Kiowa Six, Tonita…
• Ancient. Massive. Wild. - The Bison Exhibit (Western Heritage Museum - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, May 12th The Ancient. Massive. Wild. - The Bison Exhibit features North American bison artwork. Head to the National Cowboy & Western…
• Art Show at DNA Galleries (Plaza District - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, May 5th Start Time: 6:00pm Featured in our gallery for the month of April is the work of Oklahoma artists Abby Stiglets, Natalie Miller, and Trisha Thompson Adams.
• Beehive - The 60s Musical (Pollard Theatre - Guthrie) Thru Sat, May 4th Experience the ultimate celebration of 1960s nostalgia at a performance of "Beehive - the '60s Musical"…
• Cowboys in Khaki (Western Heritage Museum - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, May 12th
• Hicks and Booneshine (Noir Bistro & Bar - Oklahoma City) Thru Mon, Nov 25th Live talk show with Spencer Hicks and Kristy Boone.…
• Horseplay (Western Heritage Museum - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Jul 14th See Tom Lovell's sketches and studies of horses in the latest Horseplay exhibit at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage…

Wednesday, Apr 17th

• 89er Days Celebration (Downtown - Guthrie) Thru Sat, Apr 20th The annual 89er Days Celebration commemorates the Land Run of 1889 and the birth of Guthrie. On April 22, 1889, tens of…
• 🍴 Anthem Drown Night! (HiLo Club - Oklahoma City) Our local friends at Anthem Brewing Co. have some great beers! Every Wednesday night from 9pm to close enjoy $8 Drown Night! Their Power Pils will be flowing!
• Bi-Weekly Meetup (51st st. Speakeasy - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 5:00pm
• The Borgen Project Info Session (Oklahoma City Community College - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 6:30pm Advocacy? Policy? Volunteering? Internships? Global aid work? These are all things The Borgen Project have opportunities to make sure you can have all of these. Come out to Oklahoma City Community College Rm 2F1 and learn about how you can join the work!
• 🎓 Botanical Balance FREE Yoga (Myriad Botanical Gardens - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 5:45pm Botanical Balance FREE YOGA presented by Fowler Toyota, sponsored by Tinker Federal Credit Union and Stephenson Cancer Center Tuesdays, 5:45 pm and Saturdays, 8 am Check in at the Visitor Center and find out location which changes depending on the season Instructors provided by This Land Yoga Bring a mat, water, and an “open mind”…
• Bright Star (Lyric at the Plaza - Oklahoma City) Thru Sat, Apr 20th Travel to the American South from the 1920s-40s to watch a story of love and hope as Lyric Theatre presents: Bright Star.…
• 🏆 Oklahoma City Dodgers vs. Omaha Storm Chasers (Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City) 1 day left Start Time: 7:05pm
• 🍴 Dope Poetry Night (ICE Event Center - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 7:30pm Every Wednesday night at the Ice Event Center Sports Bar and Grill located at the heart of Oklahoma City! Sign ups begin at 7pm and show begins at 7:30pmish. Free Admission! Free vendor set up! Bar Restaurant
• Easter Story Time (Guthrie Library - Guthrie) Start Time: 10:30am Please RSVP for this event! Join us for Story Time and an Easter Egg Hunt in the Library! RSVP Via Facebook or by Calling 405-282-0050 EXT. 3 Must RSVP...
• 🎓 Eggstravaganza (Sam Noble Museum - Norman) Start Time: 4:00pm Join us for a spring party of Jurassic proportions, complete with spring crafts, face painting, an egg hunt and more! All visitors will receive a FREE...
• ♪ Headliner: Andy Middleton (University of Central Oklahoma - Edmond) Start Time: 7:30pm
• 🎓 Job Readiness Workshops (Norman Public Library - Norman) Start Time: 10:30am Adults, join us for two workshops that will help you get ready for a job. The first workshop will cover Resume Building & Interview Preparation on...
• 🎓 OCCC Signature Series: David Grann (Oklahoma City Community College - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 1:00pm Oklahoma City Community College's Paul W. Sechrist Signature Lecture Series will feature David Grann, the New York Times bestselling author of Killers of the Flower Moon Wednesday, April 17 at 1 p.m. in the college’s Visual and Performing Arts Center Theater. This lecture is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served and a…
• Reading Wednesdays, Ages 2-5 (Myriad Botanical Gardens - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 9:30am Reading Wednesdays Every Wednesday, 9:30 am The Garden Classroom FREE Best for ages 2 to 5 Bring your youngster for story time each Wednesday at 9:30 am. Books are nature-themed and selected based on the season. We’ll begin with an interactive song and children will enjoy creating a small craft after the story. Join us the last Wednesday of…
• Revenge of the Plants! All about Carnivorous Plants (Myriad Botanical Gardens - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 6:00pm Wednesday, April 17, 6-7pm The Garden Classroom Member $12; Nonmember $15 Best for ages 8 to 11 Register by Wednesday, April 10 REGISTER HERE Learn about some of the wackiest vegetation in the world – carnivorous plants! Kids will learn how these meat-eating plants work, why they eat meat and how to keep them alive. We’ll make a fun craft to…
• SINGO Wednesdays (Lower Bricktown - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 6:30pm Beat the midweek hump with the new bar game that everyone is talking about! SINGO is a new and exciting musical spin on the traditional game of Bingo. Instead of listening for a number, players are listening to their favorite music. Enjoy 1/2 price domestic drafts & discounted appetizers! Plus we will be giving prizes each night to the winners.…
• 😂 Tom Clark (Loony Bin Comedy Club - Oklahoma City) Thru Sat, Apr 20th
• The Wailers in Concert (Tower Theatre Studio - Oklahoma City) Jamaican reggae and ska vocal group The Wailers are headed to Oklahoma City's Tower Theatre for an evening of legendary…

Thursday, Apr 18th

• 3rd Friday Block pARTy & Redbud Festival (Downtown - Shawnee) Day 1 of 2 During the 3rd Friday Block pARTy in Shawnee, local restaurants, art galleries and merchants are open late in the downtown…
• 89er Days Celebration (Downtown - Guthrie) Thru Sat, Apr 20th The annual 89er Days Celebration commemorates the Land Run of 1889 and the birth of Guthrie. On April 22, 1889, tens of…
• Art Adventures (Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art - Norman) Start Time: 10:30am
• Bright Star (Lyric at the Plaza - Oklahoma City) Thru Sat, Apr 20th Travel to the American South from the 1920s-40s to watch a story of love and hope as Lyric Theatre presents: Bright Star.…
• 🏆 Central OK: University of Central Oklahoma Baseball vs Fort Hays State (Edmond) Day 1 of 2 Start Time: 7:00pm University of Central Oklahoma Baseball vs Fort Hays State https://www.bronchosports.com/calendar.aspx?id=6299
• 🎭 The Comedy Magic & Mentalism of Max Krause 13+ (Max's Magic Theatre - OKC - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 9:15pm 13+ Ages
• 🏆 Oklahoma City Dodgers vs. Omaha Storm Chasers (Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City) Last Day Start Time: 7:05pm
• Everything You Need to Know About How to Start Growing Food (Myriad Botanical Gardens - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 6:00pm Thursday, April 18, 6-8pm The Garden Classroom Member $8; Nonmember $12 Dale Spoonemore, From Seed to Spoon Register by Friday, April 12 REGISTER HERE
  Learn the basics and a whole lot more in this session with local expert Dale Spoonemore. Dale is a self-taught gardener who converted his suburban backyard into an organic farm. By utilizing…
  
• 🎓 INTERFACE (Cox Convention Center - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 8:30am This conference is a combination of Best-in-Breed hardware and software solutions, along with local experts and organizations to help educate, advise and connect you to resources that can help you meet your goals. Covering IT Infrastructure, BC/DR, IT Security, and Enterprise Communications, you'll find presentations, panel discussions and…
  
• A Night of Testimony (Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art - Norman) Start Time: 7:00pm Miriam Friedmann Morris and Lorne Richstone, Associate Professor of Music at OU, will discuss the legacy of the Holocaust through the work of Morris’s...
  
• Oil Can Classic (Lazy E Arena - Guthrie) Thru Sat, Apr 20th The Oil Can Classic at Lazy E Arena in Guthrie is an officially sanctioned American Quarter Horse Association Event. See…
  
• OKC Cannacon (Cox Convention Center - Oklahoma City) Day 1 of 2 Start Time: 10:00am CannaCon will provide an interactive gathering of like-minded professionals uniting leading pioneers and entrepreneurs with investors and experts discussing the latest industry developments. Access the next generation of cannabis technology and consumer products while discovering what trends influence the future marketplace of 2019-and beyond.…
  
• Prairie-to-Table Dining at the Cowboy (Western Heritage Museum - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 6:00pm Western States Plaza and Gardens (Rain back-up location: S.B. “Burk” Burnett Board Room) Join Museum President & CEO Natalie Shirley and experience flavors of the American West through great food and drink. The special prairie-themed menu is prepared and presented by the Petroleum Club of Oklahoma City. Cash bar. $65, $55 for Museum members.…
  
• Saints Sessions (Saints - Oklahoma City) Head to the Plaza District for an evening of Saints Sessions programming featuring 2009 Oklahoma History Society Funk &…
  
• Sensory Easter Night in the Crystal Bridge presented by Sprouts (Myriad Botanical Gardens - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 6:00pm Thursday, April 18, 6-8pm Member child $10; Nonmember child $12 Best for ages 0-12 REGISTER HERE
  Join us inside the Crystal Bridge for an Easter evening tailored for families with special needs children. This is not an Easter egg hunt, but a fun-filled evening for families and typically developing siblings. There are festive booths and…
  
• 🎨 Teen Anime Night (Guthrie Library - Guthrie) Start Time: 6:00pm We will choose between three anime and partake in snackage. The City of Guthrie, OK - Municipal Government Talk around guthrie where nobody gets...
  
