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TulsaPeople is proud to present our annual edition of “Faces of the 918,” a special sponsored editorial section that tel...
27/09/2026

TulsaPeople is proud to present our annual edition of “Faces of the 918,” a special sponsored editorial section that tells the stories behind a variety of locally owned businesses serving “the 918.”

Pictured is SAPO - Interior Plaster and Fine Finishes, The Face of Interior Plaster and Fine Finishes ✨

Founded in Tulsa by local construction experts Chad Potter and Luis Santiago, SAPO Interior Plaster and Fine Finishes is here to serve builders, designers and homeowners alike, looking for quality craftsmanship and custom finishes for their interior plaster projects.

Finishes include Venetian plaster, Limewash, lime plasters, concrete plasters and Moroccan clay plaster along with custom textures and wall coverings.

Potter and Santiago have joined forces to combine skill sets from two unique backgrounds in painting and drywall installation, building a team of professionally trained staff poised to deliver clients high quality interior plaster finishes.

Read more here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/tulsa-people/july-2026/2026-faces-of-the-918/article_40d95ee8-b95b-4745-8357-f7a83de85247.html

New Cabin Boys Brewery beer uplifts Catoosa’s smiling Route 66 roadside attraction 🐳✨For decades, the Blue Whale of Cato...
26/09/2026

New Cabin Boys Brewery beer uplifts Catoosa’s smiling Route 66 roadside attraction 🐳✨

For decades, the Blue Whale of Catoosa has been a popular stop for travelers along historic Route 66. Earlier this year, the Oklahoma landmark received a significant upgrade which included the addition of a dedicated visitor center just in time for the Route 66 Centennial.

To celebrate the kitschy icon's upgrade, a new year-round beer is now available from Cabin Boys Brewery is now on the market.

The Blue Whale Lemon Wheat Ale is a collaboration with the City of Catoosa and Cabin Boys Brewery. This unique partnership helps uplift the attraction while giving tourists a memorable taste of Oklahoma.

📸: Tom Gilbert

Read all about the new beer here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/table-talk/blue-whale-brew-new-cabin-boys-beer-uplifts-catoosa-s-smiling-route-66-roadside-attraction/article_bf313f1c-8518-4631-a567-615365594390.html

No passport is required to get a taste of the tropics via the United States’ largest archipelago. Dubbed the Big Island,...
26/09/2026

No passport is required to get a taste of the tropics via the United States’ largest archipelago. Dubbed the Big Island, the warm season on the Island of Hawaiʻi runs from May through October, making early fall an ideal time to explore the destination’s lush rainforests, active volcanoes and pristine beaches 🏖

The biggest hurdle of visiting Hawaiʻi is getting there. To optimize your air travel, you can book an overnight flight itinerary with United that takes you from TUL to Kona International Airport. This route, which includes a layover in Denver, gives you a chance to catch some Zs on the nearly eight-hour flight to KOA.

While there, make sure to respect the island’s unique culture and ecosystems. Leave no trace, support local businesses, and embody the “aloha spirit” by treating others with kindness and respect.

📸: Kno1special/shutterstock.com

Read more here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/lifestyle/big-island-vibes-head-to-hawai-i-s-largest-island-for-sand-and-sun/article_c0befed1-6278-433f-8fd0-c477cff63507.html

On Sept. 23, The Whittier Bar played host to a stacked triple lineup featuring Tulsa's own Professional Golfer and Hondu...
25/09/2026

On Sept. 23, The Whittier Bar played host to a stacked triple lineup featuring Tulsa's own Professional Golfer and Honduh Daze, as well as touring band mr.phylzzz.

For Honduh Daze, the concert served as a release show for their new EP, "sacred commerce," celebrating with a balloon release during their set.

📸: Madison Walters

See a full gallery here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/about-town/scenes-from-professional-golfer-mr-phylzzz-and-honduh-daze-at-whittier-bar/article_31a849e1-fd10-41b4-ab9f-b508f8f72f0c.html

For 50 years, Tulsa Global Alliance staff and volunteers have been changing the world one handshake at a time ✨🌎This non...
25/09/2026

For 50 years, Tulsa Global Alliance staff and volunteers have been changing the world one handshake at a time ✨🌎

This nonprofit organization focuses on building global community through its nine international sister city partnerships, professional and educational exchanges, global education programs, and support for international business development.

At its core, TGA is all about diplomacy, but not the kind that always requires embassies and consulates.

“Citizen diplomacy is the idea that diplomacy is too important to be left only to professional diplomats, that all citizens have a right and responsibility to help shape United States’ foreign relations,” says Bob Lieser, TGA’s Senior Director of Citizen Diplomacy.

