7+1 Edited by Katie Sullivan

Thursday 1.10

Hey Ladies! Let these luscious lads take your breath away as they share their vocal power. Performing to more than 77 million people across three continents, Australia's musical heartthrobs, The Ten Tenors, bring their dynamic mix of opera, jazz and classic pop music to the Chapman Music Hall, Tulsa PAC, 2nd & Cincinnati. Their undoubted musical talent and flair make these ten brutes too sexy for their shirts, but chances are they don't take them off. You gents can rediscover your manhood as the Tenors show off their aptitude. Performances are tonight at 7:30pm, Jan. 11 at 8pm, Jan. 12 at 2pm and 8pm, and Jan. 13 at 2pm and 7pm. Call 596-7122 or visit tulsapac.com for tickets.

Friday 1.11

Express Yo'Self. SELF Gallery, 2012 E. 11th St., showcases the works of Live4This, a local art team comprised of Darshan Phillips, Aaron Whisner and Nic Trent. Relying on one another to push each other's creative envelope, the art features many media, such as prints, photos and design, with a pop-art, vintage feel. SELF Gallery owner Vanessa Somerville calls the art team "truly hip and cutting edge." So get with the times and head over between 7-10pm. Brookside's Keo caters the event. Visit HYPERLINK "http://www.live4this.com"; www.live4this.com for more artists' information, or call 902-7798.

Saturday 1.12

Strung Out? Why not start the New Year with a relaxing afternoon of string music? Chamber Music Tulsa presents an evening with the Enso Quartet at the John H. Williams Theatre, Tulsa PAC, 2nd & Cincinnati. The word enso comes from the Zen depiction of a circle, signifying the unification of perfection and imperfection. The Quartet keeps this Japanese ideal in mind as it performs a variety of pieces from Haydn, Hugo Wolf, and more. The Enso Quartet includes violinists Maureen Nelson and John Marcus, violist Melissa Reardon and cellist Richard Belcher. Music begins at 3pm. Tickets range from $5-$25.

Sunday 1.13

Architects Attract. This is the final day to view "Oklahoma Moderne: The Art and Design of Olinka Hrdy," the constructivism, art deco and Czech folk art exhibit by Oklahoma native Olinka Hrdy, (1902-1987) at Price Tower Arts Center, 510 Dewey Ave., in Bartlesville. Reflecting her architectural and ornamental style, Hrdy's wall murals got the attention of architects Frank Lloyd Wright and Bruce Goff, who commissioned a cycle of nine music themed murals for his 1929 Riverside Drive project. Although the murals are no longer in existence, the exhibit showcases her working drawings. This project for Goff eventually led to future commissions including the stage curtain and entryway mural for the Historic Brady Theater. Hrdy's accomplished career as an industrial and commercial designer kept her in Hollywood, Calif., before coming home to Prague, Okla., in 1987. $4 admission. Call 336-4949 or visit pricetower.org for more information.

Monday 1.14

Peace and Quiet. The weekend is over. Monday always sucks. Head to Gray Snail, 1334 E. 15th, to enjoy its only somewhat quiet and spacious night of the week. So, order some miniburgers and a beer and enjoy the acoustics. Ryan Adams fans who slacked on getting tickets to Wednesday's show can settle with his covers that guitar duo Wink and Jeff play. If you can't seem to put your work away, free wi-fi is available. Call 587-SLUG for more information.

Tuesday 1.15

Balancing Act. The glass and steel sculptures look like they could move with the slightest breath... an effect of Eric Baker's manipulation of rigid materials to reflect his love for natural forms. "Regarding Whimsy--To See the Serene: By Eric Baker," showcases various sculptures ranging from lighthearted to contemplative at the Tulsa Artists' Coalition Gallery, 9 E. Brady. Gallery Hours are 11am-2pm Tues.-Fri., and 6-9pm Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Free and open to the public. Call 592-0041 or visit HYPERLINK "http://www.tacgallery.org"; tacgallery.org. Exhibit continues through January 24.

Wednesday, 1.16

Lesson Learned. Bet ya don't know much about D-League NBA teams. Here's a tidbit of information: The Tulsa 66ers are affiliated with the Dallas Mavericks, Milwaukee Bucks and the New York Knicks for the 2007-08 season, meaning those three teams can send eligible players to the D-League for various reasons, including practice time, playing time and rehabilitation. So if you have the afternoon off? The Tulsa 66ers take on the Albuquerque Thunderbirds at the Tulsa Convention Center, 100 Civic Center, at 2:45pm. Come cheer on the boys!.

Thursday, 1.17

Sit Down and Shut Up. Just a small town girl. Living in a lonely world. She took the midnight train going anywhere. Just a city boy. Born and raised in South Detroit. He took the midnight train going anywhere. A singer in a smoky room. A smell of wine and cheap perfume. For a smile they can share the night. It goes on and on and on and on at the Pour House, 18th and Boston. Come let down your guard and sing along with karaoke gods, Snapdragon, at 10pm. What?! $2 Boulevards! Thursday night plans are now official. Call 551-7600 for more band and drink special information.