• 😂 Tom Clark (Loony Bin Comedy Club - Oklahoma City) Thru Sat, Apr 20th
  
• 🎨 Verbode Urban Core Artists Exhibit 1 Opening Reception (Verbode - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 6:00pm Verbode Urban Core Artists: Local art show to benefit The Homeless Alliance opens at Verbode on April 18
  A new art show, Verbode Urban Core Artists, will feature the work of: Christie Owen, Marissa Raglin, Trevar Peterson, Tim Cooper, Katie Henderson, Kendall Schulz, and Tim Kowalczyk. The collective of professional artists are from Oklahoma…
  
• Wind Symphony in Concert (Starbucks - Edmond) Start Time: 7:30pm Join UCO for a full program of wind symphony concert tunes at Mitchell Hall at UCO in Edmond. See what rhythms await you on…
  

Friday, Apr 19th

• 3rd Friday Block pARTy & Redbud Festival (Downtown - Shawnee) Day 2 of 2 During the 3rd Friday Block pARTy in Shawnee, local restaurants, art galleries and merchants are open late in the downtown…
• 89er Days Celebration (Downtown - Guthrie) 1 day left The annual 89er Days Celebration commemorates the Land Run of 1889 and the birth of Guthrie. On April 22, 1889, tens of…
• The Annie Oakley in Concert (The Blue Door - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 8:00pm Head to The Blue Door in Oklahoma City for an intimate performance by The Annie Oakley in the venue's listening room. A…
• ♪ Boosie Badazz (The Criterion - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 7:30pm
• Bright Star (Lyric at the Plaza - Oklahoma City) 1 day left Travel to the American South from the 1920s-40s to watch a story of love and hope as Lyric Theatre presents: Bright Star.…
• 🏆 Central OK: University of Central Oklahoma Baseball vs Fort Hays State (Edmond) Day 2 of 2 Start Time: 7:00pm University of Central Oklahoma Baseball vs Fort Hays State https://www.bronchosports.com/calendar.aspx?id=6299
• 🏆 Central OK: University of Central Oklahoma Softball vs Emporia State (Tailgating Lot - Edmond) Start Time: 2:00pm University of Central Oklahoma Softball vs Emporia State Streaming Video: http://themiaanetwork.com/ucobronchos/ https://bronchosports.com/calendar.aspx?id=6238
• 🏆 Central OK: University of Central Oklahoma Softball vs Emporia State (Tailgating Lot - Edmond) Start Time: 4:00pm University of Central Oklahoma Softball vs Emporia State Streaming Video: http://themiaanetwork.com/ucobronchos/ https://bronchosports.com/calendar.aspx?id=6239
• Community Egg and Candy Hunt! (Andrews Park - Norman) Start Time: 5:30pm Activities start at 5:30 pm and the Egg Hunt begins at 6:30 pm. Activities include Easter Bunny photos, inflatables, face painting, music, sno cones,...
• Day of Remembrance (Oklahoma City National Memorial - Oklahoma City) Each year, visitors gather at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum in downtown Oklahoma City to remember those…
• 🏆 Oklahoma City Dodgers vs. Iowa Cubs (Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City) Thru Mon, Apr 22nd Start Time: 7:05pm Come experience America's favorite pastime in downtown Oklahoma City as the Oklahoma City Dodgers take on the Iowa Cubs…
• Foreigner in Concert (Riverwind Casino - Norman) Start Time: 8:00pm Head to Riverwind Casino in Norman for an exciting performance by Foreigner. Known for Top 10 hits like "I…
• 🎓 Job Readiness Workshops (Norman Public Library - Norman) Start Time: 10:30am Adults, join us for two workshops that will help you get ready for a job. The first workshop will cover Resume Building & Interview Preparation on...
• 🎡 Looking For Something? (The Blue Door - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 8:00pm Annie Oakley is a folk band fronted by twin sisters Grace and Sophia Babb, paired with the violin and one-liners of Nia Personette. We're keen on telling stories, finding the sweetest harmonies possible, and playing shows where we meet the listeners we're playing for.
• My So Called Band in Concert (Tower Theatre Studio - Oklahoma City) Step back in time with 1990s tribute group My So Called Band as they take the Tower Theatre stage. This Oklahoma City…
• OCU 2019 Annual Easter Egg Hunt (Oklahoma City University - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 10:30am All OCU Alumni and Friends are welcome to campus for this year's annual Easter Egg Hunt on Friday, April 19th from 10:30am-Noon. Children's activities...
• Oil Can Classic (Lazy E Arena - Guthrie) 1 day left The Oil Can Classic at Lazy E Arena in Guthrie is an officially sanctioned American Quarter Horse Association Event. See…
• OKC Cannacon (Cox Convention Center - Oklahoma City) Day 2 of 2 Start Time: 10:00am CannaCon will provide an interactive gathering of like-minded professionals uniting leading pioneers and entrepreneurs with investors and experts discussing the latest industry developments. Access the next generation of cannabis technology and consumer products while discovering what trends influence the future marketplace of 2019-and beyond.…
• Norman Philharmonic Easter Concert (McFarlin Memorial United Methodist Church - Norman) Start Time: 8:00am
• ♪ Skirvin Jazz Club - hosted by Christian Pearson (Skirvin Hilton - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 7:30pm Skirvin Jazz Club is an immersive live music experience at the historic Skirvin Hotel in Downtown Oklahoma City. We transform The Park Avenue Grill a swinging jazz club. We stage the band in the center of the room and seat the audience around the musicians, 360. We feature top talent, a full menu, and special featured drinks. This is the perfect…
• 🎓 Surreptitious: The After Work Social Mixer (Avenue 101 - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 5:00pm $10 Fishbowls $3 Hennessy Black $1 Beers $10 Hookah ($5 the 1st Hour) 3 Wine ::NO COVER::
• 😂 Tom Clark (Loony Bin Comedy Club - Oklahoma City) 1 day left
• Visionaries (Oklahoma City Ballet - Oklahoma City) Day 1 of 2 Visionaries, presented by the OKC Ballet, is a triple bill at the Civic Center Music Hall in Oklahoma City. Get your tickets…
• West Conf. Qtrs Gm 3: Trail Blazers at Thunder Rd 1 Hm Gm 1 (Chesapeake Energy Arena - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 8:30pm *** VERY IMPORTANT !! *** Sales to the Oklahoma City Thunder 2019 Home Playoff Games at Chesapeake Energy Arena will be restricted to residents of Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, and Nebraska. Residency will be based on credit card billing address. Orders by residents outside of this area will be cancelled without notice and refunds…

Saturday, Apr 20th

• 89er Days Celebration (Downtown - Guthrie) Last Day The annual 89er Days Celebration commemorates the Land Run of 1889 and the birth of Guthrie. On April 22, 1889, tens of…
• Bar Ruck (Fassler Hall - Oklahoma City) Have you ever wanted to do a 5k but don't like running? Do you like drinking? Do you like supporting local veteran…
• 🎓 Botanical Balance FREE Yoga (Myriad Botanical Gardens - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 8:00am Botanical Balance FREE YOGA presented by Fowler Toyota, sponsored by Tinker Federal Credit Union and Stephenson Cancer Center Tuesdays, 5:45 pm and Saturdays, 8 am Check in at the Visitor Center and find out location which changes depending on the season Instructors provided by This Land Yoga Bring a mat, water, and an “open mind”…
• Bright Star (Lyric at the Plaza - Oklahoma City) Last Day Travel to the American South from the 1920s-40s to watch a story of love and hope as Lyric Theatre presents: Bright Star.…
• 🎨 Caddo Festival 2019 (Sam Noble Museum - Norman) Start Time: 10:00am Free Event!! Art Show, Symposium, Caddo Dances and everyone invited for this celebration of Caddo Culture. Plus Staged Reading of
• 🏆 Oklahoma City Dodgers vs. Iowa Cubs (Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City) Thru Mon, Apr 22nd Start Time: 7:05pm Come experience America's favorite pastime in downtown Oklahoma City as the Oklahoma City Dodgers take on the Iowa Cubs…
• Choctaw Easter Egg Hunt (Choctaw Creek Park - Choctaw) Grab your baskets and join the hunt for more than 15,000 candy-filled eggs at the City of Choctaw's annual Easter Egg…
• Easter Egg Hunts (Myriad Botanical Gardens - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 10:00am Details to come for both the Children’s Easter Egg Hunt and the Dogs’ Easter Egg Hunt! Stay tuned.
• Easter Eggstravaganza (Orr Family Farm Event Barn - Oklahoma City) Gather your Easter baskets and celebrate this holiday with a day of family fun at Orr Family Farm in…
• 🏃 Easter Run (Council Road Baptist Church - Bethany) Hundreds of runners participate in 10k and 5k races and a One-Mile Fun Walk. The event is at The Cube at Council Road Baptist Church and benefits House of Healing, a local organization that helps teenage girls, many with difficult pasts, find emotional and spiritual healing and discover freedom, hope and restoration.
• Edmond Farmer's Market (Festival Marketplace - Edmond) Start Time: 8:00am
• Ian Moore in Concert (Tower Theatre Studio - Oklahoma City) Texas-born singer, songwriter and guitarist Ian Moore takes the stage at Oklahoma City's Tower Theatre, performing…
• LANCO in Concert (Riverwind Casino - Norman) LANCO entered the country music scene in 2013, releasing their debut full-length album "Hallelujah Nights" in…
• 🏃 Jones Longhorn Stampede (Jones High School - Jones) The Jones Longhorn Stampede is a certified and time sanctioned 5K run and one mile fun run event sponsored by the Jones Middle School PTA. The proceeds of this event will go to benefit the Jones Middle School for any needed improvements to the school and to enhance the learning environment for our students.
• 🏃 NormanNEXT Off to the Races Zero K / 5K (Reaves Park - Norman)
• Oil Can Classic (Lazy E Arena - Guthrie) Last Day The Oil Can Classic at Lazy E Arena in Guthrie is an officially sanctioned American Quarter Horse Association Event. See…
• 🏆 OKC Energy FC vs. Orange County SC (Taft Stadium - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 7:30pm Experience the excitement of major league soccer in Oklahoma as the Oklahoma City Energy Football Club takes on the Orange…
• Purple Reign Tribute in Concert (Grand Casino Hotel & Resort - Shawnee) Step back in time to the Purple Rain era at this award-winning Prince tribute show at the Grand Casino Event Center in…
• Spring Garden Tour (Western Heritage Museum - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 10:00am Museum Gardens Museum docents offer a tour of the Museum Gardens. Enjoy the plethora of plants and flowers native to the American West. Learn about the land in which the story of the West is rooted. Leave plenty of time to check out The Museum Store! Free to Museum members or with Museum admission. Weather permitting.
• 😂 Tom Clark (Loony Bin Comedy Club - Oklahoma City) Last Day
• 🏃 UCO ROTC 7th Annual Gold Bar 5K Run (University of Central Oklahoma - Edmond) Start Time: 8:00am
• Visionaries (Oklahoma City Ballet - Oklahoma City) Day 2 of 2 Visionaries, presented by the OKC Ballet, is a triple bill at the Civic Center Music Hall in Oklahoma City. Get your tickets…
• Water Lantern Festival (Route 66 Park, Lake Overholser - Yukon) Enjoy a fun day by the water filled with food trucks and fun at the annual Water Lantern Festival in Yukon. This one-day…

