Angel Delight Catering and Tearoom

Enid Events

February 13-19, 2012

Provided by the Enid Convention & Visitors Bureau      (580) 233-ENID (3643)

www.VisitEnid.org           www.facebook.com/VisitEnid

Tuesday, February 14

8 pm-10 pm, Blues & Cues, live music at Q-Spot, 221 W Cherokee

Wednesday, February 15

7 pm-10 pm, American Legion Dance, live classic country music, 121 W Oak, $5 admission per person.

8 pm-10 pm, Whet Your Whistle Wednesday, live music at Q-Spot, 221 W Cherokee     

Thursday, February 16

1 pm-8:30 pm, Achieving the American Dream through Leadership, Perseverance and Determination, a two-day free seminar at Northwestern Oklahoma State University-Enid, 2929 E Randolph. Also 8:30 am-4 pm on Friday. Free to the public, seating is limited, call 580-213-3101 to reserve seating.

8 pm, Main Street Enid’s Third Thursday, Live music in the Turpin room, Gaslight Theatre, 221 N Independence.

Friday, February 17

10:30 am, General Tommy Franks will be speaking during the seminar entitled, Achieving the American Dream through Leadership, Perseverance and Determination, a two-day free seminar at Northwestern Oklahoma State University-Enid, 2929 E Randolph. Free to the public, seating is limited, call 580-213-3101 to reserve seating.

                  7 pm, Gaslight Dinner Theatre presents “Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Jersey Lily,” at Enid Symphony Center, 301 W Broadway. Tickets available by calling 580-234-2407.

Saturday, February 18

7:30 am, AMBUCS Trot for Trykes, 5K run/Walk, registration at Cherokee Strip Conference Center, 123 W Maine.

2 pm, NOC-Enid baseball vs. Cloud County KS, doubleheader at David Allen Memorial Ballpark, 301 S Grand.

2 pm, Acting 101, free workshop for Teens ages 13-19, at Turpin room, Gaslight Theatre, 221 N Independence.

2 pm, Movie, “Cabin in the Sky,” starring Ethel Waters, one of the characters who will be portrayed in Summer Chautauqua this June. Free showing at Enid Public Library, 120 W Maine.

6 pm, NOC-Enid women’s & men’s basketball vs. Seminole, at Mabee Center, corner of Maine & Hedges.

                  7 pm, Gaslight Dinner Theatre presents “Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Jersey Lily,” at Enid Symphony Center, 301 W Broadway. Tickets available by calling 580-234-2407.

Sunday, February 19

1 pm, NOC-Enid baseball vs. Cloud County KS, doubleheader at David Allen Memorial Ballpark, 301 S Grand.

Open during the week

*Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center, 4 th and Garriott – open Tuesday through Saturday 10 am-5 pm, Sunday 1 pm-5 pm, closed Monday – 237.1907

*Leonardo’s Children’s Museum & Adventure Quest, 200 E Maple –open Tuesday through Saturday 10 am-5 pm, Sunday 1-5pm, closed Monday  – 233.2787

*Simpson’s Old Time Museum – 228 E Randolph – open Monday through Saturday 8-11 am & 1-4 pm, closed Sunday. Admission is free, donations accepted. 234.4998 or 541.6605

*Railroad Museum of Oklahoma – 702 N Washington – open (weather permitting) Tuesday through Friday 1-4 pm, Saturday 9 am-1 pm, Sunday 2-5 pm – 233.3051. Admission is by suggested donation of $3 per person.

*Midgley Museum – 1001 Sequoyah – open Tuesday through Friday 1-4 pm, Saturday 2-4 pm. 234.7265

*NOC Planetarium & Observatory – Randolph & Hedges – Observatory open Wednesday and Thursday at 7 pm (weather permitting), call ahead for Planetarium 548.2399.

