2nd Friday Norman Art Walk is a free celebration of arts & creativity held monthly starting at 6 p.m. in the Walker Arts District of Downtown Norman.

2nd Friday Norman Art Walk is made possible by the Norman Arts Council and a collection of sponsors, including Fowler Automotive, The City of Norman, Oklahoma Arts Council and National Endowment for the Arts.

 

EVENT LISTING

A wide variety of shops, restaurants, offices, bars, concert venues and more team up to produce dozens of free, fun arts events for the Norman community to enjoy each month and celebrate the creativity within it.

Participate

Are you a business, organization, painter, sculptor, vendor, maker, balloon artist, musician, charity or mad scientist that wants to participate in a 2nd Friday? Here's what you need to know and who to get in contact with. 

LINEUP FOR JULY 11 2ND FRIDAY!

6-9 p.m. Friday, July 11, 2025
The Walker Arts District | Downtown Norman 

UPCOMING DATES:
august 8, SEPTEMBER 12, OCTOBER 10

Bison Witches Bar & Deli (211 E Main) hosts their monthly Karaoke night starting at 8 pm!

Gallery 123 (123 E Main) excited to introduce artist, Jeremy Hesslroth, whose electrifying acrylic works can be seen in the stairwell and lobby. Join them on Second Friday and be sure to ask Jeremy about his art practice!

Green Feather Books (300 W Grey) Is hosting Open Mic Poetry Reading, featuring resident poet and artist, Spontaneous Bob. Sign up is at 7 PM with the Mic opening at 7:30!

Guest Room Records (125 E Main) features Live performance by Keathley from 8-8:30

Legally Brewed (123 W Main) has live music from Jared Deck & Dani Reedfrom 6:00-8:00pm.

MAINSITE Contemporary Art (122 E Main) is celebrating the dual exhibitions Spiritual But Not Religious from artist Curtis Jones and Draw Near by artist Rachel Beer.

Curtis Jones is an artist and educator working in Norman, OK where he teaches Printmaking at the University of Oklahoma. “I base my practice around repetition and try to exploit its overlapping relationships with ritual, meditation, obsession, psychosis, and modernity.” Spiritual But Not Religious reflects Jones’ interests in psychedelia, punk rock, surrealism, and outsider art.

Rachel Beer is a visual artist and educator from Central Oklahoma who is currently based in Lawrence, Kansas. Her practice utilizes the language of observational drawing to cultivate devoted attention towards the lowly, the weedy, and the overlooked. "Draw Near acts as an invitation to pause, contemplate, and question the stories we believe about ourselves, each other, and this planet we call home."

Set up in the Library Gallery is ThruMyEyez's exhibition Emotions in Motion. In his signature style, ThruMyEyez uses bright colors, characters, and storytelling to communicate and bring emotions to life. 

Main Street Photo-Video (131 N Porter) features Up Close and Natural: A Photography Exhibit by Garret Hernandez. Garret was born and raised in Oklahoma and loves spending time exploring the outdoors with his camera. The exhibit will show off a mix of macro photography, landscapes and other points of interest found in the outdoors.

Mister Robert Furniture (109 E Main) will be featuring Coach V's 212 Candles and original art.

Oil & Clay Studio (315 E. Gray Street) is celebrating ten years of Oil & Clay Studio! Stop by and cheers with Nora & Louisa - small art market, crafts + toast to wonderful memories

OSC Press (315 E Main) is hosting the opening of Katie Pendley's solo exhibition, Pretty Vulgar. Through her ceramic work, Pendley explores the struggles women often face in society. On the outside, each piece appears pretty and delicate but has a hidden message of inner rage lying underneath. Check out the work, enjoy some light refreshments and get a live printed t-shirt!

Resonator (325 E Main) features the exhibition "ALL CAPS!" by local artist Gregg Standridge. 

Sergio’s Italian Bistro (104 E Gray) will have live music from Amanda Cunningham from 6:30 to 8:30

STASH (412 E Main) is hosting artist Kenzie Grubitz Simpson. Her artwork explores the themes of language, myth, folk practices, and mysticism and is informed by her studies in linguistics at the University of Chicago and religion at the Claremont School of Theology. She is mostly self-taught. While paper cutting is her main medium, she also works with colored pencils, paints wooden toys, and designs cross stitch patterns.

