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Where brightly colored glass art once glowed, a functional replica of a Gutenberg press stands surrounded by cases of rare, ancient books, a saint stoops over his work in a cave guarded by a lion, and a talking portrait of King James I urges scholars to continue their work on the translation of the Bible that will bear his name.

Organizers hopeful of holding a Grand Prix race in Oklahoma City have secured the support of the American Le Mans Series organization as they try to find financial backers for the event, OKC Motorsports President Mike McAuliffe said.

When the Silver Anniversary Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival opens at the Cox Convention Center Friday, June 3, in downtown Oklahoma City, more than 1,200 American Indian artists and dancers from throughout North America will gather to celebrate the richness and diversity of their heritage with the world.

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Posts from May 2011

'Passages' opens today at Oklahoma City Museum of Art

Grand Prix organizers secure help from American Le Mans Series

Convention & Visitors Bureau Spotlight: Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival Celebrates 25 Years - The Point Newsletter, May 2011

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