Sunday, Apr 21st

• 🏆 Oklahoma City Dodgers vs. Iowa Cubs (Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City) 1 day left Start Time: 7:05pm Come experience America's favorite pastime in downtown Oklahoma City as the Oklahoma City Dodgers take on the Iowa Cubs…
• of Montreal in Concert (Tower Theatre Studio - Oklahoma City) Get ready to dance to of Montreal's eclectic sounds and unique beats at Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City. This Georgia…
• 🏆 West Conf. Qtrs Gm 4: Trail Blazers at Thunder Rd 1 Hm Gm 2 (Chesapeake Energy Arena - Oklahoma City) Start Time: 8:30pm *** VERY IMPORTANT !! *** Sales to the Oklahoma City Thunder 2019 Home Playoff Games at Chesapeake Energy Arena will be restricted to residents of Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, and Nebraska. Residency will be based on credit card billing address. Orders by residents outside of this area will be cancelled without notice and refunds…

Monday, Apr 22nd

• 🏆 Oklahoma City Dodgers vs. Iowa Cubs (Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City) Last Day Start Time: 7:05pm Come experience America's favorite pastime in downtown Oklahoma City as the Oklahoma City Dodgers take on the Iowa Cubs…
• Taste of Midwest City (Reed Conference Center - Midwest City) Pair rich red wines and dry white wines with the best eats Midwest City has to offer. The Taste of Midwest City features…

Tuesday, Apr 23rd

• Festival of the Arts (Bicentennial Park - Oklahoma City) Thru Sun, Apr 28th Known as Oklahoma City's annual "rite of spring," the Festival of the Arts is a six-day community celebration…
• Wheeler Criterium (Oklahoma City) Once the weather starts warming up, gather your crew and head south of the Oklahoma River for the Wheeler Criterium each and…

