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There's no shortage of things to do in Tulsa this week!On May 30, Broadway Senior will host its production of “Singin’ i...
26/05/2026

There's no shortage of things to do in Tulsa this week!

On May 30, Broadway Senior will host its production of “Singin’ in the Rain” on May 30 at Philbrook Museum of Art.

Additionally, Southwood Landscape and Garden Center is celebrating its largest ever selection of lavender with a special festival on May 30-31 💜

(Pictured is a past production from Broadway Senior)

You can find more events here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/about-town/tulsa-10-may-26-june-1/article_b1caa489-f63c-4d3f-ba34-4c51e54c8ac6.html

Congratulations to Ross Swimmer for being named a 2026 Oklahoma Hall of Fame Honoree ✨ He, along with several others, wi...
25/05/2026

Congratulations to Ross Swimmer for being named a 2026 Oklahoma Hall of Fame Honoree ✨ He, along with several others, will receive the state's highest honor this November.

You can read a Q+A from last year that we did with the former Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation and Special Trustee for American Indians at the U.S. Department of the Interior.

https://www.tulsapeople.com/tulsa-people/december-2025/ross-swimmer-reflects-on-being-the-former-principal-chief-of-the-cherokee-nation-and-special/article_1f4786a7-8bc8-4adf-ad05-427b5fbc8e4d.html

Teresa Flusche, executive director of Tulsa Route 66 Main Street, can almost hear the conversations taking place as moto...
24/05/2026

Teresa Flusche, executive director of Tulsa Route 66 Main Street, can almost hear the conversations taking place as motorists on Interstate 244 southwest of downtown look off to the east where A 66-foot-tall, 7,000-pound fiberglass dinosaur will pop his head above the trees of Howard Park.

The smiling, decidedly not-scary dinosaur will be one of the newest Route 66 attractions springing up as commemorations of the Mother Road’s centennial intensify.

Read more here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/city-desk/coming-soon-howard-park-will-welcome-a-66-foot-tall-dinosaur-attraction/article_9e60bda7-25f5-4d1d-bb51-24563e9ed946.html

In every home, there is a gravitational pull toward the kitchen. It’s where early mornings unfold and long evenings wind...
24/05/2026

In every home, there is a gravitational pull toward the kitchen. It’s where early mornings unfold and long evenings wind down, where children perch on barstools working on homework and conversations linger long after the dishes are done.

When it works well, it supports daily life with ease. When it doesn’t, the disconnect is felt every day.

For the owners of this south Tulsa home, the desire was not to move, but to make their longtime home feel better suited to their family lifestyle. They turned to Kirkendall Design for a kitchen refresh that would bring light, color and greater functionality into the center of their home.

“This was one of those great opportunities when a homeowner comes to us with great visuals,” says Julia Kirkendall, principal designer and owner of Kirkendall Design. “They showed us a photo they loved of a kitchen that had a deep blue color in it and said, ‘We love the intentionality of having some color in this room.’ That really opened the door for us.”

📸: Valerie Wei-Hass

Read more here: https://www.tulsapeople.com/home/designed-for-dwelling-a-south-tulsa-kitchen-remodel-focused-on-family-and-flow/article_cf5535e9-3a6f-40ca-8c7f-218d27f7d768.html

Whether you live in the Tulsa area or are in town traveling Route 66 for its centennial celebration, there are plenty of...
23/05/2026

Whether you live in the Tulsa area or are in town traveling Route 66 for its centennial celebration, there are plenty of places to decompress and enjoy a locally made beverage 🍺

So go west, Tulsans and visitors of all ages, and check out the breweries, distilleries and even a kombuchery near Tulsa’s historic Route 66 alignments. (Note: You don’t have to be 21 to visit these taprooms; they are all family-friendly.)

Cabin Boys Brewery's name originates from a log cabin that Master Brewer Austin McIlroy built near Catoosa with his friends and family. The interior contains tables and a bar made from wood sourced from that area.

Though they have positioned themselves around European brewing traditions — particularly Belgian, German, and English styles — they still brew a variety of American IPAs and other popular styles.

A few of Cabin Boys’ top sellers are the Bearded Theologian, a Belgian-style Quadrupel, the Cast-A-Line Kölsch and Trail Magic, a hazy IPA. They also have a downtown brewpub location at 223 N. Main St.

Read more here:
https://www.tulsapeople.com/table-talk/route-66-ale-trail-make-mother-road-memories-at-breweries-along-and-nearby-the-historic/article_7794e1b3-cde6-490e-8219-0a06b294d708.html

ThunderWof is gearing up to release his new rap album "The Birds and the Beats." Produced by DJ NONAME, the long-anticip...
23/05/2026

ThunderWof is gearing up to release his new rap album "The Birds and the Beats." Produced by DJ NONAME, the long-anticipated record uniquely features hidden bird references throughout 🐦

To celebrate, Thunderwof is hosting an album release party at Oxley Nature Center on May 23 and tickets are still available!

📸: Mary A. Smith

More information here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-birds-and-the-beats-album-release-party-tickets-1988365126619?utm_experiment=test_share_listing&aff=ebdsshios

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