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THURSDAY 1.31
Acoustic Accoutrements. Returning to the Hunt Club, 224 N. Main St., with a solo acoustics show, Cody Slane mixes both covers and original works. It'll be a soulful meeting and a funky good time. Call 918-599-9200 for more info.
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FRIDAY 2.1
With Hobby Lobby in the news lately, you may not be surprised to learn that its founders, the Green family, have amassed one of the largest collections of Christian sacred texts in the world. The Green Collection is on display at the south lobby of the Mabee Center, 8023 S. Lewis Ave. The event is free and great for the whole family.
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SATURDAY 2.2
Running from the Cold. It may be warm this week, but it's about to get very chilly. The annual Big Freeze Tulsa 5K and Fun Run assembles runners from all over as they vie to be the most hardcore athlete: the kind that runs an obstacle course in winter. The stretching begins at Buddy LaFortune Community Center at LaFortune Park, 5202 S. Hudson Ave. You can watch or you can participate: late registration begins at 7am, with the race itself at 8am. Call 596-5977 to register.
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SUNDAY 2.3
Voulez Vous? The classic story that served as the inspiration for Moulin Rouge is coming to town. Tulsa Ballet Theater's Lady of the Camellias is one of the most emotional ballets you'll ever see right down to the highly unconventional ending. It's playing all weekend, including a 3pm matinee today, at the Tulsa PAC, 110 E. 2nd St. Visit myticketoffice.com for tickets.
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MONDAY 2.4
No Vanilla for Us Please. Where's the line between sexy and kinky? Or between hot and bizarre? Going to see Group Sex: A Cheeky Exploration of the Steamier Side of Love can help you decide as this erotic art show explores every facet (not to say orifice) of sex. It's on all month at Club 209: The Arts Bar, 209 N. Boulder Ave. Call 918-584-9944 for more info -- if you can handle it.
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TUESDAY 2.5
Relax with Class. Ever wanted to kick back with a cigar and a nice glass of wine? At Flight Night you can! With this pairing of food and vino (and cigars!), you can have an enjoyable evening trying new things -- and look like you know what you're doing in the process! Let's face it: Anything said with a cigar and a glass of wine in your hands sounds more official.
Flight Nights goes from 6-8:30pm at the Cigar Box, 500 Riverwalk Terrace in Jenks. Call 918-299-7110 for more info.
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WEDNESDAY 2.6
Bluegrass the Blues Away. It'll be a night of fancy dress and downhome music at the National Fiddler Hall of Fame Gala and Induction. Four fiddlers will be honored with undying recognition by their community. The Byron Berline Band and Mark O'Connor are also scheduled to make an appearance. It'll be a great time at the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, 111 E. 1st St. Visit myticketoffice.com for tickets.
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THURSADAY 2.7
Laugh In. Come see a lady who got into comedy so she could stop selling junk food! That's as good a career change as any, right? Julie Scoggins will bring down the house at the Loony Bin, 6808 S. Memorial Dr., Ste. 234 starting at 8pm. She's also there the rest of the weekend if Thursday night won't work, so call 918-392-5653 for more info.