Huge thank you to WOMPA Tulsa for hosting my goddaughter's baby shower this past Saturday! Our…read moreguests were so impressed by the beautiful and unique venue -- the gorgeous gallery, kitchen, and lounge space made the perfect setting, and the helpful staff and members made the day so special for our guests and the parents-to-be. If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind event space in Tulsa, WOMPA is it! #WOMPATulsa #TulsaVenues #BabyShower #WestOMain​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Tulsa's Most Unique Coworking Space I've been working from…read morehome since 2018; and although I love it and could never picture myself back in an office...sometimes I need to break free! And that's why I love Wompa and its super creative and collaborative space! Wompa is a coworking space where entrepreneurs, creators, small business owners, artists, makers, and other professionals can get meaningful work done in a beautiful and inspiring environment. They offer Flexible Membership Plans, Conference Rooms, a Full Kitchen with @cirquecoffee on tap, 24/7 Access, 2 Art Galleries, Community Events, some of the most stunning @downtowntulsaok views, and SO much more! Beyond coworking, Wompa also has 6 Unique Event Spaces onsite, making it the perfect venue for your next special event. Check them out and schedule a tour of the space...You're gonna love it!

This coworking space is SO impressive. My friend (who works remotely), invited me to check it out…read more They had a whole week offering FREE access to celebrate international coworking day in August (yes, that's a thing!). Not only did they offer free coworking all week, but they also featured something special each day --donuts, pizza, presentations, free drinks, happy hour, trivia, and even an ice cream party! The first day I went, I wasn't sure where it was. You have to go into the building, walk straight down the hallway, and the main door is on the left. I was very lost and the employee at the hospitality bar, Jessica, immediately asked if I needed help. I told her it was my first time there and she gave me a tour of the entire place. Both floors are filled with great decor and amazing local art. She was extremely helpful pointing everything out and setting me up for the work day. It was super fun working here and getting to try out all their amenities. They have a hospitality bar on the first floor and offer free bottomless coffee. I lost count of how many meeting rooms there are. Lots of options when it comes to size and capacity. There are also individual booths one can use if you need a quiet space. I'm low-key obsessed with their Bevi machine on the second floor- it serves still, sparkling, and flavored water on demand. You can even mix and match your own drinks! They offer a variety of memberships, depending on what you need. There are also day and week passes available if you don't want to commit. Highly recommend!

Was looking for a place that was open late night for studying, the roof fixed that problem! They…read moreoffer 24/7 access and student discounts. I like that they have access codes to get in so if you study late then you don't have to worry about other people coming in when the building is "closed". During regular hours they have free coffee or you can pay for fancier coffee. They also include socials where you can get to know other people who also use the space

We recently attended a wedding reception at The Office. In my opinion, it's a perfect place to have…read morea wedding reception or similar party. It has a kitchen, dining area, and lounge area. We were very comfortable. We noticed surrounding the party area were offices with names on the doors. An advantage to those renting office space is that party attendees see what businesses are there. There's also an area where those renting the office space can leave cards and information about their businesses. It gives them some exposure. It was a delightful wedding reception. If I should need to rent space for a party, I will definitely think of The Office.

I booked a office for a hour and I was very impressed with the space. The setup was ideal for my…read moreneeds t

Super cool cooking space located downtown. There is a lot of great restaurants around the area…read more Spacious space with private rooms, conference rooms, telephone booths, a lounge, hotspots and more. It a great place to try if your a remote worker

36 Degrees N is a very nice, modern co-working space that offers co-working space (and awesome…read morecoffee) to businesses/remote workers in Tulsa area. It's not just desks that they offer but also opportunities to learn and network with others through classes and networking events that seem to happen regularly, too. Within the space, there's also outside patio space, shower room and quiet rooms/booths for anyone that wishes to do their own things, too. They also are within walking distances from different places like cafes, restaurants, greenwood area and entertainment/performing space as well. What I particularly like is their flexibility: even though 36 Degrees N has regular work hours, they also offer add on packages to come in off hours (24/7 and weekends) and open up additional mail boxes to intake mails as well. Seeing this coworking space (and additional office they have in downtown area --the 36 Degrees N Incubator space), I am certain 36 Degrees North is the best co-working space in town!

