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Stage fright? No problem! Want to sing at 3 p.m. on a Tuesday? Of course! Elote Cafe & Catering, 514 S. Boston Ave., off...
22/10/2025

Stage fright? No problem! Want to sing at 3 p.m. on a Tuesday? Of course! Elote Cafe & Catering, 514 S. Boston Ave., offers a whole new way to experience the magic of karaoke. 🎤

Elote owner and entrepreneur Libby Billings is no stranger to thinking outside the box. Her downtown cafe started the local Luchador wrestling craze and the always-sold-out drag queen brunches. Billings has now transformed the back of her restaurant into three themed karaoke rooms.

You can read about the new karaoke spot here:
https://www.tulsapeople.com/city-desk/karaoke-all-the-time-at-elote/article_50cd2b40-e8c0-4cf8-be4a-dd2a4037d61a.html

For our October Covers Revisited, we decided to take a look at this classic May 1998 cover in whichTulsaPeople Magazine ...
22/10/2025

For our October Covers Revisited, we decided to take a look at this classic May 1998 cover in whichTulsaPeople Magazine highlighted Susan Ellerbach, Helen Jo Hardwick, LeAnne Taylor and Suzanne Wallis on its cover for their contributions to the city through their work as journalists, public relations professionals, fundraisers and more.

Read more here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/tulsa-people/october-2025/covers-revisited-susan-ellerbach-helen-jo-hardwick-leanne-taylor-and-suzanne-wallis/article_780c3de8-1a18-4a28-bc46-7693e6812753.html

Downtown Tulsa offers a kaleidoscope of surfaces and spaces just waiting to be transformed with works of art, and Urban ...
21/10/2025

Downtown Tulsa offers a kaleidoscope of surfaces and spaces just waiting to be transformed with works of art, and Urban Core Art Project is working to enhance our cityscape by providing opportunities to experience our historic downtown through a new lens. 🎨

Established in 2012, UCAP partners with diverse groups of local organizations — as well as internationally known artists — to create site-inspired temporary art installations in the urban landscape.

Read the whole story here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/city-desk/urban-upgrades-urban-core-art-project-enhances-tulsa-cityscape/article_a923d1e0-2e6a-4fd2-91ef-02038273b23e.html

Tulsan Joe Cappa's series “Haha, You Clowns” debuted on Adult Swim on Oct. 19, and episodes are now available to stream ...
20/10/2025

Tulsan Joe Cappa's series “Haha, You Clowns” debuted on Adult Swim on Oct. 19, and episodes are now available to stream on HBO Max ✨

The show follows a tenderhearted, widowed dad and his three doting teenagers as they deal with the loss of their mother.

We at TulsaPeople had the chance to speak with him about the show, his connection to Tulsa and more. Read our conversation here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/about-town/new-animated-series-by-tulsa-native-joe-cappa-debuts-on-adult-swim-oct-19/article_43c44f27-d82f-4c55-86e4-939df4ccec38.html

The Tulsa Indian Club/Tulsa Powwow, the city’s oldest Native American cultural organization, hosted its Annual Powwow on...
20/10/2025

The Tulsa Indian Club/Tulsa Powwow, the city’s oldest Native American cultural organization, hosted its Annual Powwow on Aug. 16-17 at Arvest Convention Center.

More than 2,500 people gathered to help preserve and promote the cultural heritage of North American Indian Tribes, as well as honor ancestors who came before them. Over 50 tribes were represented at the event.

You can see a full gallery from the event here:
https://www.tulsapeople.com/tulsa-people/october-2025/tulsa-indian-club-hosts-its-annual-powwow/article_10468cf4-d37b-4444-9ee7-d920df25900b.html #1

📸: Russell Sun Eagle of VNN Oklahoma

Art exhibit “Oklahoma Visionaries” is back at Liggett Studio on Oct. 10-30 for its 2025-26 biennial iteration to highlig...
20/10/2025

Art exhibit “Oklahoma Visionaries” is back at Liggett Studio on Oct. 10-30 for its 2025-26 biennial iteration to highlight local artists who are guided by personal vision, not necessarily formal training or conventional practices ✨

The show will move to Stillwater (Nov. 6-Dec. 6), then Chickasha (Feb. 13-March 13).

Read the full story here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/tulsa-people/october-2025/on-exhibit-oklahoma-visionaries-at-liggett-studios/article_8dfe4a11-2ba2-40f3-b049-90cfcd6a7115.htmlhttps://www.tulsapeople.com/tulsa-people/october-2025/on-exhibit-oklahoma-visionaries-at-liggett-studios/article_8dfe4a11-2ba2-40f3-b049-90cfcd6a7115.html

Approximately 110 guests gathered at Agora Event Center on Aug. 26 for Madam President, the League of Women Voters of Tu...
19/10/2025

Approximately 110 guests gathered at Agora Event Center on Aug. 26 for Madam President, the League of Women Voters of Tulsa's recognition event for extraordinary women in our community.

This year’s honorees include Nuceka Chatman, Wendy Thomas, Catheryn Ackenhausen, Tralynna Scott, Rep. Amanda Clinton, Rep. Melissa Provenzano, Tracy Spears, Angela Sivadon, Sarah Hansel and Denise Henry.

You can see a full gallery here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/city-desk/league-of-women-voters-of-metropolitan-tulsa-hosts-madam-president/article_5e57033b-33cf-48ba-9f40-8154d5e1c96f.html

There’s something magical about gathering family and friends around your own table during the holidays. But for many, th...
18/10/2025

There’s something magical about gathering family and friends around your own table during the holidays. But for many, the thought of hosting feels overwhelming — too much to plan, too much to cook, too much pressure for everything to look perfect ✨

Local cookbook author and entertaining guide Tracy Edmiston of The Cook’s Bookmark says it doesn’t have to be that way. With a few smart strategies, you can pull off a holiday gathering that’s beautiful, personal and, most importantly, enjoyable for you, too.

Check out the story here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/lifestyle/toast-to-the-host-smart-strategies-to-help-you-through-the-holiday-hosting-season/article_9ac62e9a-7b81-4394-9f02-29adfa65b364.html

James Maxwell, Tulsa's youngest mayor at 31, created the Tulsa Urban Renewal Authority, a predecessor of today’s Tulsa D...
17/10/2025

James Maxwell, Tulsa's youngest mayor at 31, created the Tulsa Urban Renewal Authority, a predecessor of today’s Tulsa Development Authority, to begin acquiring blighted properties and clearing sites for new construction. Early targets included dilapidated buildings along the Frisco Railroad, and property acquisitions began by 1961.

He gets a lot of credit for the way downtown evolved in the late 20th century, but the urban renewal efforts he promoted also receive a lot of blame for turning landmarks into parking lots, dividing the city and displacing residents and businesses — especially in the historic Greenwood District.

Take a look at the history here:
https://www.tulsapeople.com/tulsa-people/october-2025/hotly-debated-james-maxwell-s-decisions-on-downtown-continue-to-reverberate-today/article_92725275-a993-4a3b-9eb7-b49c37d165a5.html

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