Uncanny Art House (106 E Main) invites the public to the opening of the Uncanny Art Hang Exhibition. This celebratory group show highlights the work of artists who have sketched, painted, brainstormed, and built together during Uncanny’s ongoing open co-working event series, Art Hang. Bringing together a vibrant cross-section of Norman’s creative community, this special exhibition features both emerging and established local artists who embody the spirit of collective art-making and mutual inspiration. From interactive installations to live painting and poetic play, visitors will find joy in both the artwork and the creative energy it inspires.

Up Together (428 E Main) presents Aquariums For Folks Who Can’t Have Aquariums by artist BK (also known as BeeKay).

The Well (210 James Garner Ave) returns with Just for Kids Le Tour Du Monde! in partnership with Le Monde International School and 2nd Friday Norman Art Walk!

Garret Hernandez at Main Street Photo-Video

Garret Hernandez at Main Street Photo-Video

Garret Hernandez at Main Street Photo-Video

Jeremy Hesslroth at Gallery 123

Jeremy Hesslroth at Gallery 123

Get involved with 2nd Friday! We’ve got a couple different ways to participate. Read more below to see where you best fit in!

Vendor Permit Update:

 

During this month’s July Art Walk, the Norman Arts Council will distribute vendor permits on-site beginning at 6:00 pm,  rather than sending it in an email.

Please note that it takes time to cover all five blocks of the event, so it may be a while before we reach your booth. We appreciate your patience.

If you have any questions, please contact Cher Duncan at cher@normanarts.org.

 
 

MAIN STREET BRICK & MORTAR
Businesses OR OrganizationS:

We are happy to have any permanent, brick & mortar business or organization within the footprint of 2nd Friday Norman Art Walk participate. It doesn’t cost a penny to have your event listed in our 2nd Friday promo materials. To have your featured artist, concert, performance or other arts event listed in our listing, guide and poster, please email Travis Catalano at Travis@normanarts.org with all the pertinent information and a high-res image if available.

To request to be added to our monthly 2nd Friday Norman Art Walk Submission Call and Reminder, please email Travis@normanarts.org. Participating in 2nd Friday Norman Art Walks and being listed in any and all marketing materials is totally free and no fees are required. We ask that to be listed, events be free, arts-related and open to the public … and preferably awesome (we’re sure it’s awesome!).

 

ARTIST, MAKER & CULTURAL PARTICIPANTS:
$30 BY 6pm WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 2025
($100 for late Application)

During this month’s July Art Walk, the Norman Arts Council will distribute vendor permits on-site beginning at 6:00 pm,  rather than sending it in an email.

Please note that it takes time to cover all five blocks of the event, so it may be a while before we reach your booth. We appreciate your patience.

If you have any questions, please contact Cher Duncan at cher@normanarts.org.

Thank you for your cooperation, and we hope you enjoy the evening

Get your work seen by thousands of 2nd Friday patrons! There are two ways of doing this:

1). Coordinate with a local shop/gallery/studio to feature your work on their walls, tables and shelves. Almost all 2nd Friday participating businesses are on the look out for new talent to feature in their location, and we ask that you contact the business that you feel is the best match with your work directly (2nd Friday doesn’t book artists for venues but rather markets the collective efforts from individual businesses as a whole, so you’ll need to reach out directly).

2). You can set up as an outdoor participant with an Artist, Maker or Cultural Participant Permit. Showcase your work and sell your wares to 2nd Friday crowds as they travel between shops, galleries and restaurants. Outdoor participants are permitted to setup on the sidewalks while following these guidelines:

  • A minimum of a 5-foot walkway must always be provided.

  • Setup within these 7 blocks: 200 West Main to 300 East Main, and the 200 and 300 blocks of East Gray Street.

  • Please push your display as close to the brick and mortar as possible, even moving chairs to the sides, if necessary, to keep ample walk space available.

  • Participants are not allowed to set up across from bike racks, trees, trashcans, or anything that will impede or limit the walk space.

  • BEFORE registering for a permit, participants must determine their location by getting permission from the business or building owner.

There is a permit fee of $30 due with the submission of the Artist, Maker or Cultural Participant Permit Application, and applications are due 48 hours prior to 2nd Friday, Wednesday at 6 pm. Those who miss the deadline can submit a Late Application for $100.

Each permit is good for one month. Permit windows for the upcoming art walk open up the week following 2nd Friday.

