Cookies and Cocktails

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“Since 2011 Oklahoma City mom-and-pop duo, Casey & Minna have delivered a happy folk & fiddle style with strong rhythms and pretty melodies. Folk tunes from around the world are woven together in surprising arrangements on fiddle and acoustic guitar. The main mix includes Celtic, Cajun, Polkas, Cowboy, Holiday, Oldies, and Original music, along with contemporary pop tunes. Songs played with imagination and improvisation make listening fun. Like Duke Ellington said, “If it sounds good, it is good.”

Casey & Minna are versatile, able to provide music for a mellow background, a festive celebration, or a beautiful ceremony, on stage or strolling, for audiences large and small, young and young at heart.

Brad Fielder  is a spirited purveyor of early 20th-century sounds. Hopping genres along the path laid by the pioneers of American roots, he makes folk music for all folks. It's quirky and relevant, old and new-fashioned. He writes tunes that tell of relatable characters and places in everyday life. As a one-man-band on the street or with an acoustic ensemble on a festival stage, the mission remains the same: Bring the music to the people.
Zena Dater  currently works at Market Source Restaurant Supply. After 20 plus years on the restaurant multi-unit operations side, she changed careers and took on the task of selling restaurant equipment & smallware. She been fortunate to partner with many customers for the past 28 years. She has been recognized as a top salesperson in the United States by FE&S magazine. She is very active in the Oklahoma Restaurant Association and served on their board for 25 + years. She enjoys every minute of her job, and building long lasting relationships with customers. Spending time with her family is her favorite thing to do when she is not working in her yard. 
Seth Lewis  is the Director of Arts Council Oklahoma City’s Festival of the Arts.  As Festival Director, he works with volunteer co-chairs to oversee and coordinate the planning and implementation of all Festival activities developed by over 40 volunteer committees.  In his role, he works with volunteer leaders to recruit and train approximately 400 volunteers and maintain a team environment that facilitates the volunteer/staff partnership necessary to produce a successful Festival. Seth additionally produces local and national events and formerly worked in sports entertainment with the OKC Dodgers and hospitality in Oklahoma City. In his free time, Seth enjoys supporting the local arts and non-profit scene.

Brian Bogert is a restaurateur and co-founder of Oklahoma City restaurant group, The Social Order Dining Collective. Brian has 20 years of experience in the restaurant industry and is the owner-operator of 10 restaurants throughout Oklahoma, employing nearly 500 hospitality workers and over 60 salaried managers. Brian is a top franchisee in both the Fuzzy’s Taco Shop & Texadelphia systems, where his locations are consistently among the top-performing units in the country.  Brian has also created multiple successful original concepts in the Oklahoma City metro area.  In 2017, Brian and his partner, Graham Colton opened The Jones Assembly, a 225-seat restaurant and 1,600 capacity concert venue. The Jones Assembly has been pivotal in helping transform the food and music scene in Oklahoma City, and reinvigorating the west side of downtown.  Most recently Brian created and opened SPARK at Scissortail Park with various partners of The Social Order.

Born and raised in Oklahoma City,  Brian graduated from the Cox School of Business Honors College at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX with degrees in Finance and Marketing.  Immediately following college Brian went to work for Accenture, the largest management consulting company in the world.  As an experienced consultant Brian worked with several fortune 500 companies as well as the U.S. government to help transform the countries airport security checkpoints after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.  Brian’s work travels domestically and internationally reignited his passion for the restaurant industry and sparked him to bring new concepts back to his hometown.

Brian is invested in the renaissance and continued growth of Oklahoma. Whether it’s creating a new concept or furthering the success of an existing brand, he believes in raising Oklahoma’s standards and never settling for less than the best.  Brian prides himself on being an accessible boss and helping his team members reach their personal and professional goals.  When he’s not opening, operating, or eating at one of his restaurants, you can find Brian traveling the world (pre-covid) or on a tennis court. Brian is active in the Oklahoma City community, where he is a board member for Cleats for Kids, OKC Ballet, Oklahoma Restaurant Association, and Leadership OKC alumni board. Brian is also an appointed member to the MAPS4 Neighborhoods subcommittee as well as the Oklahoma Tourism Promotion Advisory Committee.  Brian was also the former 8-year championship-winning head tennis coach for Heritage Hall high school.