In Tulsa, one of the most anticipated events of the year returns: Tulsa Oktoberfest. Running Oct.17-20, the festival offers carnival rides, refreshing beverages, authentic cuisine, rousing competitions, live music and so much more at River West Festival Park. The same weekend, visit the Kendall Whittier Art Festival for some extra outdoor fun. Get ready to “come on down” at...
October, the month of spooky times and delicious candy, has arrived. Although I’ve sadly got no horror flicks for you this month, there are plenty of other excellent choices to get you out of the house and into a theater.
First up is Joker: Folie a Deux. Pretentious name aside, this is the follow up to 2019’s wildly successful Joker,...
The Bob Dylan Center, located in downtown Tulsa, showcases the life and works of the prolific American singer-songwriter. The museum opened in May 2022 following the purchase of Dylan’s archive to the George Kaiser Family Foundation and the University of Tulsa.
Steven Jenkins, the museum’s director, spent extensive time in the San Francisco Bay area before taking on this role,...
Built from the ground up, this luxury residence took 30 months to construct. The home, located in Oklahoma City, features an expansive floor plan of four bedrooms, four full baths, two powder rooms, two courtyards and a wine cellar that, in true Oklahoma fashion, doubles as an F5-rated storm shelter.
The project was a true team effort, with major players...
As one of Oklahoma’s fastest-growing suburbs, Jenks has been the site of many exciting developments. These projects aim to improve the quality of life for residents and position Jenks as a recreational destination.
Tulsa Premium Outlets, also known as the Simon Outlet Mall, which opened in August, has been one of the most highly anticipated developments in the city, costing...
While you may think you have to pay admission to view some of Oklahoma’s most iconic pieces of art, the truth is many of them are free and visible in the great outdoors. We explore just a few of the public monuments, statues and sculptures that depict Oklahoma history.
The Pioneer Woman
The Pioneer Woman statue is a 17-foot, 12,000-pound bronze...
The Fort Gibson historic site in northeastern Oklahoma sits at the crossroads of three rivers, and offers the opportunity to be transported to Oklahoma’s past – a past that includes a wide variety of stories. This spring marked 200 years since the establishment of the fort and a chance to examine the lessons learned from a varied, but not...
In a time when digital misinformation is the norm, it can be challenging to get the right facts on political matters – even including where, how and when to vote.
To verify your polling place and to get unbiased information about candidates and state questions, Oklahoma State Election Board (OSEB) public information officer Misha Mohr says to contact your county...
The Oklahoma Museum of Popular Culture (OKPOP) is anticipated to be a place of celebration, inspiration and appreciation – as well as a major tourist draw to downtown Tulsa.
Development of the museum is ongoing, despite several funding challenges along the way. But officials say public support and excitement for the museum will result in a project that will highlight...
This year marks the 23rd anniversary of the September 11th attacks, in which 19 terrorists hijacked four U.S. commercial airliners on the east coast. The deadliest terrorist attacks in human history, 2,977 died from the initial events, with thousands more dying in later days, months and years due to complications from toxic exposure at the site.
There are numerous memorials...
