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...
Artistic Director of Tulsa Ballet since 1995, Marcello Angelini is an internationally acclaimed former principal dancer whose career spans the world’s most prestigious companies. Under his leadership, Tulsa Ballet has grown into a globally recognized company, known for its expansive repertory, international touring and commitment to both tradition and innovation. In May 2026, that vision reaches a historic milestone...
When one thinks of Oklahoma, they don’t typically picture beautiful, cascading waterfalls — but the state harbors plenty of hidden gems. If you’re on the hunt for a gorgeous waterfall view (following a hike, most likely) we offer a few worth seeing in person.
Cache Creek Falls, Wichita Mountains
Tucked deep in the mountains of southwest Oklahoma is Cache Creek Falls,...
Roller skating and rollerblading cultures are thriving in Oklahoma — with enthusiasts found at roller rinks, during derby games, on sidewalks and in parks and other outdoor meet-ups around the state.
Abbey Haughey is the public relations chair for the adult roller derby team the Roughneck Rollers Derby, and the head coach for Roadkill Rollers, the junior team, both based...
Lacrosse is one of the fastest-growing sports in the United States, and that momentum is increasingly visible in Oklahoma. The appeal is easy to understand once you see the game in motion: It’s fast-paced like soccer, strategic like basketball and physical like football — yet open to athletes of all body types and skill levels.
“What I love about lacrosse...
Oklahoma is known for its red soil. But what, exactly, makes our soil red? Professor Shiping Deng, Ph.D., of Oklahoma State University, says it’s the iron oxides – and although the oxidized form of iron is actually orange in the pure state as observed in the laboratory, it shows up bright red in the soil because of the fine...
When each day starts within any Oklahoma public school this year, the only ringing that will be heard is the school bell, thanks to Senate Bill 139, which passed before the start of the 2025-26 school year.
From the first bell at the start of the day until the dismissal bell, personal electronic devices – cell phones, smart watches, smart...