A networking space in South Broken Arrow was so needed! There's a large open space for meetings…read moreof all kinds, a conference room with screen and ability to use multimedia tie ins for your presentation. Small offices are available for rent by the day or month. A couple key features are a podcast room with pro gear in a sound proofed room and PO Boxes for small businesses. It's clean and inviting!! Also, don't let the name fool you, this space is open to women AND men. This is a woman owned business and they want affordable or solutions for all who want to start up or help manage their business!

Great co working spaces for men and women. Love that they have a podcast room you can utilize, a…read morebig open space, as well as individual spaces as well. Plus an affordable hourly rate for group events.

I would not work with Regus again. We leased in this space for 6 months and the junk fees were…read moreadded on and definitely added up. The front desk staff was awesome. Maybe that is the one plus. But the organization is a rip off. The internet would go down 3-4 times a week. The final straw is sticking us with a move out fee over $800. We did not even hang anything on the wall. We kept it clean. It is absolutely outrageous

From the owner: For more than 30 years, we've helped businesses find the right way to work by creating the perfect…read moreworkspace for their people. Our extensive network of locations enables companies of all sizes to work wherever and however they need, being part of a global business community of 2.5 million people.We believe in giving businesses choice, flexibility, and access to a thriving community. We create bright, inspiring workspaces that can be customized to individual needs within consistently professional environments. Our office space, coworking environments, business lounges, and meeting rooms come with everything taken care of. Experienced, friendly teams organize all the details and services so people can be more productive and stay focused on what's important.Our office products also offer a benefits program with exclusive discounts and bespoke procurement support, ensuring businesses have access to tailored solutions that enhance their efficiency and value.Our flexibility sets us apart. Everything we do is on flexible terms, so businesses can effortlessly scale as needs change and take on workspace that's right for them today and tomorrow, wherever they need to be. By building a global network of workspaces, we enable businesses to work closer to home, closer to clients, and closer to new opportunities.

I have attended various meetings and events here already and I am completely blown away by the…read morerenovations and functionality of the building. They have an amazing conference center equipped with all the technology you might need. Needless to say, I am super excited about all the amazing work that will take place here. The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation purchased the three-building complex, formerly housing Dollar Thrifty Plaza. The intention is to use the space to advance the philanthropic goals of the foundation - which focuses on alleviating symptoms of poverty, enriching health and wellness, and empowering community members to improve their lives.Once developed, the entire plaza will be entirely owned by the nonprofits moving into it. Legacy Plaza's East Tower will be home to four nonprofit headquarters: the Mental Health Association, Assistance League of Tulsa, Community Action Project of Tulsa, Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits, and LIFE Senior Services. It will also provide 170 new affordable housing units through Vintage Housing, including 50 dedicated to senior living. Legacy Plaza West Tower will become headquarters for Family & Children's Services and Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences. This means their administrative operations will no longer divided among three buildings. Staff from five F&CS community and home-based children's services will be consolidated into one spot. F&CS will take over eight floors of the West Tower, while OSU-CHS will have five floors. Having a single spot for the public to know where to seek support services and clinical care is invaluable.

Rundown mall turned into mainly office space. DMV is downstairs where the food court used to be.read more

You could have workers actually. I've been here twice today and the move slow as molassesread more

I came to Mi Tea lounge for the Branjae show and it was fabulous! Chef's Touch catered delicious…read morefood and the service at Mi Tea was fantastic despite them being busy.

One of my favorite buildings downtown, known as the "Queen of the Tulsa Skyline" (of course it's…read morefemale). It is listed on the National Record of Historic Places. It was built in 1927 by oilman Waite Phillips (notice the W.P. seals on the elevators) and his wife, Genevieve Elliot. It was designed by Edward Delk, a prize-winning architect who also designed the Philbrook. It is said to have been inspired by gothic revival styles and embellished with Art Deco details. The red and green tile roof stands out as one of its characteristic features. It is 24 stories and was the tallest building when it was completed. During the 1950's, it was home to many commercial enterprises. W. P. donated the building to the Boy Scouts who then sold it in 1977 to a group of Tulsa investors. In 2004, floors 12-20 were made private luxury residences. It was the first ever mixed-use high rise.