Heart Ball Coordinator Gets Heart Healthy Makeover
Retiring. Neither the verb nor the adjective applies to Martha Desmond. Most Tulsans know Martha as the spunky, blonde who handled public relations at Big Brothers & Sisters of Green County for many years. She retired from that post last summer, or at least that was her intention.
Crescendo Music Awards Competition is March 17–19
In 1998, Rotarian Joseph A. Bias had an inspired idea, and in the spring of 1999, with a budget of $1,500, the Rotary Club of Tulsa founded the Crescendo Music Awards. Eleven high school and college students auditioned for a jury of six Rotarians. Three were called back to perform for the entire club and cash prizes were awarded.
Flowers are a Major Design Element in European Homes
Flowers have been admired for thousands of years. Our ancestors included flowers in folk art paintings, embroidery, carpet patterns, etc. Flowers are still one of the most attractive additions to interior design.
The Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame Announces Spring Series
The Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame CEO, Chuck Cissel, announced recently the 2005 Spring Jazz Concert Series line-up, as well as an exciting new website developed to coincide with the expansion of the organization into the new location in the Tulsa Union Depot building. “We continue to have a growing audience here at the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame and look forward to an outstanding Spring Concert Series in 2005,” says Cissel. “We are also very excited to launch our new web site, which will allow our patrons to purchase event tickets online, as well as Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame merchandise, local artists’ CDs and expanded information on the Jazz community in the state of Oklahoma. The web address is: www.okjazz.org.”
MS Dinner of Champions To Honor Mollie Williford
She is…
…Unsinkable
…Unflappable
…Unequaled
…Unmatched
She is Tulsa’s Mollie Williford!
Machu Picchu National Touring Exhibition To Make Final Stop at Tulsa’s Gilcrease Museum
The national touring exhibition Machu Picchu: Unveiling the Mysteries of the Incas makes its final stop at Tulsa’s Gilcrease Museum beginning Saturday, March 19. The exhibition will run through Friday, July 10.
Grady Nichols, Toni Estes Bring in the New Year at The Renaissance Hotel
The Renaissance Tulsa Hotel and Convention Center was the place to be New Year’s Eve as two of Tulsa’s brightest young stars welcomed everyone with a tribute to Motown. Toni Estes and her singers joined Grady Nichols and his band on stage in the Grand Ballroom for a night of great music and celebration.
Gilcrease Museum Opens Enduring Spirit Exhibition
After more than two years of planning and construction, Gilcrease Museum will open a new and innovative exhibition featuring some of the finest works from its Native American art collections. Enduring Spirit: Native American Artistic Traditions open to the public as of Jan. 22.
Interesting and Talented Artist Exhibiting at Seekers
The purpose of this article is to introduce a young talented artist, Christopher Mantle. The artist moved to Tulsa from Louisiana several months ago. He stays with friends here and sells his art at bargain rates. Mantle has worked as a sand-blaster and a clubhouse chef. He has even found a way of expressing his art as a welder and a landscaper.
Interior Concepts Offers Thousands of Design Choices
The first time I visited Interior Concepts, located at 2501 E. 15th St., I had a warm feeling in my heart, as if I had visited my parents’ home or the home of a friend. The owner of the company, Jean Budd and sales representatives Cindy Scanlon, Chris Cantwell, Karen Nease and Roger Brady are very welcoming to visitors. The interior of the store is so warm and inviting that it makes one want to come back. It is not surprising, because Interior Concepts has been in business for 17 years and has a staff of 12 experienced professionals.
A New Look for the New Year
When a new year comes around we all start looking for a golden resolution, that one thing that will improve our lives for the rest of the year.
Accessories Make the Difference
When you think about dressing for the holidays, hopefully you’re thinking about more than what you will be eating with your turkey. I’m talking about rockin’, rollin’ and sportin’ the threads, or for those of you not up on trendy verbiage, dressing up. If you always seem to need an excuse to do so, the holidays will always provide one. There’s your office party and the boyfriend’s. Aunt Gertrude’s eggnog happy hour, Christmas Eve at Mom’s, Christmas Day at Dad’s and numerous other holiday hoedowns. So, now what? You throw on the standard little black dress or the same red sweater and black pants you do every year. No. Wait! Rewind. Tip Number One: Change is good. Try something different. It doesn’t take much or have to be expensive. It can be as simple as putting something new together or trying a new hairstyle. A mini-makeover can be just what you need to put a little glitter in your old glow this holiday season. The thing about fashion is that it is constantly moving forward and changing. Like they say, the only thing constant is change. So why not hop on the fashion train before it hits the next stop?
Ihloff Hosts Fall Collection
The seventh Annual Ihloff Masters Fall Collection once again proved to be a fun, high-energy, creative evening showcasing the season’s new hair styles, hair colors and makeup from Aveda. This year’s show, a benefit for Resonance, also included makeovers, a huge hit with both the employees of corporate sponsors and clients of Resonance who received them and the over 600 people in the audience who applauded the results. Sponsors joining Ihloff Salon & Day Spa included Jackie Cooper Imports, Langdon Publishing, Bama Inc., CFR, Automatic Protection Systems, Senior Star Living and Explorer Pipeline.
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