I cant speak for the venue, but they are incredibly rude to their neighbors, blasting out…read morebeat-heavy music at high decibels that you can hear through walls from a mile away. This goes on for nights at a time, deep into the night! This behavior does not exemplify Oklahoma values of respect for ones's neighbors!

I took my relative here to escape from her crummy life for a weekend. Some perverse staff member…read morecalled the police, concerned I was human trafficking someone who looks like me and shares my mannerisms. $350 for a room, gross accusation, and interrogation. Steer clear of these sexist women.

The venue was great. The tables set up perfectly and the people I worked with helpful. They…read moreresponded quickly if I emailed or text with a question. I loved the view and how perfect the place was when we arrived and took pics.

We attended a wedding and everything went well. It was a beautiful outdoor ceremony. We took…read morepictures outside and liked the outdoor swing. The reception area is spacious. The indoor bar worked well. Restrooms were large and clean.

I grew up in Tulsa and had never heard of this place. Back in the 1940's, 50's and 60's pretty much…read moreeveryone who was anyone in the world of African American music performed here. Fell out of use for many years and into disrepair. Starting in 2021 an organization known as Pocket Full Of Hope set about renovation and restoration. They did a fine job. It's going to become one of Tulsa's premiere event venues.

Built in 1948, the Big 10 Ballroom was a major music venue in the 50s and '60s, featuring…read moreperformances from the biggest performers like Ray Charles, Count Basie, The Temptations, Ella Fitzgerald, Ike and Tina Turner, and James Brown. Over the years, the building fell into disrepair and was in poor condition until Lester Shaw purchased the facility in 2007. Doc Shaw is the Executive Director of A Pocket Full of Hope, a nonprofit providing access to music, theatre, dance videography and photography classes to young people ages 7-19 to help them graduate since 2000. He saw it as an opportunity to find a permanent location for its programs and restore a historic Civil Rights Era facility. The venue has been completely refurbished and it opened to the public in 2023. It is a beautiful venue for any event, especially one needing a stage and a full-sized kitchen. For smaller events, the lobby could be an option. There are beautiful pictures of artists who played there on the walls. The ballroom's capacity is at least 300 depending on the table/chair setup. If you want to learn more, there was an episode of HGTV's "Build it Forward" show featuring Doc Shaw and his wife Brenda, who were recipients of a grant from Lowe's to help restore the facility. Doc Shaw is also an amazing musician and teacher. Their episode is on season 2 and it's called "Hope is where the heart is".

What a beautiful facility - we will definitely be back! We had a medical emergency while up on the…read moreropes and they did SUCH a good job due to their preparedness! They truly made us feel so safe, and I was very impressed! Thank you Oleg, Sarah, and Steven! We had a great time!

Nolan, Grey, Tamara, Borogue, and everyone at Post Oak Canopy Tours treated our group great! And…read moremade us nervous types feel at ease. We had a blast! And yes, we will be back for the Christmas zip-lines!

Great intimate place to see your favorite performers. Very small compared to the other casino…read morevenues, but it makes for a better experience. Make sure you're up front if you're not over six feet tall. The floor is flat so you may not be able to see when everyone is standing. Bring ear plugs too.

The event was so well put together, it was a cool place! Thank you for having us! I really loved…read morethe building, it's so elegant and beautiful!