Participants who have failed to register by 2nd Friday may be asked to leave the special event boundaries.

2nd Friday Norman Art Walk is a rain-or-shine event, and the participant fee are only refundable in the event that Art Walk is cancelled by the threat of severe weather.

 

NON-ARTS RELATED OUTDOOR PARTICIPANTS:
$100 BY WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 2025
($200 FOR LATE APPLICATION)

During this month’s July Art Walk, the Norman Arts Council will distribute vendor permits on-site beginning at 6:00 pm,  rather than sending it in an email.

Please note that it takes time to cover all five blocks of the event, so it may be a while before we reach your booth. We appreciate your patience.

If you have any questions, please contact Cher Duncan at cher@normanarts.org.

Non arts-related businesses, non-profits, or other community organizations (including churches, booster clubs, student/youth organizations), as well as political candidates and non arts-related advocacy groups can also apply for a permit to setup on the sidewalks to interact with 2nd Friday guests, given that they follow these guidelines:

  • A minimum of a 5-foot walkway must always be provided.

  • Setup within these 7 blocks: 200 West Main to 300 East Main, and the 200 and 300 blocks of East Gray Street.

  • Please push your display as close to the brick and mortar as possible, even moving chairs to the sides, if necessary, to keep ample walk space available.

  • Participants are not allowed to set up across from bike racks, trees, trashcans, or anything that will impede or limit the walk space.

  • BEFORE registering for a permit, participants must determine their location by getting permission from the business or building owner.

There is a permit fee of $100 due with the submission of the Non Arts-Related Participant Permit Application, and applications are due by Wednesday prior to 2nd Friday Norman Art Walk. Late registration is allowed from the Wednesday deadline through 3 p.m. the day of for $200.

Participants who have failed to register by 2nd Friday may be asked to leave the special event boundaries.

2nd Friday Norman Art Walk is a rain-or-shine event, and the participant fee are only refundable in the event that Art Walk is cancelled by the threat of severe weather.

 

STREET Performers:
FREE BY 6 pM WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 2025

During this month’s July Art Walk, the Norman Arts Council will distribute vendor permits on-site beginning at 6:00 pm,  rather than sending it in an email.

Please note that it takes time to cover all five blocks of the event, so it may be a while before we reach your booth. We appreciate your patience.

If you have any questions, please contact Cher Duncan at cher@normanarts.org.Add to th

e festivities and entertain the art walk crowds! Street performers are permitted to set up on Main Street sidewalks at limited locations with completion of the Street Performer Application. All performers must apply for a permit through NAC, who will assign locations and reserves the right to refuse any application. Location preference may be requested, and brick & mortar businesses may coordinate with NAC to facilitate performances outside their businesses. Applications for a permit — with no fee — are due by 6 p.m. the Wednesday prior to 2nd Friday Norman Art Walk.

 

The Norman Arts Council and the City of Norman reserve the right to deny any participant or performer application that they do not believe fits the purpose of 2nd Friday Norman Art Walk.

 

JUNE LINEUP

Bison Witches Bar & Deli (211 E Main) hosts their monthly Karaoke night starting at 8 pm!

The Depot (200 S Jones) hosting the closing reception of Common Connection - a traveling group photography show featuring 5 photographers from Tulsa: Alexxus Browning, Nicole Donis, Jayro Esparza, Gary Mason, and Rachel Rector.

Green Feather Books (300 W Grey) Is hosting Open Mic Poetry Reading, featuring resident poet and artist, Spontaneous Bob. Sign up is at 7 PM with the Mic opening at 7:30!

Legally Brewed (123 W Main) has live music from Madi Bates from 8:30-9:30pm.

MAINSITE Contemporary Art (122 E Main) is celebrating the opening of dual exhibitions Spiritual But Not Religious from artist Curtis Jones and Draw Near by artist Rachel Beer.

Curtis Jones is an artist and educator working in Norman, OK where he teaches Printmaking at the University of Oklahoma. “I base my practice around repetition and try to exploit its overlapping relationships with ritual, meditation, obsession, psychosis, and modernity.” Spiritual But Not Religious reflects Jones’ interests in psychedelia, punk rock, surrealism, and outsider art.

