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8- The Elk City News Living June 8, 2022 Local, Regional Bands Over 700 Pieces learned by to Take Stage at AAA Ivory ‘N Ovations Studio Route 66 Road Fest ie Miles. Lie Sen mats OKLAHOMA CITY - Music Midlife Crisis - 11:00 a.m. is as much a part of the GreatCharlie Redd & The Full Flava American Road Trip as classic Kings - 12:30 p.m. cars and roadside diners, so it only makes sense that there Weston Horn - 2:00 p.m. will be a packed schedule of The Ventures - 4:00 p.m. live music playing from morn- Rusty Dusty - Presented By ing to night during the AAA Dell Technologies - 6:00 p.m. Route 66 Road Fest. Cannons - 7:30 p.m. A total of 10 bands will be Better Than Ezra - 8:45 p.m. playing in Oklahoma City on June 18 and 19 at the Bennet Sunday, June 26 Event Center at OKC Fair- Zodiac - 11:00 a.m. grounds. On June 25 and 26, Grady Nichols - 12:30 p.m. 12 acts will be performing Red Dirt Rangers - 2:00 p.m. at Tulsa’s SageNet Center at Expo Square. Music is a major Tulsa Playboys - 3:30 p.m. part of a sweeping celebration Son Volt - 5:30 p.m. of history and nostalgia as the AAA Route 66 Road Fest kicks Music fans can make the most off a national countdown to of their Road Fest musical 2026, when Route 66 turns experience at the Dell Artist 100 years old. Lounge, where they will have a chance to meet the bands, buy | = “We couldn't be more excited about the amazing line-up of their merch, snap a pic, and Front row: L to R: Rylyn Whitson, Annabelle Hagerman, Ben Robinson, Natalee Hagerman, Bentli Whitson, Emily performers taking the stage hang out with other music High; Second row L to R: Journi Coy, Avery Irwin, Molli O’Hara, Fenli Simmons, Mary Cruthird, Sloan Holland, Mrs. during our inaugural event,” lovers. Dell Technologies has Headrick; Third row L to R: Addelyn Hartman, Delaney Tignor, Melissa Zakrzewicz, Christian Bales; Top row Lto R: Ab- said Jared Peterson, AAA created this space for all fes- igail Hartman, Cassidy Crabb, Emma Ferrero, Lucien Zakrzewicz, Maridian Bales; Not pictured: Nicole Musick. Courtesy photo. Oklahoma executive. “Route tival goers to experience the 66 is about freedom, mobili- ultimate hang, free to all with ty and the celebration of life, a Road Fest ticket. For more 22 piano students of Ivo- the use of their beautiful piano received a I or I+ rating. Part years of piano study and suc- and these bands will be a big information about featured ry ‘N Ovations presented the andbuilding. of District Contest is a theo- cess! Mrs. Headrick applauds part of the spirit that makes acts, go to: route66roadfest. Big Reveal Recital May 24 at Some students went be- ry test for each student’s level her students for their diligence the AAA Route 66 Road Fest com. the First Christian Church in yond the 30 piece challenge. of piano study. 16 students to learn at least 30 pieces and so special.” In addition to music, the Road Sayre. Ivory ‘N Ovations is Piano students who were made a theory grade of an A, their continued progress as The music experience, pre- Fest will feature classic car the piano studio of Mrs. Jerri awarded for learning 60 or 4 students made a B. Melissa musicians. Also, a big thank sented by Hard Rock Hotel & shows, food, drink, and family Headrick,in Sayre. Students more pieces are: Annabelle Zakrzewicz and Addelyn Hart- you to all the parents for the Casino - Tulsa, will feature activities that include virtual from seven to eighteen years Hagerman, Natalee Hagermen, man received a score of 100 30 challenge awards and their the following acts: reality experiences, pinewood old shared their polished piano Mary Cruthird, Sloan Holland, on theory. The majority of the support and encouragement of Oklahoma City derby racing, and a Route 66 solos to the audience of family Molli O'Hara. Melissa Zakrze- students also participated in their student's