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SUMMARY:The Pumpkin Patch
DESCRIPTION:Lawton First United Methodist Church presents “The Pumpkin Patch” \nMonday – Saturday through Halloween \nTo schedule a group tour: Call 580-355-5204
URL:https://lawtonproud.com/event/the-pumpkin-patch/
LOCATION:Lawton First United Methodist Church\, 2602 NW Ferris Ave.  
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SUMMARY:Trail of Fear
DESCRIPTION:The Trail of Fear is open!   Every Friday and Saturday night through Halloween.  Ticket booth opens at 6:30pm gates open at 7:00pm \nFor more information:  Click here.
URL:https://lawtonproud.com/event/trail-of-fear-opens/
LOCATION:Trail of Fear\, 11101 SE Lee Blvd\, Lawton
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SUMMARY:Pumpkin Patch @ Centenary United Methodist Church
DESCRIPTION:Centenary United Methodist Church Youth and Children ministry’s fundraiser. \nCall 580-355-5660 to book story time slot or more information. \nWe will be open for tours\, story time and pumpkin picking October 12th- 31st. Come see us!
URL:https://lawtonproud.com/event/pumpkin-patch-centenary-united-methodist-church/
LOCATION:Centenary United Methodist Church\, 704 SW D Ave\, Lawton 
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SUMMARY:2015 "One to Six" - Lawton Arts and Humanities
DESCRIPTION:2015 “One to Six” \n$900 Art Purchase Competition \nDeadline Friday\, Nov 6\, 2015 by 5pm \nNo entry fee\, submit your artwork! \n(Lawton\, OK) There is an open call for artwork to be considered for the “One to Six” Art Purchase Award. The Lawton Arts & Humanities Council’s Program Committee serves as jury to make recommendations to the Council for this purchase of six pieces of artwork from one artist. The artwork in turn is presented to the six people who win the 2015 Cultural Awards. \nThe award is $900.00 for the six pieces. The theme is open but should be appropriate to the Cultural Awards. All artists are eligible with only six (6) works allowed per artists. There is no entry fee! \nPast artists recipients of the “One to Six” have been Santos Rubio\, Tom Biggs\, Patty Ferguson\, Myron Beeson\, Cynthia Clay\, David Gill\, Katherine Liontas\, Eva Yeahquo-Williams\, and John Hernandez just to name a few! City of Lawton and the Lawton Arts & Humanities Council sponsor this art purchase award. Call the Arts & Humanities Division at 580-581-3470/581-3471 for more information. \n“One to Six” Guidelines \n· Do not send actual artwork for consideration\, photos only. \n· Works submitted should be less than 24” in any dimension. \n· Two- and three-dimensional works considered. \n· All media considered including framed limited edition fine art prints or photographs. \n· Media\, including frame and matting\, should be made of archival materials. \n· Three-dimensional works should have fine art presentation. \n· An area needs to be reserved (estimate 1-2” x 3-4”) for a plaque on all works. \n· Interested artists should submit digital or film photo(s) of the work. \n· For two-dimensional works\, only one view is needed. \n· For three-dimensional works\, the top and side views need to be submitted. \n· Each photo should have artist’s name and title of the work. \n· Submit an artist statement with contact information. \n  \nContact: \nArts & Humanities Div \nP.O. Box 1054 \nLawton\, OK 73502 \nTel: 580-581-3470 or 581-3471
URL:https://lawtonproud.com/event/2015-one-to-six-lawton-arts-and-humanities/
LOCATION:Lawton Arts and Humanities\, PO Box 1054 \, Lawton\, OK\, 73502\, United States
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SUMMARY:2015 Cultural Award Nomination Form Now Online
DESCRIPTION:2015 Cultural Award Nomination Forms Now Online – Click on Title for nomination form – Due November 6\, 2015 by 5pm \n(Lawton\, OK) Do you know someone who has made outstanding contributions in the arts and/or humanities in Lawton and the surrounding cities? Perhaps it is an “unsung” arts and/or humanities angel who has contributed to the quality of life in Comanche County. The City of Lawton and the Lawton Arts & Humanities Council (LAHC) are accepting nominations for the 2015 Cultural Awards. These awards honor artists\, educators\, businesses/organizations\, and citizens who have made a difference in our community. The awards will be given at the “2016 Arts for All” luncheon. The deadline is November 6\, 2015. Any individual or organization may submit nominations for the six categories. \nThe first person to accept the award in 1971 was Mrs. Roma Clift Montgomery. Her selfless acts in supporting the arts\, humanities\, artists\, educators\, and students are legendary. The Citizen of the Arts and the Citizen of the Humanities awards have been renamed in her honor. \nThe six nominee categories are: \nRoma Clift Montgomery Citizen of the Arts \nRoma Clift Montgomery Citizen of the Humanities \nEducator in the Arts \nEducator in the Humanities \nBusiness/Organization in the Arts & Humanities \nArtist of the Year \nWe salute the 2014 Cultural Award recipients: \nRoma Clift Montgomery Citizen of the Arts\, Martha McCartney \nRoma Clift Montgomery Citizen of the Humanities\, Virginia O’Leary  \nEducator in the Arts\, Kelly Martin \nEducator in the Humanities\, Dr. Terence Freeman \nBusiness in the Arts\, Alan Jolly for Southwest Exteriors  \nArtist of the Year\, Tom Biggs \nNomination forms are on line at www.cityof.lawton.ok.us/lahc/LAHCAwards.htm. They are also available at the Arts & Humanities Division’s office located at the west entrance of McMahon Memorial Auditorium\, 801 NW Ferris or the City of Lawton’s Welcome Center located in the Museum of the Great Plains’ lobby. \nFor more information\, contact the Arts & Humanities Division at 580-581-3470/581-3471 or visit www.cityof.lawton.ok.us/lahc/index.htm.
