Want something fun to do on a balmy summer night? Check out a Tulsa Athletics football game! They…read morescore in buckets, so no fear of your typical one-nil match. Housed in the former Driller's stadium, the field has been converted to a pitch, with great seating and fun family activities in the former outfield. Concessions are available and the tickets can be had for a song. And the location in the heart of mid-town Tulsa can't be beat! Soccer fans should also be sure to check out the "It's Always Sonny in Soccerdelphia" podcast hosted by team owner Sonny Dalesandro. Get some Athletics gear and check them out soon!

What fun! It's not surprising, though, since Tulsa has the second largest Octoberfest in the…read morecountry. It is beat only by Milwaukee. People in Tulsa work all year long to make Tulsa Octoberfest great. We attended on Sunday this year. We usually go on Saturday. Sunday is less crowded and a good time to take the kids. We loved watching all the children doing the chicken dance and all the other dances. The musicians were skilled at getting audience participation. If you missed Tulsa Octoberfest this year, don't let that happen next year. Attending the annual Octoberfest is an integral part of being a Tulsan. You owe it to yourself.

Tulsa is so lucky to have such a great Oktoberfest! The food and beer is fabulous. Best music too…read more And the wiener dog races on Sunday are the absolute best part.

Great venue. Went to the law school graduation here (which is a smallish group of 60ish). The staff…read moreand security was great! Helpful and efficient and nice.

i've been here a couple of times. both times, the home team lost. all in all, the energy was there…read morefrom the fanbase. their corndogs could be something i might end up trying soon b/c you can smell them from a mile away & it's similar to the ones at the state fair.

This place is definitely the place to go to learn something new…read more They have amazing classes such as dancing, PiYo, and all sorts of things, quite a lot of art classes. Photography, art, dancing, voice lessons, acting/drama, and working out for some. To keep track of their classes and schedule they use a really awesome app called "MindBody Connect". They even have a summer workshop going on this summer which my little brother and one of my niece's are going to. They also have a ton of groups! Some of which are the Writer's Inspiration Group, Artist Support Group, and Writing Group. My mom goes to the PiYo classes and enjoys them a lot. I displayed my art there! That's right, you can display your art at this wonderful place! Just contact Byn, the owner and ask. My art is currently hanging on their walls as of 05/24/15 (it may not be there in a few weeks). The decor is beautiful, it has a kind of Tumblr feel to it, yet vintage in a way as well. Large crystals sit on unique tables in the cozy first room. Plenty of sitting space in the first room as well. Their dog wanders throughout their place, greeting customers and trying to even attempt to go home with them! The dog is really well minded, and it just will steal your heart as you go to your class(s)! This place can be difficult for some to find, but that's because it's in a interesting building behind another building. There is also a tree which can block the sign which is why some people have a hard time seeing it. My dad and I had no such trouble and parked in the large parking lot happily. The confusing thing about going in is that next to the door to their place is a door for another place, which I know nothing about and was closed when I went. I almost went in there though! Whoops! *chuckles* There is then a hallway inside from the first room which leads onto several other rooms, one is a office room, another a photograph room (where they take photos!) and another is a storage, and another a makeup room. But a little off of the first room is the room where you would learn dance and have exercise classes, big mirrors and nice floors for working out are in this room, even a SUPER tiny kitchen. Overall, the Always family is so kind and generous and definitely fun, don't be afraid to ask them questions and figure out what you want to learn. I think they give such a needed addition to Tulsa by adding a place where all can learn, talk and have fun. Don't forget to check their site so you can see ALL the listed classes because they keep having more and more classes!

What a great event!!!…read more First of all, this year's event was hosted at Cain's (dressed up in mighty fine party duds. The ole' gal was looking smashing). Secondly, two different seminars were offered if you needed coaching up on fine spirits: The Evolution of Craft Whiskey (put on by CORSAIR) and Whiskey 101 (presented by Ranch Acres). Will from CORSAIR was hilarious and passionate about his product. Third, whiskey, whiskey, whiskey....and craft cocktails by some of the best mixologists in Tulsa...and some mighty fine eats from Jeff Marlow, the Community Food Bank's Chef. Finally, what a worthy cause, the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma. The video clip that was played before the auction brought tears to my eyes. What a much needed organization. Our favorite discoveries had to be the complex and interesting Oilfire (an American Rye) along with the crazy Quinoa Whiskey (yep you read that correct) and the Citra Double IPA Hopped Whiskey (both from CORSAIR). Every food item from Chef Jeff's kitchen was delicious but I think the Bruschetta and the Goat Cheese Mashers were my favorites. I also have to give a shout out to Mollycoddled Hash Slinger (what a great name) and their toffees! Thanks to the Tulsa Yelp team for allowing us this wonderful and fun opportunity. We played along with the Whiskey Pull and I think we came out a bit ahead. Fun, fun times. Thanks again Yelp for making our invitation possible!

Can I just come here every Friday night please?! What an incredible event put on by the Community…read moreFood Bank, but after having the pleasure of attending their Empty Bowls event earlier this year; I wasn't surprised one bit. They completely transformed Cain's Ballroom into a whiskey wonderland, and it was awesome! We entered and were greeted by a huge team and given commemorative glasses and a token to vote on our favorite mixologist of the night--we had to try the drinks a few times just to be sure about our vote there were more whiskies than I've ever seen in my life available to taste and learn about, along with other liquor and treats from the local area (tried something that tasted like pumpkin spice Baileys that is made in Jenks that i will HAVE to follow up on). I didn't make the first seminar, but did attend the Whiskey 101, which taught me everything I had ever hoped to know about the drink and how it's made. We enjoyed incredible gourmet food and desserts and left full and warm despite the cold night--I hope the food bank made alllll the dollars because they do incredible work for this community, and I was thrilled to be able to celebrate with them at Giving Spirits.

It's a youth organization for kids, ages 14 - 20. It's directed toward kids with ANY sexual…read moreorientation, making it safe for anyone who wants to hang out and meet new people. Group is monitored by staff, security and sometimes an official police officer. I've been going the past 3 years and have made many new friends in the friendly environment.

I was surprised just how much fun a game was. There was something constantly going on and it was…read moresuper entertaining. We went for a date night but I plan to bring my daughter back.

I've been to a few games, and its always entertaining. It isn't extremely cold inside of the arena,…read moreand you can generally see everything that's going on, including the player's faces from up in the stands. Lots of fights, better game when the opponent is a weaker team, goofy crowd, but funny nonetheless. I'd spend 20$ for some seats, just bring your own food if you can figure it out.

Nicely designed stadium. Easy access. Lots of parking within 5 minutes walk. Next to Greenwood…read morearea, which is an important, although shameful part of American history.

This is a wonderful place to catch a game and have family fun. Unfortunately, the food is awful. If…read moreyou like to eat pale hotdogs that are cold. If you love overcooked rock hard fries and mini corn dogs for $19.99 then this is the place for you. I asked when I bought my food if they had anything fresher she said , "no, sorry." With this being Tulsa you would think we could least get decent food when it is this overpriced.