Great place! We've really enjoyed swimming and playing golf here! They have a really nice course…read more Also, their service is great! Great ambiance too. The only down side about this place is the food. Their food is just decant. Expensive food that's only decent isn't awesome in my opinion. Overall, good place and I would recommend coming here.

Worked a charity golf tournament here. It was a beautiful course and a lovely day off work so i…read morecan't complain. They had a taco bar that was kind of uninspiring but for free food it was good. The locker room alone was way nicer than my house!

What an awesome area down by the United Airlines gates!…read more This is a discovery area perfect for little explorers. They offer several interactive displays and interactive exhibits including a climbing gym! It's clean and fun for kids!!! It's also educational as well as entertaining!

Our 2.5 y/o loved this place! It was amazing compared to what we have where we're from (LA). In our…read morearea, the only children's museum (located in Pasadena, CA) is double the price of this place, way run down compared to this place, and not nearly as clean as this place. We went here a few weeks ago during our holiday visit to my sister's place. This place is enormous and you could literally spend hours here without your kids getting bored regardless of what they're into. My kid's fav was probably the ball area and the echoing room. I went in the tape slide thing with him to start and have a few warnings about that thing lol. The only way not to slide backwards walking up the enormous incline the tubes are on is to go barefoot and ... gross lol. If you have a little one like me, esp one who is overly cautious on this sort of stuff and won't do it alone, be aware that you'll both get run over in that thing by kids on their own running around. My son could barely get inside without getting knocked over. The slide itself is really steep and goes super fast, so I wouldn't have wanted him to go down it alone. Needless to say, we only climbed around in that tape thing once lol. The place is crazy clean for being a giant play structure. The bathrooms were clean, too. The temp outside that day was cold AF, and they kept in comfy inside so you weren't sweating to death in winter clothing running around. I don't know what I thought was the coolest as an adult because truly, this place has so much to offer. Probably the echo room was the most neat to me because it was super interactive AND required little parent participation haha. My mom is in a wheelchair and she was able to get around in there just fine and was able to be safe off to the side, but still get to see everything perfectly well, so I appreciated that aspect a lot.

This is the four-story building in the northeast corner of E. Archer St. and N. Boston Avenue in…read morethe Tulsa Arts District. Formerly known as "AHHA" (Arts and Humanities Council of Tulsa) the Hardesty Arts building has been there since 2013. In 2022, AHHA closed and in 2023, the building and Mayfest were acquired by The University of Tulsa. Now, it's the headquarters for TU's Oklahoma Center for the Humanities, Mayfest, Switchyard magazine, and the college of arts entertainment program. Its new name is 101 Archer, or TU 101. The first floor is open Wednesdays through Saturdays from noon to 5pm and noon to 9pm the first Friday of each month for First Friday Art Crawl. It features rotating exhibitions and public programs produced by Oklahoma Center for the Humanities and others with free admission. It also serves as a great event venue. I've been to book launches, fundraisers, and weddings here. The outdoor balcony and the outdoor Zink Garden are beautiful. There's an event form you can fill out online to get more information. Street parking is available nearby, but expect to walk on weekends. Paid, covered parking is available in the North Garage located on N Boston Avenue between First and Archer streets, just north of the BOK/Williams Tower.

A nicer group of people you will never meet. They seem to be pretty organized (I've been to only…read moreone of their meetings) and they love to cruise, drive and eat. Lots of veterans, lots of church-going people, lots of renegades. Lots of fun and laughter.

I went to one of the meetings and there are some outstanding people there with some great years on…read morethe model. if anyone ever want to upgrade they can give me a ring at 310-245-0372 my name is David Jackson

Typically this event is held the third weekend in May. It is eclectic, wacky, cool, and hip!…read more Art cars on parade, chalk art, local vendors and artisans, local musicians, personalities galore! ' We started calling this "Anti-Mayfest" because of the focus on local art. I can't tell you the last time we went to Mayfest proper. We love this event!

The Oaks recently in the last couple years spent a few million dollars renovating this 1921 tract!…read more It really is a country club now with the new pool, new workout room, upgraded locker rooms and dining facilities....it's very nice! Just up the hill from Tulsa Hills makes it very convenient for all the Jenks Folks!! I've been a member at and played a lot of country clubs in Tulsa over the years! The staff here...and the condition of the course is fantastic ...five stars!!

The Oaks country club is a great place to join, especially after the remodel. If you haven't been…read morelately you should try it. Chef Anthony really prepares outstanding dishes and in addition to the golf, it's a top club in Tulsa. Check out my pics.

This is one of my favorite local events/festivals. I have attended for the last 7 years. It has…read morebeen held annually for 15 years by the India Association of Greater Tulsa (IAGT) and it is usually in late August on a Saturday at the Expo Center. Last year the timeframe was 11am to 5pm. It is a wonderful FREE family event. You can enjoy cultural displays, colorful dance performances, information booths, kid's fun activities, sports booth and camel rides. The booths include anything from nonprofits to vendors with clothing, jewelry and pottery. My favorite thing is their clothing sales. They have a wonderful collection of traditional Indian clothing at affordable prices as well as a Henna booth. The best part is the delicious food available for purchase from local area India restaurants. The food is representative of different regions of India. The event setup is easy to navigate and you can just walk around and explore all the different offerings. The performances are amazing. Kripalaya Dance Academy never disappoints. Their Bharatanatyam and Bollywood dances are not something you should miss!

The Drunkard & The Olio is the historic and longest-running play in the U.S. It started in 1953 and…read morehas never stopped. Performances are every week, on Saturdays at 7:30pm. It's an interactive play with lots of audience engagement. You can purchase tickets online at the Tulsa Spotlight Theater website. Adult tickets are $28 and children are $15. It's a long show. Doors open at 7pm. The show starts at 7:15 with a singalong of old songs. Everyone has the lyrics in the program to join in. Then, the Olio are the openers. They rotate between dancers, musicians, singers, jugglers, magicians, or even comedians. When I went, there was a magician that was amazing. The main event is an old-fashioned melodrama. During intermission, they serve concessions, beer, coffee, soft drinks and even tomatoes to toss at the villain. The building itself is and feels historic. It's easy to notice on Riverside due to its white and tall facade. They do private events, making it a unique venue option. A group of very dedicated volunteers makes all the magic happen. This is a must-experience Tulsa tradition!