The Art of ‘Subtle’ Plastic Surgery
As plastic surgery continues to evolve, there’s been a trend toward more subtle, yet significant, improvements to one’s appearance. Two plastic surgeons share insights on the newest technologies and procedures delivering natural-looking results.The Rise of Minimally Invasive Treatments
“We have seen a resurgence of minimally invasive, office-based treatments that can help restore a more youthful...
Cocktail Culture
Whether you love a dark and dingy dive or a classy craft cocktail bar, drinking culture continues to evolve in Oklahoma. We lay out a few trends to watch in 2026.
Neighborhood bar experiencesWhile a fancy wine bar or sultry speakeasy is always a draw for drinkers, many folks are looking for a Cheers-esque, low-maintenance, welcoming experience in 2026....
I’m not sure how tall chef Kevin Lee is, because he always seems much larger than life, and he’s always in motion. I last ran into him at his new restaurant MAHT, churning through the excited crowds – 5 p.m. on a Tuesday and the place was already packed – telling his friends what, given the hundreds of steakhouses...
Que Gusto
Fresh, handmade Ecuadorean food can be found in a nondescript downtown Tulsa location: Que Gusto. Run by a husband and wife team that moved from Ecuador in 2012, Que Gusto offers counter service quickness combined with the hospitality of a sit-down space.
Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday-Saturday, Que Gusto offers a varied menu for any time of...
Erik Fabrizius, whose life was later to revolve around the swirling symphony of spice and flavor that is Thai cuisine, got his first introduction to the world of cooking from his grandmother on her Kansas farm. She’d make dinner for the entire extended family, cooking nonstop for hours, preparing Southern comfort dishes like fried chicken, the best Fabrizius has...
Feruzy’s Kitchen
Offering Nigerian, Caribbean and Southern American foods with a twist, Feruzy’s Kitchen is a unique and delicious restaurant located inside Tulsa’s Mother Road Market. The team also offers occasional pop-up events, and menus vary for those. However, you’re always able to snag delicious options including barbecue jerk wings, pork bites, birria jerk quesadillas, stewed pork and oxtails.
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From symphony and ballet to Broadway hits and family-friendly favorites, February brings a rich lineup of performing arts.
At the PAC, Tulsa Symphony offers IV: Celebrating Black History on Feb. 7 with Kearstin Brown and Jherrand Hardeman as guest conductor. Stick around the venue for Tulsa Ballet’s romantic and tragic Sleeping Beauty on Feb. 12-15, as well as An Evening...
There’s something for every sports lover this month.
In Tulsa, cold weather means one thing: Tulsa Oilers hockey. You can catch them at home, the BOK Center, Feb. 1, 5, 13-15 and 28. At Expo Square, you won’t want to miss the Oklahoma Invitational Black Rodeo on Feb. 7, which celebrates the crucial role of Black cowboys in Western history...
No matter what kind of community event you’re searching for this month, Oklahoma has you covered.
In Tulsa, art abounds: try the Champagne & Chocolate Member Showcase, Feb. 6-March 14 at Living Arts of Tulsa; Alicia Kelly: Roughly Right from Feb. 6-March 21 at 108 Contemporary; or a bevy of options at Philbrook: Andy Warhol: Silver Clouds and Marie Watt:...
The month of love is upon us. I have a few romantic films for you, along with some action and horror, so strap in for a group of misfit films that will surely make your Valentine's dates entertaining.
First up, Dracula: A Love Tale. Starring Caleb Landry Jones (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri) as the titular Dracula, the story seems...
