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KOMA Community Events

		Time / Location
1/7 - 6/30	Hearing Loss Association of Oklahoma City Meetings Hearing Loss Association of Oklahoma City Meets monthly on the second Monday. 7-8PM 5100 N Brookline, suite 100 (Immediately West of NW 50th & May) HLA is a support and advocacy group for people with hearing loss and those who love 'em. HLA advocated successfully for communication access in churches, schools, theaters, courtrooms, performing arts centers and more. Members have been called upon to advise, counsel, assist and act as a support system to many who struggle to live with hearing loss, many of them adults who have acquired this invisible disability and find need support on their jobs and in their families. HLA also offers the Faye Donalson Hearing Helpers Demonstration room complete with all sorts of assistave devices. Come by and find out how we can help you.	7p-8p, at N Brookline, suite 100 (Immediately West of NW 50th & May)
1/7 - 6/30	TIP Club, vusiness meeting Tip Club Meets weekly on Wednesday, 8AM, HomeTown Buffet 3900 NW 63 Tip Club is business meeting organized specifically to exchange business information, "TIPs". Tip Club has been meeting weekly since the mid 1950’s and is probably OKC’s oldest weekly “tip” club. Tip Club is based on the “Mastermind Group” principle from Think & Grow Rich. Interested parties invited. Cost for guests; breakfast only. More information, call Ron Hendricks, 721-0757	8am, at HomeTown Buffet 3900 NW 63rd Street
2/8 - 2/14	Singing Valentines SINGING VALENTINES will fill the air during the week of Valentine’s Day, February 8th through February 14th, brought to the OKC metro by the quartets of the OK Chorale, Oklahoma City Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society. Your loved one will be thrilled when four men with red suspenders show-up bearing a card, a beautiful red rose, and then break into a couple of old favorite love songs. It’s a marvelous experience that will be remembered for years to come. Nobody can remember when this service to the community started, but many patrons have received this exciting and joyful gift with tears of joy and speechless surprise. Our quartets will go to homes, offices, schools, shops, restaurants, and just about anywhere you can imagine. We’ve even sung to a jogger on Lake Hefner Trails. You name the person, place, and time; we’ll be there! This is a major fund raiser for the chorus, a non-profit organization, who supports Youth in Harmony and music scholarships in the community. Place an order now by calling 848-SING or order online at www.okchorale.org.	See description, at See description
2/13	Edmond Running Club's 15th Frigid 5 Miler Come join runners and walkers of all ages as they run/jog/walk the USATF sanctioned five mile route through beautiful J.L. Mitch Park in north Edmond on Saturday, February 13, 2010 beginning at 9:00 a.m. Great techno-long sleeve shirts guaranteed to the first 1,000 registered entrants. Entry is $20.00 with shirt and $15.00 without shirt. First year to use a disposable timing chip. Medals for first, second and third in all standard age groups. Trophy for first male and first female that crosses the finish line. Register via our website at www.edmondrunningclub.com or www.signmeup.com. For further information email the race director, Marc Whitt II, at csmwhitt@cox.net.	9am, at J.L. Mitch Park in north Edmond
2/18	The Noble Public School Foundation for Academic Excellence Second AnnualBowling Tournament The Noble Public School Foundation for Academic Excellence is sponsoring its second annual bowling tournament on Thursday, February 18, 2010 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Sooner Bowling Center, 550 24th Avenue in Norman. Everyone is welcome to put a team together. If you can’t put a team together you may sign up as an individual and be placed on a team. Any age may bowl. Traveling trophies AND prizes funded in part by BROCKHAUS JEWELRY OF NORMAN will be awarded. The donation for a team of four is $250. Discount if you participate in Noble Public Schools Payroll Withholding Program. ALL FUNDS RAISED WILL GO TO THE NOBLE PUBLIC SCHOOL FOUNDATION FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE. For further information please contact: Gabriel M. Serrano at gserran1141@earthlink.net.	6 - 8pm, at Sooner Bowling Center, 550 24th Avenue in Norman
4/20 - 4/25	2010 Festival of the Arts The 44th annual Festival of the Arts is a FREE community-wide celebration of the visual, performing and culinary arts, produced by the Arts Council of Oklahoma City. Enjoy original artwork by 144 visual artists on Artist Row, sculpture park, children’s activities, four stages of live entertainment, street performers, art demonstrations and nearly 30 food vendors on International Food Row offering affordable, unique and savory food items. Special thanks to Chesapeake Energy Corporation and Devon Energy Corporation. For more information, visit www.ArtsCouncilOKC.com or call 405-270-4848.	11am-9pm Tues. - Sat. ~ 11am-6pm Sun., at Downtown OKC ~ Festival Plaza, Stage Center & Myriad Botanical Gardens.
4/23	Battle of the Big Bands Floyd Haynes and his Orchestra versus Jack Morgan and the Russ Morgan Orchestra. The Russ Morgan Orchestra dates back to the 30s and is known all over the world. This is a must attend event for Big Band enthusiasts. For more information call 844-8147 or email dancedmond@yahoo.com.	7pm-11:30pm, at Hall of Mirrors at the Civic Center
10/21 - 10/23	Norman Swap Meet The All Transportation Swap Meet! Buy and sell Cars, Trucks, and Parts, Street Rods, Imports, Kit Cars, Sports cars, Boats, Bikes, Scooters, Model A’s, Race Cars, Hot Rods, Aircraft, Hang Gliders, Hovercraft, and Kit Cars! Also a centrally located Car, Truck, Bike and Boat, Free Parking, Free Admission, Indoor and Outdoor Vender Spaces! Visit NormanSwapMeet.com or call 405-651-7927 (SWAP)	8am-7pm, at Cleveland County Fairgrounds ~ 615 E. Robinson ~ Norman
10/23	Boo on Bell Street A Fall Festival for everyone. Kids Carnival (games only) bounces, bingo (for prizes only) classic car show, parade, trick or treat on main street, street dance, spirit walk, food vendors, craft vendors, and motorcycles. We have Fun for everyone in the Family including a special event for your canine friend called Bark in the Park. Bark in the Park is located at Woodland Park downtown Shawnee from 9am to 1pm. This event is sponsored by Canine Companions for Independence and the Red Earth Champions. Safe Events for Family www.safeventsforfamilies.org or Canine Companions for Independence www.cci.org	9am-11am, at Shawnee