Like (love) pinball!? This is the spot in Tulsa. Don't be fooled by other locations with pinball…read more Come and play, enjoy great food and drinks andddddd pinball. Professionally maintained and cleaned. We play and stream pinball every Thursday on Twitch.

Pros: it was actually beautiful, and the experience really touched me. I'm so glad we went…read more Cons: I was a bit annoyed at first. you have to park so far and then walk there. It was so hot because the sun hadn't gone down. The food trucks were lame. As beautiful as this event was, I feel like it was a one and done. I don't think I'll be going back.

For those that know my husband and I, you understand the chaos we have been through lately. That…read morebeing said, this was our first year to get to attend this event. Thankfully mother nature threw her hissy fit early enough in the day, to make for a beautiful night for this event. This was a mini date night for the hubby and I(those are rare and far between for us). We enjoyed some great food from Afrikan Delights, Sweet Shack. The dinner i had included fried plantains, 4 pc chicken wings perfect done, green creamy sauce, and Hibiscus beverage. Then hubby got himself a shaved ice (cherry) from Sweet Shack. I walked around for a bit after dinner to walk off what I had(i picked up some gluten free pumpkin muffins from another vendor, can't wait to try those) . I stopped by the sweet shack as well and picked up an Oklahoma Sunset shaved iced(there was a 30 minute wait to receive my order. Here's the irony, they had the shortest line). We finished our lanterns and waited for the launch. I went down to "launch" the lanterns(which was tossing them in. I wish they a mini dock or foot bridge on the edge of the lake to stand on to launch from). We met a few people that sat near us, where we were and they made mention that there could be more of a selection of food trucks next time(more than 4. Because they were all getting slammed and wait times were getting nuts). We could hear them music and comments from the stage, but not clearly. We could not even see where the stage was. We had to guess and aim our chairs in that direction. We also noticed that in the cornhole area there was no sanitizer for people's hands between rounds( they might consider a way to have a rain liner for each set up, because people were coming back with mud monster hands after they played). All and all it was a great event and we are looking forward to next year's, barring weather.

This is our favorite bingo place to go to! Friendly and…read morehelpful staff, amazing daily deals, fun monthly giveaways and prizes! They also have a concession stand that serves GREAT FOOD! they have 2 rooms, a non smoking room, and a smoking room! They have a vending machine to buy bingo dobbers, as well as a small gift shop area that has bingo bags, and other fun stuff to get! We go weekly and absolutely love it

The weather was beautiful and we were in the area on Thursday afternoon, so we stopped in the…read moreChurch Studio for the tunes at noon live music session. Admission is $15 but includes the museum as well. We were able to peruse around inside at the artifacts, grab a beverage at the lounge, and go outside to enjoy the music and sunshine. I was hoping we would get to see inside one of the recording studios, but they were closed off even though they weren't in use this day. Overall a good place to visit in Tulsa if they have some music or events happening, but if not then I wouldn't recommend paying $15 entry for just one room of artifacts. Parking is also very limited.

My first time ever recording here was my first time ever being at The Church Studio. I always heard…read moreabout this place with its musical history along with the updated renovations to the whole place. For an example on behalf of their musical history: The mic that we used to record with was the same mic David Bowie used. We were booked for a 2-day session & I enjoyed every second of it. There was a whole setup with snacks, water, tea & coffee. The engineers were open-minded & really good collaborators, they gave great feedback + input. Everyone on staff were nice & friendly. There's an outdoor concert series they have with shows happening 3 days a week. A lot of programming that's under their Institute that you can enroll in.

Lots of things to do for all ages. Entertainment, rides, vendors, food trucks, tho food trucks are…read morerather expensive for my budget. Parade is always a crowd pleaser.

Such a great long term festival for BA. They've improved it every year. So much to do and so many…read morefood/drink choices. The only thing not that great this past year was the rides. For our littles we could hardly find enough rides to use our tickets on.

My family and I have been to the zoo twice in the last month and this is our local zoo. We…read moredefinitely like the zoo if you are looking for a place to go and visit and spend a few hours seeing different exhibits this is a great place I do see that in the years to come that they are making some major improvements by adding more more exhibits, which continues to give me more excitement about return visits, knowing that there are greater things to come so I still highly recommend stopping in and taking your fame, they've added a lot of things over the years, including a massive playground. That is a great break for the family after long walks to just kind of slow the pace of the zoo down. One thing that I don't enjoy quite as much is the long stretches between exhibits I know that they've been working on this. But just at the zoo it is very easy to get overheated and exhausted because it is very spread out not a lot of trees around and just a very large distance sometimes between exhibits So you're definitely gonna wanna bring plenty of water and if you have kids bring a stroller or something that has shade so that way they don't get more out super easy. We also got the chance to go to the zoo like Full thing fun cool little games to walk-through and play at it cuts the zoo in half and you are able to walk-through and just play a few cool games along the way. They are not any animals out so it is just solely there for you too bring your kids and play a few games and see some lights we were under the impression that it would be both you could go and see some animals at night and play the games.

We had such a good time at the Tulsa Zoo. There's a really solid variety of animals, so it never…read morefeels boring walking through, and my son enjoyed every single part of it. One of the best parts was the playground they've got a really nice setup for all ages, which made it easy to let him burn off some energy. The gift shop is also really cute and fun to look through, and there's a snack/restaurant area if you need a quick break or something to eat. Overall, it's a great spot for a family day and we'll definitely be coming back again.

They had really good costumer service! Treated my birthday boy very well! Made him feel very…read morespecial. Took their time with explaining everything.

This place was really fun and the guy was really nice when explaining how everything worked. They…read morehave crates of smashables and a variety of tools and you just pick a create (or a large 1 item) and break away. Definitely should check out, planning on coming back eventually!

Tulsa Expo Square is home to the Golden Driller on Historic Route 66…read more The orange and blue colors with white and silver accents really stood out, and looked great against the green grass and blue sky. I didn't get to go inside as it was closed but it does have curb appeal.

Another great mystical gathering and shopping experience for the metaphysical and unusual…read more I did enjoy this event. The Tulsa Oddities and Curiosities had a bit more vendors and show guests this year. So the whole atmosphere did not dissapoint the dark hobby enthusiasts one bit. Dressing up and hanging out is encouraged. 2025 was in the mirth books for sure. I recommend checking out the antique and unique booths next time!!