See Also

• OK Gamers
• Techlahoma

Roger Goodell is always talking about growing revenues and sometimes expanding the league. It seems likely that Los Angeles will eventually get a team again, but what about cities that have never had an NFL team? What city will be the next to host their first home team?
City: San Antonio, TX Population: 1,382,951 Other Pro/Major College Teams: San Antonio Spurs (NBA) Pros: Located in football-crazy Texas, San Antonio is by far the biggest city outside of Los Angeles to not have an NFL team. San Antonio is growing rapidly. And while a San Antonio team would be the third Texas NFL team, the geography works- they're more than 2.5 hours from Houston and 4 hours from Dallas. But what's most attractive is that it would be easy to plug in an NFL team without much investment, due to the construction of the 65,000 seat (up to 72,000) Alamodome in the early 90's. It hosts the annual Alamo Bowl and other events such as CFL and college games. At 65,000, it would be the 6th smallest stadium, tied with Ford Field and just a little more than the University of Phoenix Stadium. Expanded to 72,000, it lands between Atlanta's Georgia Dome and Buffalo's Ralph Wilson Stadium. It would be newer than 9 currently in-use NFL stadiums. As the NFL seeks to internationalize itself, having a team this close to the Mexican border may also prove to be an attractive prospect to draw in Mexican audiences. Cons: The Cowboys and Texans may not want to share their Texas pie with another major franchise, even one far away from most of them. And while large, San Antonio is not a high-profile city. While the Spurs are popular, there isn't much in the way of major sports to know if a team would succeed in the town, and if they could pull enough dollars from Texans, Cowboys, and Longhorn fans. Likelihood: This seems to be the most likely place. An untapped population, international reach, and a ready-made stadium could make this a highly attractive spot for an owner looking to make a move with minimal investment (i.e. not having to build a new stadium, or get a local government to build one).
City: San Jose, CA Population: 982,765 Other Pro/Major College Teams: Sharks (NHL) Pros: San Jose is hip place in the heart of Silicon Valley, with beautiful weather and a lot of money. Cons: The 49ers just moved their stadium to Santa Clara, just bordering San Jose. If anything, they are more San Jose than San Francisco. With the Raiders in nearby Oakland, it would concentrate a lot of NFL firepower in one small footprint. Likelihood: Very low. The league would likelu not allow a team there with the 49ers on their doorstep. While a market can support two teams if large enough (Jets/Giants, 49ers/Raiders) adding a third would be too deletrious to those in place.
City: Columbus, OH Population: 809,798 Other Pro/Major College Teams: Blue Jackets (NHL), Ohio State Buckeyes (NCAA) Pros: Ohio is up there with Texas with states that take their football seriously. Columbus is the largest city and capital in Ohio, and is already the home of very avid football fans for the Buckeyes. I'm not sure of the politics would make this possible, but if OSU allowed the Columbus NFL team to use Ohio Stadium, it would be the second largest (only behind Cowboys Stadium) with a max attendance of 102,329. Cons: It would be the third NFL team in Ohio, next to the Bengals and Browns. Both of those teams have been historically not great, and along with the continued poor showing of the Blue Jackets and difficulty of succeeding in the NFL may make Ohio sports teams weary. Likelihood: Unlikely. The Buckeyes own Columbus, and the other two owners in Ohio (and nearby Pittsburgh) would probably not want to share their turf with a new team. Unlike Texas, this is an area that has been under some economic hardship and may be difficult to justify another team in the state.
City: Austin, TX Population: 842,592 Other Pro/Major College Teams: University of Texas Longhorns (NCAA) Pros: Like with San Antonio, Texas is enthusiastic about football. Still located a good distance from the current NFL teams in Texas, Austin is a city in the midst of large economic expansion. The University of Texas contributes to a fun, weird atmosphere that would make Austin an attractive destination for visiting fans to come into town. If like Columbus the NFL team was able to lease Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium, it would again be the #2 stadium in the NFL wth 100,119. Cons: Like Columbus and their Buckeyes, Austin bleeds burnt orange. UT football is a big deal there, and an NFL team would probably be in competition for these dollars. While there is large support from Texas faithful and the very large student body at UT, it's not clear that there would be the same level of support for an NFL team right there. Asking for 200,000 football tickets to be sold most weekends in the Fall is a daunting prospect for a town of less than a million people. Likelihood: Unlikely. Austin doesn't seem like a city that has much drive to need an NFL team, as their sporting fixes are more than made up by a typically-competitive UT team plus the nearby Cowboys and Texans.
City: Portland, OR Population: 603,106 Other Pro/Major College Teams: Timbers (MLS), Trail Blazers (NBA) Pros: Portland is a growing city that doesn't have a competitive football team nearby. Seattle is 2.5 hours, and the two recently-competitive football teams, Oregon State Beavers and the Oregon Ducks, are 1 to 2 hours away. Portland is larger than many NFL cities and is very underserved by pro sports in general, and Oregon fans have shown a lot of support for their NCAA teams. A sporting culture, including a ready-made partnership with Oregon-based Nike, might make Portland a place to put on the radar if the NFL seeks to expand. Portland and Seattle can continue their rivalry on the gridiron, instead of arguing whose Pride Parade is gayer. Cons: There would have to be a new stadium built, and locals are probably going to put up a fight against any public financing or use of eminent domain to secure a desirable city location. This would mean a stadium probably built out in the suburbs, which can have mixed results. I asked some relatives of mine what they thought about local support, and they were decidedly mixed, thinking that Portland thinks itself too much of itself to allow something as base as professional football to succeed. Likelihood: Not the least but not the most. While there's no real muscle pushing a team to Portland, and Portlandia has biased me to think that locals will protest something as base as football, it might actually be a good place for the NFL to consider expansion to.
City: Toronto, ON Population: 2,615,060 Other Pro/Major College Teams: Blue Jays (MLB), Argonauts (CFL), Raptors (NBA), Maple Leafs (NHL), Toronto FC (MLS) Pros: The Bills already play one game a year in Rogers Centre (though it will always be SkyDome to me) and there are a lot of Canadian fans of NFL football. While the Toronto series has been a debacle for the Bills (usually meaning the opposition has as many fans there as the Bills, giving them effectively one less home game a year), a dedicated NFL team may fare better. With local support, Toronto has the sports culture, population, stadium, and most importantly money (check out Maple Leafs ticket prices!) to support an NFL team. Whether the local support would actually catch is another story. Toronto would also become the third-largest city with an NFL team, coming in just under Chicago's 2.7 million. Cons: For American football, Rogers Centre only seats 54,000. That makes it the third smallest stadium in the NFL, above just Chicago and Minnesota. Crowd noise at the Bills games has been lackluster to say the least, but then again, so have the Bills. They would also be in direct competition with the Toronto Argonauts of the CFL. While the NFL definitely has larger marketing and name power, the Argos do enjoy healthy local support and are one of the oldest sports franchises in the world. Ex-con players might create headaches for visiting teams at the border. Free agents might also be hesitant to make Toronto home, given that it's (really) cold and Canadian taxes are much higher. Likelihood: Very. Goodell wants to make the game international, and Toronto is the prime target. Buffalo seems the most likely team to move there, but it's far from guaranteed. Don't be surprised if Jacksonville sneaks in on this one.
City: Las Vegas, NV Population: 596,424 Other Pro/Major College Teams: None Pros: A completely underserved sports market along with a fairly high population. It probably wouldn't be hard to find a casino magnate with money to burn that could finance an expansion team in the desert. Cons: It's hot. The gambling and party culture might make it a hotbed of player misbehavior, as there's quite a difference between a rookie signing their first million-dollar contract in northern Wisconsin versus a 5-minute drive from The Strip. A new stadium would need to be built, and without any major sports teams nearby, it's difficult to know if an NFL team would be viable. The NFL might also balk at the image of a Vegas team, as inevitably there would be accusations of fixing and bribery for gambling reasons. Likelihood: Unlikely. The NFL is just too risk-averse to invest that kind of money into a place like Vegas.
City: Virginia Beach, VA Population: 449,628 Other Pro/Major College Teams: None Pros: Virginia Beach is one of those invisible large metro areas. Taking in the bordering cities of Chesapeake, Norfolk, and Hampton, the greater area has a metro population of 616,805 just in those towns. Expanding to the larger area and it gets pretty big. It's a wealthy area with a major port and some great tourist areas nearby. It fills a void between the Baltimore/Washington tail of Megalopolis before the Carolina fans pick up. While there is no stadium, there is plenty of room for one, and lots of waterfront that could potentially be converted to a beautiful stadium location. And while the Sacramento Kings deal didn't work out, it showed that local government and ownership groups may be willing to bring a team to this area. Cons: Not a high-profile place. An NBA team, especially one like the Kings, is significantly cheaper than an NFL franchise. The team would have to build a stadium. Likelihood: Could be a dark horse. Virginia has a surprising lack of sports teams, and is even underserved by major college sports. UVa is rarely much more than middling, and sometimes-competitive Virginia Tech is all the way at the western end of the state in Blacksburg. While they probably won't be much of a target for a team looking to move, if the NFL chooses to expand, expect VA Beach to be under consideration.
City: Birmingham, AL Population: 212,038 Other Pro/Major College Teams: None Pros: The southeastern United States is strangely lacking in professional football teams. While the dominant SEC dominates the local sports fans attention, it seems like fertile ground in which to plant an NFL franchise. Birmingham is the largest city in Alabama, and doesn't have a local team in the city. Cons: It is on the smaller side of NFL cities, and it's not a sure thing that the dyed-in-the-wool Alabama football fans will change their spending from the Tigers and the Crimson Tide enough to really allow the team to take root. Likelihood: Very low.
City: London, England Population: 8,308,369 Other Pro/Major College Teams: Like, half the Premier league and a bunch of rugby, cricket, and at least one NFL game a year. Pros: The NFL has been playing games in London for a few years, and fan support has been steady. Wembley Stadium seats over 86,000 for American football. While many Brits seem to find our American game incomprehensible (but somehow find a way to figure out Cricket), there is some fan support for the game. Goodell has publicly expressed an interest in getting a team to London sooner than later, so there is definite management support. Cons: Imagine the 49ers travelling to the London teams, and you're talking about a 20-some-odd hour flight. American free agents will probably often be very hesitant to go to England. The London team's travel times to ANY games, even those "close" games on the US east coast would be a huge disadvantage. Their body clocks would also be completely thrown off, and jet-lag would become a factor. Likelihood: Very, but I believe it will be short-lived. The logistics and other factors of having a European-based team in an American league is just awful, and I think over time that would bear itself out.
City: Omaha, NE Population: 421,570 Other Pro/Major College Teams: None Pros: Omaha is a growing city, and Nebraska's economy is one of the strongest in the nation. While the state of Nebraska lives and dies by their Huskers (located at the University of Nebraska an hour away in Lincoln) Omaha's distinct lack of any major college or pro sports seems to be odd. The Huskers manage to scrape up enough people to fill their 90,000 capacity stadium in a city half the size of Omaha every week, so I think Omaha could very well support a team. The midwest is underserved with pro ball, forcing most Nebraskans to split between the Rams, Chiefs, or Broncos. I work with a few people from Omaha, and they tell me there's too much residual hate of the University of Texas for Cowboys fandom to take root. Omaha has a burgeoning music and art scene, and probably wouldn't be a detriment to free agents. Cons: No ready made stadium, and a lack of too much of a metro area. Knowing how absolutely religiously dedicated Nebraskans can be to their Cornhuskers, I'm not convinced an NFL team can really gain traction. This might be pure college ball territory. Likelihood: Not bad. I think Omaha would be a good location, and could be a great place for an expansion team.

Some background: I was born in Detroit in 1989, but my parents moved to Lincoln, Nebraska in 1993 because my dad got a better job. Our entire extended family still lives in either the Detroit or Kalamazoo areas and we go back pretty much every holiday season for about a week, and sometimes we try visit other times in the year as well. Well, this past week, I was in the area. Last Monday night I got together with two old friends who live in Gross Pointe, but have never really experienced downtown Detroit because their entire family is afraid of going anywhere near the city. I convinced them to go downtown to check out the bars because I had heard good things. We started out at the casino in Greektown. The night turned into a party, with plenty of bar hopping and food at American Coney Island. We actually ended up staying in the Ren Cen for the night, which was very nice (albeit a little hazy haha). It was a great time and I would definitely recommend the bar scene in downtown Detroit to anyone. I never felt unsafe in the downtown, despite my parents and every older person I know getting very upset when they learned we went downtown. They would ask if our car got stolen, if we were mugged, etc. I mean, I don't really blame people like my dad for disliking downtown so much considering he had witnessed the decline of the city (he was born there in 1951) and he has also witnessed some pretty bad shootings. He has also been mugged at gunpoint a few times back in the 70's-80's when he worked downtown. But really, it was very nice when I went there. I felt no less safe than downtown Omaha, Kansas City or Minneapolis. I actually felt like it was better than the times I had been to downtown Chicago. Also, there was a (I think college?) hockey game being played at Coamerica park while we were down there, so the hockey bars were packed. I got to go to Hockeytown and Cheli's Chili, which is awesome because I am a huge Red Wings fan. I even stopped by the merch shop down there and picked up a Zetterberg jersey. I love hockey, so it was nice to see a bar scene packed with people who are actually interested in the sport. In Lincoln, NE, everything is all football this and that and the few hockey fans around here are either Avalanche fans or Blackhawks fans -_-. Also, one of the friends I was hanging out with got to go to the Winter Classic game. I was so envious! I didn't end up doing everything I wanted to do, but that's ok. I know I'll be back again! Overall, I had a great time!