Welcome to Angel Delight

3-COURSE DINNER INCLUDES:

    Drink, Appetizer Buffet, Salad, Entre’...……24.99

    Add Single Dessert………………………..….…2.99

    Add  Dessert Buffet……………………………..4.99

OR ORDER INDIVIDUAL ITEMS:

Drink Choices:  Iced Tea,  Peach, Tea, Coffee…..1.85

Salad: w/ Ranch, Feta, Lt Italian, Lt. Catalina…..2.99

Appetizer Buffet…(Al Carte)…………………..9.99

Entre’:  7 oz. Grilled Steak,  Chicken Kiev, ……13.99

               Bacon Wrapped Shopped Sirloin,

               Grilled Salmon with Seafood Fettuccini

Choose Sides: 

       Garlic Mashed Potatoes with Gravy

            Or Seasoned Rice with Alfredo Sauce

       Green Bean Almandine

             Or Steamed Broccoli

       Hot French Roll or 7 Grain Bread

Appetizer Buffet…(Al Carte)…………………..$9.99

Mini-Chicken Cordon Bleu

Spinach Dip w/ Tortillas

Puff Pastry with Vegetables and Italian Filling

Savory Cheese Ball, Summer Sausage and Crackers

Brie with Fresh Fruit, Wheat Crackers and Cashers

Desserts Buffet .…(Al Carte)……………………$9.99

Red Velvet Cake

Apple Crisp w/ Ice Cream,

Coconut Cream Pie

Low Sugar Strawberry Tort

Assorted Candies

Mini-Cheese cake Bites

Orange Pineapple Squares

And the…

Chocolate Fondue Display with fruits & cookies

We hope you enjoyed your evening at

Angel Delight. Please visit our website and Face Book often. Thank you!!

Enjoy an evening of elegance….

Angel Delight Tea Room

Friday 2/10 featuring George Gividen, Pianist, &

Tuesday 2/14 featuring Brandon Clepper, Guitarist.

6:30 seatings and 8:00 seatings available.

Choose a complete delicious 3-course dinner …$24.99pp

(includes Appetizer Buffet, followed by

served Drink, Salad, Dinner Entre’)

Or Select the courses from the following….

♥Drinks: Iced Tea, Peach Tea, Coffee, Flavored Coffee $1.85

♥Appetizer Buffet only $9.99 (without meal)

♥Fresh Salad served al carte $2.99

♥Entre’ of choice: $13.99 Grilled Steak,

   Chicken Kiev, Bacon Wrapped Chopped

   Sirloin, or Seafood Fettuccini & Grilled Salmon,

With choice of Garlic Mashed Potatoes with rich brown gravy or Seasoned Rice with Alfredo Sauce, Green Bean Almandine or steamed fresh Broccoli, & hot Roll, then…

for a perfect ending to a perfect evening…

Full Dessert Display and Chocolate Fondue-

$4.99 with 3-course meal  or $9.99 al carte):    

Red Velvet Cake, Chocolate Strawberry Torte (low sugar), Coconut Cream Pie, Apple Crisp with Butter Rum Sauce, and Angel Delight’s special chocolate fondue with fruits and sweets

Enjoy an evening of elegance….

Angel Delight Tea Room

Friday 2/10 featuring George Gividen, Pianist, &

Tuesday 2/14 featuring Brandon Clepper, Guitarist.

Our delicious 4-course dinner begins with…

♥an Appetizer Buffet, followed by…

♥Fresh Salad with homemade dressings, then..

♥Entre’ of choice: Steak, Chicken Kiev,

Bacon Wrapped Chopped Sirloin, or Seafood,

With choice of Iced Tea, Peach Tea, Coffee, Flavored Coffee,

Garlic Mashed Potatoes with rich brown gravy or Seasoned Rice with Alfredo Sauce, Green Bean Almandine or steamed fresh Broccoli, & hot Roll, then…

for a perfect ending to a perfect evening…

Dessert Display and Chocolate Fondue-$4.99 (with meal):    

Red Velvet Cake, Chocolate Strawberry Torte (low sugar too), Coconut Cream Pie, Apple Crisp with Butter Rum Sauce, and Angel Delight’s special chocolate fondue with fruits and sweets  ($9.99 without meal). 

Enid Events,   February 6-12, 2012

Provided by the Enid Convention & Visitors Bureau      (580) 233-ENID (3643)

www.VisitEnid.org           www.facebook.com/VisitEnid

Monday, February 6

                  6:30 pm, Enid High girls & boys basketball vs. Stillwater, at Mabee Center, corner of Maine & Hedges.

