Oklahoma Today July-August 2003 Volume 53 No. 4

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n perfect summer day is when the sun is shining, the breeze is blow~ng, the birds are singing, and the lawn mower is broken."-James Dent AuqustSun l 4 1 Sandbags overboard as the Gatesway Balloon Festival, held at Northeastern State Universify in Broken Arrow, sets adrift for its tenth year of hot air. Through Sunday. Think swallowing a seed will sprout a vine within? Find out for sure at Valliant's annual Watermelon Festival. Concerts, games, and a parade are in store, as well as I 3 4 5 Delight in relief from Hundreds gather in Whittle your way If you can't bat the hot temps at Fred- Anadarko for the to Shawnee for heat, bask in it at erick's Ice Cream yearly American the first day of the the lake Keystone Social. Bring home Indian Exposition. Ex- Woodcarver's Dog Days Festival in made ice cream and perience arts, crafts, Festival at the Santa Mannford. In addition join in hymns at the and culture during Fe Depot Museum. to standard lake fare, historic church on the fiveday celebra- The show spotlights a kids triathlon and the grounds of the tion at the Caddo carved items from houseboot regatta Pioneer Heritage County Fairgrounds. across the state. round out activities. Townsite Center. Through Saturday. Through August 29. Through Saturday. Elizabethan gaiety arrives stateside with Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park. Bring a blanket and dine alfresco while enioying a performance of Othello at Hafer Park in Edmond. 10 s the first of galle{walls with the Color of Nightexhibit. An ancillary exhibition of his sculpture will also be on display. Through November 9. Get saddled up for the 101 Wild West PRCA Rodeo in Ponca City. Take part in the fourday event with a little barbecue, a parade, and o rodeo dance. Through Saturday. Strum along with the folksy tunes of the Green Country Bluegrass Music Festival at Dripping Springs State Park in Okmulgee. Threeday pass, $25. Through Saturday. - 15 Hallelujahl It's time for gospel music. The Seminole Gospel Sing showcases professional gospel groups on an outdoor stage. Through tomorrow. This weekend marks the date for the Oklahoma County Free Fair. Gather at State Fair Park in Oklahoma City and vie for a blue ribbon at this annual event preceding the state fair next month. Lace up your sneakers and wait for the gunshot. The seventh annual Run for Arts okes off in down own Fort Gibson today. Uninspired by the 5K? Sign on for the more laidback mile fun run. 30 It's golden! Festivities abound for fifty years of caves at Alabaster Caverns State Park in Freedom. Join in on wildlife programs, nature walks, and plenty of amusement for children. Through September 1.
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