I was thinking that we could create a list of all the things Omaha has to offer. This will be helpful to anyone who is moving here or just stopping by. This will probably be helpful to those that already live here, too!
I've talked with Knowltey about it and this will be linked to in the sidebar.
This is a work in progress and I'm definitely open to suggestions. I wasn't quite sure how to organize things, if there's a better way please let me know.
Check out places to eat and drink in Omaha.
Past threads: About Omaha, good and bad Posted August 2011 Future resident requests advice Posted September 2011 What to do when you're bored in Omaha Posted October 2011 What is there to do in Omaha? Posted October 2011 What a couple can do in Omaha Posted November 2011 Thinking of moving to Omaha, some specific questions Posted November 2011 What would you recommend a new resident in Omaha do first? Posted February 2012 Any good places for urban exploration in Omaha? Posted March 2012
Places to go: The Old Market Midtown Aksarben Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge The Gene Leahy Mall Qwest Center (technically now the CenturyLink Center) TD Ameritrade Park
Neighborhoods: Benson Dundee North Omaha
Parks and Recreation and Zoos: Lauritzen Gardens Heartland of America Park and Fountain Henry Doorly Zoo Fontenelle Nature Association De Soto National Wildlife Refuge Wildlife Safari Park Vala's Pumpkin Patch (Autumn only) Bellevue Berry Farm (Summer and Autumn)
Museums: Omaha Children's Museum El Museo Latino Strategic Air and Space Museum Durham Museum Joslyn Art Museum
Sports: Nebraska Cornhusker (try a football game) Nebraska Mavericks (try a hockey game) Creighton Bluejay (try a basketball game) Omaha Nighthawks - Omaha's UFL team Omaha Beef - Omaha's IFL team Omaha Stormchasers Omaha's minor league baseball team, formally the Omaha Royals Omaha Lancers - Omaha's junior hockey team Omaha Rollergirls Nebraska Stampede - NE's Women's pro-football team Omaha Vipers - Omaha's pro-soccer team Omaha Goats - Men's rugby O'Leavers Pub (Volleyball) Summer Omaha Ultimate League - SOUL Ultimate Frisbee League
Events: College World Series (June) Shakespeare on the Green (Summer) Taste of Omaha (June) Taste of West Omaha, aka West Fest (July) Jazz on the Green (July/August) US Olympic Swim Trials (Summer 2012, 2016, etc) South O Days held at The Nebraska Brewing Company (Check website for dates/details) Oktoberfest (Check website for dates/details) The Great Nebraska Beef Fest (August) Extreme Beer Fest (February) Omaha Beer Fest (May) Omaha Beer Week (February) Brew Haha Benefit for Habitat for Humanity (September) Maha Music Festival - August 11, 2012
Shopping: Westroads Mall Oakview Mall Village Pointe The Nebraska Furniture Mart The Afternoon
The Arts Film Streams Hot Shops Art Center The Theatre Arts Guild SLAM Omaha Artists' Cooperative Gallery Omaha Symphony Opera Omaha The Rose Performing Arts Theater Holland Center Omaha's Orpheum Theater
Concert Venues Sokol Auditorium The Slowdown The Waiting Room Stir Cove - In Council Bluffs Westfair Amphitheater - In Council Bluffs 1% Productions - A listing of local shows
Other things to do: Legend Comics Coliseum Gaming Creation Station Funny Bone Comedy Club & Restaurant Malcolm X House Site Family Fun Center - Arcade, laser tag, glow golf, etc
See Also: Visit Omaha Omaha Nightlife Omaha Night Out Guide
Last updated April 16, 2012

I'm trying to keep this a regularly occurring thing and will edit/update it as needed but, be warned, it is a lot of work to generate this. So if I don't get it out some weeks just know that I didn't find the time for it. All of these events can be found on Facebook if you want to RSVP there.

Omaha events for the week of July 23rd

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Saturday, July 22

Event	Time	Location	Info
PAWS FOR A CAUSE	8 AM	American Animal Hospital, 11030 Emmet St
CSG 2017 Badminton Tournament	8 AM	UNO Campus, 6001 Dodge St	cornhuskerstategames.com
Diva Dash 5K	8 AM	Lewis & Clark Landing	divadash5k.com
SQL Saturday	8 AM	Mammel Hall, 6708 Pine St	sqlsaturday.com
Tinkerfest	9 AM	Omaha Children’s Museum, 500 S 20th St	ocm.org
City Sprouts Farm Stand	10 AM	City Sprouts, 4002 Seward St
Omaha Girls Rock Showcase	5 PM	Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St	$8 suggested
BBQ and Bingo	5 PM	Electricians Union Hall, 13306 Stevens St	$25/person
Taste of La Vista	5 PM	Central Park, 7648 Edgewood Blvd, La Vista
Holstein's Harley Nights Ft. John Doe	6 PM	Holstein’s Harley-Davidson, 4940 S 72nd St
Swampboy Blues Trio	6 PM	Jazz, A Louisiana Kitchen, 1421 Farnam St
Wine & Waltz	6 PM	Il Palazzo, 5110 N 132nd St	$20
Disguise The Limit & Dead To Begin With	6:30 PM	Shamrocks, 5338 N 103rd S
Vibes Summer Concert Series featuring Finest Hour	6:30 PM	Village Pointe Shopping Center
Hi-Fi Hangover	7 PM	Aksarben Village
VFC58 Live	7 PM	Baxter Arena	MMA fighting
Blacklight Wars	7 PM	Werner Park	blacklightwars.com
MSPT MAIN EVENT Satellite	7 PM	14107 Ames Ave	msptpoker.com
Starkill	7:30 PM	Midtown Art, 2578 Harney St
Undergang, Necrot, Ezra, Pro-Magnum & Y-Incision	8 PM	Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St	$10
The Sugar Thieves	8 PM	Marleybone Tavern, 3710 Leavenworth St
Mr. Sinister	9 PM	Chrome Lounge, 8552 Park Dr
Satellite Junction, Low Long Signal, Smith's Cloud	9 PM	The Sydney, 5918 Maple St
Ratboys / Jacob James Wilton / No Getter	9 PM	Milk Run, 2578 Harney St	$5
Silent on Fifth St / Contra / Somewhere to Call Home	9 PM	Dr Jack’s Drinkery, 3012 N 102nd St	$10, 18+
The Fremonts // Peregrine	9 PM	Barley Street Tavern, 2735 N 62nd St	$5, 21+
DJ Animale	9 PM	The Cove, 3525 N 147th St, Ste 201
Sounds by Travis Howe	9 PM	Blue Chip Ultra Lounge, 14805 W Maple Rd	21+
Jens Lehman & the Time Cops w/The Cosmonauts	9:30 PM	The Down Under Lounge, 3530 Leavenworth St	21+
Connor Dowling	9:30 PM	Dubliner Pub, 1205 Harney St	$3
The Regulation w/Tom Bartolomei	10 PM	Blackstone Meatball, 3910 Harney St

Sunday, July 23

Event	Time	Location	Info
American Red Cross Blood Drive	7 AM	Rejoice Lutheran Church, 2556 S 138th St
Omaha Farmers Market	9 AM	Aksarben Village	omahafarmersmarket.com
Lindy in the Park	1 PM	Stinson Park
Book Signing with Meredith Ann Fuller	1 PM	The Bookworm, 2501 S 90th St, Ste 111
Lady Tee Open	2 PM	Pacific Springs Golf Club, 16810 Harney St	ladyteeopen.com
Summer Music Recital	4 PM	(402) Arts Collective, 6051 Maple St
Entertainment in the Park	6 PM	Heartland of America Park
Rings of Saturn w/ Soselo, Flux Amuck, My Last Request	6 PM	Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St	$13
Paul McCartney	8 PM	CenturyLink Center
El Recodo • Los Recoditos • Lennin Ramirez • SuenaTron	8:30 PM	Ralston Arena
3teeth with Plack Blague	8:30 PM	Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St	$15

Monday, July 24

Event	Time	Location	Info
Culinary Fight Club	6 PM	Dudley’s Pizza & Tavern, 2110 S 67th St, Ste 108
Lacto-Fermentation	6 PM	City Sprouts, 4002 Seward St
Before The Boards - Lacey, Jeremy, Bridget (and Dan): A Family	7 PM	Shelterbelt Theatre, 3225 California St	$5
Pool Tournament	7 PM	California Bar, 510 N 33rd St	$10 buy-in
Comedian Dave Waite	8 PM	Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St	$10
Arts & Drafts	8 PM	The Down Under Lounge, 3530 Leavenworth St
Casablanca: Monday Night at the Movies	8:30 PM	Turner Park
Monday Trivia Night	10 PM	The Max, 1417 Jackson St
Miwi La Lupa / Oquoa	10 PM	Pageturners Lounge, 5004 Dodge St

Tuesday, July 25

Event	Time	Location	Info
Tuesday Trail Ride	8 AM	One Pacific Place, 10381 Pacific St
History and Appreciation of Antiques: Heisey Glass	9:30 AM & 1:30 PM	Douglas County Historical Society, 5730 N 30th St, #11B	douglascohistory.org
CodeCrush Summit 2017	5 PM	UNO Campus	codecrush.unomaha.edu
Patio Pup Crawl Series	6 PM	Turner Park	Omaha.dog
Dance It Out w/ RADIO LOBO 97.7	6 PM	Dance it Out, 2910 K St
Tempo of Twilight concert featuring Daybreak Rock and Roll Show	6 PM	Lauritzen Gardens, 100 Bancroft St
Taco Tuesday Trail Runs with the Goatz!	6 PM	Boondockers, 120th & Fort
AFI and CIRCA SURVIVE	6:30 PM	Sokol Auditorium and Underground, 2234 S 13th St
Populace Gathering	6:30 PM	Elmwood Park, 808 S 60th St	lonelytower.org
Michael Charles	6:30 PM	Anthony’s Steakhouse, 7220 F St	ozoneomaha.com
Indivisible Nebraskans Large Group Meeting	7 PM	UNO Community Engagement Center
New Humans	7 PM	Jambo Cat, 4916 Underwood Ave	$5
July Drink n Draw!	7 PM	Apollon Art Space, 1801 Vinton St	$8
Benson Songwriter Exchange / "Perfectly Still"	7:30 PM	Petshop Gallery, 2727 N 62nd St	bensonsongwriterexchange.com
Flaw with A Killers Confession	8 PM	Shamrocks, 5338 N 103rd S	$10
Cantharone, Tower of the Elephant God	8 PM	Milk Run, 2578 Harney St
Burkum Boys with Bach Mai & Charles Alley	8 PM	Reverb Lounge, 6121 Military Ave	$7
Art of Anarchy with Lonely Estates	8 PM	Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St	$30
The Roast Of Danny Whitman	9 PM	Dr Jack’s Drinkery, 3012 N 102nd St	$5, 18+
Braniac Trivia	9 PM	O’Leaver’s, 1322 S Saddlecreek Rd	21+

