Dr, Edmond). Learn basic outdoor photography skills. Some cameras will be provided. For ages 10 & up. Preregister. $6. 5:30-7pm. Also held: April 3 . 359- 4630, www.edmondparks.com March 25 Thunder Free Days at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum (620 N Harvey Ave) features free admission to the museum, courtesy of the OKC Thunder. 9am-6pm. 235- 3313, www.memorialmuseum.com March 25-April 11 Distant Thunder at Lyric Theatre (1727 NW 16th St). A successful young attorney returns to his childhood home in Montana to broker a deal that can benefit the impoverished Blackfeet Nation. He soon faces his reclusive father about their painful past and grapples with the paradigm of what it means to be Native American in the United States. $25 & up. See website for show times. 524-9312, www.lyrictheatreokc.com March 26 Taste of Yukon at Dale Robertson Center (1200 Lakeshore Dr, Yukon) features
will be accepted. Benefits Midtown Vet’s “I Am Not Alone” project. 11am-2pm. 445-7080, www.myriadgardens.org FREE Irish Dance Performance at the Ralph Ellison Library (2000 NE 23rd St). Learn about Irish culture and tradition through the inventiveness and creativity of Irish Dance. Jean Hill’s Irish Dancers will provide a lively, toe- tapping performance wearing colorful, traditional costumes. All ages welcome. 7-8pm. 789-8363, www.metrolibrary.org FREE Heard on Hurd Street Fest in Edmond (Broadway between 1st & Hurd, Edmond) features local food, unique shopping and live music. 6-10pm. www.facebook.com/heardonhurd March 22 Parent Afternoon Out at Artsy Learning Center (1215 36th Ave NW, Norman) features art projects, bubbles, a movie and pizza. For ages 10 & under. $35; $30 per sibling. 1-5pm. 343-4064, www.artsylearningcenter.com March 24 Outdoor Photography at the MAC at Mitch Park (2733 Marilyn Williams
food from over 20 local restaurants. Tickets are adults, $15 in advance; $17 day of; children 10 & under, $10. Pre- purchase tickets at Yukon Recreation Facilities. 5:30-7:30. www.yukonok.gov March 26-28 FREE Native Crossroads Film Festival at the Norman Central Library (103 W Acres St, Norman) features films, music videos, documentaries, animation and more exploring how Indigenous people and communities are shaping the future. New this year, a video gaming demonstration highlights Indigenous storytelling through digital media. See website for show times. www.nativecrossroads.org March 26-29 India Shrine Circus at State Fair Arena (333 Gordon Cooper Blvd) features live animals, aerial and acrobatic acts, clowns and more. Proceeds benefit India Shrine Center. Adults, $15-$17.50 & up; kids (3- 12), $8-$10 & up; kids (2 & under on lap), free. Thursday & Friday, 7:30pm; Saturday, 10am, 2pm & 7:30pm; Sunday, 2 & 7pm. 974-3311, www.indiashrinecircus.org
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