Oklahoma is home to a plethora of beautiful landscapes. Black Mesa, an area of land that covers Colorado, New Mexico and Oklahoma, is one of the best places to take in the natural sights of the Sooner State.
“Black Mesa provides guests with some of the best stargazing in the state,” says Chase Horn, the communications director for the Oklahoma...
Sports options are varied and dynamic in March.
At the BOK Center, you can catch the Tulsa Oilers hockey team play throughout the month. Stick around the venue for the Big XII Wrestling Championships, running March 8-9, as well as the Harlem Globetrotters on March 23. Enjoy the end of college basketball regular season play with the TU Golden Hurricane...
Good news about tornadoes in Oklahoma? There are many ways you can prepare for them. The not-so-good news? According to an Oklahoma research scientist, tornadoes can occur when you least expect them.
“While Oklahoma is known for its frequent tornado activity, especially in spring, there is technically no ‘tornado season,’ because tornadoes can happen any time of year,” says Justin...
Enhanced travel experiences. Social opportunities. Personal enrichment and satisfaction. Greater opportunities for connection. Staving off memory loss and cognitive decline. These are just a few pros of learning a second language at an older age – and you can do it right here in Oklahoma.
“Learning a language is more than just learning words,” says Tina Peña, associate professor of...
Father’s Day is just around the corner, and if your dad is the outdoorsy type, there are plenty of wonderful activities to enjoy here in Oklahoma.
Hunting and fishing, some of the more popular ways to spend an afternoon or a weekend, are particularly well made for the state.
“Oklahoma is home to many different incredible bodies of water for fishing,”...
Many people have heard of the National Register of Historic Places, but may not fully understand what, exactly, it is. Most also do not realize that anyone can make suggestions and help get sites added to this prestigious list.
“We love working with the public and always welcome any input, suggestions or general questions about historically significant resources in our...
Executive Director of the Tulsa Artist Fellowship, Carolyn Sickles supports a multidisciplinary community of creatives and champions the transformative power of art to diverse audiences. A creator herself, Sickles has featured her work in exhibitions around the country – including New York, Boston and Miami. She has also spent time hosting workshops and guest lecturing nationwide. We caught up...
No matter the sport you prefer, Oklahoma’s got something for you.
In Tulsa, Expo Square welcomes two major equine events: the U.S. National Arabian/Half-Arabian Championship from Oct. 16-25 and the Color Breed Congress from Oct. 31-Nov. 8. The Tulsa Oilers hockey team takes to the BOK Center ice this month on Oct. 24, 26 and 28. And you won’t want...
Evolution of the Oil Industry
While the global energy transition raises questions about the future of oil, Oklahoma’s legacy has stood the test of time. For more than a century, its oilfields have powered economies, built cities and shaped communities — making petroleum a big part of the Sooner State’s identity. We dive into the timeline of Oklahoma’s oil reign.Early...
While living solely off the land may not be practical for most people, everyone can enjoy the bounty of Oklahoma on occasion through the practice of urban foraging. Wild mushrooms, herbs and fruits can all be found in nature, and, if harvested responsibly, can be a source of nutritious, unprocessed and chemical-free food.
“Foraging is what people have done for...
