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Met Opera screenings provide convenient access to world-renowned performances

The Oxford Commons Cinema Grill will host live screenings of shows from the Metropolitan Opera House for a limited time beginning this Saturday, giving the Oxford community a chance to view performances

October 6, 2017

Arts & Culture

Weekly playlist: LGBT History Month

Hello, everyone, and happy LGBT History Month! This week, I have a playlist featuring LGBT musicians and artists in celebration of this historic month. We’ve got some of the old greats like

October 3, 2017

Arts & Culture

Review: Noah Gundersen’s ‘White Noise’ lacks poetry, depth of previous work

If you’re a die-hard Noah Gundersen fan, hold on tight. His newest album will probably disappoint you. Gundersen, an eclectic indie folk singer from Seattle, released his third full-length album entitled “White

October 2, 2017

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This week in Oxford: Oct. 2-6

Monday 8:30 a.m. – Yoga in the Gallery – UM Museum Tuesday 6 p.m. – Fault Lines Opening Reception – UM Museum 6:30 p.m. – Opioid Town Hall Summit – Oxford Conference

October 2, 2017

Arts & Culture

Bishop Gunn returns to Oxford with familiar blend of rock, blues

Bishop Gunn, a Natchez-based rock ‘n’ roll band, will be bringing back its classic sound to Proud Larry’s at 9 p.m. this Friday. This high-energy, soulful band has been influenced by various rock ‘n’ roll

September 28, 2017

Arts & Culture

September album roundup: ODESZA, The National, Nick Mulvey

Tired of listening to the same albums on repeat? Seeking some fresh new music to listen to? Look no further than these three new albums released earlier this month. “A Moment Apart” —

September 27, 2017

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CBDB brings the boogie with signature Joyfunk beats, minimal structure

Proud Larry’s will be overcome with funky tunes when jam band CBDB hits the stage this Thursday night. This Alabama band brings a unique sound it describes as Joyfunk, a genre determined

September 27, 2017

Arts & Culture

Cafe to support local arts community with weekly performances

Cups an Espresso Cafe, a coffee shop on Jackson Avenue, is beginning a series of weekly performances by local artists. It began the initiative this month, but Cups owner Lee Bowie has always

September 27, 2017

Arts & Culture

This week in Oxford: Sept. 25-30

This week in Oxford: Monday 8:30 a.m. – Yoga in the Gallery – UM Museum Tuesday 6 p.m. – Big Gay Art Show – Powerhouse 8 p.m. – Deep State – Proud

September 25, 2017

Arts & Culture

‘Rags’ taps into funky Southern vibe, breaks away from traditional Atlanta trap sound

EARTHGANG is proving yet again that it’s cut from a different cloth than its Atlantan peers with the release of its newest EP, “Rags.” Instead of adopting the trap sound that currently

September 22, 2017

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