Tulsa Guest Guide

GUEST GUIDE FROM THE PUBLISHER OF MAGAZINE

The essential visitors’ guide to shopping, sightseeing, food and drink, nightlife and more

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Growing up in a small and rural Oklahoma town, going to Tulsa — or “the city” as I called it — was always a treat. I can’t even begin to tell you how many times my mother and I would make the two-hour roundtrip to spend an evening in the darkness of a movie theater or a night jumping up and down on the old dance floor of Cain’s Ballroom (p. 26). So, the first opportunity I had, I packed up and moved to the city that helped make so many of my golden childhood and teenage memories. And wouldn’t you know it, I’ve gone on to make even more beautiful memories here exploring new places, stores, cultural experiences, organizations and so much more. I quickly fell in love with the Kendall Whittier neighborhood and its undeniable charm. Even if it’s your first time here, you might recognize the area if you’ve seen Francis Ford Coppola’s “The Outsiders” or FX’s “The Lowdown.” The historic Circle Cinema (see more on p. 10) screens an eclectic mix of films — from indie to retro — and hosts special events; there’s something for everyone at this movie house. The neighborhood also boasts Whittier Bar, a small venue where you can catch live music nearly every night of the week. It wasn’t until I moved to Tulsa that I understood the cultural significance of Route 66 and how the spirit of the Mother Road is still alive and well — thriving even! This year marks the iconic road’s centennial, and Tulsa has been designated The Capital of Route 66. Turn to p. 18 to learn more about this momentous occasion and how you can join in on the celebration. While you’re cruising the Mother Road, make sure to make a stop at the Meadow Gold District to see the kitschy and whimsical giants that adorn the streets, and then head over to Meadow Gold Mack to find the perfect souvenir for yourself or loved ones back wherever you call home. Speaking of history, the Tulsa Race Massacre was rarely discussed in Oklahoma history classes — much less U.S. history classes — when I was growing up, so everything I’ve learned about that pivotal event has been from right here in Tulsa thanks to the Greenwood Cultural Center and Greenwood Rising, which both provide immersive, powerful exhibitions and programs exploring Greenwood’s birth, destruction and rebirth to the flourishing area it is today. On p. 41, you can learn more about all the interesting museums Tulsa has to offer. I’m so very proud of this city and I’m so glad I get to welcome you! I hope you enjoy every minute of your time here. •

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OCT. 22-25 ZEECO OKTOBERFEST TULSA Recognized the past two years as the top Oktoberfest in the country by USA Today, this annual spectacle offers more than 100 beers via 300 taps. Enjoy German and German-inspired fare from food trucks parked conveniently near the massive tents spread across the festival grounds. With a packed schedule of live performances and interactive games, plus a kids’ zone and a marketplace featuring specialty vendors, there is no shortage of things to do at this fundraiser for Tulsa’s River Parks Authority. Find more information at tulsaoktoberfest.org.

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SAVE THE date Tulsa area events and festivals

THROUGH JAN. 4 Arvest Winterfest BOK Center, 200 S. Denver Ave. tulsawinterfest.com THROUGH JAN. 4 Hyper Racing Tulsa Shootout Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. tulsashootout.com JAN. 12-17 Chili Bowl Nationals Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. chilibowl.com JAN. 29-31 American Finals Rodeo Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. acrarodeo.com JAN. 29-FEB. 1 USA Taekwondo Team Trials Arvest Convention Center, 100 Civic Center usatkd.org FEB. 2-8 Tulsa Boat, Sport and Travel Show Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. tulsaboatshow.com FEB. 20-22 Vintage Tulsa Show Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. heritageeventcompany.com

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FEB. 26-MARCH 1 Just Between Friends Tulsa Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. tulsa.jbfsale.com MARCH 1 - MAY 30 Tulsa Botanic BLOOMS Tulsa Botanic Garden, 3900 Tulsa Botanic Drive tulsabotanic.org

MARCH 5 Reconciliation in America National Symposium Part I Location TBA jhfnationalsymposium.org MARCH 5-8 Greater Tulsa Home and Garden Show Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. tulsahba.com MARCH 6-7 Big 12 Wrestling Championship BOK Center, 200 S. Denver Ave. bokcenter.com MARCH 13-15 Tulsa Irish Festival 1717 E. Seventh St. tulsairishfest.org MARCH 17 St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations Blue Dome District and Cherry Street arniesbar.com, tulsairishpub.com MARCH 21 OKGO Market Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. okgomarket.com MARCH 22-26 Oklahoma Jewish Film Festival Circle Cinema, 10 S. Lewis Ave. jewishtulsa.org/okjff MARCH 28-29 Backwoods Hunting and Fishing Expo Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. backwoodsshow.com

APRIL 10-11 SpringFest Tulsa Garden Center, 2435 S. Peoria Ave. tulsagardencenter.org/springfest APRIL 18 Sand Springs Herbal Affair & Festival 4 East Broadway, Sand Springs sandspringsok.gov APRIL 25 Jenks Herb and Plant Festival Downtown Jenks jenksgardenclub.com APRIL 25-MAY 31 Oklahoma Renaissance Festival The Castle of Muskogee, 3400 W. Fern Mountain Road, Muskogee okcastle.com APRIL TBA Big Bite Tulsa Arts District flywheeltulsa.com MAY 1-2 Carney Fest The Church Studio, 304 S. Trenton Ave., and Cain’s Ballroom, 423 N. Main St. carneyfest.com MAY 1-3 Germanfest German-American Society of Tulsa, 2301 E. 15th St. gastulsa.org MAY 8-10 Tulsa Mayfest Downtown tulsamayfest.org TULSA GUEST GUIDE 7

GUEST GUIDE festivals and events

MAY 14-16 Black Wall Street Rally Greenwood District, 131 N. Greenwood Ave. blackwallstreetrally.com MAY 14-17 Rooster Days 1500 S. Main Street, Broken Arrow roosterdays.com MAY 15 Conservation on Tap Tulsa Zoo, 6421 E. 36th St. N. tulsazoo.org/tap MAY 30 Route 66 Capital Cruise Forms at 11th Street and Yale Avenue, proceeds west on 11th and ends in downtown Tulsa. capitalofroute66.com MAY TBA Asian American Night Market Hannah Hall, 1801 S. Garnett Road globaldistrict.org MAY TBA Bixby BBQ and Blues Washington Irving Memorial Park, 13700 S. Memorial Drive bixbyrotarybbq.com MAY TBA Cinco de Mayo Celebration Elote Cafe and Catering, 514 S. Boston Ave. elotetulsa.com MAY TBA Reconciliation in America National Symposium Part II Location TBA jhfnationalsymposium.org MAY TBA Water Lantern Festival Broken Arrow Event Complex, 21101 E. 101st St., Broken Arrow waterlanternfestival.com

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THURSDAYS IN JUNE, JULY AND EARLY AUG. Summer’s Fifth Night Utica Square, East 21st Street and South Utica Avenue, uticasquare.com/events/ summers-fifth-night JUNE 5-7 OKM Music Festival Various locations okmmusic.org JUNE 6 Big Ride Flywheel Field, 512 N. Boston flywheeltulsa.com JUNE TBA Tulsa Juneteenth Festival Greenwood District, 131 N. Greenwood Ave. tulsajuneteenth.org

AUG. 20-23 Blue Whale Comedy Festival Tulsa Arts District bluewhalecomedyfestival.com AUG. TBA Wild Brew Arvest Convention Center, 100 Civic Center wildbrew.org SELECT DATES SEPT. 17-OCT. 31 Autumn in the Botanic Garden Tulsa Botanic Garden, 3900 Tulsa Botanic Drive tulsabotanic.org SEPT. 18 918 Day Festival Chapman Green, 600 S. Main St. downtowntulsa.com

JUNE 27-28 Route 66 Road Fest Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. route66roadfest.com

SEPT. TBA Born and Raised Festival 1421 W. 450 Road, Pryor bornandraisedfestival.com

JUNE TBA Black Wall Street Legacy Festival Greenwood District, 131 N. Greenwood Ave. blackwallstreetlegacyfest.com

SEPT. TBA Festival Americas Guthrie Green, 111 E Reconciliation Way gutheriegreen.com

JUNE TBA Wine and Jazz FETE LowDown, 108 N. Detroit Ave. okrootsmusic.org JULY 4 Folds of Honor Freedom Fest River West Festival Park, 2100 S. Jackson Ave.; Dream Keepers Park, 1875 S. Boulder Ave. freedomfesttulsa.com JULY 10-12 An Affair of the Heart Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. aaoth.com JULY 25-28 Tokyo, OK Marriott Tulsa Southern Hills, 1902 E. 71st St. oklahomaculture.org

SEPT. TBA Tulsa Greek Festival Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 1222 S. Guthrie Ave. tulsagreekfestival.com SEPT. TBA Rocklahoma 1421 W. 450 Road, Pryor rocklahoma.com OCT. 1-11 Tulsa State Fair Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. tulsastatefair.com OCT. 23-25, 29-31 HallowZOOeen Tulsa Zoo, 6421 E. 36th St. N. tulsazoo.org OCT. 31 Tulsa Run Downtown tulsarun.com

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MAY 9-10 The Oddities and Curiosities Expo Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. odditiesandcuriositiesexpo.com

JAN. 19 Tulsa Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade Drawing crowds to the historic Greenwood District each year for nearly five decades, this parade honors the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Black Wall Street bustles with energy as groups from local schools, businesses and beyond demonstrate keeping the dream alive with floats, banners and dynamic dance moves. As part of the celebration, the Tulsa MLK Commemoration Society holds a service prior to the parade that includes a recitation of King’s “I Have a Dream” speech. Find more information at mlktulsa.com.

JUNE 5-7 Saint Francis Tulsa Tough Celebrating its 20th anniversary, this annual bike festival is known as a “three-day party on wheels.” Cyclists of all ages and levels descend upon Tulsa from around the nation to prove they are “Tulsa Tough” through a variety of different crits and rides. Crowds gather on the sidelines of courses spread throughout downtown, the Riverview neighborhood — even country roads for the longer Fondos — to cheer on participants. Head to “Cry Baby Hill” on the final day to experience one of Tulsa’s largest parties of the year. Learn more at tulsatough.com.

SELECT DATES NOV. 27-DEC. 30 Tulsa Botanic Garden of Lights Immerse yourself among thousands of dazzling lights at this annual holiday celebration at the Tulsa Botanic Garden. Expect hot cocoa, themed cocktails, festive music and s’more kits to enjoy around one of the many fire pits. You may even run into Santa or witness a proposal as you roam the grounds, taking in the holiday magic. Be sure to book your timed admission in advance — this popular event frequently sells out. Visit tulsabotanic.org/botanicgarden-of-lights to learn more.

OCT. TBA Art in the Square Utica Square, East 21st Street and South Utica Avenue uticasquare.com OCT. TBA BaseCamp Camping and Music Festival Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Area, 6800 S. Elwood Ave. riverparks.org

NOV. 11 Tulsa Veterans Day Parade Forms at Third Street and Boston Ave., proceeds west on Third and ends near VFW Post #577, 1109 E. Sixth St. tulsaveteransdayparade.com NOV. 20-22 An Affair of the Heart Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. aaoth.com

OCT. TBA BooHaHa Parade South Peoria Avenue from East 49th to 33rd streets tulsaboohaha.com

NOV. 21-22 Williams Route 66 Marathon Starts and finishes in downtown Tulsa route66marathon.com

OCT. TBA Cherokee Art Market Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, 777 W. Cherokee St., Catoosa cherokeeartmarket.com

NOV. 26 Lights On! Utica Square, East 21st Street and South Utica Avenue uticasquare.com

OCT. TBA Global Roots Bash Tulsa Arts District okrootsmusic.org

NOV. 25-29 USA BMX Grand Nationals Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. usabmx.com

OCT. TBA HallowMarine Oklahoma Aquarium, 300 Aquarium Drive, Jenks okaquarium.org

NOV. TBA Castle Christmas The Castle of Muskogee, 3400 W. Fern Mountain Road, Muskogee okcastle.com

OCT. TBA Kendall Whittier Arts Festival Near Whittier Square, 1 S. Lewis Ave., Admiral Blvd. between Lewis and Yorktown visitkendallwhittier.com OCT. TBA McNellie’s Harvest Beer Festival ONEOK Field, 201 N. Elgin Ave. beerfests.com/events mcnellies-harvest-beer-festival OCT. TBA Tulsa Pride Festival and Parade Boston Avenue and Fourth Street tulsapride.org NOV. 11 Route 66 Birthday Bash Cain’s Ballroom, 423 N. Main St oklahomaroute66.com

NOV. TBA Dia de los Muertos Festival Living Arts, 307 E. Reconciliation Way livingarts.org NOV. TBA Downtown Days of Wonder Downtown Tulsa downtowntulsa.com NOV. TBA Shop Small Tulsa Various locations tulsago.com NOV. TBA Philbrook Festival Philbrook Museum of Art, 2727 S. Rockford Road philbrook.org DEC. 12 Tulsa Christmas Parade Downtown Tulsa tulsachristmasparade.org DEC. 28-JAN. 2, 2027 Hyper Racing Tulsa Shootout Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. tulsashootout.com • TULSA GUEST GUIDE 9

MUST SEE attractions

Historical sights. Flora and fauna destinations. Museums for both kids and adults. A 66-acre park and an award-winning food hall. Whatever you’re looking for, Tulsa’s got it all.