Tuesday, February 7

8 pm-10 pm, Blues & Cues, live music featuring Glam R Us, at Q-Spot, 221 W Cherokee

Wednesday, February 8

Noon, Brown Bag Lunch & Learn, Cody Jolliff presents how music was used as a communication tool in the Army during the Civil War. In the Village Church at Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center, 507 S 4 th . Admission is free.

7 pm-10 pm, American Legion Dance, live classic country music, 121 W Oak, $5 admission per person.

8 pm-10 pm, Whet Your Whistle Wednesday, live music, Shawn & Jason Carris, at Q-Spot, 221 W Cherokee     

Thursday, February 9

6 pm, NOC-Enid women’s & men’s basketball vs. NOC-Tonkawa, at Mabee Center, corner of Maine & Hedges.

Friday, February 10

11 am, Trojan Indoor Track & Field Games, Classes 6-5A, at Chisholm Trail Expo Center, 111 W Purdue.

                  6:30 pm, Enid High girls & boys basketball vs. Lawton Eisenhower, at Mabee Center, corner of Maine & Hedges.

                  7 pm, Gaslight Dinner Theatre presents “Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Jersey Lily,” at Enid Symphony Center, 301 W Broadway. Tickets available by calling 580-234-2407.

                  8 pm, Mafia Murder Mystery dinner, presented by Waverley Historic District. Reservations required, $30 includes dinner & script. Only seating for 8 available. At 1102 W Oklahoma. Call 580-484-2549 for reservations.

Saturday, February 11

10 am-6 pm, Metcalf Gun Show, at Chisholm Trail Pavilion, 111 W Purdue.

11 am, Trojan Indoor Track & Field Games, Classes 4-1A, at Chisholm Trail Expo Center, 111 W Purdue.

                  4 pm, Enid High girls & boys basketball vs. Lawton, at Mabee Center, corner of Maine & Hedges.

                  7 pm, Gaslight Dinner Theatre presents “Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Jersey Lily,” at Enid Symphony Center, 301 W Broadway. Tickets available by calling 580-234-2407.

                  8 pm, Mafia Murder Mystery dinner, presented by Waverley Historic District. Reservations required, $30 includes dinner & script. Only seating for 8 available. At 1102 W Oklahoma. Call 580-484-2549 for reservations.  

Sunday, February 11

10 am-5 pm, Metcalf Gun Show, at Chisholm Trail Pavilion, 111 W Purdue.

Open during the week

*Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center, 4 th and Garriott – open Tuesday through Saturday 10 am-5 pm, Sunday 1 pm-5 pm, closed Monday – 237.1907

*Leonardo’s Children’s Museum & Adventure Quest, 200 E Maple –open Tuesday through Saturday 10 am-5 pm, Sunday 1-5pm, closed Monday  – 233.2787

*Simpson’s Old Time Museum – 228 E Randolph – open Monday through Saturday 8-11 am & 1-4 pm, closed Sunday. Admission is free, donations accepted. 234.4998 or 541.6605

*Railroad Museum of Oklahoma – 702 N Washington – open (weather permitting) Tuesday through Friday 1-4 pm, Saturday 9 am-1 pm, Sunday 2-5 pm – 233.3051. Admission is by suggested donation of $3 per person.

*Midgley Museum – 1001 Sequoyah – open Tuesday through Friday 1-4 pm, Saturday 2-4 pm. 234.7265

*NOC Planetarium & Observatory – Randolph & Hedges – Observatory open Wednesday and Thursday at 7 pm (weather permitting), call ahead for Planetarium 548.2399.

Enid Events

January 30-February 5, 2012

Provided by the Enid Convention & Visitors Bureau      (580) 233-ENID (3643)

www.VisitEnid.org           www.facebook.com/VisitEnid

Monday, January 30

                  5:30 pm, Cookie Creations. Sample the desserts local chefs create from Girl Scout cookies to help kick off the cookie-selling season. At Cherokee Strip Conference Center, 123 W Maine. Tickets are $5 and available at the door.

                  6:30 pm, Enid High girls & boys basketball vs. Woodward, at Mabee Center, corner of Maine & Hedges.

