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Dark, moody & a little mysterious.✨ Alchemy Cocktail Lounge has landed in historic downtown Edmond.Picture chandeliers, ...
09/22/2026

Dark, moody & a little mysterious.✨ Alchemy Cocktail Lounge has landed in historic downtown Edmond.

Picture chandeliers, candelabras, vintage furniture and a lone disco ball sending shimmers across the bar. From owners Mical George and Liz Warren, the space pairs inventive cocktails (hello, Taylor Swift-inspired Afterglow 👀) with elevated bar bites from Robert Black of La Loba Cantina + Grill.

Read more from Matt Kirouac-York in the September issue.

📸 Maucieri Visuals Co.

We want your famous family recipes! 🥧The holidays are approaching, and we are looking to add some new traditions to our ...
09/16/2026

We want your famous family recipes! 🥧

The holidays are approaching, and we are looking to add some new traditions to our tables.
You know that cherished recipe that has been part of your family table for years? Now is your chance to share it.

The holidays are about family, food and traditions, new and old. This feature will celebrate all of it. ❤️

Submit your favorites in up to five categories until Sept. 25. Winners will be revealed in the November issue.

Details below ⬇️

📸 Cosabella Kitchen recipes photographed by Brandon Smith

Armando Ortiz (The Creative Studio) has become one of Oklahoma’s most luminous talents in high fashion, whether it’s bri...
09/14/2026

Armando Ortiz (The Creative Studio) has become one of Oklahoma’s most luminous talents in high fashion, whether it’s bridal wear, pageant couture or tailored looks for special occasions. Most of his bespoke creations never get credited online, but he is frequently booked out months in advance by a fiercely loyal clientele.

Ortiz is at work almost every day turning his clients’ dreams into reality, and we sat down with him to discuss how he got his start, his career trajectory and more.

Read the full conversation by Kristen Grace in the September issue, available online now.

📸 Charlie Neuenschwander Photography, LLC

Richard Ly ignited OKC’s Japanese dining scene with Awaji. Now he’s back for round two.Kaizume, his new “neighborhood se...
09/11/2026

Richard Ly ignited OKC’s Japanese dining scene with Awaji. Now he’s back for round two.

Kaizume, his new “neighborhood seafood dining” spot in the former Syrup space on NW 23rd, pairs Ly’s meticulous sushi with French finesse courtesy of co-chef Chris McKenna (Packard’s New American Kitchen). The menu swaps in unexpected twists like goat cheese sushi rolls, kampachi with pomegranate ponzu, and a show-stopping bone-in pork chop tonkatsu. Dark wood paneling, pelican portraits and a seaside-yacht feel set the stage for a dining room that feels anything but predictable.

Read more from Matt Kirouac-York in the September issue, online now.

📸 Maucieri Visuals Co.

Imagine that your home could greet guests on your behalf. 🏡For this feature, we visit five homes around the 405 that are...
09/09/2026

Imagine that your home could greet guests on your behalf. 🏡

For this feature, we visit five homes around the 405 that are full of personality. Each reflects a unique blend of the owner’s style, the home’s architecture and the neighborhood’s sense of place. Each beautiful design seems to speak volumes. Some designs spur curiosity. Others cause us to pause, in awe. All make us want to kick off our shoes and stay a while.

Ready to come by and see for yourself? These grand entrances beckon us inside. Read the full feature in the September issue, online now.

✍️ Evie Holzer

What a night celebrating our Faces of the 405 honorees—the people making OKC a wonderful place to be! ✨Huge thanks to a...
09/02/2026

What a night celebrating our Faces of the 405 honorees—the people making OKC a wonderful place to be! ✨

Huge thanks to and for the perfect backdrop to mix, mingle and connect with some of OKC’s most influential local businesses.

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The September issue is here and it’s all about grand entrances and the stories they hold.For our cover story, Home Edito...
08/31/2026

The September issue is here and it’s all about grand entrances and the stories they hold.

For our cover story, Home Editor Evie Klopp Holzer rounded up 5 of the metro’s most beautiful home entrances with full curb appeal, breathtaking design and serious “wow” factor. We teamed up with OKC’s top architecture and real estate photographers to capture it all.

Also inside this issue:
🍂 An autumn-inspired table setting + moodboard from our Extended Home Section
🎓 Meet the man leading one of OKC’s proudest education institutions
🌈 A local fashion designer making all the colors of the rainbow pop
🍣 A bold new sushi spot on 23rd Street
🍸 Downtown Edmond’s daring new cocktail lounge

Read the full issue online now!

Cover: photography by Wilder Ruth

The Oklahoma Opry is in for its best year yet! With a permanent home on the Bricktown Canal under construction, the Opry...
08/27/2026

The Oklahoma Opry is in for its best year yet!

With a permanent home on the Bricktown Canal under construction, the Opry is currently performing weekly next door at ACM@UCO — bringing family-friendly country, bluegrass and folk music to the stage every Saturday night. 🤠

Founded in 1977 by Grant Leftwich (who started it all in his backyard!), the Opry has grown into so much more than a show. Through programs like the Granville Community Music School and Strings of Valor, they're providing music lessons to low-income kids for 50 cents a visit and free guitar lessons to veterans.

🎟️ Tickets are just $20 (with discounts for veterans and groups) at okopry.org. Shows often sell out, so grab your friends and head to Bricktown to see why the Opry is Oklahoma's Official Country Music Show.

Read the full story by Lavinia Creswa in the August issue online now.

Five years ago, Paul Lewis was sculpting monsters and dinosaurs for his nieces and nephews, just for fun. That “hilariou...
08/19/2026

Five years ago, Paul Lewis was sculpting monsters and dinosaurs for his nieces and nephews, just for fun. That “hilarious” side project turned into a full-blown obsession with anatomy, history and the human form.

“I was terrible at it,” Lewis admits. But mentors, discipline and a move to Athens, Greece for seven months of nonstop studio time changed that.

Today, Lewis is up by 5 a.m., racing to get back to work. He’s currently sculpting two major pieces: a striking male figure titled “Transcendence,” and an 8.5-foot memorial honoring Mitchell Short, a beloved 20-year-old skateboarder who passed away in 2025 — a permanent installation soon to be unveiled at The Uncommon Ground in Edmond.

“I’m not interested in telling an audience what to think,” Lewis says. “I’m passionate about building spaces where people can reflect.”

Read the full conversation by Kristen Grace in the August issue, online now.
Photography by Charlie Neuenschwander Photography, LLC

Congratulations to an absolute Oklahoma City ICON Russell Westbrook! Your heart for the game and dedication to our city ...
08/13/2026

Congratulations to an absolute Oklahoma City ICON Russell Westbrook! Your heart for the game and dedication to our city elevated us all to greatness and continues to do so to this day. Thank you for the memories and we can’t wait to move forward together in a new era of OKC progress, innovation, and always asking #0 💪⚡️

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