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Oklahoma History Center
Oklahoma City, OK
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OHS Annual Meeting Plans Announced
April 18 - 20, 2012
Miami, OK
The Annual Meeting of the Oklahoma Historical Society is scheduled for April 18, 19, and 20 in Miami, Oklahoma, Annual Meeting Committee Chair Leonard Logan has announced. All of the program sessions and evening events will take place at the elegant Coleman Theatre, while the luncheons on Thursday and Friday will be
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staged in the Bruce Carter Student Center on the campus of Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College.
To alleviate any problems with parking or finding the venues, shuttle bus transportation will be provided from the convention hotels to the Coleman Theater and to the luncheons at NEO.
The theme of the annual meeting this year is "Crossroads of Creativity: The Impact of Oklahoma on Popular Culture." Festivities will begin Wednesday evening with a Coffeehouse Concert at the Coleman Theatre featuring Mason Williams and a host of outstanding musicians who were prominent in the folk music scene as experienced in coffeehouses in Oklahoma and throughout the nation in the 1950s,
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1960s, and early 1970s. More details on the concert will be provided in subsequent issues of OHS EXTRA!.
Program sessions on Thursday, April 19, and Friday, April 20, will feature presentations on topics such as "The Image of American Indians in Movies and Popular Culture, Images of Oklahoma in Popular Culture, Oklahomans and the Visual Arts, The Coffeehouse Era in Oklahoma, Impact of Oklahomans on Images of the American West, Music and Folklore from the Oklahoma Oil Patch, Oklahomans Who Have Impacted the Popular Culture of the United States, Music Festivals and Circuses in Rural Oklahoma, Oklahoma's Contributions to Jazz and Blues, Oklahoma Authors and Cartoonists, and The Tulsa Drummers.
The Annual Membership Luncheon on April 19 will feature Mason Williams as the Keynote Speaker. Thursday evening will feature "An Evening of Elegance at the Coleman Theatre," while the Annual Awards Luncheon will take place on Friday.
A letter of invitation with registration form and hotel information will be sent to all OHS members in the near future. Non-members may register at a higher cost. Anyone wishing to receive a registration form via email may do so by emailing their request to Paul Lambert at plambert@okhistory.org. |
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OHS Gift Legacy eNewsletter to debut February 25th
The first issue of our new eNewsletter on financial planning, planned giving, financial news, and practical ideas for "Savvy Living" will be sent to the recipients of OHS EXTRA! on Saturday, February 25th.
You will find this weekly publication to be full of useful information. We hope you will read several issues and decide you want to continue to receive it. If, however, you decide you do not want to receive it, you will see a link to unsubscribe. Your email address will then be removed from that list. Unsubscribing from the Gift Legacy eNewletter will not impact your status on the OHS EXTRA! mailing list.
Also, we would like to encourage you to take a look at our new planned giving website. If you have questions, please call Paul Lambert at (405)522-5217 or Shelly Crynes at (405)522-0317. |