KOSU Community Calendar

Join us as we come together to support KOSU, our local NPR station, after the devastating loss of all federal funding. This is our chance to help keep independent journalism and great local programming alive in Oklahoma!

• Live Music from local talent
• Raffles & Silent Auctions with amazing prizes
• Food by the incredible Brasco’s Chicken & Waffles

Bring your friends, your generosity, and your love for great radio, music, and community. 100% of proceeds from raffles and auctions will go toward supporting KOSU. Let’s show them the power of community and keep the airwaves strong!

The Study
6:00-7:30 Shelby Webb
7:30-9:00 Camille Farrell

Core4 Brewing
7:00 Johnathon Marshall
7:30 Sean Ozee
8:00 Ethan James
8:30 Chase Kerby
9:00 Tom Markowski
9:30 Sorry Darlin'

OK Cider Co
6:00-8:00 Levi Jack Taylor
8:00-10:00 Sam Marlow

Red Dirt DnD: Bruncheons & Dragons is making its triumphant return to the Blue Note in Oklahoma City with food provided by Toast and Coffee. You get to play your favorite Dungeons and Dragons character to defeat a variety of monsters. Doors open at noon. Reserve you spot at OKCBlueNote.com

Teh Blue Note in Oklahoma City hosts a Red Dirt Rally for KOSU on Saturday, September 27 featuring the Red Dirt Rangers, Tanner Fields, and Sorry Darlin.'

Doors at 5:00pm

Join KOSU for a special evening with NPR's Mary Louise Kelly on Tuesday, November 4, at 7:30pm at the Oklahoma City Community College Visual and Performing Arts Theater in Oklahoma City.

Experience the award-winning journalist and co-host of All Things Considered as she shares insights from her career covering politics and world affairs. It will be an evening of conversation and stories, as she pulls back the curtain on how she brings you the news every day.

General admission tickets are $75 and available for purchase now. Don't miss this unique opportunity to hear one of public radio's most recognizable voices in Oklahoma City.

Kelly is also the host of NPR's national security podcast, Sources & Methods, where she discusses the biggest national security news of the week with NPR correspondents.

Kelly first launched NPR's intelligence beat in 2004 and spent a decade as the network’s national security correspondent. As a co-host of All Things Considered, she has brought listeners to Russia, North Korea and beyond. Kelly’s past reporting has tracked the CIA and other spy agencies, terrorism, wars and rising nuclear powers. Her assignments have found her deep in interviews at the Khyber Pass, at mosques in Hamburg and in grimy Belfast bars.

Kelly has written two novels and published a memoir in 2023, It. Goes. So. Fast. The New York Times bestseller focuses on balancing her journalism career with her role as a parent.

Outside NPR, Kelly's writing has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic and many others.

Hear Kelly talk about her career and get a behind-the-scenes look at the news on Nov. 4 in Oklahoma City!