CIRCLE CINEMA Located in the historic Kendall Whittier neighborhood, the non-profit arthouse is celebrating 97 years. With original art in the lobby and local products served at the concessions, you can have a taste of Tulsa before settling in for a special screening. 10 S. Lewis Ave. • 918-585-3456 • circlecinema.org 10 TULSA GUEST GUIDE

Admiral Twin Drive-In Catch a double feature every night during their 74th season this spring-fall at Tulsa’s classic 1951 drive-in theater. Sound is transmitted through your car radio, so sit in your vehicle or bring lawn chairs and blankets. 7355 E. Easton St. • 918-878-8099 admiraltwindrivein.com Buck Atom’s Cosmic Curios Standing over this Route 66 store is the space cowboy Buck Atom and cosmic cowgirl Stella Atom. Their likeness can be found on souvenir items like shirts, magnets, coffee cups and stickers, which can all be purchased at the 350-square-foot gift shop along the Mother Road. 1347 E. 11th St. • buckatomson66.com Creek Council Oak Tree The birthplace of Tulsa, this tree is where the Locv Pokv tribal town of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation established their new home with a ceremonial fire in 1836, using live coals they carried from their Alabama homeland over the Trail of Tears. Today, it is preserved with an ethno-botanical garden and several commemorative sculptures. 1750 S. Cheyenne Ave. creekcounciloaktulsa.com Discovery Lab Discovery Lab is a 57,000-square-foot children’s museum with interactive exhibits and programming space, located adjacent to the kid-friendly Gathering Place. Kids love the hands-on activities in the museum’s Imaginarium, HydroLab, science and exhibit halls. The Education Center within the museum has five classrooms and serves as the STEAM Center for Tulsa Public Schools’ pre-K through fifth grades. Don’t miss the Stemcell Science Shop! 3123 Riverside Drive • 918-295-8144 discoverylab.org

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Expo Square It’s the site of myriad events throughout the year, including the Tulsa State Fair, prominent livestock shows, craft shows and a recurring flea market. Snap a photo with the iconic Golden Driller that stands outside, a 76-foot-tall, 43,500-pound monument to Tulsa’s oil industry. 4145 E. 21st St. • 918-744-1113 exposquare.com Gathering Place Open since 2018, Tulsa’s destination park features the medieval towers of the Chapman Adventure Playground to the architectural gems inside the Williams Lodge welcome center and numerous water features in between. Best of all, admission is free. Enter the park from Riverside Drive, which runs beneath two land bridges on the west side of the park. Sports courts invite basketball, volleyball, street soccer and street hockey players.

A skateboard park is the perfect spot for bored teens. Visitors of all ages will enjoy the rotating art installations, family programming, walking trails and varied dining options. 2650 S. John Williams Way • 918-779-1000 gatheringplace.org Greenwood Cultural Center and the Mabel B. Little Heritage House This is the area’s only home built in the 1920s that still stands. With the adjacent Cultural Center, it presents a permanent history of the Greenwood District. The center will be closed the first six months of 2026 due to renovations, but scheduled tours of the home are still available upon request. 322 N. Greenwood Ave. • 918-596-1020 greenwoodculturalcenter.org Guthrie Green Filling one square block, Guthrie Green is an urban park and entertainment space with action happening nearly all year long, including live music, fitness classes and other events. Surrounded by local eateries, bars, ONEOK Field and museums, this patch of land is the social sun in the center of the Tulsa Arts District. 111 E. Reconciliation Way • 918-574-2421 guthriegreen.com Mother Road Market Named Best Food Hall in the 2023, 2024 and 2025 USA Today’s 10Best readers poll, Mother Road Market is a 27,000-square-foot attraction with food and wares of more than 20 merchants. From craft cocktails and street tacos to a plethora of desserts, MRM has something for everyone, including a large patio play area with Route 66-themed mini golf. Don’t miss the nearby Shops at Mother Road Market, an eclectic mix of local concepts selling clothing, gifts, souvenirs and more. 1124 S. Lewis Ave. • 918-984-9009 motherroadmarket.com Museum of Tulsa History Located in an early Tulsa oilman’s former mansion, the Museum of Tulsa History boasts two floors of ever-changing exhibits — from its extensive collection of more than 400,000 photographs, books, maps, documents, graphics, historical dress and architectural remnants from Tulsa’s past. 2445 S. Peoria Ave. • 918-712-9484 tulsahistory.org Oklahoma Aquarium With nine exhibit galleries you can see the many mysterious and wonderful creatures of the ocean that now make their home right here in Oklahoma. Plus, various species of sharks swim over visitors’ heads as they walk through an underwater tunnel. 300 Aquarium Drive, Jenks • 918-296-3474 okaquarium.org

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taking place at the north end of the park. Construction should wind down in summer 2026. At Tulsa Garden Center, you’ll find a Victorian conservatory and arboretum, plus a koi pond with water features. 2435 S. Peoria Ave. • 918-576-5155 tulsagardencenter.org

Riverwalk Located along the Arkansas River in Jenks, Riverwalk Tulsa is a great destination to play, dine and gather. Guests will enjoy eclectic shops and restaurants, outdoor fireplaces and more. 300 Riverwalk Terrace, Jenks • 918-518-6675 jenksriverwalk.com Route 66 Historical Village A replica of the original Red Fork Train Depot joins an oil derrick commemorating the 1901 oil discovery that started Tulsa on its path to become the one-time “Oil Capital of the World.” From 19421947, the Frisco 4500 provided passenger service daily from St. Louis to Tulsa to Oklahoma City. 3770 Southwest Blvd. • 918-619-9473 route66village.com Tulsa Air and Space Museum and Planetarium Travel through time and space at Tulsa Air and Space Museum and Planetarium, which represents every era of Oklahoma aviation. With hands-on activities, flight simulators and a trip through distant galaxies and stars in the planetarium’s dome theater (which recently experienced a technolog12 TULSA GUEST GUIDE

ical upgrade), visitors are guaranteed an uplifting experience. The new Women in Aviation exhibit honors local aviation pioneer Nan Gaylord and other fearless females. Don’t miss the museum’s giant airliner, the MD-80 Discovery Center. 3624 N. 74th E. Ave. • 918-834-9900 tulsamuseum.org Tulsa Botanic Garden Tulsa Botanic Garden sits on 170 acres of prairie and woodlands, with the rolling Osage County hills offering panoramic views of sunrise, sunset and the Tulsa skyline. The Children’s Discovery Garden is a fantastical wonderland featuring a tree fort and a hidden grotto. Recently, the Bumgarner Lotus Pool, Stanford Family Liberty Garden and Bost Arboretum opened on the site. 3900 Tulsa Botanic Drive • 918-289-0330 tulsabotanic.org Tulsa Garden Center, Woodward Park and Municipal Rose Garden Forty-five acres of flora and fauna attract nature lovers all year long. A major renovation that includes park infrastructure and natural beauty upgrades is

USA BMX Headquarters The expansive site hosts coaching clinics, weekly practices and racing on a local and regional level, and several championship competitions. It also is home to the National BMX Hall of Fame. 490 N. Lansing Ave. • 480-961-1903 usabmx.com Zink Lake and Tulsa Wave Park Opened in September 2024, Zink Lake lets visitors experience the Arkansas River with a variety of recreational activities such as boating, fishing and wildlife watching. The lake is situated between the Williams Crossing Pedestrian Bridge and the Southwest Boulevard Bridge, making it easily accessible for residents and visitors. Riverside Drive at John Williams Way tulsazinklake.com •

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Tulsa Zoo The 124-acre zoo features nearly 2,000 animals in exhibits ranging from an African penguin habitat, to the Lost Kingdom with Asia’s rarest and most elusive species, to the Helmerich Sea Lion Cove and the Mary K. Chapman Rhino Reserve. The zoo’s herd of seven Asian elephants find a home at the Oxley Family Elephant Experience and Elephant Preserve. At the immersive Rainforest Exhibit, visitors can experience life in the Amazonian basin with animals ranging from Scarlet Macaws and Black Howler monkeys to jaguars, jungle frogs and two-toed sloths. On the zoo grounds you’ll also find live animal presentations, the Safari Train, a gift shop and a wide range of food options. The zoo, located at Tulsa’s Mohawk Park, is nearby the 800-acre Oxley Nature Center which offers hiking trails and more. 6421 E. 36th St. N • 918-669-6600 tulsazoo.org

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108 Contemporary 108contemporary.org

Bar 46 bar46tulsa.com

RESTAURANTS

Shuffles: Board Game Cafe shufflestulsa.com

Amelia’s amelias.us

Sisserou’s Caribbean Restaurant

3CG 3cgrecords.com

Caz’s Pub cazspub.com

Antoinette Baking Co. antoinettebakingco.com

Arts Alliance Tulsa artstulsa.org

Club Majestic clubmajestictulsa.com

Cabin Boys Brewpub cabinboysbrewery.com/brewpub

The Chowhouse thechowhouse.com

Bob Dylan Center bobdylancenter.com

The Hunt Club thehuntclubtulsa.com

Chimera Café chimeracafe.com

The Tavern taverntulsa.com

Creex Art Gallery creexart.com

Inner Circle Vodka Bar icvodkabar.com

Topeca Coffee topecacoffee.com

FLAGSHIP - Tulsa Artists Fellowship Tulsaartistsfellowship.org

LowDown Lowdowntulsa.com

Coney Island Hot Weiners coneyislandtulsa.com Duet Jazz Restaurant duetjazz.com

RETAIL & SERVICES

Living Arts of Tulsa livingarts.org Mayfest tulsamayfest.org Mztr Bonz Art dot.cards/mztrbonz Oklahoma Center for the Humanities humanities.utulsa.edu OKPOP okpop.org Spirit Tattoo Club spirittattooclub.com Tulsa Artist Fellowship tulsaartistfellowship.org Tulsa Artists’ Coalition tacgallery.org

Saturn Room saturnroom.com Soundpony thesoundpony.com Valkyrie valkyrietulsa.com

PARKS & ENTERTAINMENT Brush Arbor Grove Cain’s Ballroom cainsballroom.com FlyLoft Downtown Tulsa flyloft.org Guthrie Green guthriegreen.com

sisserousrestauranttulsa.com

Elgin Park Brewery elginparkbrewery.com

21 ½ Boutique Hotel 21andahalftulsa.com

Empire Slice House Tulsa empireslicehouse.com

ATLAS School atlasschool.com

En Fuego enfuegotulsa.com

Bradley’s Sanctuary Salon bradleyssanctuarysalon.com

French Hen frenchhentulsa.net

Chrysalis Salon & Spa chrysalissalon.net

Gypsy Coffee House gypsycoffee.com

Colors of Etnika colorsofetnika.com

in the raw vū intherawsushi.com

Detroit Lofts detroitlofts-tulsa.com

Lone Wolf Bahn Mi lonewolftulsa.com

Eufloria/Cannabis Café eufloriameds.com

Mexicali Border Café mexicalibordercafe.com

Fairfield Inn & Suites

Misfit Kitchen misfitkitchentulsa.com

The Flats on Archer theflatsonarcher.com GableGotwals gablelaw.com

Tulsa Symphony tulsasymphony.org Woody Guthrie Center woodyguthriecenter.org

Route 66 Marathon route66marathon.com

Noche Woodfired Grill & Agave Bar eatdrinknoche.com

Tulsa Drillers tulsadrillers.com

PRHYME prhymetulsa.com

Tulsa Theater tulsatheater.com

Que Gusto quegustotulsa.com

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Griffin Communications newsOn6.com Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tulsa Downtown promisehotels.com Ida Red on Main Street idaredgeneralstore.com Lilly Architects lillyarch.com Loft Salon 918.764.5385 Magic City Books magiccitybooks.com Metro @ Brady metroatbrady.com Secure Parking SecureParkingUSA.com Slate Sourdough slatesourdough.com Tribune Lofts tribunelofts.com Tulsa Violin Shop tulsaviolin.com Vast Bank vast.bank Wick & Flame Candle Bar wickandflamecb.com

marriott.com/hotels/travel/tuldt

John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park jhfcenter.org/ reconciliation-park

facebook.com/TulsaArtsDistrict

GreenArch Apartments greenarchtulsa.com

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Tulsa’s Science Museum for Children and Families Discovery Lab inspires joyful curiosity as kids and families tinker, explore, learn, and build together.

Discover hands-on fun at Discovery Lab, where interactive exhibits, the Science Lab, and the WorkShop spark curiosity and inspire learning for the whole family. Discovery Lab participates in the reciprocal programs for the Association of Science-Technology Centers and Association of Children’s Museum.

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DANIEL WEBSTER HIGH SCHOOL FILM: ‘Rumble Fish’ (1983) 1919 W. 40th St. This Tulsa high school served as Rusty James’ (Matt Dillon) high school in this feature film based on another Hinton novel.

APARTMENT BUILDING FILM: ‘UHF’ (1989) 330 E. 11th St. Located just outside of downtown, this apartment building served as the home of character Raul Hernandez in this Weird Al classic.

RIVER SPIRIT CASINO RESORT TV SERIES: ‘Reservation Dogs’ (2021-2023) 8330 Riverside Parkway This Muscogee Nation establishment stood in as host for the Indian Health Service conference in season two of the series.

PHILTOWER BUILDING FILM: ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ (2023) 427 S. Boston Ave. While a lot of filming took place in Osage County, select downtown buildings, including the Philtower and Federal Courthouse, were film backdrops.

SIXTH STREET TV SERIES: ‘The Lowdown’ (2025) 221 E. Archer St. Sterlin Harjo’s series highlights Tulsa and filmed in multiple locations across the city, including fictional storefronts along Sixth Street. •

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OUTSIDERS HOUSE FILM: ‘The Outsiders’ (1983) 731 N. St. Louis Ave. This unassuming house was the home of the Curtis brothers and is now a museum dedicated to the film based on Tulsan S.E. Hinton’s novel.

