BooHaHa is an annual event held on a Sunday around Halloween where local kids from all over can…read morecome and trick or treat safely in the daylight with their parents and visit all the local businesses up and down Brookside. It's incredibly inconvenient if you live in the area, but how can you be mad when there are so many cute little kids and critters going up and down Peoria?! There are all kinds of activities from balloon animals, photo booths, face painting, etc. to your standard candy for costume exchanges. If you have little ones in Tulsa, I definitely recommend checking out BooHaHa!

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.

This event is on the river but not the easiest location for parking and there isn't a large lot…read moreclose by so you can uber/lyft, ride your bike or chance finding street parking. We went on Sunday which has unlimited carnival rides for $30. You can purchase a stein when you first arrive to use for the rest of your day. There are lots of food vendors, 3 or 4 tents with spirits and then a bunch of larger tents for a variety of beer options, take a seat in the shade to eat or listen to music. There is a big vendor area as well. We went to the dachshund dash and parade which was fun. While there was quite a number of people, none of the lines were very long for food or beer so you could keep going to the next tent. It was a lot of fun to check out this event that started the Chicken Dance. Like any festival, you should expect to pay more than normal for food and drinks and all in good fun.

It would have been fun if it wasn't such a hot day. I sat it the Scott's rock tent with a beer and…read morestayed put. Lucky for me that's where my favorite band, The Blaggards played. Next year, I say we have it in October and let the Germans have September.

We had a hell of a good time . We had to VIP passes and I'm not really sure what they got us the…read morevan some food , And a place to sit. Music it was OK I was hoping for more authentic but maybe I don't know what I'm talking about . Games were good Transportation back-and-forth to the college was efficient A better selection of scotch and whiskeys for sale would work for me . Like most festivals beer seems to be the number one seller

Lots of things to do for all ages. Entertainment, rides, vendors, food trucks, tho food trucks are…read morerather expensive for my budget. Parade is always a crowd pleaser.

Such a great long term festival for BA. They've improved it every year. So much to do and so many…read morefood/drink choices. The only thing not that great this past year was the rides. For our littles we could hardly find enough rides to use our tickets on.

The Broken Arrow Museum is a wonderful museum that was built to honor the brave men & woman who…read moreproudly served their country & it's a place of preservation to our American history. All branches of the military are represented - Marines, Army, Navy, Air Force, National Guard, Coast Guard, Special Forces, etc. And there's special areas of dedication to Oklahomans who served!!! I can only imagine how proud their family and friends must be! The museum is located on the Main Street in Broken Arrow and adorned with flags in front. The inside is very well kept and has several rooms and hallways filled with wartime memorabilia. It's a must-see for residents and travelers of all ages. There's so much history in one place, not to mention, the staff enjoys interacting with visitors and sharing great stories. Visit this nostalgic sight and take a walk back in time! You'll want to return with others and share your experience!

A cultural treasure on Main Street in the Rose District. Items from the days of Indian Territory…read more Tours and exhibits for schools and young children. Some are interactive displays. Experience an early school room, city jail, dentist office. Today was a free day in honor of Virginia and Paul Johnson.

This place is amazing .... so cute.. and floss fun for the kids .. reasonable prices... and…read morebeautifully decorated

Certainly the Christmas setting & Santa visit & cutting your own tree & tractor ride & the many…read morechild activities are central. But, please also ask former Oklahoma FFA President Randy about his 41 year old Massey-Ferguson tractor & his creative diversification & resilience in response to market forces beyond his control. That story alone is well worth the trip, & any young person just starting out would do well to take a good listen.

I was looking for a variety of lavender plants and contacted them. The farm store is open on…read moreFridays and Saturdays. It's a nice drive from Tulsa. While some of their beds were not in bloom yet, it's a relaxing place to visit. The store offers lots of lavender-centric items: eye pillows, sachets, candles, soaps, lotions. There's a few spice options and lavender sugar as well. The owners, Suzanne and Skip, are great to chat with. If you want to purchase plants, I would call ahead and make sure they have some for purchase. I got the impression they grow mostly for their own fields. They are planning a festival on June 17 which sounds like fun!

My husband was invited to visit a Lavender farm. I was planning on shopping in the big city of…read moreMounds while he visited the farm. I do love, love, love live plants so my husband talked me into going to the farm. I am SO glad I did!! I would've missed out on one of the best visits ever!! Upon arrival we met Suzanne and Skip-Two of the nicest, most genuine people I have had the pleasure of meeting. Suzanne had some fresh baked lavender chocolate chip cookies-ummmm, wow & yum! Their gift shop was warm and cozy and had a good variety of Lavendar items; cream, lip balm, candles, t-shirts and several items you could use to cook with. I bought my daughter a lavender shirt, it's her current favorite color and then I couldn't resist pepper w/lavendar and also fresh honey. Suzanne also gave me a little baggie of fresh lavender for my daughter and I to try in our favorite dessert recipe. After that, Skip drove us around the farm and they showed us their beautiful cabins, a really nice sized pond, their amazing view (you can physically see all the way to Leonard, Ok) and all their varieties of lavender plants. It was neat to hear Skip light up about a new variety of lavender they were expecting to come in. Suzanne told us all about their summer festival (which we WILL be back for) and the told us about their vision to minister the word. We loved ever bit of our experience with them! What an amazing experience!