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Tulsa’s oldest festival celebrating Hispanic culture is celebrating its 29th year. The Tulsa Greater Tulsa Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has a commitment to provide a culturally and family oriented atmosphere through art, music, food and entertainment.  There will be plenty of free parking and low participation costs for this family event. Schedule September 20th & […]

Urban Tulsa gives us a generous list of all the acts and in what places they are showing. Here are this weeks live music shows going on in Tulsa. Appealing acts to be seen range from American Idols live at the new BOK Center to Dark Star Orchestra at Cain’s Ballroom. There is certainly a […]

If you didn’t see the unveiling of Oklahoma Centennial Botanical Garden at the Centennial Celebration last year, you may not know much about it. The garden is being developed on 240 acres seven miles northwest of downtown Tulsa. It will offer diverse and colorful scenes in 15 major theme gardens including the Rose and Fragrance, […]

Summer is winding down and that means in a few weeks, many of the farmers markets will be closing shop. That presents a real dilemma if you still want to buy fresh and local food. The problem is solved in the Buy Fresh Buy Local food guide. The guide features listings of farmers by what […]

Be a part of the solution for a better Tulsa. PLANiTULSA is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to shape the next 30 years of Tulsa’s growth and they want your input. This city-wide process to update Tulsa’s comprehensive plan promises a new vision that is inclusive and reflects the needs and dreams of all citizens. Maybe your […]

The new SpiritBank Event Center in Bixby opens September 25th with a free event and a lineup of great shows to follow. To celebrate its grand opening, they are giving Tulsa a free concert featuring the Nashville Star Tour. Tickets are limited to 4500 though, so get them soon. Here is an overview of some […]

Tulsa has a new opportunity to grow – and you can help. As you know, the Tulsa City Council has been discussing the relocation of the Tulsa Drillers stadium to a new location downtown. The lease terms have been agreed to, in principle, and now the remaining issue is the creation of a proposed public […]

Get informed before heading to the polls with the candidate meet and greet on September 23 from 5:30-7:30 PM. Here you can meet candidates running for elected positions in the Tulsa region and enjoy free appetizers. Representatives from the young Democrat and Republican associations will also be there to share their insight on the presidential […]

The 17th Annual Day of Caring begins next Friday at the new BOK Center! Be among the first visitors inside the new arena as they kick off the 2008 Tulsa Area United Way Campaign. Admission to the BOK Center is free and Alaina Whitaker from American Idol will be performing. Breakfast pastries will be provided […]

The BOK Center has teamed up with Cox Radio, Tulsa Community College, and Downtown Tulsa Unlimited to create a Fall Outdoor Concert Series with the purpose of promoting local musicians and enlivening Downtown Tulsa. Local act Admiral Twin will kick off the inaugural season at 5 p.m. on September 6, prior to the Eagles concert. […]