New exhibit that tells the stories of Latinos in Oklahoma.

A special exhibition featuring the art of renowned Kiowa artist Silver Horn. The calendar record illustrates 100 years of Kiowa history through pictorial vignettes marking two seasons each year; one for summer and one for winter. The exhibit will highlight a never-before-exhibited treasure to educate the public about the political, religious, economic and social spheres of Kiowa life in a century of dramatic change and adaptation. The exhibit also demonstrates the importance of conserving invaluable works of ethnographic art and showcases the science behind object conservation in the stewardship of museum collections. This exhibit is made possible by the Kirkpatrick Foundation and the Merkel Family Foundation.

Opening reception is Wednesday, June 3 from 7 to 9 p.m. In the summer of 2007, Dr. Rennard Strickland, an Oklahoma citizen of Osage and Cherokee heritage and a passionate collector of Indian art, announced that he wished to give his remarkable collection of more than 200 works of Native American art to the museum in memory of his mother Adell Tucker Strickland. In conjunction with the Red Earth festival opening, his collection appears in this new exhibition, which includes paintings, baskets, pottery, textiles and sculpture, representing some of the most acclaimed artists of the 20th century to the present. Strickland’s vision and knowledge about Native arts makes this one of the more remarkable contemporary collections to be donated to the museum.

Free, 7:15 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Bring a lawn chair or blanket.

Childhood stories come to life at the Crystal Bridge's newest exhibit. Grand opening on June 6.

Multiple Saturdays. Modified lawnmower racing on oval dirt track.

The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum offers its acclaimed annual exhibition featuring nearly 300 works by the finest contemporary Western artists.

Every Wednesday in July and August zoo admission is only $.75 per person with Way Back Wednesdays. Guests will also enjoy $.75 concession specials, groovy!

Saturdays and Wednesdays, rain or shine. 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Fresh produce, plants,breads, eggs, honey, cut flowers and Black Angus beef. Free Admission. No market July 4.

Start your weekend with Classic Cartoons, Cracker Jacks and Cruises! Enjoy a fun-filled morning with the captain and crew while being entertained with classic cartoons, games and lots of laughs.

Enter your best mammal, landscape, reptile, bird or other photos taken at the Oklahoma City Zoo in the annual Capture the Wild Photo Contest sponsored by OZS ZooFriends. Visit www.zoofriends.com for details

Celebrating 34 years of fresh food, cold drinks and smilin' fun T-shirts.

Explore a sampling of the private art collection of Bob and Curtice McCloy with more than 70 works of art by such famous artists Ken Carlson, Tucker Smith, Tim Shinabarger, Clyde Aspevig, William Acheff, Richard Schmid and Bob Kuhn. Exhibit runs daily from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.

Around the late 1800s, tradition held that women were expected to fill two roles, that of housewife and mother. This exhibit explores how some women bucked tradition. As women traveled west, many were resolute not to follow the path expected of them, while others were forced to look for nontraditional lives. Some joined the rush for gold, entered politics or looked to the arts, while others ventured into gambling and prostitution. Such women were either praised or scorned, but without their courage, women of today would face a different reality.

Open to kids 5-15, call for dates, locations and to register.

$5 Green Fees, $5 Carts, Tee times start at 5 p.m. Play 9-holes with the family. Special junior tees, a free putting course, $2 range tokens, and food and beverage discounts.

For adults 18 and over. 10– 5 (1hour lunch on your own)Oklahoma Art Educator Patrick Riley will help you create your own leather mask.Members $65, nonmembers $75

7 to 10 p.m. A night at the museum, grown-up style, featuring desserts, beverages and open galleries. Must be 21 to enter. $13 per person in advance, $15 at the door.

The Heart of Oklahoma Exposition Center, Shawnee General Public Information: 580-465-5410, 1