February brings oodles of fun to Currentland, with Cupid and Mardi Gras there’s plenty of good food and festive entertainment at all your fav venues – it’s that time of year to get your garden going, and there’s plenty to celebrate what with February being Black History Month.  Let’s all celebrate! [Download PDF ~20.5 meg]

 Happy New Year! Our January 2012 features country crossover sweethearts Lady Antebellum, who’ll make several stops in Currentland throughout the first half of the year. Take a look inside the best bathrooms in Currentland where businesses have taken the extra mile to aim to please (you aim too, please). Plus, see how communities are honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Eric Church rocks the Fort, award-winning Arkansas singer/songwriter Effron White sits down for an exclusive chat, and the latest on the greatest places to feed your faces. [Download PDF ~20.5 meg]

 Fa la la la la, la la la ladies and gentlemen; the premiere alt-monthly in the Mid-South not only wants to wish you and yours the happiest holidays ever, but we’ve also got the scoop on what to do to get in the seasonal spirit. From multiple Trans-Siberian Orchestra performances and Santa sightings to surviving the season and sustainable shopping, The Current’s got it all wrapped up into one beautiful package fit for placement in your home during the holidays.  [Download PDF ~27.5 meg]

The two Current’s have now been combined into one large, lovely, regional rock ‘n roll and conscious living reader, this month featuring the five coolest kids from Kentucky on the cover – My Morning Jacket. We also take a look at all things George – George Porter Jr., George Jones, and George’s Majestic Lounge - all of which will help keep the Arkansas-side of Currentland groovy, while Joan Jett and Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey keep the Okie side jamming. Check out our exclusive interview with Paula Poundstone and a tribute to the life and legacy of basketball star and jazz bassist Wayman Tisdale. [Download PDF ~30.5 meg]

Great music, outdoor festivals, food, wine and candy.  The fun show no sign of slowing down in Currentland.  The Queen of Country, Reba McEntire comes home to Oklahoma, The Art of Living Festival in Tahlequah tunes up for another great weekend of music, art & wine in Norris Park.  Halloween Hauntings make for a spooky but sweet and fun October throughout Currentland.  Read about it all in the October issue.  [Download PDF 28.8 meg]

Babes in Currentland, Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, and Dolly Parton will dazzle Tulsa this month along with lots of other talent at the BOK and other indoor venues.  As the summer heat hopefully waivers, there are also plenty of outdoor festivals to delight fans of  bluegrass, livestock, Indian arts & culture, and good old rock-n-roll.  [Download PDF 30.6 meg]