Here is the story of the Citizens Potawatomi Nations People!…read more A beautiful, modern museum, which conveys the history of the Citizens Potawatomi Nations People! You can spend several hours here absorbing the information. There is a lot of reading, but they also have many interactive video panels. There are not many artifacts, but there are many beautiful displays that depict the history of the nation. The museum does need to add a few benches, so you can rest your feet! Pay attention and you will leave knowing a few words of the Potawatomi language! Be sure to check out the gift shop!

I'm kicking myself in the butt for not taking pictures! This is another great place that I visited…read moreduring the 4th of July week. I'm always getting confused for Cherokee or other Indian tribes when I'm in Oklahoma...FYI: I'm Hispanic with Mexican descent. I don't look like your typical Latina...hence the reason I'm always getting confused for Native American. Love this museum. We learned all the hardships the Potawatomis endured during the take over by the white man. Very sad history...but some of it is very interesting. There are family trees, pictures, artifacts, video....there is so much to look at. Totally bring the kids for a history lesson.

First time at this museum. I brought a client to the Deck the Halls (Santa claus pictures, fix…read morereindeer food and writing letters to Santa). The building is beautiful and the exterior patio has a grand place to host weddings, showers or any special occasion. The Wayman tisdale exhibit has a nice tribute. The Oklahoma hall of fame is a great recognition of many great Oklahoma's.

We went with a big group for a tour. Our tour guide whizzed us through as fast as he could, and did…read morenot allow us to work with some of the interactive parts of the exhibit. Otherwise, I think it would've been more interesting for the kids because after all, you know, kids like to touch things. we did learn some interesting things throughout.

Coffee N Crafts is my new favorite spot to set up and work!! I come in multiple times per week -…read morethe drinks are great, the owner and staff are so kind, and the environment is perfect!! I am a forever customer!! Looking forward to some art classes in the future!!

The the the GRINCH is excellent as you can tell I drank most of it before posting a review. Great…read moreatmosphere, I did not paint this time but the crafts they have are super cute and affordable. The paint is included with brushes you can use. Just wash your brushes afterwards

This is a nice museum located on the Old Saint Gregory's Campus. The gin stated it was one if the…read moreoldest museums in Ok. It was started and name after a monk who traveled and collected a lot of the items. There is a mixture of fine art all the way to educational programs. Prices vary depending on when you go.

Small museum but nice! Didn't get to see all of it because we came for the mummies! They had so…read moremany activities and things to do that we didn't get any further but we made a day of it and had a great time!

A fun time on an extremely hot late afternoon. Bricktown Tulsa had a lot of restaurants, and we…read moreused this boat tour on the man made canal to get a sense of the area. Casual, and we were able to buy alcohol at a bar near the start dock and bring with us. Our guide, Cody, was a treasure. She also does stand up comedy in the evenings in town, and was throwing out barbs, especially when she found we were from the 2025-26 National Championship home of College Football!

Definitely recommend when visiting the city. The tour is short but gives you a great overview and…read morehistory of the city. Our tour guide was excellent, just the right combo of funny and informative. Such a cute area! I loved the land grab statues and hearing about the boomers and sooner. Just a warning, the boat is HOT during the summer since the canopy doesn't cover the entire seating area so plan accordingly. Tickets were $15 and available for purchase online or in front of the baseball stadium at the ticket booth. I recommend purchasing online though.

Went to pick up old (1965-75) docs, I'd been in communication with the clerks (3rd Floor) and they…read morehave been super helpful. Went down to the second floor to get the docs, notarized and pay. However the male officer doing the security screening, wanted to know where I was going (don't think it was his business to ask the public walking into a public building). He was not friendly at all, please replace him with someone not jaded. I told him 3rd floor and he Mansplained ... the second floor is the first floor, because there's a lower level (1st floor if you asked me). What the heck, I can count floors, I understand how they work. He had me all turned around, what a nit wit. I'll ask if I need help, which I didn't. He represents the county in That building, do better. Three stars because the ladies upstairs were 5 stars and he was 1.

This is an older courthouse with plenty of stairs and a hidden elevator. You can find it but you…read morehave to ask. But the people are nice and accommodating. It's really a great courthouse. They do have a few different ways of doing things so read the local rules.

We had Aaron for our bike tour yesterday and it was awesome!…read more Very informative, chill, and fun. This is a great way to show visitors from out of town our great city!

We had a great time going out with the Jeremy on the art and architecture tour. We saw the gardens,…read moreScissortail park, the waterfront, Bricktown, Downtown and more. Fortunately we are bikers at home, so this tour wasn't too challenging. We learned a lot about the OKC area from a lifelong resident. A fun way to see the city, and an affordable value.