Wednesday, July 26

Event	Time	Location	Info
IPMS USA National Convention	8 AM	La Vista Conference Center	ipmsusa2017.com
Hump Day Hemp Chat!	8 PM	The Egg & I Restaurant, 3605 N 147th St, Ste 108
Keystone XL Public Hearing	10 AM	Ralston Arena
July Reader's Circle - The Ordinary Spaceman by Clayton Anderson	12 PM	Douglas County Historical Society, 5730 N 30th St, #11B	douglascohistory.org
CodeCrush Summit 2017	4 PM	UNO Campus	codecrush.unomaha.edu
Walter Trout w/ Brandon Miller Band	6 PM	Chrome Lounge, 8552 Park Dr
USPSA Pistol Match	6 PM	Omaha Gun Club, 2828 S 82nd Ave	practiscore.com
Food Pantry Boxing Night!	6 PM	Benson Baptist, 6319 Maple St
Paddle Boarding with ynpnGO	6 PM	Standing Bear Lake	$25
Bill Chrastil	6:30 PM	Ozone Lounge, 7220 F St
Havok	7 PM	Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St	$13
BWP July Reading Event	7 PM	Gallery 1516, 1516 Leavenworth St	thebackwaterspress.com
Archery	7 PM	4408 Ida St	lonelytower.org
Mode Shift Omaha Monthly Meeting	7 PM	Jane’s Health Market, 6103 Maple St
Bingo W/ Nebraska Brewing Co.	7 PM	Casual Pint, 8718 Countryside Plz
Keychain, Adakain, Leighton, Mindflight and Jared William	7:30 PM	Shamrocks, 5338 N 103rd S
Joshua Radin & Rachael Yamagata	7:30 PM	Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St	$25
Nicolas Jaar w/ Closeness	8 PM	Slowdown, 729 N 14th St	$23
The Reckoning	10 PM	Bar 415, 415 S 13th St

Thursday, July 27

Event	Time	Location	Info
IPMS USA National Convention	8 AM	La Vista Conference Center	ipmsusa2017.com
History and Appreciation of Antiques: Heisey Glass	9:30 AM & 1:30 PM	Douglas County Historical Society, 5730 N 30th St, #11B	douglascohistory.org
Bayou City Brass Band	5 PM	Turner Park	ticketomaha.com
The Allure of the Past: 100 Years of French Jewelry	5 PM	Joslyn Art Museum, 2200 Dodge St
DigiTour: GoodTimes	5:30 PM	Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St	$25
Nebraska Light the Night Kickoff	6 PM	Beacon Hills, 6750 Mercy Rd
Family Fishing Night	6 PM	Benson Park, 7028 Military Ave
The Norman Jackson Band	6:30 PM	Ozone Lounge, 7220 F St
Worldwide United Pageants	6:30 PM	Ramada Inn, 3321 S 72nd St	worldwideunitedpageants.com
On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the 20th Century	6:45 PM	Urban Abbey, 1026 Jackson St
Fliye Productions Truth from Different Perspectives 5	7 PM	Fair Deal Café, 2118 N 24th St	$10
Bike Night with Outlaw Road	7 PM	Dr Jack’s Drinkery, 3012 N 102nd St	21+
DCLP Meeting	7 PM	UNO Community Engagement Center	Douglas County Libertarian Party
Heartland Pride Public Board Meeting	7 PM	Do Space, 72nd & Dodge
Prehistoric Putt with the Democrats!	7 PM	Prehistoric Putt, 11134 Q St	$15
Jeopardy!	8 PM	Mercury, 329 S 16th St
Voice of Addiction / the Shidiots / Dead Words / Eponymous	8 PM	Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St	$8
Good Old War w/ Twin Bandit	8 PM	Slowdown, 729 N 14th St	$15
Hear Kitty Kitty	8:30 PM	Growler USA, 16274 Evans Plz
Punch Clock Martyrs - Davis K - N8 M Sic	9 PM	The Down Under Lounge, 3530 Leavenworth St
A Night Out with Jon Herman	9 PM	Backline, 1618 Harney St
Holy Ghost Men's Club	9 PM	Barley Street Tavern, 2735 N 62nd St
Chris Shelton	9:30 PM	Dubliner Pub, 1205 Harney St
Broomball	9:45 PM	Grover Ice Rink, 6161 Grover St	$10

Friday, July 28

Event	Time	Location	Info
IPMS USA National Convention	8 AM	La Vista Conference Center	ipmsusa2017.com
5th Annual River City Motorcycle Challenge	8 AM	Dillon Brothers, 3840 N 174th Ave	blueknightslemc.com
Stein Night!	5PM	German-American Society, 3717 S 120th St	$3
Turner Park Night Market	6 PM	Turner Park
Bets for Vets Casino Night!4Homeless VA	6 PM	A Place at Home, 11310 Davenport St	Non-perishable food item donation
Omaha's Bridge Beats	6 PM	601 Riverfront Dr	bridgebeats.com
Carolyn Wonderland w/ 40 Sinners	6 PM	Chrome Lounge, 8552 Park Dr
Live Racing	6:30 PM	Horsemen’s Park, 6303 Q St
Edem Soul Music	7 PM	Hotel RL, 3321 S 72nd St	redlion.com
Gabriel Iglesias – FluffyMania	8 PM	Ralston Arena
Jitterbugs' Night Out	8 PM	Fraternal Order of Eagles, 201 S 24th St	jitterbugs.org
September Mourning wsg/ The Emblem Faction & Skysail	8 PM	Shamrocks, 5338 N 103rd S
Cultivated KickBack Arts Edition	8 PM	Outrspaces, 528 S 24th St
Pets With Human Names /The Rooftop Junkies/ Broken Skulls /SWM/ VMPG	8:30 PM	Dr Jack’s Drinkery, 3012 N 102nd St	$7, 18+
Hipster OR Lesbian? Benson REVEL!!!	9 PM	The Sydney, 5918 Maple St	$5, 21+
Thumper & Generation One	9 PM	Growler USA, 16274 Evans Plz
Salt Creek with Histrionic	9 PM	Reverb Lounge, 6121 Military Ave	$7
OGLBT Sports League Pool Party	9 PM	Sunny Slope Pool, 10411 Fowler Ave	oglbtsports.org
Cornhustle 044 featuring Composuresquad	9 PM	Bar 415, 415 S 13th St	21+
The 70's Band Party Cruise!	9 PM	River City Star, 151 Freedom Park Rd	rivercitystar.com
DJ Shift-D	9 PM	Cove Lounge, 3525 N 147th St, Ste 201
Skies Are The Limit: Hosted By House Of Goon	9 PM	Club Vibe, 1901 Leavenworth St	$5, 21+
Power Hour (Standup)	9 PM	Backline, 1618 Harney St	$5
Odd Harmona	9 PM	The Down Under Lounge, 3530 Leavenworth St
Free Truman, DSM-5, The New Rosenbergs, Madison Shilliday	9 PM	Milk Run, 2578 Harney St	$5
The DiBaise Brothers	9 PM	On The Q St Bar, 4821 Q St
When Towers Fall & Your Last Chance W/ The Beat Seekers, Phoenix Principle	9 PM	Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St	$8
The Bedrock // Traveling Mercies // Ragged Company	9 PM	Barley Street Tavern, 2735 N 62nd St	$5, 21+
Twinsmith Release w/ I Forgot To Love My Father, Thick Paint	9 PM	Slowdown, 729 N 14th St	$10
Ex-Cult ~ Wrong Pets ~ Kool 100's ~ Nowhere	9:30 PM	O’Leaver’s, 1322 S Saddlecreek Rd	$7, 21+
The Six	9:30 PM	Two Fine Irishmen, 18101 R Plz, Ste 108
The Kelihans	9:30 PM	Dubliner Pub, 1205 Harney St	$3

Saturday, July 29

Event	Time	Location	Info
PurpleStride	7:30 AM	Aksarben Village
IPMS USA National Convention	8 AM	La Vista Conference Center	ipmsusa2017.com
Benson Days	8 AM	Benson
TCGPlayer Wizkids State Champs!	8 AM	Krypton Gaming, 2819 S 125th Ave, Ste 264	$20
Head for the Cure 5K	8 AM	Lewis and Clark Landing	headforthecure.org
Village Pointe Farmers Market	8:30 AM	Village Pointe, 168th & Dodge
Omaha Farmers Market	9 AM	Old Market	omahafarmersmarket.com
Nebraska CCW Class	9 AM	Inner 10 Weapons & Training, 8910 Military Rd	$120
Kickaballooza Kickball Tournament	9 AM	Lamp Park Baseball Fields	$300/team, 21+
Star Wars X-Wing Store Championship	9:30 AM	Game Shoppe, 4014 N 144th St	$15
Film Streams 10th Anniversary Celebration	10 AM	Film Streams, 13th & Mike Fahey St	filmstreams.org
City Sprouts Farm Stand	10 AM	City Sprouts, 4002 Seward St
2017 Ducati Omaha Strada Tour	4 PM	Ducati Omaha, 15025 Industrial Rd	ducatiomaha.com
Omaha Beer and Bacon Festival	5 PM	Old Mattress Factory, 501 N 13th St	eventbrite.com/e/2017-omaha-beer-bacon-festival-tickets-34586289523
Live Racing	6:30 PM	Horsemen’s Park, 6303 Q St
Vibes Summer Concert Series	6:30 PM	Village Pointe Shopping Center
Bill Moseley Live!	7 PM	Alamo Drafthouse, 12750 Westport Pkwy	drafthouse.com
Cosplay Night	7 PM	The Max, 1417 Jackson St
UFC 214	7 PM	Saints Pub, 4915 N 120th St
Stavro	7 PM	Sozo Coffeehouse, 1314 Jones St	$8
Shiddyfest 7 OR 8	8 PM	Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St	$10
From the Arc	8:30 PM	Shamrocks, 5338 N 103rd S	$7
Benson Soul Society	9 PM	Reverb Lounge, 6121 Military Ave	21+
Matt Cox	9 PM	Growler USA, 16274 Evans Plz
Trivia Night	9 PM	Julio’s, 2820 S 123rd Ct
Slings & Arrows // The Electroliners // Daniel Burns	9 PM	Barley Street Tavern, 2735 N 62nd St	$5, 21+
ORPHEUS/Fallen Reign/Flourishing Illusions/Fields of Murder	9 PM	Dr Jack’s Drinkery, 3012 N 102nd St	$5, 18+
EZB w/ JMNM, Loveland & Superpaul	9 PM	Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St	$6
String Theory	9 PM	Bar 415, 415 S 13th St	$5, 21+
Cover Me Badd	9:30 PM	Two Fine Irishmen, 18101 R Plz, Ste 108
The Kelihans	9:30 PM	Dubliner Pub, 1205 Harney St	$3
Whose Backline is it Anyway?	10 PM	Backline, 1618 Harney St	$5
Ojai (solo) w/Saxophone Juice	10 PM	Blackstone Meatball, 3910 Harney St
Westerners ~ Cloud Feeder ~ House Vacations	10 PM	O’Leaver’s, 1322 S Saddlecreek Rd	$5, 21+

