Event Calendar

The Tulsa Historical Society & Museum has opened its featured 1930s exhibit. The exhibit explores Tulsa as it was in the 1930s and allows those of all ages to come and enjoy artifacts and photos from this time period. Admission is required and the museum is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday (Closed Sundays, Mondays, and Holidays).

Join Arvest, SMG Tulsa and the BOK Center for the seventh anniversary of Arvest Winterfest. Bring your family and enjoy outdoor ice skating plus horse & carriage rides, live entertainment, a climate-controlled warming tent and holiday concessions, the awe-inspiring fireworks display and Oklahoma’s largest Christmas tree ¬– a Winterfest favorite.

With plenty of activities for folks young and old, everyone is sure to find their favorite way to celebrate the holiday season at Winterfest 2014.

Learn more at www.tulsawinterfest.com.

The organization’s signature fundraiser is a black-tie gala filled with elegance and whimsy combined in an entertaining evening. The silver anniversary ball will include dinner, a live auction and cake at the Cox Business Center.

An exquisite wedding begins at Expo Square’s Central Park Hall, where brides meet with the top vendors in wedding apparel, florists, event planners, caterers and representatives from amazing venues and accommodations. The day includes fashion shows, food samples and special vendor presentations.

Celebrate another successful fundraising campaign helping others in the community. The gala includes dinner, entertainment and an awards presentation at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum.

The gloves go on for the black-tie boxing night with celebrity hosts and entertainment at the Bricktown Events Center. This year’s celebrity host is Thomas “Hitman” Hearns.

Join the Oklahoma City gallery and organization for an important (and very cool) art exhibition and sale of work by some of the state’s most celebrated artists. The exhibit will run Jan. 12-23.

Teams of trivia buffs do battle at Bishop Kelley High School for the annual night supporting the school’s programs.

The Western-themed gala celebrates Infant Crisis Service’s work helping mothers in need and their children with a fun fundraising night at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum.

Cirque du Soleil reimagines the tale of Icarus through the eyes of artists in a touring production set in a mythical forest near a volcano. Bringing together athleticism, artistry and grace, the production stops at the Chesapeake Energy Arena. www.chesapeakearena.com

Tulsa’s top chefs serve their best at the Cox Business Center with a side of auctions and entertainment at the 10th annual event benefiting the community.

Toast the collections of the University of Oklahoma’s exquisite art museum as it salutes artist Oscar Brousse Jacobson, the museum’s founder, with wines and more to raise money for student activities and special programming.

The 33rd annual fundraiser supporting the art activity programs for all ages holds a sweet event at the NCED Hotel and Conference Center in Norman.

Brave souls go for a dip in frigid waters all to support the athletes of SOOK. Takes place in Oklahoma City.

The annual cocktail charity event hosted by the Junior Women’s Association of the Tulsa Boys’ Home will be at the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame with casino-style games, dancing and Vegas glamour.

Tulsa’s finest restaurants bring their best to the Cox Business Center along with exciting auction packages, live music and dancing for the event’s 30th anniversary.

Sharpen your game and focus for this annual trivia challenge at Holland Hall and benefiting the school.