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Six events you won't want to miss in Oklahoma this week

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  Published in Media and Entertainment on Thursday, January 8th 2026 at 7:12 GMT by The Oklahoman

Comedy Takes Center Stage: Nick Thune in OKC

For those seeking a night of laughter, acclaimed comedian Nick Thune brings his unique brand of observational humor to the Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City this Friday, January 9th. Thune, known for his deadpan delivery and cleverly crafted material, is a rising star in the comedy world. His performances often blend personal anecdotes with sharp social commentary, making him relatable and engaging. The Tower Theatre, a historic venue in the Plaza District, provides an intimate setting for a memorable evening. Tickets start at $25 and can be purchased via the Tower Theatre's website: [ https://www.towertheatreokc.com/events/nick-thune-2026-01-09/ ]. Expect a packed house and a night filled with witty observations and genuine comedic talent.

Artistic Exploration: "American Perspectives" at OKC Museum of Art

The Oklahoma City Museum of Art continues to showcase "American Perspectives: 20th Century American Art from the Oklahoma City Museum of Art Collection." This captivating exhibition provides a comprehensive overview of American art throughout the 20th century. Featuring a diverse selection of paintings, sculptures, and other media, the exhibit highlights the evolution of artistic styles and themes during a period of significant social and cultural change. Viewers can explore the works of iconic American artists and gain a deeper understanding of the nation's artistic heritage. The exhibition runs through February 28th, offering ample opportunity to experience this rich collection. Further details and ticketing information can be found on the museum's website: [ https://okcmoa.com/exhibitions/american-perspectives/ ].

Live Music: The Band Cheyenne Rocks The Blue Door

Oklahoma City's vibrant music scene heats up this Saturday, January 10th, with a performance by The Band Cheyenne at The Blue Door. This local favorite is known for its energetic live shows and blend of rock, blues, and Americana influences. The Blue Door, a beloved Oklahoma City venue, consistently hosts exciting local and regional acts in an intimate and welcoming atmosphere. Tickets are $15 and available through The Blue Door's website: [ https://www.thebluedoorokc.com/event/the-band-cheyenne/ ]. Expect a lively crowd and a fantastic night of music.

A Timeless Tale: "A Christmas Carol" in Tulsa

Though the holidays have passed, the spirit of Christmas continues with performances of "A Christmas Carol" at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. This classic adaptation of Charles Dickens' beloved novella brings to life the heartwarming story of Ebenezer Scrooge's transformation. With beautiful costumes, sets, and a talented cast, the production offers a magical experience for audiences of all ages. Performances are scheduled through January 17th, with tickets starting at $35. Visit the Tulsa Performing Arts Center website for showtimes and ticket information: [ https://www.tulsapac.com/events/detail/a-christmas-carol-2025-2026 ].

Indie Cinema: "Aftersun" at Circle Cinema

For film enthusiasts, Circle Cinema in Tulsa presents screenings of the critically acclaimed "Aftersun" on Friday and Saturday. This emotionally resonant film explores themes of memory, parenthood, and identity through a poignant and visually stunning narrative. Circle Cinema, a non-profit art house cinema, is committed to showcasing independent and foreign films. Check their website, [ https://www.circlecinema.com/ ], for specific showtimes and details.