Sunday, July 30

Event	Time	Location	Info
Tai Chi in the Park	8:30 AM	Memorial Park	Donations accepted
Omaha Farmers Market	9 AM	Aksarben Village	omahafarmersmarket.com
Christmas in July - Drag Queen BINGO	1 PM	Flixx Lounge, 1015 S 10th St
Lindy in the Park	1 PM	Stinson Park
King of Tokyo tournament	1 PM	Spielbound, 3229 Harney St	spielbound.com
That Punk Jimmy Hoffa! Book Launch	2 PM	Concierge Marketing and Book Publishing Services, 4822 S 133 St
Ska-B-Q	3 PM	Lookout Lounge, 320 S 72nd St	$15
Watermelon Feed	3 PM	Dundee Community Garden, 4902 Underwood Ave	$0.50
Sunday Social: Lupines ~ Leafblower Cassette Release ~ Dog Party	5 PM	O’Leaver’s, 1322 S Saddlecreek Rd	$5, 21+
Poker Night with the Nebraska Young Democrats!	6 PM	IBEW Local 22, 8946 L St	$50
Adelitas Way! w/ Save The Hero, Born On Leap Year, & Mindflight	6 PM	Bourbon Saloon, 311 S 15th St	$20
Chris Isaak	7 PM	Ralston Arena	chrisisaak.com

Tulsa's event list.

Wednesday, Mar 8th

• 🍴 Chamber Luncheon (Skiatook) Start Time: 12:00pm
• ♪ Depths of Hatred, So This Is Suffering, Forever in Disgust and Constant Peril (The Vanguard) Start Time: 7:00pm Depths Of HatredSo This Is Suffering, Forever in Disgust, Constant PerilWed 3/08Doors: 7:00 pm / Show: 7:00 pm This event is all ages
• 🍴 Food Truck Wednesday (Guthrie Green) Start Time: 11:30am
• 😂 Gabriel Rutledge (Loony Bin) Thru Sat, Mar 11th
• Oklahoma Reining Horse Association Ride & Slide (Expo Square: Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex) Thru Sun, Mar 12th The Oklahoma Reining Horse Association Ride & Slide is an action-packed display of equestrian skills at the…
• Ok, So Story Slam (Enso Bar) Start Time: 8:00pm Ok, So Tulsa Story Telling Competition - Open Mic
  Tulsa's Monthly StorySlam is looking for people to come share their stories onstage in front of a live audience (21+). No experience necessary and we need contestant/storytellers just like you!
  Tulsa's Monthly Open Mic StorySlam: The SECOND WEDNESDAY of every month we come together at Enso…
  
• PAWS For Reading (Owasso Library - Owasso) Start Time: 4:00pm Registered therapy dogs are excellent listeners. Kids ages 5-12 are invited to read their favorite books to a furry, four-pawed friend. Each reader will receive a free book provided by the Tulsa Library Trust. Class size is limited and registration is required. Call 918-549-7624 to register.
  
• Rakta + Reigns + Bonemagic (Soundpony Lounge) Start Time: 9:00pm
  
• ♪ R. KELLY (Brady Theater) Start Time: 8:00pm 105 W M.B. Brady St, Tulsa, OK 74103 Opened: 1914
  Capacity: 2,800
  Phone: (918) 582-7239
  
• 🎭 Sweeney Todd (Theatre Tulsa) Thru Sun, Mar 12th Join us for dinner, won't you? This spring, #HeadsWillRoll as we present Stephen Sondheim's macabre masterpiece LIVE in Tulsa! Featuring Mark Frie, star of "Les Misérables" and "Fiddler On The Roof", and from Erin Scarberry, director of "Chicago" and "The Great Gatsby"! Order your tickets at myticketoffice.com or call 918-596-7111! Sweeney Todd…
  
• Travis Linville (Mercury Lounge)
  

Thursday, Mar 9th

• 😂 Gabriel Rutledge (Loony Bin) Thru Sat, Mar 11th
• Greater Tulsa Home & Garden Show (Expo Square: River Spirit Expo) Thru Sun, Mar 12th Find everything you need for your home and garden including useful tips and new products at the Greater Tulsa Home &…
• ♪ The Many Colored Dead at Downtown Lounge and Bringer (The Vanguard) Start Time: 7:00pm The Many Colored Death at Downtown The Many Colored Death at Downtown LoungeBringerThu 3/09Doors: 7:00 pm / Show: 7:00 pm This event is 21 and over3/09Doors: 7:00 pm / Show: 7:00 pm This event is 21 and over
• North by North + Animal Names (Soundpony Lounge) Start Time: 9:00pm
• Oklahoma Reining Horse Association Ride & Slide (Expo Square: Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex) Thru Sun, Mar 12th The Oklahoma Reining Horse Association Ride & Slide is an action-packed display of equestrian skills at the…
• ♪ Shane Smith & The Saints (Cain's Ballroom) Doc Roc Presents
• 🎭 Sweeney Todd (Theatre Tulsa) Thru Sun, Mar 12th Join us for dinner, won't you? This spring, #HeadsWillRoll as we present Stephen Sondheim's macabre masterpiece LIVE in Tulsa! Featuring Mark Frie, star of "Les Misérables" and "Fiddler On The Roof", and from Erin Scarberry, director of "Chicago" and "The Great Gatsby"! Order your tickets at myticketoffice.com or call 918-596-7111! Sweeney Todd…
• Tulsa World Career Fair (Expo Square: Central Park Hall)

Friday, Mar 10th

• Afistaface (Soundpony Lounge) Start Time: 9:00pm
• Caffeine Crawl (Hodges Bend) Coffee lovers in Tulsa will not want to miss the annual Caffeine Crawl. Meet new people, try delicious coffee drinks and…
• 😂 Gabriel Rutledge (Loony Bin) 1 day left
• Greater Tulsa Home & Garden Show (Expo Square: River Spirit Expo) Thru Sun, Mar 12th Find everything you need for your home and garden including useful tips and new products at the Greater Tulsa Home &…
• ♪ Ha Ha Tonka (Mercury Lounge) Start Time: 10:00pm
• ♪ Internation Women's Day Celebration with VagittariusSpirit Cuntz and Fiawna Forte (The Vanguard) Start Time: 7:00pm The Vanguard and Bros. Houligan Presents...International Women's Day Celebration w/ VagittariusSpirit Cuntz, Fiawna Forte, LOCAL TBAFri 3/10Doors: 7:00 pm / Show: 7:00 pm This event is all ages
• ♪ Jimmy Eat World et al. (Cain's Ballroom) Start Time: 8:00pm ON SALE THU 12/15 10:00 AM CST This event is all ages Advance $27 | Day of Show $29 | Door $29 | Mezzanine (21+) $42 There is a $2 fee that applies to each ticket purchased at the Cain's Box Office. No re-entry! No smoking! No refunds! Oklahoma Joe's BBQ will be available for dinner from 7pm - 8:30pm. Support acts are subject to change without…
• Jimmy Eat World (Cain's Ballroom) Start Time: 7:00pm
• ♪ Monte Montgomery (Tulsa Little Theatre) Start Time: 7:30pm Doors 6:45, show at 7:30. No opener. General Admission $25 adv/$30 door. Reserved $32-$69. Named one of the Top 50 All-Time Greatest Guitar Players by Guitar Player Magazine, Monte Montgomery has resisted the temptation to be just a guitar slinger from Austin, in large part by honing his chops as a triple threat: songwriter, singer and master…
• Oklahoma Reining Horse Association Ride & Slide (Expo Square: Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex) Thru Sun, Mar 12th The Oklahoma Reining Horse Association Ride & Slide is an action-packed display of equestrian skills at the…
• Skytown, The Mules And Danner Party (Blackbird On Pearl) Start Time: 9:00pm
• Starpower Dance Competetion (Cox Business Center) Thru Sun, Mar 12th Start Time: 8:00am Mar 10 – 12 | 8am - 10pm Star Power Talent Competition Exhibit Hall A STARPOWER is entering its 30th Anniversary year in the world of dance competitions and is stronger than ever. In 2017 Starpower will continue to use its innovative STAR SCORING PROGRAM with 3 levels of competition. For more information, please visit…
• Struggle (The Shrine) Start Time: 9:00pm
• 🎭 Sweeney Todd (Theatre Tulsa) Thru Sun, Mar 12th Join us for dinner, won't you? This spring, #HeadsWillRoll as we present Stephen Sondheim's macabre masterpiece LIVE in Tulsa! Featuring Mark Frie, star of "Les Misérables" and "Fiddler On The Roof", and from Erin Scarberry, director of "Chicago" and "The Great Gatsby"! Order your tickets at myticketoffice.com or call 918-596-7111! Sweeney Todd…
• ZZ Top (Paradise Cove @ Margaritaville) Catch American rock band ZZ Top live as they bring their tour to River Spirit Casino in Tulsa. The band formed in…

