The Tulsa Voice - December A 2018

Moon phases

How the ‘Oklahoma Indian Ballerinas’ gave the United states a regional tradition

Lyndsay Knecht

G.T. Bynum settles in

The continuing interview, part four

Barry Friedman

Pressing the truth

Hard news in Oklahoma’s resurgent Indian Country

Russell Cobb

Building power

New North Tulsa initiative focuses on ‘doing together for each other’

Mary Noble

White hat, black history

The Chisholm Kid colors the American West in new Gilcrease exhibit

Jezy J. Gray

Mar-avilloso

Fabulosos serves quality marine cuisine

Eric Howerton

Blue Dome’s newest den

Rabbit Hole Bar and Grill offers local music and tasty food

Blayklee Freed

Members only

Give the gift of membership this holiday season

TTV Staff

Lineage and legacy

Three generations of ‘The Nutcracker’

Alicia Chesser Atkin

Distilled Seoul

Chef Ben Alexander brings Korean cuisine to Tulsa’s newest tasting room

Angela Evans

‘Flow together’

Young Oklahoma artists bring vibrant abstraction to the Equality Center

Fraser Kastner

Expanding the field

In new league, Tulsa Rugby continues to grow

John Tranchina

Stories by the sip

New craft distilleries offer alternatives to ‘mindless corporate booze’

Greg Horton

Tinfoil on trial: Tulsa edition

Did the walk to the grassy knoll start in T-Town?

Mitch Gilliam

Melancholic memories

Alfonso Cuarón’s passion project gives Netflix an Oscar contender

Jeff Huston

The art of suffering

Willem Dafoe delivers a heartbreaking performance in this messy Van Gogh biopic

Charles Elmore

Full Circle

A brief rundown of what’s happening at Circle Cinema

Crime and punishment

Reduced sentences mean less property crime in Oklahoma

Damion Shade for Oklahoma Policy Institute

Editor’s Letter – 12/5/18

Jezy J. Gray

December-A 2018