Meadow Gold District

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Tulsa has officially claimed the title “The Capital of Route 66.” There is a long history of communities along the famous Mother Road calling attention to themselves with various nicknames and landmarks, notably Springfield, Missouri, as the “Birthplace of Route 66.” After all, that’s where the road received its famous number on April 30th, 1926. But what inspired Tulsa to give itself such a prestigious title as “The Capital”? Well, we didn’t just pull it out of thin air. For the last century, Tulsa has often been in the driver’s seat when it comes to old Route 66. 18 TULSA GUEST GUIDE

When the federal government realized that this new automobile fad wasn’t going away, they decided to put a group of 21 people together to designate an organized, numbered system of highways that covered the entire country. Cyrus Avery, a Tulsan, was one of those people. For years, Avery had been a state leader in the Good Roads Movement and was an outspoken advocate for improving transportation. As Tulsa County Commissioner, he oversaw the construction of the 11th Street Bridge, a state-of-the-art concrete arch bridge that replaced an older wagon bridge in 1917. It was

heralded as a monumental achievement in engineering and construction. When the 21 individuals met to lay out the routes that connected the United States from east to west and from north to south, it was Avery that touted a link between Chicago and Los Angeles as the connection that had the greatest potential to be a strong commercial corridor that worked hand-in-hand with touristic destinations. He also lobbied for the road to dip south through Missouri, Oklahoma and the Texas panhandle. It had to cross the Arkansas River somewhere, after all, so why not use the best crossing in the country for that endeavor? Thus, when Highway 66 was established on November 11, 1926, it came right through Tulsa and across the 11th Street Bridge. Avery was involved in a number of other civic projects over his lifetime (including the completion of the Spavinaw pipeline, which brought fresh water to the city) but it’s Route 66 that he is most associated with today. In fact, Avery has his own title: “Father of Route 66.” A year later, it was Avery again that ushered in the founding of the national US 66 Highway Association right here in Tulsa. The organization promoted the road in places like the Saturday Evening Post and helped publicize the Bunion Derby, a trans-continental footrace from Los Angeles to Chicago and on to New York City that kept Highway 66 in the newspapers for months. Their efforts to encourage paving paid off: in 1938, the patchwork of local and regional roads that unified under the US 66 shield celebrated the completion of end-to-end paving. It was one of the first major highways in the country to achieve this important milestone. Tulsa had already been known as the Oil Capital of the World, and as the country entered World War II, it continued to serve as a hub of transportation-related activity thanks to the Douglas bomber plant at the airport. Douglas was headquartered in Santa Monica, California — by then the western terminus of US 66. Since the road was the best link from east to west, it was that highway that served as a major conduit for men and materials preparing to deploy and supplying the war effort. Nat King Cole’s voice on the radio made Route 66 a household symbol of freedom and the open road via “(Get Your Kicks on) Route 66.” The CBS TV series “Route 66” tickled the imagination of families that dreamed of a trip on the two-lane highway. The US 66 Highway Association continued to distribute materials making sure that Americans knew which road was the “shortest, fastest, year-round best.” But as the popularity of the highway grew, so did its challenges and, eventually, its replacement. The Turner Turnpike opened to great fanfare in 1953, connecting Tulsa and Oklahoma City with four lanes of straightened, flat concrete. The 88-mile roadway boasted a speed limit of 70 miles per hour and limited access points. Reporter Bob Foresman tested the new road out by taking US 66 to Oklahoma City and the new Turner Turnpike back home. “The old highway was virtually empty,” he wrote in the Tulsa Tribune. “Somehow, old 66 looked different. She had a sort of retired look.” Of course, many know what came next. Anyone that has seen Disney Pixar’s 2006 film “Cars” knows that the five interstate highways that bypassed Route 66 all had the same effect: reduced traffic, shuttered businesses and an economic standstill. Route 66 was literally removed from maps in 1985; all towns had been bypassed and the Interstate system had taken over. But that was not the end of the story for the Mother Road, especially in Tulsa.

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A statewide Route 66 Association was formed in 1989 to promote the beloved highway, much like the national association once had. One of the first chapter meetings took place right in Tulsa at the Route 66 Diner on 11th Street. Tulsa-based author and historian Michael Wallis published his book “Route 66: The Mother Road” in 1990, which served as a love letter to the highway and let the world know it was still there and still worth traveling. It started a larger conversation that caught on like wildfire. Throughout the 1990s, all eight states that carried a piece of Historic Route 66 organized statewide preservation associations and made efforts to revitalize the road. In 1999, the National Park Service formed a Corridor Preservation Program to bring resources to communities that were looking to preserve buildings and landmarks that told the story of the road’s journey through the 20th century. As this movement grew, the City of Tulsa realized they weren’t fully leveraging the road’s history and potential properly. In 2006, the city’s planning office put forth a Route 66 Master Plan. It recognized the growing international appeal of Route 66 and the generational gap that existed between older folks that remembered when Route 66 was the “best way west” and younger generations that didn’t understand what the big deal was. Through that Master Plan, a series of improvements were funded and the Tulsa Route 66 Commission was created to help guide the city in a targeted effort to return its 28 miles of Historic Route 66 to its former glory. Capital projects were unveiled across the city’s Route 66 corridor in the 2000s. Gateway monuments were installed to the east and west to let travelers know the road they were on was something special. Cyrus Avery Plaza was built on the east end of the original 11th Street bridge that was crucial to the road’s development. A large, colorful Route 66 shield sculpture called “Route 66 Rising” symbolizes the road’s rebirth; it depicts a shield coming out of the ground right at the site that once housed Avery’s Old English Inn restaurant, gas station and tourist cabin court. Other installations beautified the corridor and encouraged local entrepreneurs to come back to The Main Street of America. One of the most successful projects made possible by this concerted effort was the salvation and restoration of the iconic Meadow Gold neon sign. It had stood on the southwest corner of 11th and Lewis since the 1930s and had been dark for many years. When the building it stood on was threatened with demolition an outcry of local support led to multiple groups coming together to save the sign. It was rebuilt near 11th and Peoria in 2009 and served as a catalyst for development in a district that is now named after the gigantic neon beacon. Additionally, the work to save the Meadow Gold sign inspired the most successful program that the Tulsa Route 66 Commission created: the Tulsa Route 66 Neon Sign Grant. By the end of 2025, more than 80 signs had been approved through the program that provides up to $10,000 in matching funds to restore old neon or install a new neon sign along the Route 66 corridor. Driving Route 66 at night in the road’s 100th birthday year isn’t such a far cry from the so-called heyday of the road’s popularity. Businesses have, indeed, come back to Route 66. Long-time institutions like Ike’s Chili have found a home on the Mother Road. Creative entrepreneurs have brought literal giants to the side of the road. Buck Atom, a giant space cowboy muffler man mascot created by Mary Beth

Ike’s Chili on Tulsa’s stretch of Route 66, 1503 E. 11th St.

Joseph Gierek Fine Art, 1342 E. 11th St

Babcock, has been joined by several friends in recent years — Stella Atom, Meadow Gold Mack, Cowboy Bob and Rosie the Riveter now tower alongside 11th Street. William Franklin has expanded from a small space downtown to a sprawling store called Decopolis near the Meadow Gold sign and a new location at 5717 E. 11th St. to anchor the eastern side of the corridor. Restauranteur Elliot Nelson has opened several eateries on the Mother Road, and out in Howard Park there are plans to build a giant dinosaur statue — a reminder of what led to Tulsa’s first golden era. And Oklahoma’s only non-profit food hall, Mother Road Market, takes the spirit of the road and infuses it with resources to help people achieve their dreams. Just ask anyone at Doctor Kustom, the James Beard award semifinalist that recently moved to a larger space on the corner of 11th and Lewis. Development continues along all 28 miles of Route 66 in Tulsa, including the original alignment of the highway on Admiral. Travelers are spending more time

in Tulsa as the kitschy fun of Route 66 leads them to the rest of the wonders the city has to offer, from museums like The Woody Guthrie Center to unmatched outdoor experiences like Gathering Place. Events are being organized to take advantage of the road’s fun factor and the Centennial of Route 66 in 2026 — none bigger than the Capital Cruise on May 30, which aims to break a world record for the largest classic car parade. Route 66 has always been a road of the future. In the early days, that meant changing from dirt and gravel to hard pavement. Today, it’s a reminder that Route 66 is a connector: not just of states and communities, but of people and stories. When you’re out on the road and you encounter someone that doesn’t seem to be from around here, ask them about their story. They’ll probably want to know yours, too. And maybe you’ll wonder what else is out there on the old two-lane and take a trip yourself. As Route 66 turns 100, its future has never been brighter — and Tulsa is leading the way. • TULSA GUEST GUIDE 19

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Black Wall Street Tees and Souvenirs With an emphasis on spreading awareness of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, Black Wall Street Tees and Souvenirs offers a special collection of apparel, accessories, keepsakes and books. They also offer tours of historic Black Wall Street. 101 N. Greenwood Ave. • bwstees.com Boomtown Tees Shop locally designed and screen-printed Tulsa and Oklahoma clothing and souvenirs. Each month, the shop features a $10 Oklahoma or Tulsa-themed shirt. 114-A S. Elgin Ave. • boomtownteestulsa.com Buck Atom’s Cosmic Curios This retro gas-station-turned-gift-shop is a kitschy ode to the Mother Road, offering fun and unique Route 66 and Tulsa-themed souvenirs. After snapping a pic with space cowgirl and cowboy giants Stella and Buck Atom, look around for other neighborhood giants including Mack the Friendly Lumberjack, Cowboy Bob and Rosie the Riveter outside nearby shops. 1347 E. 11th St. • buckatomson66.com The Chizel The Chizel specializes in etched bar and glassware depicting iconic Tulsa images, the city’s skyline and more. Custom designs also are available through the website. 3310 S. Yale Ave. • thechizel.com

IDA RED Local and woman-owned, this general store’s three locations sell a playful plethora of Tulsa and Oklahoma-themed items including Hanson and Leon Russell merch, blankets, drinkware, tees, coasters and more. Also find retro candy, toys, gadgets and gift items galore. 3336 S. Peoria Ave., 9146 S. Yale Ave., Suite 215, 208-A N. Main St. • idaredgeneralstore.com 20 TULSA GUEST GUIDE

Outsiders House Gift Shop After you’ve visited The Outsiders House Museum (read more on p. 42), head around back to find souvenirs from switchblade combs to all kinds of film and book memorabilia celebrating S.E. Hinton’s iconic story. 731 N. St. Louis Ave. • theoutsidershouse.com •

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Mythic City As the main retail location for local screen printer Mythic Press, this gift and apparel shop celebrates Tulsa in artfully designed collections ranging from iconic Tulsa places (Gathering Place, Cherry Street) to Route 66 and the Tulsa Flag. Find shirts, hats, patches, stickers, postcards and more. 1102 S. Lewis Ave., Suite E shop.mythic.press

SHOPPING spots

Whether you’re looking for upscale, luxury, big box retailers or a cozy street full of boutiques to amble down, get ready to shop ‘til you drop.

41st and Yale Corridor At Southroads Shopping Center (located on the north side of 41st Street), catch the newest flick at a 20-screen movie theater or browse around at pet, craft and cosmetics retailers and a national bookstore chain. Across the street, find the stateof-the-art WeStreet Ice Center. East 41st Street and South Yale Avenue 71st Street Tulsa’s busiest shopping corridor is easily accessible from the north and south via U.S. Highway 169. Home improvement and furniture stores abound, as well as home decor, clothing and shoe retailers. A plethora of dining options, mostly national chains, are sprinkled throughout this shopper’s paradise. East 71st Street between South Garnett Road and South Memorial Drive

Downtown Tulsa From historic Greenwood to the Cathedral District and Gunboat Park, there are numerous shopping destinations to be found in Tulsa’s urban center. Whether you’re shopping for loved ones back home or picking yourself up a souvenir of your T-Town adventures, local retailers are eager to welcome you to their downtown storefront. downtowntulsa.com The Farm Shopping Center The centerpiece of this charming shopping area is a restored rustic barn, adding to the village square-like feel. Park your car and spend some time exploring the blend of national, regional and local retailers. Choose from a variety of eateries. East 51st Street and South Sheridan Road thefarmshoppingtulsa.com

Brookside Take a stroll down this district full of boutiques, art galleries, the modern shops of Center 1, plus plenty of casual and upscale dining. A luxurious shopping experience during the day transforms into a lively avenue as the sun goes down. East 32nd to 41st Street on South Peoria Avenue brooksidetheplacetobe.com

Kendall Whittier District Kendall Whittier is one of Tulsa’s oldest shopping districts and a rapidly expanding artists’ community. Home to the city’s oldest movie house, Circle Cinema, the district’s vibrant Hispanic enclave inspires multicultural events throughout the year, including a Farmers’ Market (read more on p. 22). East Admiral Boulevard and North Lewis Avenue visitkendallwhittier.com

Cherry Street/15th Street This distinctive area, at one time considered the suburbs east of Tulsa, draws visitors seeking fine dining, jewelry, lifestyle goods and beautiful architecture. Boutiques, restaurants and salons make this district an engaging place to wander. East 15th Street, east of South Peoria Avenue

Kings Landing This shopping center offers diverse shops and gourmet dining along the Arkansas River. Expect great sunset views, high-end retailers and toprated restaurants. 9914 Riverside Parkway kingslandingtulsa.com

Jenks Historic downtown Jenks is undergoing a revitalization with new retailers, restaurants, clubs and services. Nearby, Tulsa Premium Outlets is home to more than 75 stores and places where you can grab a quick bite in between stores. East Main Street • jenkschamber.com 801 E. Outlet Drive, Jenks tulsapremiumoutlets.com

KingsPointe Village This outdoor shopping center includes casual and fine dining, clothing boutiques and health centers. Locally owned and managed, KingsPointe Village is centrally located with plenty of parking in front of the shopping and dining destinations. East 61st Street and South Yale Avenue 918-496-2865 • kingspointevillage.com

Riverwalk Located along the Arkansas River in Jenks, Riverwalk is a great destination to play, dine and gather. Guests will enjoy eclectic dining options, outdoor fireplaces and more. 300 Riverwalk Terrace, Jenks jenksriverwalk.com Rose District Drop by this revived historic destination for shopping and nightlife. Every Saturday morning from April to October, neighbors flock to the district farmers market, which also is open on Tuesday nights. North Main Street in Broken Arrow rosedistrict.com Shops of Seville Spanish colonial-style buildings house upscale shops full of the latest fashions and gift ideas. Charming bistros offer distinct dining experiences. East 101st Street and South Yale Avenue Tulsa Hills Anchored by several big box stores, Tulsa Hills is the place to find home improvement products and decor, electronics, clothing and shoes. After a day of shopping, choose from a smattering of casual restaurants or see a movie at the 12-screen theater. 7200 S. Olympia Ave. • shoptulsahills.com Utica Square This Tulsa gem offers a delightful combination of local and national shops and upscale restaurants to make for a great day of shopping. The outdoor shopping center features English telephone booths, wrought-iron benches and Old World clocks. 1709 Utica Square • uticasquare.com Woodland Hills Mall The largest mall in the region, Woodland Hills offers more than 150 shops. Diverse stores for the whole family, along with national anchors — such as Scheels and Dillard’s — make this mall a shopper’s paradise. 7021 S. Memorial Drive • simon.com/mall/ woodland-hills-mall • TULSA GUEST GUIDE 21

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GRAB A GOOD

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Could anything be more delightful than a romance read paired with fresh florals? Book and Bloom specializes in titles popular in both fiction and nonfiction, flowers by the stem or bundled into bouquets, and a charming array of bookish gifts, tees and mugs. 115 E. Dallas St., Broken Arrow • bookandbloomba.com You’ll find more than just an immersive bookstore experience at FableRealm Books, which offers a meticulously curated selection of books, souvenirs and more. After perusing FableRealm, enjoy a treat at the in-store TulsaRama Ice Cream Parlor. 5729 E. 11th St., Suite A and B • decopolis.net Visit owner William Franklin’s store Decopolis at 1401 E. 11th St., Suite A and B, for more fun reads.