URL:https://lawtonproud.com/event/2015-cultural-award-nomination-form-now-online/
LOCATION:Lawton Arts and Humanities\, PO Box 1054 \, Lawton\, OK\, 73502\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lawton Community Theatre Presents Rocky Horror Show
DESCRIPTION:Lawton Community Theatre presents Rocky Horror Show!\nI see you shiver with antici…pation. Tickets for THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW are now on sale! Call 580-355-1600 for tickets. \nOctober 29th – 8 pm \nOctober 30th – 9 pm \nOctober 31st – 10 pm
URL:https://lawtonproud.com/event/lawton-community-theatre-presents-rocky-horror-show/
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SUMMARY:Storytime for Preschool Children on Fort Sill
DESCRIPTION:Storytime\n\nDate: Oct. 29\, 2015\, 2 – 3 p.m. \nNye Library – 1640 Randolph Rd.\, Bldg. 1640 \n\nKids preschool age and under can enjoy music\, activities\, games\, stories\, and crafts! All children must be accompanied by an adult. \n\n\nCost\nFREE \n\n\nContact\n\nDSN: (312)639-2048/3806\nCommercial: +1 (580)442-2048 or +1 (580)442-3806
URL:https://lawtonproud.com/event/storytime-for-preschool-children-on-fort-sill-3/
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SUMMARY:Cameron University Annual Children's Halloween Carnival
DESCRIPTION:Cameron University is hosting their annual Children’s Halloween Carnival at the Aggie Rec Center. There will be over 20 student organizations and vendors\, as well as lots of fun for kids.
URL:https://lawtonproud.com/event/cameron-university-annual-childrens-halloween-carnival/
LOCATION:Aggie Rec Center
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SUMMARY:Cameron University Percussion Ensemble and Pan Express Take the Stage
DESCRIPTION:Cameron University Percussion Ensemble and Pan Express Take the Stage \nThe Cameron University Percussion Ensemble (CUPE) and the CU Pan Express\, Cameron’s steel drum ensemble\, will take the stage for a lively concert on Thursday\, October 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the University Theatre.  Admission is $10 for adults\, $5 for students. Cameron University faculty\, students and staff will be admitted free with proper identification. A reception hosted by Friends of Cameron Percussion will occur immediately following the concert. \n  \nCUPE is conducted by Dr. James Lambert\, Professor of Music\, and includes both percussion majors and non-majors. Current members are Lorenzo Butler\, Peter Macias\, Britnie Mendenhall\, Tyler Pollock\, Noah Polynice\, Lawton; Jake Downing\, Poteau; Gus Echols\,Duncan; Lilah Gilmore\, Iowa Park\, Texas; Paul Martin\, Cache; and Tyler Reeves\, Denton\, Texas. \n  \nThe concert will feature “Layers” by Lynn Glassock; “Recuerdos de Alhambra” and “Trot en Guelga\,” two Guatemalan marimba ensemble compositions arranged by Dr. David Vincent; “Catching Shadows\,” a marimba duet by Ivan Trevino featuring Reeves and Gilmore; the fourth movement from Ney Rosauro’s “Concerto for Marimba  and Percussion Ensemble\,” featuring  Gilmore as marimba soloist; \nRodgers & Hammerstein’s timeless “Hello\, Young Lovers\,” arranged for percussion ensemble by Rolando Morales-Matos and featuring Echols on vibraphone; and “Suite for Solo Drumset” by David Mancini\, featuring Reeves on drumset. The Cameron University Pan Express will perform “Mo Java” by Lalo Davila\, Spiro Gyra’s “Morning Dance” and the calypso favorite “Flag Woman!” \n  \nFor more information\, contact the Cameron University Department of Music at 580-581-2440.
URL:https://lawtonproud.com/event/cameron-university-percussion-ensemble-and-pan-express-take-the-stage/
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