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THURSDAY 1.17

Play Like a Girl. Is your team out of the NFL playoffs? Still need your sports fix? Marshall University has come all the way from West Virginia -- you'll survive a jaunt up to city center. The Golden Hurricane women's basketball team is itching to prove they've got what it takes in this Conference USA match-up. The game starts at 7pm; visit tulsahurricane.com for tickets.

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FRIDAY 1.18

It's definitely not a variety show. Except that it is. Except that it isn't. This show is best described as indescribable. The Calamities Present: An Unholy Mess are putting on enough original songs to fill an album and execute it throughout each of the acts of the show. You definitely don't want to miss this show. The antics begin at 8pm. Call 918-633-8666 for tickets or more info.

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SATURDAY 1.19

Family Business. Father and son Donald and Barron Ryan team up for a night of some of composer Felix Mendelssohn's most famous works at the Mendelssohn Mashup at the Bartlesville Symphony Orchestra. But it's not all stuffy, 19th century music either. The Ryans will mix in music from Mozart to ragtime to round out an evening of beautiful music starting at 7:30pm. Visit bartlesvillesymphony.org for tickets.

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SUNDAY 1.20

Jazz Hands. Preservation and invigoration of jazz dance worldwide: that's what River North Dance Chicago does. And they will be here to show off their beautiful contortions -- on beat. The Cascia Hall PAC plays host as this dance company shows us how it's done. The Sunday matinee starts at 3pm. Visit myticketoffice.com for tickets.

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MONDAY 1.21

American Pride. Take a break from the arts for one day to celebrate the life and legacy of a great man. The Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Parade, led by grand marshal Regina Tisdale, begins at 11am at the corner of North Detroit Avenue and John Hope Franklin Boulevard. Bring the kids and see the floats! Call 918-492-9495 for more info.

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TUESDAY 1.22

Two-Faced. When Jekyll & Hyde opens at the Tulsa PAC, we are forced to confront the dark urges that lurk just beneath the surface in our own lives. Or we could just enjoy a heckuva good show. The lights go down and the horror arises at 7:30pm. Visit myticketoffice.com for tickets.

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WEDNESDAY 1.23

Before It's Too Late. The exhibit opened in December, but it's time you got down there to finally see it. With nearly 100 works spanning a 40-year career, Edgar Payne: The Scenic Journey displays rivers, mountains, and landscapes that will take your breath away. The Gilcrease Museum is open from 10am-5pm. Take a day off and just go. Call 918-596-2700 for details

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THURSDAY 1.24

Something Completely Different. Three artists find the balance between graphic design and high art as they present their works at in Processed--Silkscreen prints by Schmickle, Yang, and Live4This at Living Arts Tulsa. They may echo pop culture and mass-market retail, but rest assured this art is 100 percent original. It's definitely well worth a look. Call 918-585-1234 for details.