According to Lieser, citizen diplomacy might mean opening your home to somebody from another country, or sharing your work experience. It could also be as simple as offering directions to a group of international tourists at a national park or airport. Each “diplomatic” act is an opportunity to present our country in a positive light.

In 2025, TGA and its contingent of volunteers coordinated international exchanges for 281 professionals and students, representing over 55 countries.

Read more here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/city-desk/five-decades-of-citizen-diplomacy-tulsa-global-alliance-celebrates-50-years-of-strengthening-international-relations/article_354cb6c0-69c8-4cf0-b93a-0799a95df445.html

On Sept. 12, Michael Hulett announced that his fine art gallery, The Hulett Collection (1311 E. 15t St.), has entered in...
25/09/2026

On Sept. 12, Michael Hulett announced that his fine art gallery, The Hulett Collection (1311 E. 15t St.), has entered into an exclusive partnership with actor, filmmaker and analog photographer Jason Lee ✨

Starting now, Hulett’s gallery will sell a curated selection of numbered, limited-edition fine art prints from Lee’s Oklahoma-made photos, originally produced on commission for Philbrook in 2018.

Seventy-five of those images — all in black-and-white — were released in Lee’s first photography book “OK/BW” earlier this year; in 2028, Hulett and Lee are planning a solo exhibition to coincide with his color photography book release.

Lee, a former professional skateboarder, is best known as the titular lead Earl Hickey in the sitcom “My Name is Earl,” and for his collaborations with writer/director Kevin Smith. Since 2006, however, he has been making analog photos on exploratory road trips — from the Pacific Northwest to Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Texas and Oklahoma.

TulsaPeople sat down with Lee and Hulett ahead of their announcement to learn more about this exclusive partnership and discuss some of their favorite images from Lee’s body of fine art prints.

📸: Alex Gagne and Jason Lee

You can read our conversation with the pair here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/about-town/serious-image-maker-a-conversation-with-jason-lee-actor-and-dynamic-creative-and-local-gallerist/article_f6bfb18b-1511-45ae-9bce-5dd5d6ff5197.html

Delving deep into the twisting roots of folk music, local musician Olivia Harding’s Folk Files podcast explores the orig...
25/09/2026

Delving deep into the twisting roots of folk music, local musician Olivia Harding’s Folk Files podcast explores the origins of everything from sea shanties to murder ballads.

It seems like a natural fit for the singer, multi-instrumentalist, and Tulsa transplant who has a passion for history and a musical circuit that includes plenty of Renaissance fairs.

“My main goal is expanding an interest in and a knowledge of folk music,” she says. “I want to make sure there is access. This is our music. It’s the music of the ‘folk.’ It doesn’t belong to any specific person.”

Since moving to Tulsa, she and her partner Aaron J. Morton formed their folk duo, The Wanderlast, and Harding also started the Tulsa chapter of Singing Resistance — a grassroots movement that uses collective singing as a tool for nonviolent protest, community care and solidarity.

Read all about Harding here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/city-desk/we-re-all-given-a-voice-local-musician-olivia-harding-empowers-communities-through-folklore-and/article_d0d99c8e-3291-4c18-86c3-2930b5313a34.html

When Regina and Berry Mullennix built their midtown Tulsa home in 2007, they fashioned the kitchen to match the English ...
25/09/2026

When Regina and Berry Mullennix built their midtown Tulsa home in 2007, they fashioned the kitchen to match the English Tudor style outside. Nearly two decades later, however, that kitchen no longer fit the family’s needs.

“While the space was functional, it no longer reflected the homeowners’ personal style or the way their family wanted to gather, cook and live today,” says Tracy Huntington, owner and principal designer of Huntington ID in Tulsa.

Rather than arrive with a Pinterest board, Regina brought Huntington a desired feeling: something distinctive, elegant, enduring and full of personality — a place for lingering and togetherness, where the cook never feels disconnected from the rest of the room.

The project took just over a year from first sketch to final installation — time Huntington put to good use. “This project reinforced the value of slowing down and allowing a design to evolve,” Huntington says. “Rather than chasing a single idea from the start, we explored a wide range of materials, textures and architectural details, giving ourselves the freedom to refine each decision until it felt exactly right.”

Read all about this Midtown remodel here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/home/a-kitchen-built-for-gathering-midtown-remodel-balances-tudor-bones-with-a-bold-customized-update/article_c547ebd4-2b2a-4518-8e50-836815e03add.html

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