Saturday, Mar 11th

• Bart Crow (The Shrine) Start Time: 9:00pm
• ♪ Dalton Domino (Mercury Lounge)
• 🎭 The Drunkard and the Olio (Tulsa Spotlight Theatre) Start Time: 7:30pm
• Tulsa Flea Market (Expo Square: Exchange Center)
• Free Day:Second Saturday (Philbrook Downtown) Start Time: 10:00am Free. Family. Fun. Bring the whole family for Philbrook Second Saturday. Free admission all day and a variety of hands-on activities (until 4pm).
  Don't miss it! Full itinerary coming soon.
  
• 😂 Gabriel Rutledge (Loony Bin) Last Day
  
• Greater Tulsa Home & Garden Show (Expo Square: River Spirit Expo) 1 day left Find everything you need for your home and garden including useful tips and new products at the Greater Tulsa Home &…
  
• Helen Kelter Skelter + Mother Tounges + The Girls Room + Ramona and the Phantoms (Soundpony Lounge) Start Time: 9:00pm
  
• ♪ Mark Gibson Music (Rose District - Broken Arrow) Start Time: 6:00pm
  
• Miranda Lambert et al. (BOK Center) Start Time: 7:00pm Miranda Lambert is coming to Tulsa's BOK Center as part of her highly anticipated Highway Vagabond Tour. Special…
  
• Oklahoma Cross Country Racing Association Round 1 Race (Williams Ranch - Skiatook) Day 1 of 2 Grab your bikes and head to Skiatook for a weekend of thrilling cross-country racing at the Williams Ranch XC…
  
• Oklahoma Reining Horse Association Ride & Slide (Expo Square: Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex) 1 day left The Oklahoma Reining Horse Association Ride & Slide is an action-packed display of equestrian skills at the…
  
• ♪ The Road to Austin and Sam Westhoff (The Vanguard) The Road To AustinSam WesthoffSat 3/11Doors: 7:00 pm / Show: 7:00 pm This event is all ages
  
• Second Saturday FREE Admission both locations all day. (Philbrook Downtown) Start Time: 11:00am
  
• Starpower Dance Competetion (Cox Business Center) 1 day left Start Time: 8:00am Mar 10 – 12 | 8am - 10pm Star Power Talent Competition Exhibit Hall A STARPOWER is entering its 30th Anniversary year in the world of dance competitions and is stronger than ever. In 2017 Starpower will continue to use its innovative STAR SCORING PROGRAM with 3 levels of competition. For more information, please visit…
  
• 🏃 St. Patrick's Day Run (RunnersWorld Tulsa) RunnersWorld Tulsa is proud to present the St.Patrick's Day Run benefiting Special Olympics Oklahoma and the Tulsa Running Club. This years race will start at 39th and Peoria. Over 2,200 runners came out to last years race.
  
• 🎭 Sweeney Todd (Theatre Tulsa) 1 day left Join us for dinner, won't you? This spring, #HeadsWillRoll as we present Stephen Sondheim's macabre masterpiece LIVE in Tulsa! Featuring Mark Frie, star of "Les Misérables" and "Fiddler On The Roof", and from Erin Scarberry, director of "Chicago" and "The Great Gatsby"! Order your tickets at myticketoffice.com or call 918-596-7111! Sweeney Todd…
  
• ♪ TSO Pops: Route 66 A Trip Down Memory Road (Tulsa Performing Art Center) Start Time: 7:30pm TSO Pops: Route 66 � A Trip Down Memory Road Mar. 11 at 7:30 p.m. :: Chapman Music Hall Get your kicks on The Mother Road! Sit back and relax as Tulsa Symphony creates the perfect soundtrack for your Route 66 road trip. Conducted by Ron Spigelman, Tulsa Symphony will delight you with a swell mix of tunes paying tribute to favorite peopl... GET…
  

Sunday, Mar 12th

• 🎭 The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Tulsa Performing Art Center) Start Time: 3:00pm The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial Mar. 10-11, 16-18 at 8 p.m.; Mar. 12 at 2 p.m. :: Liddy Doenges Theatre In 1953, Herman Wouk adapted the court-martial chapters of his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel into a suspenseful evening of theatre. It's the story of a young lieutenant, Maryk, who is on trial for relieving his captain of command in the midst of…
• Conor Oberst (Cain's Ballroom) Hailing from Omaha, Nebraska, singer and songwriter Conor Oberst has been playing music for over two decades. Known…
• Greater Tulsa Home & Garden Show (Expo Square: River Spirit Expo) Last Day Find everything you need for your home and garden including useful tips and new products at the Greater Tulsa Home &…
• Gym Shorts + Vietrahm + The Paranoyds (Soundpony Lounge) Start Time: 9:30pm
• ♪ Jane Monheit with special guest Nicholas Payton and the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra (Tulsa Performing Art Center) Start Time: 8:00pm Jane Monheit with special guest Nicholas Payton and the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra Mar. 12 at 7 p.m. :: Chapman Music Hall Monheit and Payton will blend their talents for this celebratory concert as they did recently on a recent CD: The Songbook Sessions: Ella Fitzgerald. Considered to be one of the greatest jazz singers of all time, Ella…
• Oklahoma Cross Country Racing Association Round 1 Race (Williams Ranch - Skiatook) Day 2 of 2 Grab your bikes and head to Skiatook for a weekend of thrilling cross-country racing at the Williams Ranch XC…
• Oklahoma Reining Horse Association Ride & Slide (Expo Square: Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex) Last Day The Oklahoma Reining Horse Association Ride & Slide is an action-packed display of equestrian skills at the…
• Starpower Dance Competetion (Cox Business Center) Last Day Start Time: 8:00am Mar 10 – 12 | 8am - 10pm Star Power Talent Competition Exhibit Hall A STARPOWER is entering its 30th Anniversary year in the world of dance competitions and is stronger than ever. In 2017 Starpower will continue to use its innovative STAR SCORING PROGRAM with 3 levels of competition. For more information, please visit…
• 🎭 Sweeney Todd (Theatre Tulsa) Last Day Join us for dinner, won't you? This spring, #HeadsWillRoll as we present Stephen Sondheim's macabre masterpiece LIVE in Tulsa! Featuring Mark Frie, star of "Les Misérables" and "Fiddler On The Roof", and from Erin Scarberry, director of "Chicago" and "The Great Gatsby"! Order your tickets at myticketoffice.com or call 918-596-7111! Sweeney Todd…
• Universe Contest + Plastic Psalms (Happy Hour Show) (Soundpony Lounge) Start Time: 5:00pm

Monday, Mar 13th

• AZP (Soundpony Lounge) Start Time: 9:30pm
• ♪ Buffalo Fuzz (Mercury Lounge) Start Time: 10:00pm
• The Buttertones + Wild Wing + La Panther Happens (Happy Hour Show) (Soundpony Lounge) Start Time: 5:00pm
• Clover Hunt (Chandler Park) Thru Fri, Mar 17th Start Time: 8:00am All Ages Free Come hunt clovers (made of green paper) hidden within the park (playgrounds, shelters, trees and wooded areas) and bring your clover to the community center to redeem your prize! Find the Pot O’ Gold and win something extra special!
• Glass Mansions (Fur Shop)
• 😂 Stand Up Comedy (The Shrine) Start Time: 9:15pm
• William Singe (Cain's Ballroom) Start Time: 7:00pm
• ♪ William Singe / Alex Aiono (Cain's Ballroom) ON SALE TUE 12/20 10:00 AM CST This event is all ages Advance $22.50 | Day of Show $25 | Door $25 There is a $2 fee that applies to each ticket purchased at the Cain's Box Office. No re-entry! No smoking! No refunds! Support acts are subject to change without notice!

Tuesday, Mar 14th

• ♪ Brett Young (Cain's Ballroom) Start Time: 7:00pm 106.1 The Twister & Spartan College Presents
• Clover Hunt (Chandler Park) Thru Fri, Mar 17th Start Time: 8:00am All Ages Free Come hunt clovers (made of green paper) hidden within the park (playgrounds, shelters, trees and wooded areas) and bring your clover to the community center to redeem your prize! Find the Pot O’ Gold and win something extra special!
• Motown the Musical (Tulsa Performing Art Center) Thru Sun, Mar 19th Celebrate the Tulsa PAC’s 40th anniversary with Motown the Musical. Get ready to experience more than 40 classic…
• ❓ trivia with jack: after trivia: Lume + Plastic Psalms (Soundpony Lounge) Start Time: 8:30pm

See Also

• OK Gamers
• Tulsa Meetup Groups
• Tulsa Library Events