FRESH FINDS Downtown Tulsa Farmers Market This weekly market offers downtown employees and residents a convenient place to purchase products like meat, dairy, handmade goods and more. Live entertainment is a standard and organizers often schedule other special activities during the three-hour market. April-October: 4-7 p.m., every Wednesday Chapman Green, 600 S. Main St. downtowntulsa.com Rose District Farmers Market With charming red brick buildings and picturesque landscaping lining its Main Street, Broken Arrow’s Rose District is like a setting straight out of a movie. Featuring over 50 unique vendors who offer locally cultivated and handcrafted goods, the Rose District Farmers Market is the perfect addition to the day’s exploring itinerary. April-October: 8 a.m.-noon, Saturdays; 4-8 p.m., Tuesdays (weather permitting) 418 S. Main St., Broken Arrow rosedistrictfarmersmarket Tulsa Farmers’ Market This market has grown into the largest of its kind in Oklahoma. Gathering on Saturday mornings in the eclectic and hip Kendall Whittier neighborhood, locals and visitors alike can find everything from hand-poured candles and macrame plant holders to bags of freshly roasted pecans and a gamut of other delicious baked goods. Browse row upon row of locally grown produce shining gemlike under the morning sun. April-September: 7 a.m.-11 a.m., Saturdays May-August: 8-11 a.m., Wednesdays October-March: 8 a.m.-noon, Saturdays Closed on Saturdays immediately following Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays 1 S. Lewis Ave. • tulsafarmersmarket.org • 22 TULSA GUEST GUIDE

Get lost among the winding shelves and corridors at Gardner’s Used Books, Tulsa’s biggest used bookstore that has been around for 35 years. Spanning 23,000 square feet, Gardner’s offers a wide array of comics, DVDs, games and collectibles. 4421 S. Mingo Road • gardnersbooks.com A nonprofit and independent bookstore, Magic City Books specializes in literary and popular fiction and narrative nonfiction. The shop also boasts an extensive section by local authors and on subjects of local interest. MCB hosts many high-profile author events throughout the year. 221 E. Archer St. • magiccitybooks.com After being closed for almost a decade, Oak Tree Books reopened in 2024 and is again the place to find fine and rare books specializing in Oklahoma and Native American History. This bookstore is the home of first editions and volumes ranging from the 16th century to contemporary works. 2812 E. 15th St. • oaktreebookstulsa.com Located on Cherry Street since 1975, Peace of Mind Bookstore is not only Tulsa’s oldest bookstore but also the nation’s largest metaphysical bookstore. With a selection of over 35,000 used, new, out-of-print and rare books, POM also has an extensive collection of essential oils, crystals, Tarot, incense and resins. 1407 E. 15th St. • pombookstore.com Tucked into a quiet shopping center in Broken Arrow, Rivendell Books and Baubles offers customers a wide selection of genres for readers of all ages. Shoppers can find both new and preowned titles, as well as games, toys and locally made items. 2034 W. Houston St., Broken Arrow • rivendellbandb.com • FableRealm Books on Route 66

MARKET: MICHELLE POLLARD; FABLEREALM: GREG BOLLINGER

Tulsa Farmers’ Market

Windsor Market Tulsa’s Antique, Art & Interior Design Market

6530 EAST 51 ST STREET | OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 918-254-9766 | WINDSORMARKET.COM

MERCURY LOUNGE Both daytime dive bar and nighttime music hotspot, Mercury Lounge is your neighborhood jackpot for rustic roots and Americana melodies, as well as local and touring acts that span the gamut. “We’re committed to providing a safe space for all music fans, a professional experience for the working musician and a fast drink at a fair price,” says general manager Ashley Kirkley. “We have resident artists bringing some of Tulsa’s best original music every day of the week. There are also ticketed shows featuring some of the best touring acts in the nation.” Mercury’s website offers performance schedules in addition to a merch store full of punk rock hoodies, T-shirts and more. 1747 S. Boston Ave. • mercuryloungetulsa.com

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LISTEN UP! music & nightlife Catch live music in Tulsa every night at our iconic venues.

Belafonte Neighborhood hot spot. 306 S. Phoenix Ave. • belafontetulsa.com

Rabbit Hole Downtown bar with music most nights. 116 S. Elgin Ave. • rabbitholetulsa

Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center Musicals, orchestras. 701 S. Main St., Broken Arrow brokenarrowpac.com

Riverside Studio Local acts in a historic art deco venue. 1381 Riverside Drive riversidestudiotulsa

Centennial Lounge at VFW Post 577 Intimate spot for local music. 1109 E. Sixth St. • centennilloungetulsa

Shrine Classic club that hosts regional and national bands. 112 E. 18th St. • tulsashrine.com

Chimera Vegan-friendly cafe that hosts unique shows in their back ballroom. 212 N. Main St. • chimeratulsa.com The Colony A key venue in Tulsa for over 60 years. 2809 S. Harvard Ave. • thetulsacolony.com The Hunt Club Varied acts, from rock to acoustic. 224 N. Main St. • thehuntclubtulsa.com Lowdown Basement club that hosts music, comedy and community jam sessions. 108 N. Detroit Ave., Level B lowdowntulsa.com Maggie’s Music Box Outdoor and indoor stages with local, regional and national acts. 201 E. Main St., Jenks • maggiesok.com

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Mass Movement Community arts space driven by DIY acts. 1217 E. Admiral Blvd. massmovementcommunityarts Noise Town Rehearsal spot with public performances. 2611 W. 40th Place • noisetowntulsa.com

Soundpony Live music lounge that also offers trivia, comedy and karaoke. 409 N. Main St. • thesoundpony.com Thelma’s Peach Intimate music venue and bar. 2008 E. Admiral Blvd. • thelmaspeach Tulsa Theater Art deco theater built in 1914. 105 W. Reconciliation Way tulsatheater.com The Vanguard Range of alternative acts. 222 N. Main St. • thevanguardtulsa.com VanTrease Performing Arts Center for Education Home of the Tulsa Community College Signature Symphony. 10300 E. 81st St. • signaturesymphony.org Whittier Bar Classic dive bar with regional indie acts. 2405 E. Admiral Blvd. • thewhittierbar.com

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CAIN’S BALLROOM After its first life as a garage, the legendary Cain’s Ballroom became the home of Western swing, jitterbug and sock hop. It was just a good old-fashioned dance hall before Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys made it legendary. Today the 102-year-old ballroom hosts top acts many nights of the week, and new shows are added all the time. Be sure to wear your walking shoes at this intimate venue with a reputation for rocking as most of their concerts are standing room only. Mac’s Barbecue serves its signature ‘cue inside Cain’s during most shows. Empire Slice House, Soundpony and Inner Circle Vodka Bar are neighboring hangouts for pre- and post-show antics. 423 N. Main St. • cainsballroom.com 26 TULSA GUEST GUIDE

The Church Studio Beginning as Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in 1915, this historic building was purchased by legendary musician and songwriter Leon Russell in 1972, who transformed it into the epicenter of a music scene that resonated well beyond Tulsa city limits to the greater world of rock ‘n’ roll. The Church was — as it still is today — a creative space for songwriters, musicians, engineers and singers. Major industry talent such as Tom Petty, Phoebe Snow and Peter Tosh recorded at The Church Studio, along with nationally acclaimed Tulsa-based acts like The GAP Band, JJ Cale and Russell himself. The Church Studio also was the home base for Shelter Records, a record label started by Russell and British producer Denny Cordell. Many point to The Church Studio as the heart of what later came to be known as the Tulsa Sound: that hard-to-define, potent, shuffling stew of rockabilly, country, rock ‘n’ roll and blues associated with Russell, Cale and Eric Clapton. Musician Steve Ripley (The Tractors) owned The Church Studio for nearly 20 years before entrepreneur Teresa Knox purchased it in 2016. Today it is a recording studio, exhibit space, event center, audio engineering school, archive for the Leon Russell and Tulsa Sound collections, and a shop for Church merch. “It’s so magical what happened here,” Knox says. “It’s just a very magical, incredible time in our city’s history.” Reserve tickets for an on-site private or group tour. Tunes at Noon is a weekly concert series happening every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Expect local singer-songwriters and bands of varied genres. 304 S. Trenton Ave. • thechurchstudio.com •

CAIN’S, CHURCH STUDIO, OSAGE: GREG BOLLINGER; HARD ROCK: TOM GILBERT; RIVER SPIRIT: COURTESY

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Casino

It has been more than two decades since bingo halls became modern tribal gaming and hospitality operations, evolving and expanding over the years. Here’s a rundown of what to expect at Tulsa’s local gaming and entertainment destinations.

Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa

Live music at Osage Casino Hotel

Philly Cheesesteak from River Spirit Casino Resort

HARD ROCK HOTEL AND CASINO TULSA With over 2,400 games there is something for everyone. Hard Rock offers a “Greatest Hits Lounge” that is a collection of fan-favorite games. It is also home to the only World Series of Poker in northeast Oklahoma. Hard Rock has the most live music stages in the region, with Hard Rock Live, Track 5, Amp Bar and Riffs. For sports fans, Hard Rock offers Replay sports bar with 51 TVs (including two 103-inch screens), a sports ticker and a full bar with 12 beers on tap. Enjoy a steak with a view at Carvers on 19, which is located at the top of the hotel tower. The casino also offers buffet dining at The Eatery and casual dining at HWY 66 Diner, burgers at Flipside, pizza at Slice and Mexican fare at Salsa. Hard Rock’s AAA Four Diamond hotel has two pools, a hot tub, coffee shop and fitness center. It also is home to Cherokee Hills — an 18-hole championship golf course. Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa is owned and operated by Cherokee Nation. 777 W. Cherokee St., Catoosa • hardrockcasinotulsa.com OSAGE CASINO HOTEL Minutes from downtown Tulsa, Osage Casino Hotel offers more than 1,600 electronic games and 15 table games, including craps and roulette. Enjoy dinner at Stone Creek Kitchen during special events or casual dining at Thunder Bar and Grill. There’s also Roni Peppo’s Pizza Kitchen for a late night slice. Last year Osage Casino added local favorite Coney Island to the dining options for a quick bite when taking a break from playing games. The Skyline Event Center hosts national touring acts, while the property’s new bar Swigs features a lounge, immersive screens and an elevated stage for live local music. Osage Casino Hotel has 286 hotel rooms with exclusive pool access on Fridays and Saturdays due to high occupancy rates. The rest of the week the pool is open to the public through the purchase of a pool day pass. And new to the property is an adult-only pool. Visitors and hotel guests can soak up the sun while enjoying full food and beverage service. Osage Casino Hotel is owned and operated by Osage Nation. 951 W. 36th St. N. • osagecasino.com RIVER SPIRIT CASINO RESORT Throughout its 150,000-square-foot resort, River Spirit and Margaritaville offers 3,271 electronic games and 31 table games, making it a gamer’s paradise in south Tulsa on the banks of the Arkansas River. Enjoy a steak at Ruth’s Chris, or for more casual dining, have a meal at Fireside Grill or Margaritaville — where a volcano erupts hourly with a vibrant light and sound show. The Cove offers top-name live entertainment throughout the year so check the schedule of events. Five O’Clock Somewhere Bar offers live local entertainment seven nights a week. Last summer the casino opened Gridiron, which is one of the largest sports viewing experiences in Oklahoma, featuring a massive 53-foot by 14-foot-high video wall, 54 televisions and 104 speakers. The AAA Four Diamond resort hotel hosts Emerge Spa and Salon, and a resort pool exclusively for guests that features the swim-up Landshark Pool Bar and cabana rentals. River Spirit Casino and Margaritaville is owned and operated by Muscogee Nation. 8330 Riverside Parkway • riverspirittulsa.com • TULSA GUEST GUIDE 27

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LET’S DISH food & drink From the city’s location in the heartland, one might expect Tulsa to do well at signature American cuisine such as steaks and burgers — and it does. However, local chefs are hitting it out of the park with establishments ranging from Asian fusion, to pub fare, to pizza and more. There’s no way to include everyone, but here’s a taste of Tulsa’s dining all-stars.