Rachel Beer is a visual artist and educator from Central Oklahoma who is currently based in Lawrence, Kansas. Her practice utilizes the language of observational drawing to cultivate devoted attention towards the lowly, the weedy, and the overlooked. "Draw Near acts as an invitation to pause, contemplate, and question the stories we believe about ourselves, each other, and this planet we call home."

Set up in the Library Gallery is ThruMyEyez's exhibition Emotions in Motion. In his signature style, ThruMyEyez uses bright colors, characters, and storytelling to communicate and bring emotions to life. 

Main Street Photo-Video (131 N Porter) is partnering with 405 Brewing in their exhibition, Liquid Art - Photography By William Wymore & Annie Wymore. Craft beer meets camera in this new photography exhibition. A visual journey celebrating the artistry of beer - LIQUID ART will be on display inside Main Street Photo-Video. Whether you're a craft beer enthusiast or a photography lover, immerse yourself in the beauty of LIQUID ART by William and Annie Wymore

Mister Robert Furniture (109 E Main) will be featuring Coach V's 212 Candles and original art.

Norman School of Ballet (223 E Main St) Is offering free 10 minute ballet classes for ages 3-10 throughout the night. Classes start at 6pm, 6:30 pm, 7:00pm

Oil & Clay Studio (315 E. Gray Street) will be set up outside The Standard (315 E. Gray Street) with prints, pottery, and more!

OSC Press (315 E Main) is hosting Intrigues, a group exhibition of works by Art Grp & Friends, a collective of artists based in and near OKC. The show is curated by Art Grps new Creative Director, Jared Power. A note from the curator: "I wanted to show off my friends current interests, and give an opportunity for Art Grp members to dig into what is currently exciting them. Here you will see the current intrigues of 22 artists, presented in a way that invites you to absorb them as a collection, and slowly narrow in on what singularly draws you in,what intrigues do you share?"

Exhibiting Artists: Austin Artus, Sarah Atlee, Alexandra Brodt, Karis Chambers, Rachele Cromer, Alyssa Howery, Theresa Hultberg, Roxie Jean, Lauren Kelly , Jess Longley, Tara Mclean, Susan, Metcalf, Marinasol, Roxxann Murphy, Ryan Pack, Jared Power, Skelly Queen, Alanna Riederer, Bianca Roland, Virginia Sitze, Clara Starkwell, Malcolm Zachariah

Resonator (325 E Main) features Wall Scabs by local artist Gavin Taylor (The Muffled Siren).

Sandalwood & Sage (322 E Main) will host Oklahoma acrylic & printmaking artist Asha Chidambaram will be showing her art. Asha says she "particularly likes drawing dragons".  Her art featured this month includes what Asha refers to as "surreal and fantastical scenes".  

Sergio’s Italian Bistro (104 E Gray) will have live music from Gary Dowell Duo from 6:30 to 8:30.

STASH (412 E Main) Will feature artist Natalie Sklaney and is hosting their last Makers Market until September!

Uncanny Art House (106 E Main) Presents The Lost Artwork of Ty Johnson, a riveting exhibition unveiling the never-before-seen artwork of late artist Ty Johnson. Curated in collaboration with Ty's nephew, artist Dylan Johnson, the exhibition honors a mysterious, deeply personal legacy of an artist who disappeared for a decade following two tours in Vietnam, only to resurface briefly before his death. This will be the first time his art has been seen possibly since his tour as a street artist throughout New Mexico, Arizona, and Seattle.

Up Together (428 E Main) presents Aquariums For Folks Who Can’t Have Aquariums by artist BK (also known as BeeKay).

The Well (210 James Garner Ave) returns with Just for Kids Le Tour Du Monde! Join them Friday, June 13th from 6-8pm at The Well in partnership with Le Monde International School and 2nd Friday Norman Art Walk! Join in the bug and fairy fun in this months book theme “Thumbelina”.

May 2025 LINEUP

Aki Kin (120 E. Tonahawa) Join local artist Lauren Kelly for a Book Release Party! In From Canvas to Career, Kelly shares the ups and downs of professional artist life with keen insights for those looking to develop a creative passion into something sustainable. Equal parts technical and anecdotal, Kelly’s work is for any artist— whether you went to art school and never learned how to sell or strategize or never had a shot at art school but want to give it a real go as an artist now. Slide in, enjoy refreshments and art, and catch a live reading and signing. This event is generously hosted by Aki Kin, a Citizen Potawatomi woman-owned business in Norman

The Depot (200 S Jones) hosting the opening of Common Connection - a travelling group photography show featuring 5 photographers from Tulsa: Alexxus Browning, Nicole Donis, Jayro Esparza, Gary Mason, and Rachel Rector.

