The Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center (CSRHC) exhibit The Rhapsody Project, featured in the J. E. and L. E. Mabee Gallery, will run through Saturday, January 10.

This unique in-house exhibit explores the rich musical history of Northwest Oklahoma. In collaboration with Tammy Wilson from the Enid Event Company in Enid, OK, CSRHC will highlight the contributions of individuals and groups from the Cherokee Outlet who have significantly influenced the music industry.

Visitors will learn about the early days of local radio stations and music shops, as well as well-known and emerging performers such as Vida Chenoweth, Leona Mitchell, Kyle Dillingham, and Wyatt Wilson, who was named the 2024 TCMA Steel Guitar Player of the Year.

The exhibit will feature vintage radios, concert posters, musical instruments, and unique merchandise, providing an exciting insight into the impact of the Cherokee Outlet on music. You might even discover connections to your favorite band!

The admission fee for this exhibit is included in the regular ticket price.