piano study. Saturday, June 18 mini golf course featuring and friends. The Studio incen- wicz was Grand Champion State OMTA Auditions held at If you have an interest in Wise Guys - 11 a.m. famous landmarks from the tive this year was a challenge with 90 pieces learned over OU on May 20/21. Twelve stu- piano lessons or piano classes, Charlie Redd & Luna Voodoo for each student to learn at the year. Other awards includ- dents received a I+ rating and you may contact Mrs. Headrick historic highway. There also -1:30 p.m. least 30 pieces over the course ed Oklahoma Music Teachers 3 students received a I rating. at 729-1503 to find out avail- Johnny Manchild - 4:00 p.m. will be an enormous interac- tive exhibit called The Jour- of the year. The reward for Association District Contest A very special Senior presen- able times. There is a short Rusty Dusty - Presented by learning those 30 pieces was medals and theory ribbons. tation was made to Maridian term beginner introductory Dell Technologies - 6:00 p.m. ney, which will allow visitors determined by the parents of Contest took place Bales, Senior 2022. Congratu- class forming for this summer, Red Dirt Rangers - 7:30 p.m. to walk through the decades these students and kept se- District March 26, and 18 students lations Maridian for over nine so call- don’t wait! Jason Boland & The Stragglers of Route 66, exploring the cret until the BIG REVEAL at -9:00 p.m. artifacts, photos, fashion, au- the conclusion of the recital. tomobiles, music, and iconic Even the reception included Sunday, June 19 brands that came of age on cupcakes and cake balls that Mary Cogan- 11am. the Mother Road. “revealed” special surprises C_ROUTE} Tulsa Playboys - 1:30 p.m. Admission to the Road Fest is inside. The reception refresh- Alaska & Madi - 4 p.m. $20 for adults 18 and older, ments were made unique and Jonathan Tyler & The North- $10 for 12- to 17-year-olds special with the talents of Terri em Lights - 5:30 p.m. and $5 for children 5 to 11. Fish, Marlene Breeze and Dana Tickets are available at rout- Kroutil. Also, a special thanks Tulsa e66roadfest.com. Or, tickets to Pastor Dennis Knight and Saturday, June 25 can be purchased at the gate. the First Christian Church for Oklahoma Statewide JUN 18-19 JUN 25-26 Poultry Ban Lifted “The Journey” An Interactive Exhibit Bringing the History of Route 66 to Life Hundreds of Classic Cars Amazing Local, Regional & National Musical Artists + 18-Hole Mini Golf Course + Virtual Reality Stations + Vintage RV Park * Robotics & Drone Area + Future of Mobility with + Indoor Drive-In Theater Autonomous Vehicles + Interactive Art + Pinewood Derby Races JONATHAN TYLERS THE NORTHERN LIGHTS BETTER THAN § SON VOLT EZRA -NTURE: ywis u 5 JOHNNY MANCHILD RUSTY DUSTY OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. - On fluenza, which had been con- best practices are available Tuesday, May 31, the Oklaho- firmed in a domestic poultry at www. https://ag.ok.gov/ RED DIRT RANGERS MARY COGAN ma Department of Agriculture, flock in Sequoyah county. The disease-alerts. If producers TULSA P L (S MIDLIFE CRISIS GRADY NICHOLS Food and Forestry lifted the ban, originally set to expire suspect signs of HPAI in their statewide ban on poultry exhi- July 30th, will be lifted May flocks, they should contact bitions, public sales and swap 31st. their veterinarian immediate- r meet bans. May 31st marks 30 Flock owners should continue ly. Possible cases should also = A days since the last confirmed to prevent contact between case of HPAI in Oklahoma. their birds and wild birds and be reported to the Oklahoma kets and show times vi it ‘The order was originally issued report sick birds or unusu- Department of Agriculture, on May 1 to prevent the spread al deaths to state officials. Ped and cay (405) Route66RoadFest.com of highly pathogenic avian in- Biosecurity resources and 522-6141.