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 Peoria in Tulsa is just the ticket.
As its name would suggest, fajitas here are ample and delicious. Try the shrimp, chicken, beef or seafood versions of the meal, all served with tortillas, rice, refried beans,...
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 and the Olio, running every Saturday at Tulsa’s Spotlight Theater. Then, venture to Tulsa Opera’s Spotlight on Opera Series on Aug. 6, 7 and 14, with concerts and screenings at College Hill Presbyterian Church, Circle...
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 also venture to Expo Square, where two equine events await: the NSBA World Show, Aug. 14-23, and the 100X Reining Classic, Aug. 29-Sept. 6.
In OKC, the Comets take on regular season baseball foes all month...
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 Comic Con, running Aug. 8-9. Tulsa Opera offers its first Book Club Series on Aug. 15, covering Little Women. Other can’t-miss options include Jazz on the Green at Guthrie Green, the Maker Faire at Expo...
August heat is here and nothing feels better than the ice cold air conditioning inside a movie theater. Luckily, this month has a long list of varied movies to catch at the tail end of summer.
First up, the biographical comedy/drama film titled Tony. The film follows a young Anthony Bourdain, famed celebrity chef and travel documentarian, during the summer...
Dave Kollmann is president of the Central Region for Flintco, overseeing operations in Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Arkansas. A 30+ year company veteran, Kollmann has helped lead landmark projects including the renovation of Boone Pickens Stadium and the Oklahoma Capitol dome addition while championing a culture centered on quality, leadership and employee development. We caught up with Kollmann and...
From the grand plateaus at Black Mesa State Park to the cascading waterfalls at Turner Falls, Oklahoma has the most ecosystem diversity per square mile in the nation. However, the state park system remains an underutilized public resource.
Oklahoma State Parks (OSP) director Richard Keithley hopes this will change.
“We would love to see increased usage from the people of the...
Bull rider Kip Huddleston long dreamed of one day finishing an 8-second ride on ol’ Poor Boy. Destiny finally put the young cowboy on the back of that terrifying red and white bull on its retirement day.
But that dream ride didn’t go as planned.
“He bucked me off and split me open,” Huddleston says, noting the bull’s handiwork above his...
Oklahoma food trucks are navigating a high stakes hustle, cashing in on low overhead and surging demand for gourmet-on-the-go.
Food truck sales nationwide are expected to explode to nearly $3 billion this year. And the average Oklahoma food truck is getting a $330,000 piece of the pie. But the lifestyle can resemble a reality show – free spirits, finicky trucks...
Sports tourism has recently generated $250+ million for Oklahoma, supporting businesses, creating jobs and uniting communities. Whether that tourism reels in international or out-of-state visitors, or welcomes grandparents watching their grandkids play, sports tourism is a win-win for the economy and for the health of all involved.
Government entities, nonprofits and businesses act as funding mechanisms for athletic venues and...
