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February, 2006

Romance is in the air! Whether your idea of a romantic evening is a quiet stroll along the water or heart-pounding action on the casino floor, we’ve packed this issue with some wonderful suggestions for you! There’s something for everyone in this issue, all delivered with a healthy dose of southern hospitality. OCE Magazine is your guide to the best that Oklahoma has to offer every month.

Are you feeling lucky? Then visit one of Oklahoma’s over 80 casinos. You’ll find gaming action that rivals Las Vegas—poker, slots, blackjack…even horse racing. February brings “Sweetheart Deals” at most casinos which allow you to enjoy an evening of fine dining, dancing and gaming. Check out our Thrill Seeker’s Guide to find the casino nearest your destination…we’ve noted which casinos feature on-site dining, live entertainment and lodging. Don’t forget to get a kiss for luck—and have a great time!

Speaking of kisses…do we have a treat for you! How can you possibly celebrate Valentine’s Day without chocolate? Have no fear, we have the source for the world’s best, hand-crafted chocolates! Bedre Chocolates, located in Pauls Valley, is known for utilizing only the finest ingredients to craft an indulgent line of chocolates. We have all of the delicious details in this issue!

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Have you ever wondered why venues offer different types of gaming? Have you heard vague references to “class I”, “class II”, and “class III” gaming and wondered what it all means? Thanks to the Busey Group, we have the answers! Check out our American Indian Gaming Class I, II, III and impress your friends with your gaming savvy.

This month in our Ten Questions column, we spoke to Mick Cornett, Mayor of Oklahoma City. The mayor gave us his ideas for a romantic night on the town, a few hidden treasures and some insight into the future of Oklahoma City. If you want to truly explore this diverse city, take a few suggestions from the mayor!

One of the mayor’s favorite locations, and mine, is the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. This month the museum is host to an incredible exhibition, “Beaded Brilliance: Wearable Art from the Columbia River Plateau” which includes nearly 175 beaded items. Beaded flat bags (single- and double-sided) comprise about half of the objects on display. A variety of men’s vests, women’s dresses and yokes, personal accessories, and horse gear are also included. Many of the exhibit items are drawn from private collections in Oregon and Washington and have never been publicly displayed. This may be your only chance to view such an amazing collection!

As you’re making your way through the state, don’t forget about the fabulous sports teams within our borders. Oklahoma is home to college, minor league, and now, professional sports teams. That’s right; the NBA has found a home in Oklahoma City! We are delighted to welcome the New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets with sold out crowds. Catch the “buzz” and join us for a basketball game! We’ve included schedules of these, and other events, so you won’t miss any of the action.

As you can see, there’s a lot of exciting things happening in Oklahoma this month! Whether you’re looking for a romantic night on the town, something fun to do with the kids or a combination of both—we’ll help you plan the perfect itinerary! After all, OCE Magazine is Oklahoma’s premier gaming and entertainment magazine!

Good Luck in Love and all games,

Jhane Myers
Editor-in-chief
OCE Magazine


Osage Million Dollar Elm Casino

The Million Dollar Elm Casino is owned by the Osage Indian Tribe, and the Casino’s name honors a real chapter in the Osage Tribe’s history.

Happy Birthday Maestro!

This month Maestro Joel Levine celebrates his birthday—the first of several events the Oklahoma City Philharmonic is celebrating this year.  While his birthday is something that deserves recognition, there’s another milestone just around the corner!

Senior PGA Championship


The legends of golf will visit the plains of Oklahoma to compete in the most prestigious major championship in senior golf -- the 67th Senior PGA Championship at Oak Tree Golf Club in Edmond, Okla., May 22-28, 2006. Tom Watson, Gary Player, Hale Irwin, Fuzzy Zoeller, Craig Stadler, Peter Jacobsen, 2005 Champions Tour rookies Greg Norman and Curtis Strange, and Oak Tree residents Mark Hayes, Gil Morgan and 2000 Senior PGA Champion Doug Tewell are among the 156 players eligible to compete for the coveted Alfred S. Bourne Trophy.

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