This is such a cool event space on admiral and peoria, right next to Topeka Coffee Roasters…read more Outside it just looks like a dark grey building and it doesn't have a major marker with the name, but once you get close, the doors have flyers and information. This is where the really really free market is hosted. I think they try to have it each month. There's a great sound system and a wood pallet stage up front in the first room with plenty of space for a band to set up. It's a perfect venue for concerts, performances, and other events. There's another room with more space and two bathrooms available. The exposed brick walls have amazing graffiti, giving it a very urban vibe. No alcohol is allowed, which works for the events I usually plan.

This was my 2nd time to attend a class at Agitsi. This place is amazing I love having places to…read morego and learn different skills. They have everything you need, you just show up. She has several different types of classes / workshops. From beginners just learning to wrap And solder - to learning how to score, cut, grind, wrap with foil tape and solder. They even have all day workshops. Please check out Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Agitsi?mibextid=LQQJ4d Will be going back again and again. We take our Girl Scout troops here they all love it.

One of my hobbies is stained glass. As just a hobby it creates a problem. I have a limited number…read moreof walls and windows. Some of it has to go. I had been displaying and selling a few pieces at Tecknicolour Stained Glass in Pawnee. They closed this week. The owner recommended that I check out Agitsi Stained Glass. I stopped by on the way back to BA, introduced myself to the owner Brandi Hines-Lee. I showed her the art that I had displayed in Pawnee. Several of my panels are now on display in her shop! Thank You! I was excited to see her shop had a good supply of glass, tools and accessories! Another successful stained-glass shop in Tulsa area is needed. If you are into stained glass, you know the frustrating circumstances affecting availability of glass and cost of supplies. I got a quick tour of the shop, her art, and class room facilities, which left me with a very positive impression of Brandi and her passion. She is a very talented, energetic artist, wanting to share her skill and grow the art. If you stumbled across this review and may be interested in learning how to make stained glass, this is the shop to learn in. Click on the web site link for information about her, and the classes she offers! If you are looking for unique gifts; another reason to check out her shop.

Exciting, clean, well organized, and kid friendly. Planetarium was immersive and educational. The…read moregift shop had a large selection of souvenirs. Friendly, knowledgeable, passionate, and professional staff offered assistance and provided guidance through exhibits.

Friendly staf Plenty of activities, some theatre, airplanes…read moreand space things here for adults and children to see . Wasn't a bad price at all for me and my 3 boys who are all under 10. Airport nearby so you can see live action planes across the way. Zoo nearby. Much to do! Airplane scavenger hunt Science lab Gift shop Playground And even a plan to climb in!!!!

Tulsa has two Symohony Orchestras. Tonight the Signature Symphony at TCC played an all-Beethoven…read moreprogram In VanTrease Hall, with Beethoven's 9th Symphony, his crowning achievement, after the intermission. A choir of 200 voices was heard during that performance. Spectacular. This is a beautiful venue. Great sight lines, comfortable seats and very good sound. The Signature Symphony is comprised of Tulsans unlike symphonies in other cities who employ professional musicians from out of their direct area. It's wonderful to attend Signature Symphony performances and support our local musicians.

Delightful performances for young and not so young! The talented Signature Symphony and the…read moreSignature Chorale perform a wide spectrum of musical selections. We have never been disappointed with any concert we have had the pleasure of attending. I highly recommend this!

Very challenging golf course with amazing views and the service around the course is impeccable.read more

World-class golfing experience tucked away in the canyons of north Tulsa in Owasso, OK. One of my…read morefavorite places to spend time with my family as times just always seems to slow down. The new dining room and menu offers a large variety including several gluten-free options including a gluten free pizza crust. My wife and have enjoyed the recent Prime Rib Wednesday specials.

This is such a cool hidden gem! This museum is by Lynn Riggs Park inside the historic sandstone…read morebuilding where the Will Rogers Library used to be near downtown Claremore. It was built by the WPA in 1936. I enjoyed walking around and learning more about Oklahoma history. This is also a great space for events. The museum has a myriad of artifacts and collections from notable people from Claremore including: Lynn Riggs, Andy Payne, Patti Page, Stuart Roosa, and Helen Robson Walton. It definitely feels like this was a grassroot effort, bringing together things to recognize the local history and share it with the community. Lynn Riggs family was involved in curating some artifacts and contributed to refurbish the building. Lynn Riggs was the famous Cherokee playwright that wrote: "Green Grow the Lilacs" from where the Rodgers & Hammerstein's stage play OKLAHOMA! evolved from and the movie OKLAHOMA! Probably one of the coolest pieces in the museum is the "surrey with the fringe on top," which was used in the actual OKLAHOMA! movie. The museum is a nonprofit that relies on public support and contributions. It does not receive any state or federal funding. Admission Is free but donations are welcomed.

Highly recommended! I took my mother and sister here for Mothers Day and we had the best time! We…read morewill definitely be back!

I LOVE Board and Brush! This place is sooooooo much fun!! You get to pick what you want to make…read morefrom over a hundred projects on their website and then you get to put your own personal spin on it by choosing your stain and paint color. I love the first step of every project when you get to pop in your ear plugs and distress your wood. You hammer away!!!!! Then you sand, stain, paint, and wax until your project is perfectly complete and the B&B crew is there to help you along the way. They are all so very friendly and helpful. I cannot wait to go back!!! Grab a group of friends and sign up for a class. You won't regret it!!!

What a great space with small studio/work spaces in the back. We visited the "From the Heart:…read moreExpressions of Indigenous Joy," presented by Four Mothers Collective which will be there until the end of November. Really amazing art. We just stumbled upon this spot when we were visiting Garden Deva. This space is right next door.

Woman owned & woman driven. I've been to a handful of exhibitions & there have been numerous…read moreartists that have been on display at Positive Space Tulsa that I wasn't aware of. It's refreshing to get more familiar with artists I don't see everyday. Outside of art exhibitions, there are activations that take place. Another thing I enjoy overall is how local Positive Space Tulsa is. I'm very big on local because it showcases what's capable of being done in + from our backyard & Tulsa (alone) has so much talent. They keep everything up to date on their social media (I follow their Instagram positivespace_tul) & their Linktree. There's an exhibition going on right now & there's another one coming up in December. The founder, Nicole, is usually there when I'm visiting & she's always nice.