Hear from California at our family reunion and had to stop by this shop…read more There is plenty of parking outside. Many of the shops were closed yesterday when we came out (Saturday). We came the next day on Sunday and there still weren't a lot of shops open. So thankful that this shop was open. It's right on the corner and has music cool blaring and a beautiful mural on the side. They have plenty of souvenirs. They even had large size t-shirts (4x) that I wanted to purchase for my husband. The store may be small but it's packed with many different souvenirs. They have books, shot glasses, jewelry, hoodies, t-shirts ,and more. A special thank you to PJ, Cindi, and Daniel. I appreciate all your help. Last, a special thank you to Cleo. He was an excellent historian and I learned a lot about the historical Black Wall Street. Much love from Cali and hope to see you in the near future. Honestly, we knew very little about the Tulsa Black Wall massacre.

Highly recommend coming here to speak to a native and descendant of the race massacre. They also…read morehave some cool souvenirs. I purchased some patches. The owner is willing to share his and his family's story

I had a great time walking through this museum. Learned so much about Will Rogers. I noticed…read moresomething unique--on Will & Betty's marriage certificate, her name is spelled Bettie. Isn't that fascinating?!! I loved all the movies and documentaries throughout the museum. There were two cowpokes with ropes, twirling them throughout the museum and it added to the ambience. I enjoyed walking the sunken garden and exploring the many rooms. I think my favorite was the theater room. I wish I could have spent all day and watched all the available shows you can select to watch on the big screen. Very well done museum.

We enjoyed a day exploring and visited the Will Rogers Memorial Museum. The staff was friendly and…read moreimmediately greeted with a warm welcome. After paying our admission, we were directed to the beginning of the self guided tour. We met another friendly staff member who provided quite of lot of insight to Will Rogers' life and history. We went through several rooms, some had monitors playing old movies and historical stories. The theater room allows you to choose from several different shows from various perspectives on Will Rogers' life. One show was narrated by Bob Hope. Will and his family are interned on the premises outside and the location allows you to take in the overall beauty of the land. They have a nice resting place. We concluded our tour. You have the option of visiting the gift shop before you leave for any souvenirs you may desire to purchase.

If you are interested in fine art, especially Oklahoma, south and southwest art, this is a must…read moresee. Very kind and knowledgeable.

Few folks know Native American and western art as well as the proprietor. She is amazing, and the…read moregallery always has some of the most amazing work. Oscar Jacobson, Maurice Bebb, Kevin Red Star, Thomas Hart Benton, and probably the only place where you can find Robert Maker. Zero pretension, helpful as can be, and just amazing work. Tulsa should treat this gallery as it's best.

It had been many years since we've visited an opening here but I was really intrigued by Michele…read moreMikesell's works so we attended an evening event. Staff was very friendly and there was no stuffiness. We did not partake of the food or drink but it was extensive. This is a high end gallery but they seem to represent local artists as well. Stop in.

The owner has an acute eye for up and coming artists, and unlike most gallery owners has a true…read moregift for matching the right art to each of her customers. I cannot say enough good things about this gallery--when in Tulsa make sure you don't miss this fantastic gem!

Great little place. My daughter and I have been going there for a couple months now. Very…read morehelpful, knowledgeable and friendly guy. Our firings are ready supper fast. If he doesn't have it, just ask and he can most likely get it for you.

This is such an awesome place. They have a really cool color mural on the side of the building. I…read morego here for all my pottery needs. There services are very affordable. They have a great selection of glazes. And all kind of clay. And they are great for any problems your having when it comes to firing. I have my pieces fired here. They can do either low firing or high firing. And my stuff always comes out awesome. The guy who works there is great! Very honest and knowledgeable.

The Military Museum is a place.. This is an experience and a half. Me and a group with the Tulsa…read moreSpirit Tours received some extraordinary range of stories and history here. Mind you, the Tulsa Spirit Tours' is a separate ordeal. Factor them in on FB for the "Thorns and Roses" tour. Absolutely worth it!! Book a tour with them anyway. I do follow them. A lot of amazing things from their end. Along with this very museum, there is a lot. It'll take maybe half a day or more than a field trip. There are many relics, articles, and artifacts to look at. I'm a US ARMY veteran, so this is a legitimate source of history for those who are invested in the past days of our US ARMED FORCES. The guides are full of knowledge and are willing to provide answers to your inquiries. I must warn you, you gotta add to the swear jar. So watch your P's and Q's. Have a great time. Ask if pics and videos are allowed upon your visit.

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!

I did not know about the Tulsa Global District until I saw the sign outside of Nam Hai today…read more Founded in 2020, the Tulsa Global District is committed to commercial revitalization of the 21st St & Garnett Road commercial corridor. Tulsa Global District in East Tulsa is bounded by 11th Street to the north, the Martin Regional Library to the south, Highway 169 to the west, and Disney Elementary School to the east. I have frequented some of these businesses in Tulsa Global District without even knowing. Most of these are on East 21st Street or on S. Garnett Road. There was a night market in May 2024 that I missed, but it looked really fun. I don't see anything for 2025 though. Now I know about it, I will set my goal this next year to try all businesses in Tulsa Global District, especially the taco shops. I wish they would put some sort of physical markers for Tulsa Global District like the Asian District in Oklahoma City. Maybe some signs on E 21st Street so that way when people drive by the area, they know they are in Tulsa Global District. As of right now, it's an underwhelming and unknown area on the map.

When I first moved to Tulsa, I asked the first Mexican I met where I could find the best tacos…read more They immediately told me I had to go to 21st & Garnett. When I asked for the name of the spot, they said it didn't matter which one I picked, I wouldn't be disappointed. I was skeptical at first but then learned that it was the truth. Not only did I find authentic Mexican food, but I also found the great Asian food. This is certainly where you find the best pho. East Tulsa is where cultures collide. I am so excited this is being brought to light by the Tulsa Global District, an organization formed in 2020 as an Oklahoma Main Street Program. The program's goal is to revitalize communities with economic stimulation and restore them as core assets. Luisa, the director of TGD, is looking for ways to books the area's visibility through community events. They threw a multicultural festival in the parking lot of Nam Hai back in March 2022, that had amazing food trucks (this is where I discovered Manila Ice), Asian & Latinx music/dance performances, market, and activities for all ages. It was so fun! They also organized an Asian American Pacific Islander Cultural Festival in May. The organization's vision is that the area will be a destination for inclusivity and for celebrating multicultural diversity. Super excited to see what else they have in store!

Honestly, this is the coolest concert venue I've ever been to! Tyler is an incredible artist, and…read moreMoonbeam Conservatory is a stunning art studio. His artwork creates the perfect backdrop for intimate performances. You can even get glow-in-the-dark flowers and crystallized moths and butterflies, such a unique touch!