Firehouse Arts Center (444 S Flood Ave) Join us in celebrating the amazing talents of BFA students in the School of Visual Arts as their sculptures take over Lions Park! Catering and refreshments will be provided by Kam's Kookery on Friday, May 2nd, from 5:30 to 8:30 PM at the Firehouse Art Center

Gallery 1-2-3 (123 E Main) Gallery 123 will be open for May 2nd Friday art walk and have many object d' art suitable for Mother's Day gifts! Come on upstairs (123 Main St - north side of the street across from Main Site) and take a long stroll through the wide variety of excellent artworks including sculpture, paintings, photography, assemblage, glass, and jewelry. This month we would like to highlight a new work by artist Debra Van Swearingen - This is a continuation of her series “Threads of Grace” of which she is working toward turning into a book soon.

Green Feather Books (300 W Grey) Is hosting Open Mic Poetry Reading, featuring resident poet and artist, Spontaneous Bob. Sign up is at 7 PM with the Mic opening at 7:30!

MAINSITE Contemporary Art (122 E Main) is celebrating the opening of Seika, Japan: The 20th Anniversary of Our Sister City in partnership with the Japan Outreach Initiative Program and Norman Cultural Connection. Join us for the opening reception from 6 to 9 p.m. on Friday, May 9th. The show features the history of the sister city relationship, traditional textiles from Seika town, and traditional craft from Kyoto. On Saturday, May 10th at 1:00 pm at MAINSITE, Stone Carver Takaaki Saida and Textile Artist Miho Harada will host an Artist Talk & Demonstration. Visitors will learn more about the traditional crafts, see them in action, and try the techniques themselves.

Still up in the Library Gallery is Talia Nat's exhibition belonging beyond borders. Talia says,
"I’m so excited to share this project with the Norman Community. A very meaningful project made possible with the Norman Arts Council’s artist grants, and friends willing to explore their cultural identity through art. For all my fellow “Third Culture Kids” or transcultural youth —those who grew up between cultural worlds, never fully belonging—please come out! Let’s connect"

Mister Robert Furniture (109 E Main) will be featuring Coach V's 212 Candles and original art.

Oil & Clay Studio (315 E. Gray Street) will be set up outside The Standard (315 E. Gray Street) with prints, pottery, and more!

OSC Press (315 E Main) This Friday for May Artwalk, we are celebrating 4 years since we opened our shop in Downtown Norman!
Come check out the opening of our 4th Orbit Group Exhibition on May 9th from 6-9pm. We will have live printing, cake and snacks by Corbin Taggart, Parker Manek, and Laine Bergeron will do a sound performance at 8pm!

Resonator (325 E Main) features Olfactory Mammalia, a scent-based exhibition that invites you to step into the sensory world of non-human mammals.. Through carefully curated aromas, visitors will experience a series of evocative stories, revealing how different mammals perceive and interact with their environment through smell.

Sandalwood & Sage (322 E Main) will host our annual "Treasures of Nepal Trunk Show" during the Art Walk and including Saturday, May 9th 11-6. Our long time friends Ashok and Ermila will bring a van full of amazing statuary, singing bowls, jewelry, clothing, and so much more direct to you from Nepal & India.

Sergio’s Italian Bistro (104 E Gray) Susan Herndon will be at Sergio’s from 6:30 to 8:30.

STASH (412 E Main) Will feature artist Gayla Goodell and is hosting a Makers Market!

Uncanny Art House (106 E Main) is proud to present Queer Joy, a dynamic month-long celebration honoring LGBTQIA+ creativity, expression, and resilience through art, performance, music, and community. Curated by the Unicorn Workers United (uWu), Queer Joy will kick off during Norman's 2nd Friday Art Walk on May 9th from 6PM-9PM and will include weekly events every Saturday in May, concluding with a community art night on May 31st.

The exhibition features original visual works submitted by queer and allied artists across Oklahoma and beyond. It will debut a traveling library that will continue to showcase queer literature in different locations around the metro and much more. Centering themes of self-expression, empowerment, and joy, the show invites audiences to celebrate the beauty and strength of queer identity in all its forms. Participating artists can be found at our website and below is an overview of the events planned for the month of May.