ASIAN Asahi Japanese Restaurant 918-307-9151 Options, savory, fresh Binh-Le Vietnamese 918-835-7722 Savory, sweet, filling Daigoro daigorotulsa.com Fine dining, fusion, patio seating Golden Gate Chinese Restaurant facebook.com/ goldengaterestauranttulsa Friendly, spicy, timeless In the Raw intherawsushi.com Atmosphere, fresh, options KAI Burmese Cuisine facebook.com/kaiburmese Pan-Asian, curry, specialty Keo Asian Cuisine keorestaurant.com Gluten-free, modern, made-to-order Kirin Restaurant kirin-tulsa.com Traditional, sushi, catering

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Korean Garden 918-627-9292 Noodles, bulgogi, vegetarian Lanna Thai lannathaitulsa.com Spicy, curry, seafood

Lone Wolf Banh Mi lonewolftulsa.com Specialty, kimchi fries, catering Mandarin Taste mandarintasteonline.com From-scratch, hot pot, family-style Mekong River Restaurant mekongrivertulsa.blogspot.com Vietnamese, vegetarian, catering Osaka Steakhouse and Sushi Bar osaka-steakhouse.net Hibachi, welcoming, well-seasoned Pho Da Cao 918-270-2715 Sweet, savory, authentic Pho Nhi Vietnamese facebook.com/phonhitulsa Fast, spicy, friendly Rendang and Co. rendangandco.com Indonesian, seasoned, James Beard Award nominee Ri Le’s 918-496-2126 Easy, unique, savory Roka rokatulsa.com Ambiance, happy hour, fusion Roppongi roppongitulsa.com Casual, fresh, noodles Seoul Bistro seoulbistro.yolasite.com

Authentic, cozy, well-portioned Sezchuan Express sezchuanexpress.com Friendly, drive-thru, classic Shogun Steak House of Japan shoguntulsa.net Hibachi, family-friendly, fun Sushi Hana Japanese Fusion sushihanatulsa.com Welcoming, sushi, vibes Thai Village Cuisine facebook.com/thaivillagetulsa Ambient, family-owned, customizable Tokyo Garden tokyogardentulsa.com Hibachi, family-friendly, entertaining The Tropical Restaurant and Bar tropicaltulsa.com Inviting, large portions, vegetarian-friendly Won Korean BBQ and Hot Pot wonqpotok.com All-you-can-eat, hot pot, family-style Yokozuna yokozunasushi.com Fusion, happy hour, delivery Zogam Cafe facebook.com/zogamcafe Casual, Malaysian, Thai

BAKERIES/ DESSERT/ DOUGHNUTS Antoinette Baking Co. antoinettebakingco.com Breakfast, sweet, savory Big Baby Rolls and Donuts bigbabyrolls.com Vegan, gluten-free, classic Big Dipper Creamery bigdipperok.com Handmade, family-friendly, shakes Brice’s Coffee and Bakehouse bricescoffeeandbake.com Artisanal, tarts, South African Cookie Mama Cookie Co. cookiemama.com Sweet, customizable, fun Common Tart facebook.com/commontart Savory, pie, cottage core Country Bird Bakery countrybirdbakery.com Award-winning, locally-sourced, variety Cricket and Fig cricketandfig.com Handcrafted, decadent, chocolate Daylight Donuts daylightdonuts.com Tulsa-based, sweet, nationally recognized

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GUEST GUIDE food and drink Oakhart Barbecue oakhartbbq.com Smoky, handcrafted, friendly

Laurannae Baking Co. lbcotulsa.com Events, specialty cakes, atmosphere

Oklahoma Joe’s BBQ okjoes.com Supplies, relaxing, catering RibCrib BBQ and Grill ribcrib.com Hickory-smoked, catering, multiple locations

Merritt’s merrittsbakery.com Seasonal, customizable, wide selection

Stone Mill BBQ and Steakhouse stonemillbbq.com Bar, local favorite, authentic

Good Cause Brewing facebook.com/goodcausebrewing Pet-friendly, communitycentered, events

OK Cookie Momster okcookiemomster.com Custom, creative, flavorful

BREAKFAST/BRUNCH BBD2 Diner the Deuce bbd2tulsa.com Relaxing, specials, homemade

Heirloom Rustic Ales heirloomrusticales.com Airy, dog-friendly, aesthetic

OK Country Donut Shoppe facebook.com/okcountrydonuts Unique, specialty, family-friendly

Patisserie by Sheila Anne sheilaannepastry.com French-inspired, croissants, handcrafted Rose Rock Microcreamery roserockmicrocreamery.com Homemade, vegan, variety Saint Amon Baking Co. saintamonbakingco.com Farm-fresh, French, vegan-friendly BARBECUE Alpha Grill alphagrillbbq.com Meat-by-the-pound, sandwiches, spuds

Chicken cutlet sandwich from The Pump

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Eerie Abbey Ales eerieabbeyales.com Beglin style, cozy, knowledgeable

Le Louvre French Cafe lelouvrefrenchcafe.com Pastries, delicacies, meals

Pancho Anaya panchoanaya.com Traditional, authentic, Mexican

Weber’s Superior Root Beer Restaurant

Dead Armadillo Craft Brewery dabrewery.com Taproom, patio, trendy

The Big Biscuit bigbiscuit.com Sweet, savory, friendly Blue Moon Bakery and Cafe 918-749-7800 Vegetarian-friendly, fresh, eclectic Bramble Breakfast and Bar bramblebartulsa.com Quick, aesthetic, multiple locations Brookside By Day brooksidebyday.com Patio, brunch, options Hatch Early Mood Food hatchearlymoodfood.com Coffee, fun, vibes Hwy 66 Diner hardrockcasinotulsa.com All-day breakfast, savory, pancakes

Albert G’s Bar-B-Q albertgs.com Catering, casual, tender

Neighborhood JAM thatsmyjamok.com Gluten-free, inviting, patio

Billy Sims BBQ billysimsbbq.com Classic, football, savory

New York Bagel Cafe newyorkbageltulsa.com New York-style, treats, variety

BurnCo. Barbeque burnbbq.com Satisfying, Hasty Bake, crowd favorite

Savoy Restaurant eatsavoy.com Catering, scratch-made, to-go

Elgin Park elginparkbrewery.com Sports, specials, pizza

Hop the Griffin hopthegriffin.com Activities, wine, rotating Marshall Brewing Co. marshallbrewing.com Live music, knowledgeable, group-friendly NEFF Brewing neffbrewing.com Art deco, gluten-free, celiac safe New Story Brewing ns.beer Tacos, skyline view, patio seating The Nook nookbrewco.com Broken Arrow, all ages, seltzers Nothing’s Left Brewing Co. nothingsleftbrewingco.com Sours, frozen options, vibes Pearl Beach Brew Pub pearlbeachbrewpub.com Volleyball, dog-friendly, outdoor Welltown Brewery welltownbrewing.com Seasonal, events, rooftop BURGERS Arnold’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers facebook.com/arnoldstulsa Retro, drive-through, fresh

Golden Saddle Cafe 918-835-2882 Breakfast, homestyle, options

BREWERIES American Solera americansolera.com Funky, bright, local

Leon’s Smoke Shack BBQ leonssmokeshack.com Soul food, juicy, tender

Bricktown Brewery bricktownbrewery.com Gluten-free, craft beer, savory

Brownies Hamburgers facebook.com/ browniesburgersharvard Pies, friendly, breakfast

Luke’s BBQ 918-486-4688 Old-school, ribs, loaded mac and cheese

Broken Arrow Brewing Co. brokenarrowbrewingco.com Events, live music, rustic

Fat Guy’s Burger Bar fatguysburgers.com Specials, large portions, juicy

Cabin Boys Brewery cabinboysbrewery.com Welcoming, dog-friendly, games

Bill’s Jumbo Burgers facebook.com/billsjumboburgers Nostalgic, huge, cash-only

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Cat Cox, owner of Country Bird Bakery, Tulsa’s first James Beard Award-winner for Outstanding Pastry Chef or Baker

Farrell Bread and Bakery farrellbread.com Handmade, artisan, European style

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Hank’s Hamburgers hankshamburgerstulsa.com Fresh, old fashioned, flavorful

Bar Serra barserra.com Events, wide selection, floral

R Bar and Grill rbartulsa.com Specials, lively, trivia

Harden’s Hamburgers hardenshamburgers.com Homemade, breakfast, options

Bird and Bottle birdandbottletulsa.com Martinis, date night, desserts

Red Door Grille reddoorgrille.com Lunch specials, gumbo, friendly

Howdy Burger howdyburger.com Classic, old-fashioned, quick

Bishop Quigley bishopquigley.com Tavern, cozy, pub grub

Red Light Chicken redlightchicken.com Route 66, crispy, family-friendly

Jumbo’s Hamburgers 918-663-0944 Subs, gyro, fresh

Boston Avenue Grille and Catering bostonavenuegrille.com Creative, breakfast, lunch

The Rooftop scarpa-rc.com Pizza, ambience, drinks

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Ruby D’s Burger Joint rubydsburgerjoint.com Plant-based, downtown, retro Scott’s Hamburgers facebook.com/scotts.hamburgers Family-friendly, comfort, shakes Shaky Jake’s Burgers and Franks 3sirensgroup.com/brands/ shaky-jakes Loaded, milkshakes, ambient Society societyburger.com Multiple locations, patio, fresh Ty’s Hamburgers tyshamburgers.com Options, friendly, old fashioned Weber’s Superior Root Beer Restaurant webersoftulsa.com Drive-in, history, hot dogs

Malfi Enoteca

CAJUN Bourbon Street Cafe bourbonstreetcafe.com Downtown, cocktails, brunch Cajun Ed’s Specialty Meats cajuned.com Shipping, casual, knowledgeable C’est Bon Kitchen and Libations parish1807group.com Brunch, happy hour, po’boys Doc’s Wine and Food docswineandfood.com Upscale, cozy, bar Nola’s Creole and Cocktails nolastulsa.com Ambient, drinks, large portions

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CASUAL The Avery averykitchenandbar.com Sophisticated, classic, Route 66-inspired

The Brook Restaurant and Bar brookrestaurant.com Relaxing, well portioned, mac and cheese The Bros. Houligan broshouligan.com Drinks, home cooking, ambient The Chowhouse thechowhouse.com Events, family-owned, flavorful Cherry Street Kitchen cherrystkitchen.com Homestyle, breakfast, lunch Chicken and the Wolf chickenandthewolf.com Vegan-friendly, spicy, multiple locations James E. McNellie’s Public House mcnellies.com Beer list, community-space, cozy Jameson’s Pub facebook.com/jamesonspubba Friendly, games, patio Kilkenny’s Irish Pub and Eatery tulsairishpub.com Dessert, traditional, open late

Roosevelt’s rooseveltstulsa.com Local, craft beer, brunch Shuffles Board Game Cafe shufflestulsa.com Games, coffee, events White Lion whitelionpubtulsa.com British, classic, cozy COFFEE SHOPS Cafe Cubana cafecubanatulsa.com Catering, smoothies, tea Chimera Cafe chimeratulsa.com Catering, events, vegan-friendly Cirque Coffee cirquecoffee.com Drive-through, unique, creative Coffee House on Cherry Street chocstulsa.com Desserts, allergy-friendly, cozy The Collaborative collaborativeok.com Aesthetic, patio, friendly Coracle Coffee coracle.coffee Downtown, burritos, pour-over

Linda-Mar Drive In facebook.com/lindamardrivein Vintage, quick, old-school

DoubleShot Coffee Co. doubleshotcoffee.com Rustic, baked goods, roastery

Maple Ridge Grocer mapleridgegrocer.com Bistro, atmosphere, brunch

Foolish Things Coffee Co. foolishthingscoffee.com Events, airy, pop-ups

Ollie’s Station Restaurant 918-446-0524 Trains, breakfast, family-friendly

Gypsy Coffee House gypsycoffee.com Open-mic, comfy, desserts

The Pump pumpbartulsa.com Atmosphere, bar, local favorite

Nordaggios Coffee nordaggios.com Longtime, warm, local

Queenies Cafe and Bakery queeniesoftulsa.com Lunch, breakfast, patio

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Ron’s Hamburgers and Chili ronsburgersandchili.com Hearty, homemade, cheesy

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PonyCoffee ponycoffee.com Kid-friendly, outdoor seating, pastries Shades of Brown shadescoffee.com Pottery, jewelry, coffee She Brews shebrewscoffee.org For-cause, atmosphere, Kendall Whittier Sona sonacoffee.net Women-owned,multiple locations, signature drinks Topeca Coffee topecacoffee.com Roastery, delivery, tastings

Soma on the rooftop of Brut Hotel

Patio, please! Spend an evening at Bohemian Woodfire Pizza and Homemade Pasta tucked inside an alleyway patio and feel like you’ve been transported to the relaxed atmosphere of an old-world restaurant full of delicious Neapolitanstyle pies with sophisticated toppings. 818 E. Third St. • eastvillagebohemian.com

As the sun sets, catch panoramic views of Tulsa while dining on traditional and signature sushi rolls at In the Raw South. No matter what, don’t sleep on the itr salad — a Tulsa staple filled with roasted chicken, toasted almonds, crispy noodles and wontons tossed in a ginger vinaigrette. 6151 S. Sheridan Road • intherawsushi.com McNellie’s downtown pub has long been known for its vast beer selection and Wednesday burger deal, and in recent years its outdoor beer garden has become another highlight for the 22-year-old restaurant. If you’re in south Tulsa, the McNellie’s location there offers another great patio option that’s perfect for a happy hour meetup. 409 E. First St.; 7031 S. Zurich Ave. • mcnellies.com Whether it’s at the Cherry Street, Broken Arrow or southeast Tulsa location, Society Burger’s patio is a popular spot to enjoy a burger and loaded fries while watching a game on the TV, or try weekend brunch offerings like the “Thicc” Biscuit. 1419 E. 15th St.; 9999 S. Mingo Road; 901 E. Kenosha St., Broken Arrow societyburger.com Brut Hotel opened in 2023 along with its rooftop restaurant and bar Soma. The picturesque locale attracts more than just hotel guests with its curated menu of sharable appetizers, robust entrees and delectable desserts. The patio bar often hosts concerts at sunset featuring local talent. 1840 S. Boulder Ave. • somatulsa.com • 34 TULSA GUEST GUIDE

DELIS Big Al’s Healthy Foods facebook.com/bigalshealthyfoods Vegan-friendly, pitas, smoothies Boston Deli Grill and Market thebostondeli.com Contemporary, upscale, catering Deco Deli facebook.com/decodelitulsa Specials, salads, catering Felini’s Cookies and Deli feliniscookies.com Breakfast, sandwiches, family-friendly Lambrusco’z To Go lambruscoz.com Deli, Tulsa-classic, grab-and-go P.J.’s Sandwich Shoppe pjssandwichshoppe.com Long-standing, family-owned, catering Trenchers Delicatessen facebook.com/TrenchersDeli Open-late, popular, sandwiches DINERS Brookside Diner brooksidedinerok.com Classic, comforting, from-scratch Christy’s Good Food christysbbq.com Reasonably-priced, quality, fresh Coney Island Hot Weiners facebook.com/ coneyislandhotweiners Historic, downtown, chili Corner Cafe cornercafetulsa.com Catering, homestyle, skillets Dilly Diner dillydiner.com All-day-breakfast, downtown, catering

