What a great local nonprofit! Me and my friends came here to serve and we had a good time. They had…read morea good quantity of items ready for people in need. I had the opportunity to sort them out and put them on shelves. Overall, great place and you should look in to serving here.

I donate gently used children's clothes and toys here. This is a great service for…read moremothers and children in need!

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.

Love me some trails!! River Parks Authority does such a good job keeping our TRAILS ready for…read moreus...biking, hiking or playing!!! Thank you.

My fiance and I come here when it's a nice day and we want to get out and enjoy it. Walking on the…read morebridge you get to see a great view of downtown Tulsa, aswell as fish swimming about in the river, people riding their bikes, people walking their dogs (watch out for poo) and other's just enjoying the weather like us. Not only is it good exercise but there are benches on the bridge for you to take a rest on. Go and take some pictures and write a review about what you thought. :)

Visiting the historic downtown of Bixby and saw Thrifty Threads, all COVID rules are being followed…read moreat this business, we were greeted by a really nice gal who asked if she could help, being new to the area I asked about which football team to support and she laughed, this store is super organized and clean with very friendly folks working there, the prices are to good to be true, we loved this store and will continue to support it , highly recommended

Great Route 66 attraction. The volunteer docent was great and a wealth of information about her…read moretown. I highly recommend it!

Great museum located in a 100 year old historic rail depot! Joe Trigalet (Program Director of the…read moreBristow Historical Society) went out of his way to discuss with us the history of the Frisco and all of the displays and local history surrounding Bristow. Highly recommend stopping in to say hi to the staff and tour all of their great exhibits.

My husband and I are traveling old Route 66 and we had and Americano coffee, a Hazelnut Latte and a…read morecowboy cookie. The drinks and cookie were delicious and the owner was so kind and down to earth! We didn't order the individual quiches or muffins, but they looked yummy too! The inside is very comfortable and definitely is a place you would want to linger longer if your time allows. There are tables and chairs are outside if the weather allows! You have to stop in if you're in the vicinity and leave a good tip for the owner and his daughter's softball tournaments! God bless you for reading all the way to the end!

Great little place in downtown Bristow. The staff are super sweet and nice. The coffee was great…read moreand they have a very nice selection of pastries and sweets. If you are driving through or live in the area, you should stop by, I know you will be glad you did!

There are 3 different parking lights for Rhema Lights. I normally visit in early or mid December…read moreand if you arrive at 6pm you can watch the displays come alive and get good parking. This visit was on New Year's Eve and the perk was open parking and it was easy to stroll through the lights. This free event is a great way to get you in the holiday spirit. It is typically packed with lots of people checking out the lights. There are a lot of different displays and options to buy popcorn or a warm drink or jump on a carriage ride. Some of the light displays are synced to music which is fun to watch.

As a kid I used to be so impressed by the shear amount of lights that the school placed on almost…read moreevery building, tree, and bush. Even as a young adult, it was always a spectacle to see. However, over the last several years, I've seen that focus change. The back driveline that connects the two sides without going through a parking lot, is no longer light up. Most of the back buildings and none of the back trees are lit up either. Across 71st street, the student housing and student stores are light up anymore either. Sad. They have put more lights and started LED productions with LED lights on the west lawn. They've added so much over there that's it's almost a bit cluttered. This is where the bulk of the people visit. Lots of walkways and trails to walk under lights and decorations. Other than the parts left out that used to be a part of the show, it's still a nice place to visit and make a tradition for Christmas.

We had so much fun at this event last night! The appetizers were catered by Mr. Nice guys, and to…read moresay the least, the Jerk Chicken and Veggie Quesadilla was exactly was we needed! It was healthy, tasty, and filling without making my sensitive tummy hate me. The cocktails were catered by Prairie Wolf Spirits and these guys did an amazing job keeping everyone happy with their selection choices! Kudos to them! (The Kahlua like coffee liquor was my favorite) Anyway, here are some pictures of me and my best friend frolicking around the studio! By the way, this event benefited Tulsa Habitat for Humanity, if you haven't ever volunteered with them you need to get your hands on a hammer and build for a good cause! One of my favorites!