Up Together (428 E Main) presents Layers of Us, featuring the art work of Allison, Trinity, & Kileigh.

The Well (210 James Garner Ave) returns with Just for Kids Le Tour Du Monde! Join us Friday, May 9th from 6-8pm at The Well in partnership with Le Monde International School and 2nd Friday Norman Art Walk! Local food trucks will include: Scoops Ice Cream Truck, Yum Yum Bites, and Soul City Tacos. 🧳 Pack your (imaginary) bags and get ready to travel the globe with this month's book theme - "Around the World in 80 Days"💫 🎨 Face painting, baked goods, skin care, pet products and much more available from young entrepreneurs in our Norman community at the Young Innovators Market 👩🏽‍🎨 As well as a Le Monde school showcase featuring student-led projects!

APRIL 2025 LINEUP

The Depot (200 S Jones) Drawing the Line features the art of Don Schooler, Galadriel Alethea Lynn, and Nathan Price. These three experienced, talented artists, friends and longtime admirers of each other’s work, each have a unique style but an enthusiasm for the drawn line. With no other restriction than to embrace a strong line, Don, Galadriel, and Nathan invite you to share a love of the line, recognizing that graphic arts are fine art.

Gallery 1-2-3 (123 E Main) will be open for April's 2nd Friday art walk and we are thrilled that the weather will be cooperative this month!  Thanks to all that braved the weather in March - you are the best! Come on upstairs (123 Main St - north side of the street across from Main Site) and take a long stroll through the wide variety of excellent artworks including sculpture, paintings, photography, assemblage, glass, and jewelry. This month we would like to highlight a new work by artist Debra Van Swearingen - This is a continuation of her series “Threads of Grace” of which she is working toward turning into a book soon.

Legally Brewed (123 W Main) will have art from Billy Hensley.

Main St. Photo-Video (131 N Porter) Sights of Sounds Photography from NMF by John Thomas. John has been attending the Norman Music Festival since its first year in 2008 and always with his camera by his side. Over the years he has taken thousands of images and will have many of them on display

MAINSITE Contemporary Art (122 E Main) will host the the opening of the OU MFA Thesis Exhibition featuring artwork from the graduate school work of MFA candidates CJ Carter, Sara Mohajer, and Jenn Peek.

We will also be hosting the opening of Talia Nat's exhibition belonging beyond borders. Talia says,
"I’m so excited to share this project with the Norman Community. A very meaningful project made possible with the Norman Arts Council’s artist grants, and friends willing to explore their cultural identity through art. For all my fellow “Third Culture Kids” or transcultural youth —those who grew up between cultural worlds, never fully belonging—please come out! Let’s connect"

Mister Robert Furniture (109 E Main) will be featuring Coach V's 212 Candles and original art.

Oil & Clay Studio (315 E. Gray Street) is clearing some shelf space to make room for new work. Stop by The Standard to shop new wares, prints, and super discounted items at their Spring Cleaning Sale!

OSC Press (315 E Main) is hosting Oklahoma-based designer, illustrator and photographer (and former Norman Arts Council Assitant Director!) Joshua Boydston in his exhibition, Switch Up. The exhibition ranges in styles but generally speaks to Boydston’s bold, graphic eye when it comes to his art and that which he makes for others. With slices of life and reflections on and of popular media, he hopes his work reminds viewers that art — both the creation and support of — are as fundamental to our daily life and enjoyment thereof as anything else the world has to offer or demand.

Resonator (325 E Main) will be featuring local artist, Nick Lillard in his exhibition, The Wizard’s Rabble

Sergio’s Italian Bistro (104 E Gray) Desiree ABBA from 6:30 to 8:30

Uncanny Art House (106 E Main) is proud to host the University of Oklahoma's School of Visual Arts BFA Showcase. This exciting exhibtition highlights the exceptional talen of OU's Bachelor of Fine Arts students, with a diverse range of mediums, styles, and creative visions.

Up Together (428 E Main) presents Layers of Us, featuring the art work of Allison, Trinity, & Kileigh.

The Well (210 James Garner Ave) returns with Just for Kids Forensic Farm!

2nd Friday Norman Art Walk wouldn't be possible without the support of these wonderful business and organizations.