Freeway Cafe freewaycafeinc.com Homestyle, seafood, pastries Ike’s Chili ikeschilius.com Route 66, historic, delicious Moonsky’s Cheesesteaks and Daylight Donuts daylightdonuts.com Signature, Tulsa-native, historic Nelson’s Buffeteria nelsonsbuffeteria.com Breakfast, specials,all-American Phat Philly’s Cheesesteaks phatphillys.com Open late, made-to-order, salads Rozay’s Wingz facebook.com/tulsawingspot Specials, seafood, Memphis-style Steak Stuffers USA steakstuffersusa.com Philly-inspired, catering, atmospheric Tally’s Good Food Cafe steakstuffersusa.com Route 66, variety, Tulsa-favorite Tim’s Midtown Diner timsmidtowndiner.com Breakfast, Tulsa-classic, Native-owned Wanda J’s wandajs.com Soul food, Southern, Tulsa legend GERMAN Fassler Hall fasslerhall.com Brunch, live music, catering Siegi’s Sausage Factory siegis.com Quality, handmade, family-owned INDIAN Desi Wok desiwok.net Modern, fusion, wings India Palace theindiapalacetulsa.com Tulsa-favorite, made-to-order, family-style Tandoori Guys tandooriguysba.com Authentic, buffet, variety ITALIAN Biga bigaitalianrestaurant.com Handmade, wine dinners, homestyle Dalesandro’s dalesandros.com Upscale, traditional, wines CONTINUED ON P. 36

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Tulsa’s Chef-Driven Speakeasy hidden beneath the Deco District. 522 S. Boston Ave. Ste. B100 | 918-301-0744 | bostontitleandabstract.com Wednesday & Thursday: 5-10pm Friday & Saturday: 5-11pm

il seme ilsemetulsa.com Locally-sourced, hip, tasty

Calaveras Mexican Grill calaverasmexicangrill.com Burritos, authentic, catering

Little Venice littlevenice.us Low-key, tableside, staples

Cancun International Restaurant eatatcancun.com Specials, family-owned, salsa

Malfi Enoteca malfienoteca.com Intimate, fresh, dessert

Casa Tequila casatequila.com Ambiance, handmade, specialty

Mondo’s Ristorante Italiano mondositalian.com Longtime, family-owned, rooftop

Catrina Fresh Mex catrinafreshmextogo.com Eclectic, fresh, multiple locations

Prossimo Ristorante prossimoristorante.com Elevated, handmade, impeccable

Chimi’s Mexican Food chimismexican.com Quality, traditional, brunch

Ti Amo Ristorante Italiano tiamotulsa.com Savory, multiple locations, catering

Elote Cafe and Catering elotetulsa.com Unique, vegan-friendly, events

Sapori saporitulsa.com Mediterranean, cozy, patio

El Patron elpatroncocinamexicana.com Patio, large menu, elegant

Villa Ravenna villaravenna.com Upscale, Italian-owned, homemade

El Rancho Grande elranchograndemexican food.com Historic, specialty, tamales

JUICE Ediblend ediblend.com Superfoods, cafe, cleanses

El Rio Verde 918-592-2555 Fresh, colorful, local

Froot bowls frootbowls.com Fresh, smoothies, sweet Inheritance Juicery inheritancejuicery.com Cold-press, unique, multiple locations Pure Food + Juice purefoodandjuice.com Plant-based, gluten-free, wellness

Voted Best Coffee House, Bakery & Gluten-Free Choices

SPECIALTY COFFEE & BAKERY Local Farm Breakfast, Delicious Desserts, Specialty Coffees, Local Roaster, Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Vegan Options

Open late! 1502 E. 15th St. | (918) 779-6137 | thecoffeehouseoncherrystreet.com 36 TULSA GUEST GUIDE

MEXICAN/TEX-MEX/ LATIN AMERICAN 3 Tequilas Mexican Grill and Cantina 3tequilas.com Family-owned, drinks, specials

El Samborsito elsamborsitook.com Classic, steak, south Tulsa Fiesta Del Mar 918-437-9299 Seafood, gorditas, homemade Holé Molé 539-867-2164 Patio, tacos, mocktails La Hacienda eatlahacienda.com Fresh, authentic, market La Tertulia latertuliarestaurant.com Classy, brunch, New Mexican

918 Maples Tacos and Cantina 918maplescateringorder.com Laid-back, birria, margaritas

Las Americas supermercadoslasamericas.com Supermarket, quality, unique

Arepa Bar 918-922-6623 Authentic, sides, build-your-own

Los Cabos loscabosok.com Atmospheric, music, upscale

Baja Jack’s Burrito Shack bajajacksonline.com Fast-casual, funky, elote

Los Primos 918-289-0387 Cocktails, creative, casual

Bravos Mexican Grill 71street.orderbravosmexicangrill.com Seafood, authentic, tableside guacamole

Manos Peruanas manosperuanas.net Peruvian, variety, unique

Cafe Olé cafeolebrookside.com Southwestern, vibrant, locally-sourced

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Albertgs.com Downtown 421 E 1st St

Tulsa Hills 7588 S Olympia

Midtown 2748 S Harvard

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Mexican Corner mexicancornerok.com Relaxed, grocery, tacos

Tikka Kabab tikkakabab.com Must-try, friendly, fresh

Mi Cocina micocina.com Chain, Tex-Mex, bold

PIZZA Andolini’s Pizzeria andopizza.com Italian, local favorite, craft

Pepper’s Grill pepperstulsa.com Southwestern, salads, catering Pollos Asados al Carbon facebook.com/pollosmty Authentic, charcoal-grilled, tasty Señor Tequila senortequilaok.com Margaritas, brunch, south Tulsa Sin Fronteras sinfronterasok.com Honduran, fusion, pupusas Tacos Don Francisco 21st.tacosdonfranciscook.com Casual, delivery, local favorite

Since 1983

Tacos X Mezcal txmztaco.com Flavorful, creative, upscale UTICA SQUARE | 918.74 4.4280 | POLOGRILL .COM

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Taqueria La Cabana facebook.com/taquerialacabanatulsa Family-owned, authentic, gorditas Tortilleria De Puebla tortilleriadepueblaok.com Breakfast, tamales, catering Tres Amigos Mexican Grill and Cantina tresamigotulsa.com Award-winning, specialty, build-your-own

FINE COFFEE’S & TEA’S SOUPS, SALADS, PASTRIES live music, all original works

303 N. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

GypsyCoffee.com

− Tulsa’s Premier Downtown Salon −

BRADLEYS SANCTUARY SALON

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Que Gusto quegustotulsa.com Ecuadorian, empanadas, desserts MEDITERRANEAN/ MIDDLE EASTERN Gyros by Ali gyrosbyali.com Specialty, shawarma, delicious

Andolini’s Sliced andopizza.com Downtown, by-the-slice, gelato Bohemian Woodfire Pizza and Homemade Pasta eastvillagebohemian.com Cocktails, atmosphere, distinctive Copaneazi’s copespizza.com South Tulsa, vegan-friendly, gluten-free D’Oro Pizza doropizzas.com Gourmet, family-owned, vegetarian-friendly Empire Slice House empireslicepizza.com NY-style, classic, fun Hideaway Pizza hideawaypizza.com Oklahoman, specialty, casual Hungry Howie’s Pizza hungryhowies.com Chain, variety, wings JC’s Pizza jcspizza.com Catering, gluten-free, quality La Roma Pizza laromapizzatulsa.com Mediterranean, pasta, vegan-friendly Lofi lofitulsa.com Live music, appetizers, wine Mazzio’s Italian Eatery mazzios.com Delivery, specialty, buffet

Pita Place pita-place.com Build-your-own, market, tabouli

Napa Flats Wood-Fired Kitchen napaflats.com Views, dips, grill

Saffron saffrontulsa.com Persian, stews, kabobs

NYC Pizza 918-779-7760 Delivery, vegetarian-friendly, desserts

Shawkat’s Mediterranean Grill shawkat-tulsa.com Lebanese, fresh, mouthwatering

Pie Hole Pizzeria pieholepizzeria.com Casual, salads, by-the-slice

Tabouli’s facebook.com/taboulisgreekrestaurant Greek, family-owned, downtown

Savastano’s Pizzeria savastanospizzeria.com Chicago-style, authentic, drinks Umberto’s Pizza facebook.com/umbertostulsa NY-Style, pick-up, variety

SEAFOOD Ava June avajunetulsa.com French, upscale, all-day dining Billy Ray’s Catfish and BBQ billyraysbbq.com Family-owned, salads, all-you-can-eat

Duet duetjazz.com Modern, vibrant, patio FarmBar farmbartulsa.com Prix fixe, local, multi-course

Bodean Restaurant and Market bodean.net Fresh, variety, oysters

The French Hen Bistro and Wine Bar frenchhentulsa.net Scratch-kitchen, brunch, cocktails

White River Fish Market whiteriverfishmarket.com Multiple locations, historic, lobster

The Hemingway thehemingwaytulsa1515.com Steakhouse, epicurean, elegant

STEAK Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse flemingssteakhouse.com Midtown, handcrafted, premium

Juniper Restaurant junipertulsa.com Seasonality, wines, desserts

Jimmy’s Chophouse jimmyschophouse.com Brookside, cocktails, vibes Mahogany Prime Steakhouse mahoganyprimesteakhouse.com Custom-aged, cocktails, gluten-free McGill’s dinemcgills.com Relaxed, seafood, date night PRHYME: Downtown Steakhouse prhymetulsa.com Modern, upscale, downtown The Spudder thespudder.com Fresh, vintage, eclectic UPSCALE Amelia’s amelias.us Wood-fired, seasonal, vegan-friendly Bin 35 Bistro bin35bistro.com Comfort food, gluten-free, wine Barons on First baronson1st.com Elegant, private dining, atmosphere The Bistro at Seville thebistroatseville.com Variety, south Tulsa, locally-sourced Boston Title and Abstract bostontitleandabstract.com Chef-driven, speakeasy, escargot Bull in the Alley bullinthealley.com Elegant, steakhouse, atmospheric The Chalkboard chalkboardtulsa.com Savory, brunch, variety

Melting Pot meltingpot.com Fondue, decadent, classic Mr. Kim’s fantasticmrkims.com Asian-inspired, steakhouse, downtown Noche eatdrinknoche.com Award-winning, vibrant, Mexico City

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Oren orenrestaurant.com Globally-influenced, brunch, upscale Polo Grill pologrill.com Bar, craft, seafood Redrock Canyon Grill redrockcanyongrill.com Southwest, date night, rotisserie Ridge Grill ridgegrill.com Family-friendly, ambiance, Sunday brunch Sisserou’s Caribbean Restaurant sisserousrestaurant.com Cuban sandwich, seafood, brunch SMOKE. Woodfire Grill smokewoodfiregrill.com New American,brunch, locally-sourced Stonehorse Cafe stonehorsecafe.com French-inspired, market, tea The Tavern taverntulsa.com Pub, artisan, friendly The Vault vaulttulsa.com Craft, vibes, from-scratch Wild Fork wildforktulsa.com Upscale, romantic, patio •

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TOUR OF the arts

From museums and art spaces to creative events and hands-on experiences, Tulsa offers a kaleidoscope of ways to experience the arts.

108 | Contemporary Located in the Tulsa Arts District, this gallery is the only organization in Oklahoma dedicated to contemporary craft. The gallery hosts special exhibitions and showcases throughout the year. Its shop includes everything from original works to jewelry, DIY kits and more. 108 E. Reconciliation Way • 918-895-6302 108contemporary.org

Gilcrease Museum Gilcrease Museum is known worldwide for its comprehensive collection of art and artifacts telling the story of the American West and the people of North and South America. It is temporarily closed as a new facility completes construction (expected to open in 2027). gilcrease.org

TIM LANDES

BOB DYLAN CENTER Acquired by the George Kaiser Family Foundation in 2016, the Bob Dylan Archive highlights the unique artistry and worldwide cultural significance of Bob Dylan. The archive is now permanently housed at the Bob Dylan Center in the Tulsa Arts District. This three-story building faces downtown Tulsa’s hugely popular public gathering space, Guthrie Green, and depicts a rare 1965 image of Dylan, donated to the center by renowned photographer Jerry Schatzberg. The center offers curated exhibits pulled from the priceless collection of more than 100,000 items spanning Dylan’s career. 116 E. Reconciliation Way 918-392-3353 bobdylancenter.com

First Friday On the first Friday of the month, the downtown Tulsa Arts District is abuzz. Experience free art exhibits, live music and performances from 6-9 p.m. at the First Friday Art Crawl. First Friday brings more than 3,000 Tulsans and visitors to galleries, studios and museums, providing a great opportunity to mingle with the local masses, catch a street performance or two, and take in Tulsa’s sights and sounds. Vendors set up at Guthrie Green to sling locally-made goods while a Tulsa artist entertains the crowds from the stage. thetulsaartsdistrict.org

Greenwood Rising Greenwood Rising is a history center sharing the story of Black Wall Street before, during and after the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. From May 31-June 1, 1921, white mobs destroyed 35 blocks of the city’s prominent Black community of Greenwood.

