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Senior Strategies

By 2034, it’s projected that there will be more Oklahomans over the age of 65 than children under 18. To help address this unprecedented...

The Long Game

Analyze  At the end of the day, says Matt Bacon, “the market is not the economy.” “A lot of people try to focus on what’s going...

The State of Sports

Featured photo: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s back-to-back MVP awards underscore his emergence as one of the NBA’s premier players and the centerpiece of the Thunder’s pursuit...

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2026

The Maker Mindset

After required schooling ends, adults have a myriad of opportunities to extend their studies in community classrooms. When it’s time to create, at least two...
2026

A Recreation Rewind

Traditionally, nostalgia is thought of as a sentimental desire to return to an earlier, often happier time that has been experienced firsthand. However, there’s...
2026

Revived & Renewed

Restoration involves bringing something back to its original or former state, or to an improved condition  – perhaps after a disaster or maybe to...
2026

The Treasure Hunt

Vintage fashion is having a moment, and Oklahoma has long been home to the treasure hunters who know that the best finds are often...
2026

The Art of Aroma

A familiar scent has the remarkable ability to transport us. The smoky aroma of a fall bonfire.Fresh lavender drifting through an open window. Warm cinnamon...
2026

Mind Over Mystery

Rather than getting your dopamine dose through endless scrolling, flex your brain muscles by headingto an Oklahoma escape room – good to the last...
2026

Making Space

After years of video calls, remote work and digital interactions replacing everyday encounters, many people are searching for something technology can’t provide: opportunities to...
2026

Pampered Paws

Pets have been a vital part of people’s lives for centuries. Often seen as honorary family members and sometimes dubbed “fur babies,” pets have,...
2026

The Next Verse

Sometimes, the effectiveness of a project like the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame’s renovation isn’t determined solely by the technological improvements, the upgraded spiffiness...
2026

Still Kicking on 66

With its enduring, endearing 2,400 miles of continuous roadway from Chicago to the Pacific Ocean, Route 66 has earned its place as a national...
2026

Defying the Stream

Behind the Coleman Theatre’s gold-leaf trim,  and one-ton crystal chandelier rests a scrappy, never-say-die ruffian. In 1929, George Coleman built the $600,000, 1,600-seat cinematic palace...
2026

Answering the Call

Of Oklahoma’s fire departments, around 81% are fully volunteer, primarily because many towns can’t afford full-time staff. Volunteer-heavy departments are more common in rural...
2026

Wonderfully Weird

Honored as a top authentic American experience by Time Magazine, the world’s first action figure museum began in a Pauls Valley basement.  Founder Kevin Stark...

Life & Style

a map to living well
2026

Say Oui to Seychelles

The Seychelles is the ultimate remote getaway. Emphasis on remote. The archipelago is, pardon the expression, in the middle of nowhere. It really is....

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2026

Finding Focus

According to the American Psychiatric Association, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is considered a chronic and debilitating disorder, impacting many aspects of life including...
2026

The Art of the Aisle

When a customer walks into a modern supermarket in the United States, a combination of factors are at play, all with one goal: to...

Taste

food, drink, and other pleasures
2026

Growing On Their Own Terms 

January 19, 2024, was the day everything changed for Gislaine and Alex Figueira.  That morning, Gislaine was checking her email when her phone dinged. “Congrats...
2026

Local Flavors

Palace Rooms If you’re looking for a reason to slow down, Palace Rooms has one waiting in downtown Tulsa. The dinner concept offers a cozy,...
2026

What’s Good for the Goose

With a whimsical menu served up by knowledgeable, congenial staff in a laidback-cool atmosphere, the Goose Sandies + Bar has attracted a flock of...
2026

Local Flavors

The Bradford Grill Bradford Grill, situated at 68th and Yale in Tulsa, offers American fare in upscale environs. Family-friendly, affordable and perfect for brunch, lunch...
2026

Three Conversations Later

If three people hadn’t found a few minutes to talk with Kelsey Ihm, her life would have been a lot different.  The first was in...
2026

Tasty Tidbits

Fajitas Grill If you’re looking for a hole in the wall Mexican spot ideal for a casual lunch or dinner, Fajitas Grill at 41st and...
2026

Built From Many Dreams

Colin Sato’s father is from Kobe, Japan. He knows how to prepare many Japanese everyday dishes and cooked them throughout Colin’s childhood.  “He makes better...
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Where & When

great things to do in oklahoma
2026

September Screenings

September is here and with it, a ton of excellent movies to see. Clear your weekends as best you can – it’s time to...
2026

Curtain Call

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From Broadway blockbusters to ballet, opera and symphonic performances, Oklahoma’s stages are packed. At the Tulsa PAC, enjoy Theatre Tulsa’s rendition of Grease (Sept. 10–13),...
2026

Festival Fever

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Enjoy everything from cultural celebrations and community traditions to outdoor adventures and thought-provoking speakers in September. Fans of film, civic discourse and compelling storytelling should...
2026

The September Sports Line-Up

Baseball, rodeos, football, oh my!  In Tulsa, catch the final Tulsa Drillers games Sept. 1–6 and 17–18 at ONEOK Field, plus a Tulsa FC soccer...
2026

The Curtain Call Calendar

Oklahoma’s performing arts organizations wave goodbye to the summer months with shows galore. In Tulsa, start the month off with a beloved tradition: The Drunkard...
2026

August Action

There’s something for every sports enthusiast this August. In Tulsa, ONEOK Field is bustling with Tulsa Drillers baseball games, running all month long. You can...
2026

Festivals and Family Fun

Enjoy the dog days of summer – and the final stretch before back-to-school madness – with community events galore. Tulsa’s Arvest Convention Center hosts Oklahoma...

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