The Oklahoman

Museum is potential site for gatherings

- FROM STAFF REPORTS

Event planners, nonprofit profession­als and board members, and those interested in a new venue for private events are invited to Science Museum Oklahoma and Salt & Surrey Catering’s free open house from 5 to 8 p.m. July 19 at the museum, 2020 Remington Place.

The evening of events will include compliment­ary hors d’oeuvres and beverages from the catering menu of Salt & Surrey Catering and the opportunit­y to explore the museum’s event spaces.

The museum has a variety of event spaces that could be used for staff retreats and business luncheons to formal dinners

for up to 500 guests, along with event packages that include full museum rentals with staffed exhibits, Kirkpatric­k Planetariu­m shows, live science demonstrat­ions and more.

There is no cost to attend the open house, however attendees must be 21 or older and RSVP online or by phone by Friday.

For more informatio­n or to RSVP, go to www. sciencemus­eumok.org/ event-rentals, or call 602-3684. For more informatio­n about Salt & Surrey Catering, go to www. saltandsur­rey.com.

Road to close for parking lot project

EDMOND — Beginning Friday, Thomas Drive will be closed to thru traffic at Edmond North High School for two major projects along the roadway. The

closure is expected to last 120 days with cooperativ­e weather.

The first project is the expansion of the parking lot at Edmond North High School. This expansion is taking place over the current roadway. The school district has requested the city close the roadway so the project can be completed by the end of August.

The second project is the realignmen­t and widening of Thomas Drive. The new roadway will loop around the Edmond North High School parking lot to enhance pedestrian and driver safety. Also, the road will be widened to include a center turn lane between Danforth and Covell. This work is anticipate­d to be completed by mid-November.

Motorists will not be able to drive through the constructi­on area during these projects and will need to use alternate routes.

All-day poetry workshop is set

The Poetry Society of Oklahoma will host an All-Day Poetry Workshop on Saturday at Twin Hills Country Club, 3401 NE 36.

The workshop and luncheon will be from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Cost is $16 each for members and spouses. Nonmembers is $20 each.

Michael Angelotti, University of Oklahoma emeritus professor, will be the keynote speaker.

For more informatio­n, contact Patti Koch, Poetry Society of Oklahoma president at pkoch7@cox.net, or go to http://www.angelfire. com/poetry/pso/.

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from United States