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THURSDAY 12.20
Get Your Hands Dirty. Ever thought you could be an artist? Thanks to the Philbrook Museum -- 2727 S. Rockford Rd. -- you can create your original piece using ink and silkscreen designs. It's fun for the whole family on Third Thursday from 5:30 - 7:30pm. Call 918-749-7941 for info.
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FRIDAY 12.21
The end of the world is nigh. Cats and dogs living together. Mass hysteria. And where should you ring in doomsday? End of the World Party at Cain's of course! With music and a silent auction benefiting Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the University of Tulsa's School of Music, you can't go wrong! Party starts at 6pm.
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SATURDAY 12.22
Shake Your Booty. Christmas cookies can do a number on your figure, but La Herencia's 3rd Annual Salsa Benefit Ball can help you work off those calories. With funds raised going to a jazz camp for students at San Miguel Catholic School, you know you're dancing for a good cause. So put on your spiciest outfit and dance on down to the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame -- 111 E. 1st St. Open for cocktails at 7pm. Call Sonia at 918-955-6265 for tickets or more info.
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SUNDAY 12.23
Santa Baby!? What is the world coming to when the Jolly Old Elf himself is accused of sexual harassment by one of his own reindeer? In The Eight, each reindeer gives testimony to layers of corruption implicating everyone at the North Pole. This dark comedy isn't for the kids, but it's still a grimly good time. See it at the Tulsa PAC -- 110 E. 2nd St. -- at 2pm. Visit tulsapac.com for tickets.
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MONDAY 12.24
Light of the World. For the 30th year in a row, Rhema Christmas Lights Extravaganza -- 1025 W. Kenosha, Broken Arrow -- is decking its halls (or at least the church campus) with Christmas lights. With some two million bulbs burning brightly, this contemplative walk in the park will remind you what bringing joy to the world is all about. Every night from 5:30 - 11:30pm through Jan. 1.
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TUESDAY 12.25
I'm Dreaming. Need a break after Christmas dinner? Want to relive the simple satisfaction of yuletides past? White Christmas, the 1954 Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye classic, plays at the Circle Cinema -- 10 S. Lewis Ave. -- on Christmas Day. Come see it with your family, and you'll be dreaming too. Call 918-592-FILM for show times.
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WENESDAY 12.26
Hakuna Matata. The day after Christmas, we don't want you to have any worries. The Kwanzaa Celebration at Rudisill Regional Library -- 1520 N. Hartford Ave. -- will drive all your cares away. Featuring Dailah Johnson and other poets, along with African drummers, Kwanzaa will make this a holiday season to remember. From 6-8pm, don't forget to stay for the talent show! Call 918-549-7323 for more info.
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THURSDAY 12.27
Let's Move. After the friends, family, and food of the last several days, you probably just barely managed to drag yourself to work this morning. We have the cure for that. The first day of High School Basketball Tournament of Champions at the ORU Mabee Center -- 7777 S. Lewis Ave. -- will get your blood pumping and wash those holiday blues away. Games start at 9am and go all the way to 8:30pm. Visit mabeecenter.com for tickets.