Tuesday, January 31

8 pm-10 pm, Blues & Cues, live music at Q-Spot, 221 W Cherokee

Wednesday, February 1

7 pm-10 pm, American Legion Dance, live classic country music, 121 W Oak, $5 admission per person.

8 pm-10 pm, Whet Your Whistle Wednesday, live music at Q-Spot, 221 W Cherokee     

Thursday, February 2

                  6 pm, “Baxter Black & the Cowboy Astronomer,” at NOC-Mackie Planetarium, corner of Maine & Hedges. Admission is free, donation of a non-perishable food item is appreciated.

6:30 pm, NOC-Enid women’s & men’s basketball vs. NEO, at Mabee Center, corner of Maine & Hedges.

Friday, February 3

11 am, Oklahoma Track Coaches Association indoor track meet, Classes 6-5A, at Chisholm Trail Expo Center, 111 W Purdue.

6 pm, Main Street Enid’s First Friday. Shopping, dining and live entertainment makes the Downtown Square your after-hours destination.

                  7:30 pm, First Friday Movie Club, “Interlude,” at Jane Champlin Art Gallery inside Enid Symphony Center, 301 W Broadway. Admission is free, limited seating available.

                  8 pm, First Friday Cabaret, at Gaslight Theatre, 221 N Independence.

                  8 pm, Mafia Murder Mystery dinner, presented by Waverley Historic District. Reservations required, $30 includes dinner & script. Only seating for 8 available. At 1102 W Oklahoma. Call 580-484-2549 for rese5vations.

Saturday, February 4

                  10 am, “Warm Your Heart,” 5k run, sponsored by Junior Welfare League. Registration begins at 9 am at 121 N Grand. Sign up online at www.jwlenid.com.  $25 for individuals, $45 for couples.

10 am & 2 pm, Gaslight Children’s Theatre presents “Alice in Wonderland.” At Gaslight Theatre, 221 N Independence. Tickets are $4 for anyone 12 and older, and $2 for under 12. Call 580-234-2307 for reservations.

11 am, Oklahoma Track Coaches Association indoor track meet, Classes 6-5A, at Chisholm Trail Expo Center, 111 W Purdue.

                  8 pm, Enid Symphony Orchestra presents Larry Hammett on Classical Guitar, at Enid Symphony Center, 301 W Broadway. Tickets available by calling 580-237-9646.

                  8 pm, Sumner Winter Series Buck Out bull riding event, Chisholm Trail Pavilion, 111 W Purdue.

                  8 pm, Mafia Murder Mystery dinner, presented by Waverley Historic District. Reservations required, $30 includes dinner & script. Only seating for 8 available. At 1102 W Oklahoma. Call 580-484-2549 for rese5vations.

Sunday, February 5

                  2 pm, Enid Symphony Orchestra presents Larry Hammett on Classical Guitar, at Enid Symphony Center, 301 W Broadway. Tickets available by calling 580-237-9646

                  2 pm, Gaslight Children’s Theatre presents “Alice in Wonderland.” At Gaslight Theatre, 221 N Independence. Tickets are $4 for anyone 12 and older, and $2 for under 12. Call 580-234-2307 for reservations.

Open during the week

*Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center, 4 th and Garriott – open Tuesday through Saturday 10 am-5 pm, Sunday 1 pm-5 pm, closed Monday – 237.1907

*Leonardo’s Children’s Museum & Adventure Quest, 200 E Maple –open Tuesday through Saturday 10 am-5 pm, Sunday 1-5pm, closed Monday  – 233.2787

*Simpson’s Old Time Museum – 228 E Randolph – open Monday through Saturday 8-11 am & 1-4 pm, closed Sunday. Admission is free, donations accepted. 234.4998 or 541.6605

*Railroad Museum of Oklahoma – 702 N Washington – open (weather permitting) Tuesday through Friday 1-4 pm, Saturday 9 am-1 pm, Sunday 2-5 pm – 233.3051. Admission is by suggested donation of $3 per person.

*Midgley Museum – 1001 Sequoyah – open Tuesday through Friday 1-4 pm, Saturday 2-4 pm. 234.7265

*NOC Planetarium & Observatory – Randolph & Hedges – Observatory open Wednesday and Thursday at 7 pm (weather permitting), call ahead for Planetarium 548.2399.