Designed by Local Projects, the team behind the National September 11 Memorial and Museum, the immersive Greenwood Rising experience begins with a video introduction. Then, visitors “cross the tracks” to learn about the history of the district. In one section, visitors take a seat in a period barbershop with holographic barbers representing early Greenwood. After going through the “Arc of Oppression” section, visitors have the opportunity to make a personal commitment toward racial reconciliation that is added to a wall of positive messages upon exiting the museum. 23 N. Greenwood Ave. • 539-867-3173 greenwoodrising.org Living Arts Tulsa is home to a plethora of arts events, and Living Arts is frequently behind them. Part venue, part facilitator of arts programming, Living Arts describes itself as “a platform for evolving ideas and aesthetics, interdisciplinarity and community empowerment through exhibitions, workshops, performances, films, lectures and education.” The New Genre Arts Festival, one of Living Arts’ biggest and most well-known events, features some of the most stimulating and thoughtprovoking visual and performing arts in the nation, according to festival organizers. Living Arts also presents the annual Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Arts Festival each November. The popularity of this festival is due in large part to Tulsa’s active and considerable Hispanic and Latino communities. Expect to find traditional and contemporary dancers as well as mariachi and salsa bands. Many ofrendas erected by artists and groups honor their loved ones. 307 E. Reconciliation Way • 918-585-1234 livingarts.org TULSA GUEST GUIDE 41

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OKEQ Gallery Oklahomans for Equality (or OkEq) was founded in 1980 by a small group of people concerned about human rights and equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals. OkEq opened Oklahoma’s first LGBTQ Community Center in October 1996. Thanks to fundraising from the Pyramid Project capital campaign, OkEq opened its first permanent building, the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center, on Jan. 23, 2007. The Equality Center is home to a diverse, vibrant and engaged community of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons, knowledgeable staff and dedicated volunteers. Each month, the Equality Center gallery spotlights work by local artists. Meet the artist at their First Thursdays gallery openings, held from 6-9 p.m. on the first Thursday of every month. 621 E. Fourth St. • 918-743-4297 okeq.org

Philbrook Museum of Art

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First Friday

The Outsiders House Museum In the early ’80s, Oscar-winning director Francis Ford Coppola came to Tulsa to catapult S.E. Hinton’s memorable characters off the pages of “The Outsiders” onto the big screen. Rather than use a Hollywood back lot, the filmmaker and crew transformed an ordinary Tulsa neighborhood into a fully functioning movie set. In 1983, “The Outsiders” film was released, featuring a cast of young, talented actors who would go on to become household names. Stepping into the museum gives fans young and old a chance to see rare and never-before-seen photos, movie artifacts and more. Even if you’re a longtime fan of “The Outsiders,” you’re bound to see and learn something new. 731 N. St. Louis Ave. Private tours available by calling 918-949-1345. theoutsidershouse.com

Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art

Greenwood Rising

Philbrook Museum of Art One of Tulsa’s most beautiful neighborhoods is the setting for Philbrook Museum of Art, an Italianate villa built in 1927 on 23 lush acres by oilman Waite Phillips and his wife, Genevieve. Philbrook, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has evolved from a grand family estate to one of America’s finest art museums, showcasing collections from around the world. Pro tip: Visit the villa’s basement for an interactive Q&A display that chronicles the site’s history. Numerous educational programs for all ages, a diverse permanent collection, traveling exhibits and lush gardens draw more than 150,000 visitors per year. Special Philbrook events range from the MIX cocktail battle and Films on the Lawn. 2727 S. Rockford Road • 918-749-7941 philbrook.org

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Tulsa Glassblowing School

Living Arts

Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art The region’s largest Jewish museum, Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art features distinctive architecture and beautiful artwork. The museum also includes educational exhibits and programs on Jewish culture, history, religion and art, from ancient times to present-day Oklahoma, including the Sanditen/Kaiser Holocaust Center. Additional galleries host international exhibitions and those from the museum’s collections. 2021 E. 71st St. • 918-492-1818 jewishmuseumtulsa.org Tulsa Glassblowing School Whether you’re a novice or a skilled glass artist, the nonprofit Tulsa Glassblowing School provides an outlet for creativity, teamwork and selfexpression. In McClure Park, TGS operates an open-access hotshop and kiln studio, where it leads guests in one-time hotglass experiences, multi-week classes and private lessons.

Tulsa Performing Arts Center

OKEQ Gallery

The school, which partners with local schools and youth programs, also offers VETri, a therapeutic glassblowing program for military veterans, provided at no cost to them. 7440 E. Seventh St. • 918-582-4527 tulsaglassblowing.org

In recent years, the PAC Trust has emphasized “the arts for all.” Its Orbit Arts initiative partners with local organizations to provide arts education and experiences to the masses. 110 E. Second St. • 918-596-7111 tulsapac.com

Tulsa Performing Arts Center If you’re looking to catch an all-star orchestral performance, a production of the Tulsa Ballet or Tulsa Opera, or a touring Broadway show, the four-theater Tulsa Performing Arts Center is the venue for you. Opened in 1977, the Tulsa PAC replaced the Tulsa Theater as the City of Tulsa’s municipal auditorium with a premiere concert by Ella Fitzgerald. Celebrity Attractions, a Tulsa-based presenter and producer of national tours, holds its shows at the PAC and has one of the most successful Broadway seasons in the country, according to CEO Kristin Dotson.

Woody Guthrie Center The museum, archives and performance venue honoring the Okemah-born troubadour opened in 2013 and sits in Tulsa’s Arts District across the street from Guthrie Green. The facility honors Woody Guthrie’s life and legacy by educating visitors, teachers and students about his relevance today and his role in American history. Learn about the Dust Bowl, see the original handwritten lyrics to “This Land is Your Land” and so much more. 102 E. Reconciliation Way • 918-574-2710 woodyguthriecenter.org •

Woody Guthrie Center

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PERFORMANCE GALLERIES The following theater companies and arts groups always have something in the works. See websites for schedules. American Theatre Co. 918-804-2907 americantheatrecompany.org

Tulsa Ballet 918-749-6030 tulsaballet.org

Celebrity Attractions 918-477-7469 celebrityattractions.com

Tulsa Chorale 918-641-4373 tulsachorale.org

Chamber Music Tulsa 918-587-3802 chambermusictulsa.org

Tulsa Opera 918-582-3133 tulsaopera.com

Pembroke Players pembrokeplayers.com

Tulsa Shakespeare Co. tulsashakespeare.com

Signature Symphony at Tulsa Community College 918-595-7777 signaturesymphony.org

Tulsa Spotlight Theater 918-587-5030 tulsaspotlighttheater.com

Theatre North theatrenorthtulsa Theatre Tulsa 918-587-8402 theatretulsa.org

Tulsa Symphony Orchestra 918-584-3645 tulsasymphony.org World Stage Theatre Co. 918-928-5319 okworldstage.org

The Antiquary 3024 E. 15th St. 918-582-2897 Arts@302 302 S. Main St., Broken Arrow 918-936-2806 arts302.com

Chris Mantle Gallery 1307 E. 15th St. christophermantle Holliman Gallery at Holland Hall Walter Arts Center 5666 E. 81st St. 918-481-1111 hollandhall.org/arts The Hulett Collection 1311 E. 15th St. 918-934-7240 thehulettcollection.com Hummingbird Fine Craft 317 S. Trenton Ave., Suite C 918-764-8884 hummingbirdfinecraft Joseph Gierek Fine Art 1342 E. 11th St. 918-592-5432 gierek.com Josh Stout Gallery 2609 W. 40th Place 918-706-7715 joshstoutgallery.com Liggett Studios 314 S. Kenosha Ave. 918-694-5719 liggettstudio.com

Tulsa Ballet’s “Marilyn,” running April 30-May 3, 2026 Tulsa Artist Fellowship Flagship

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Lovetts Gallery and Framing 6528 E. 51st St. 918-664-4732 lovettsgallery.com

M.A. Doran Gallery 3509 S. Peoria Ave. 918-748-8700 madorangallery.com Positive Space Tulsa 1324 E. Third St. positivespacetulsa Royce Myers Gallery 1706 S. Boston Ave. 918-582-0288 roycemyers.com The Sky Gallery 1401 E. 11th St., Unit C 918-495-5368 theskygalleryroute66 Tulsa Artists’ Coalition Gallery 9 E. Reconciliation Way 918-592-0041 tacgallery.org Tulsa Artist Fellowship Flagship 112 N. Boston Ave. 539-302-4855 tulsaartistfellowship.org Tulsa Indian Art Market 2648 E. 11th St. 918-574-8719 tulsaartmarket.com Ziegler Art And Frame 6 N. Lewis Ave. 918-584-2217 zieglerart.com

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groups

Tulsa Theater

Venues

These hot spots host concerts and performing arts groups throughout the year. Check websites for upcoming events. Arvest Convention Center 100 Civic Center • 918-894-4350 arvestconventioncenter.com

J o s e p h G i e r e k F i n e A rt 1342 East 11th Street | Tulsa, Oklahoma 74120 (918) 592-5432 | www.gierek.com

BOK Center 200 S. Denver Ave. • 918-894-4200 • bokcenter.com Bricktown Comedy Club 5982 S. Yale Ave. • 918-216-9090 • bricktowntulsa.com Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center 701 S. Main St., Broken Arrow • 918-259-5778 brokenarrowpac.com The Loony Bin 6808 S. Memorial Drive, Suite 234 • 918-392-5653 tulsa.loonybincomedy.com Lorton Performance Center at the University of Tulsa 550 S. Gary Place • 918-631-5240 • calendar.utulsa.edu Mabee Center 7777 S. Lewis Ave. • 918-495-6000 • mabeecenter.com

WHAT DID YOU BRING ME FROM TULSA?

Studio K at Tulsa Ballet 1212 E. 45th Place • 918-749-6006 • tulsaballet.org Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E. Second St. • 918-596-7111 • tulsapac.com Tulsa Theater 105 W. Reconciliation Way • 918-582-7239 • tulsatheater.com WOMPA 3306 Charles Page Blvd. • 918-410-0654 wompatulsa.com •

2803 South Harvard • 539-430-1442 Open Monday-Saturday 10-6, Sunday 12-5 shopdogdish.com TULSA GUEST GUIDE 45

SPORTS TEAMS FC Tulsa March through October ONEOK Field, 201 N. Elgin Ave. 918-727-2231 • fctulsa.com Oklahoma Rage May through June Charles Page High School Memorial Stadium, 600 N. Adams Road, Sand Springs oklahomaragefb.com 46 TULSA GUEST GUIDE

Oral Roberts University Baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, tennis, track and field, volleyball oruathletics.com Tulsa Athletic May through July Hicks Park, 3433 S. Mingo Road tulsaathletic.com

Tulsa Drillers April through September ONEOK Field, 201 N. Elgin Ave. 918-744-5998 tulsadrillers.com

Tulsa Oilers Hockey October through April BOK Center, 200 S. Denver Ave. 918-632-7825 tulsaoilers.com

Tulsa Oilers Football March through August BOK Center, 200 S. Denver Ave. 918-632-7825 tulsaoilersfootball.com

University of Tulsa Basketball, cross country, football, golf, rowing, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field, volleyball tulsahurricane.com

GREG BOLLINGER

FC Tulsa

TAKE YOUR (PICK)LEBALL! PICKLEBALL CLUBS Ace Pickleball Club 2326 E. Kenosha St., Broken Arrow acepickleballclub.com/ broken-arrow-ok Courts and Commons 7921 E. 119th Drive, Bixby courtsandcommons.com Diadem Pickleball Complex 2795 E. 91st St. diadempickleballcomplex.com/ pages/tulsa Forest Ridge Tennis and Pickleball 7751 E. Freeport St., Broken Arrow forestridge.com/tennis-and-pickleball Lifetime Fitness 10642 S. Memorial Drive lifetime.life/locations/ok/ south-tulsa.html Life Senior Services Roma Berry Center 4821 S. 72nd E. Ave. lifeseniorservices.org/senior-center Philcrest Hills Tennis and Pickleball Club 10900 Riverside Parkway philcresthillstennis.com/pickleball INDOOR PUBLIC PICKLEBALL COURTS Broken Arrow Central Park Community Center 1500 S. Main St., Broken Arrow Buddy Lafortune Community Center 5202 S. Hudson Ave. Case Community Center 1050 W. Wekiwa Road, Sand Springs Chandler Park Community Center 6500 W. 21st St. Hicks Park Community Center 3443 S. Mingo Road Nienhuis Park Community Center 3201 N. Ninth St., Broken Arrow O’Brien Park Recreation Center 6149 N. Lewis Ave. Reed Park Community Center 4233 S. Yukon Ave. South County Recreation Center 13800 S. Peoria Ave., Bixby Whiteside Park Community Center 4009 S. Pittsburg Ave.

SCORES of spo ts & outdoo s Break a sweat, blow off some steam or challenge your travel companions to the rousing game of your choice. BOWLING AMF Sheridan Lanes 3121 S. Sheridan Road • 918-627-2728 amf.com/location/amf-sheridan-lanes-ok

Canyons at Blackjack Ridge 1801 N. McKinley Ave., Sand Springs 918-246-2606 thecanyonsatblackjackridge.com

Andy B’s 8711 S. Lewis Ave. • 918-299-9494 bowlandybs.com/tulsa

Cherokee Hills Golf Club 777 S. W. Cherokee St., Catoosa 800-760-6700 hardrockcasinotulsa.com/golf

Broken Arrow Lanes 4701 S. Elm Place, Broken Arrow 918-455-4616 • brokenarrowlanes.com Dust Bowl Lanes and Lounge 211 S. Elgin Ave. • 918-430-3901 dustbowllounge.com Main Event 7830 S. Santa Fe Ave. W. 918-447-1200 mainevent.com/locations/tulsa-ok CLIMBING Climb Tulsa 4923 E. 32nd St. • 918-439-4400 climbtulsa.com Gravity Bear 618 E. Third St. • 918-212-4677 climbgravitybear.com PUBLIC GOLF Bailey Ranch Golf Club 10105 Larkin Bailey Blvd., Owasso 918-274-4653 • baileyranchgolf.com Battle Creek Golf Club 3200 N. Battle Creek Drive, Broken Arrow • 918-355-4850 battlecreekgolf.net Broken Arrow Golf and Athletic Club 1651 E. Omaha Ave., Broken Arrow 918-355-0602 • brokenarrowgolfac.com

Forest Ridge Golf Course 7501 E. Kenosha St., Broken Arrow 918-357-2282 • forestridge.com LaFortune Park Golf Course 5501 S. Yale Ave. • 918-496-6200 lafortunegolfclub.com Links on Memorial Golf and Athletic Club 11500 S. Links Court, Bixby 918-369-6035 lindseygolf.com/links-on-memorial Lit’l Links Golf Club 11915 S. 129th E. Ave., Broken Arrow 918-481-3673 • litllinks.com Mohawk Park Golf Course 5223 E. 41st St. N. 918-425-6871 • tulsagolf.org Owasso Golf and Athletic Club 13604 E. 84th St. N., Owasso 918-274-4884 • owassogolfac.com Page Belcher Golf Course 6666 S. Union Ave. • 918-446-1529 tulsagolf.org South Lakes Golf Course 9253 S. Elwood Ave., Jenks 918-746-3760 • southlakesgolf.com TULSA GUEST GUIDE 47

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SKATE PARKS Gathering Place 2650 S. John Williams Way 918-779-1000 • gatheringplace.org Nienhuis Skate Park 3201 N. Ninth St., Broken Arrow 918-259-6550 brokenarrowok.gov/government/ parks/skate-park Skatenorth 2910 E. 56th St. N. • 918-596-2100 tulsaparks.org Veterans Park Skate Park 329 S. Elm St., Jenks jenks.com/164/parks-recreation TRAMPOLINE PARKS Airtopia Adventure Park 12932 E. 86th St. N., Owasso 918-347-4645 • airtopiapark.com Sky Zone Tulsa 8306 E. 61st St. • 918-877-7700 skyzone.com/tulsa Spring Town Trampoline Park 8314 E. 71st St. • 918-294-8671 incrediblepizza.com Urban Air Adventure Park 3328 E. 51st St. • 918-770-9987 urbanair.com YOGA Balance. Yoga. Barre. 3509 S. Peoria Ave. • 918-884-7650 balanceyogabarre.com

Open Eye Yoga and Healing Space

Be Love Yoga Studio 1310 E. Sixth St., 918-605-8221; 112 S. Main St., Broken Arrow, 918-946-0731; 211 E. Main St., Jenks, 918-605-8221 • beloveyogastudio.com I Am Yoga Studio 2633 E. 15th St., Suite D • 918-409-2273 iamyogatulsa.com Open Eye Yoga and Healing Space 4329 S. Peoria Ave. • 918-808-9642 openeyeyoga.com SALT Yoga 1708 Utica Square • 918-392-7888 saltyogatulsa.com Updog Yoga 415 E. 12th St. • 918-551-7226 updogyogatulsa.com Yogaquest 3325 E. 31st St. • 918-622-5454 tulsayogaquest.com OTHER BounceU 8922 S. Memorial Drive, Suite A 918-249-0090 • bounceu.com/tulsa-ok Slick City Action Park 5352 E. Skelly Drive 918-818-7423 • slickcity.com/ok-tulsa Suite Shots 600 Riverwalk Terrace, Jenks 918-528-5684 • suiteshotsjenks.com WeStreet Ice Center 4143 S. Yale Ave. • 918-252-0011 westreeticecenter.com •

PARKS The City of Tulsa has 135 parks and seven community centers for ample recreation opportunities. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, children can cool off in one of the many swimming pools, free splash pads and water playgrounds scattered throughout the city. Tulsa County boasts several parks with trails, golf courses and more. Find a city or county park near you at maps.cityoftulsa. org/parksfinder and tulsacounty.org/parks. Walkers, runners and cyclists will find plenty of trails and paved paths throughout Tulsa River Parks’ 1,500 acres of land stretching along the Arkansas River. You can find a map of trails at riverparks.org.

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The Sancutary at Turkey Mountain

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SUBURBS Green Country Tulsa’s neighboring towns are bustling with activity. Take in the sights of tranquil parks, trendy shopping districts and local flavors in these five communities.

BIXBY Bixby features a plethora of outdoor amenities. Along the Arkansas River, Washington Irving Park features an arboretum, walking paths and a butterfly garden. Lake Bixhoma is popular with anglers and kayakers. Countless sporting events happen at Bentley Park Sports Complex throughout the year. Harmony Bridge spans the Arkansas River and is perfect for catching a breathtaking sunset. Carmichael’s Produce has been a Bixby stalwart for decades. Year-round shoppers can pick up farm fresh fruits and vegetables, along with locally made jams, jellies and more. Come fall, its pumpkin patch is a must-visit for families with its petting zoo, wagon rides and other wholesome activities. When flower season is in full swing at Joe’s Farm, you can pick your own glorious bouquet of zinnias, coxcomb, sunflowers, yarrow, marigolds, snapdragons, cosmos, gomphrena and scabiosa. Two annual celebrations — BBQ and Blues Festival and Green Corn Festival — draw thousands to the south Tulsa County suburb’s downtown.

Ray Harral Nature Center in Broken Arrow

MADELINE CRAWFORD

BROKEN ARROW Broken Arrow’s downtown Main Street — also known as the Rose District — has everything a trendy shopping district could need. There are high-quality restaurants to satisfy any craving, upscale shopping and plenty of activities on this strip. With breakfast spots, salons, steakhouses and boutiques, there is something for everybody in the Rose District. Complete with the Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center, a library and an interactive water feature, there is plenty to entertain all. Several memorials stand at Veterans Park, located on the southern end of Main Street, right next door to the Broken Arrow Veterans Center, which serves as offices for local chapters of Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion and others. In south Broken Arrow sits Ray Harral Nature Center and Park, a 40-acre preserve with three miles of trails. The site is open daily. JENKS Since 2003 the Oklahoma Aquarium has been teaching visitors about the aquatic world. Visitors can experience Sea Turtle Island or the Polynesian Reef, walk through the shark tunnel — which houses the world’s largest collection of bull sharks — or visit far-off locales like the Amazon. Check okaquarium.org to help plan your visit around animal encounters or the shark feeding tour. A walk down Main Street treats shoppers and diners to an array of storefronts. Along with a collection of antique shops, Main Street is host to restaurants like Kitch Cafe and City Hall Steakhouse, plus gift shops, a yoga studio, a bicycle shop and so much more. Nearby Tulsa Premium Outlets welcomes shoppers with more than 75 branded stores. Patisserie by Sheila Anne is a French-American bakery bringing flaky croissants, decadent entremets and so many other exquisitely crafted desserts. The storefront recently expanded to include breakfast and lunch. Along the banks of the Arkansas River visitors can find Riverwalk, a collection of restaurants, bars and venues that deserve a visit. TULSA GUEST GUIDE 51

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Surcee Gifts and Home in Owasso

OWASSO Owasso is a golfer’s paradise with numerous clubs and greens available. Bailey Ranch Golf Club and Owasso Golf and Athletic Club are popular public options. The Patriot Golf Club is a private course that opened in 2010. Owasso’s downtown is known as the Redbud District. Centered around Redbud Festival Park — a free, public space that hosts events all year — the area is perfect for an afternoon stroll. Shoppers can find plenty of clothing options, as well as cooking and kitchen supplies, home decor, a pharmacy and more. Diners descend on the popular MAD Eats (try the shakes), and downtown staple Giant Subs and Deli is a great place to snag a sandwich on the go. Beyond the Redbud District, Owasso has several shopping destinations all within a short drive. Try Smith Farm MarketPlace for your big-box and chain storefronts. Across Highway 169, pop into Surcee Gifts and Home for a wide collection of quality goods. Head to 86th Street North for a smattering of locally owned retailers and food purveyors. Spend the afternoon at Funtastic Island, a playground for kids of all ages (and shaded seating for parents). Climb the four-level tower and splash under the massive water bucket, a favorite during the summer season.

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Joe’s Farm in Bixby

City Hall Steakhouse in Jenks

Silo mural in Sand Springs

SURCREE, JOE’S, CITY HALL: MICHELLE POLLARD; SAND SPRINGS: GREG BOLLINGER

SAND SPRINGS Founded in 1908, this suburb to the west is home to industry, growing residential communities, local retailers and an award-winning golf course. Managed by Sand Springs Parks, the Keystone Ancient Forest is a preserve encompassing 1,380 acres near Lake Keystone of Cross Timbers forest, with some trees ranging up to 500 years in age. A visitor center sits at the head of several hiking trails of varying lengths and abilities. Visit the park’s Facebook page for a collection of special events, such as pet-friendly weekends. Downtown Sand Springs — known as the Box District — is home to Triangle Park, a green space that hosts the community’s annual Herbal Affair and Festival. Nearby find local storefronts like Big Dipper Creamery, Boulder Coffee, Little Venice restaurant, Coble’s Creations and more. Each year downtown Sand Springs is home to one of the longest and largest nighttime Christmas parades in the state. During the past several years the River West shopping district, just off of State Highway 97 and U.S. Highway 412, has welcomed health care centers, local and national chain restaurants, as well as retailers. •

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LAURANNAE BAKING CO. Artisanal, espresso, workshops lbcotulsa.com • LOS CABOS Mainstay, fresh, enchiladas loscabosok.com MAIN STREET TAVERN Comfort foods, craft beer, longtime favorite scarpa-rc.com/main-street-tavern • RUSSO’S ITALIAN House-made sauces, brick oven, familiar nypizzeria.com/locations/broken-arrow RUSTIC CHOPHOUSE Upscale, intimate, steaks rusticchophouseba.com • SMOKIES HICKORY HOUSE Barbecue, lunch specials, bologna smokieshickoryhouse.com • TANDOORI GUYS Delicious and authentic Indian recipes tandooriguysba.com WATERS EDGE WINERY Urban, bistro-style, wine club wewba.com : LOCATED IN THE ROSE DISTRICT

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• BOOK AND BLOOM Community-focused shop with books, flowers, make and take. 115 E. Dallas St. bookandbloomba.com • FUNKTIFIED Retro maximalism home decor with unique, funky gifts. 102 N. Main St. funktifiedstore.com • HERB & LIVING Home decor, gifts, apparel and flowers – Urban living is a trend, Herb & Living is a lifestyle. 122 S. Main St. shopherbandliving.com • MAGNOLIA SOAP AND BATH CO. Plant-based soaps and bath items for humans, pets and home. 201 S. Main St. magnoliasoapandbath.com • NOUVEAU CHOCOLATES Handcrafting artisan chocolate for 21 years. 205 S. Main St. nouveauchocolate.com • POUR CHOICES Gift shop and boutiques offering seasonal and home décor. 114 S. Main St. Pour Choices

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• BASS PRO SHOPS A wide array of hunting, fishing, camping and outdoors gear can be found at this location, which features a massive fish tank perfect for viewing with the kiddos. Outside, amateur anglers can often be seen trying their hand at the fishing pond. 101 Bass Pro Drive bassproshops.com • RIVENDELL BOOKS AND BAUBLES Escape into a world of books at this locally-owned bookstore featuring new and pre-owned titles, gifts, games, toys and more. Special events are held throughout the year, too. 2034 W. Houston St. rivendellbandb.com • SUMMER’S MARKET HOME DECOR AND GIFTS No matter one’s aesthetic, shoppers can find the perfect addition to their home at Summer’s Market. Modern, farmhouse, French Country … you name it! Holiday decor and accesso-

ries are plentiful, as well as everyday items, furniture and home goods. 1925 S. Elm St. summersmarketba.com

ROSE DISTRICT

The Rose District is Broken Arrow’s historic downtown, full of boutiques, restaurants, hometown banking institutions, businesses and community spaces complemented by a pedestrian-friendly environment sprinkled with beautifully landscaped rose gardens. • 1907 A locally owned handcrafted Oklahoma mercantile and Southern style eatery 115 E. Fort Worth St. @1907OK • AMY'S CRESCENT MOON Mindfully curated shop that offers natural, local, eco-friendly brands. 108 S. Main St. amyscrescentmoon.myshopify.com

• ROCKET FIZZ A one-stop shop for all your soda and candy cravings. 307 S. Main St. rocketfizz.com/locations/rocket-fizzbroken-arrow-ok • SIMPLICITY Gift shop with signature line of handpoured candles, soaps and wax melts. 309 S. Main St. simplicitygift.com • THREE DOG BAKERY We believe dogs are family and deserve the very best hand made treats! 215 S. Main St. @TDBBrokenArrow

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Museums/Entertainment/Parks ARTS @ 302 A community art center that hosts gallery shows, arts classes, camps and special events for the Broken Arrow area. 302 S. Main St. | arts302.com

Ray Harral Nature Center and Park

• BATTLE CREEK GOLF CLUB Public golf club with an 18-hole course. 3200 N. Battle Creek Drive | battlecreekgolf.net BROKEN ARROW PERFORMING ARTS CENTER Hosts Broadway tours, pop concerts, specialty shows and various other events, while also home to Kristin Chenoweth public exhibit. 701 S. Main St. | brokenarrowpac.com GRACEFULLY GLAZED POTTERY PAINTING STUDIO A fun and creative activity for the family. 206 S. Main St. | @gracefullyglazedpotterybarn • LIBERTY PARKWAY TRAIL (BIKING/ RUNNING) A 9.5-mile trail used by walkers, runners and cyclists. brokenarrowok.gov/government/parks/liberty-trail

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THE LODGE ON MAIN A taproom and banquet hall that is family friendly. 118 S. Main St. | thelodgeonmainba.com MILITARY HISTORY MUSEUM Military artifacts are paired with stories of patriotism and valor. 112 N. Main St. | okmhc.org THE MUSEUM BA Created by the Broken Arrow Historical Society, the museum preserves the local history of the city. 400 S. Main St. | brokenarrowmuseum.org • RAY HARRAL NATURE CENTER AND PARK A 40-acre park that includes a nature center, trails, picnic shelters and tables, an outdoor classroom and more. 7101 S. Third St. | Ray Harral Nature Center ROSE DISTRICT FARMERS MARKET Tuesday evening and Saturday morning markets held AprilOctober — and a holiday market in November and December. 418 S. Main St. | rosedistrictfarmersmarket SMASHED GAME AND GRUB Arcade games from the 1980s and ‘90s with consoles and food. 315 S. Main St. | smashed-game-grill.square.site VETERANS PARK Eight memorials are spread across this Main Street park that honors local heroes. 1111 S. Main St. | visitbrokenarrowok.com/veterans

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Mohawk Park

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Tulsa Botanic Garden Tulsa International Airport

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75 The Outsiders House Museum Guthrie Green

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The Blue Dome

BOK Center

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364 Golden Driller Statue Philbrook Museum of Art

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Black Optical

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LaFortune Park

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Oklahoma Aquarium

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