The art district is one of the main reasons we include Oklahoma (Tulsa) into Missouri Arkansas…read moreadventure. The hilton curio collection in the art deco area is interesting. The curio hotels are worth stop even if u don't stay there. In addition to art shops ... love the strret murals.

Even though there are a few store fronts closed, it's still a great place to take visitors. I…read moretook an out of town guest there recently....What do do with the 15 year old nephew? He said he wanted to go to downtown Tulsa. The Arts District it was. Even in the 102 heat, it was still cool :) Parking was easy on a Thursday afternoon. We visited Made, Magic City, Ida Red, and Antionette and experienced Guthrie Green. (I pointed out the Woody Guthrie and Bob Dylan Centers, Cain's, and the ever growing upward OKPop museum. Not sure he was impressed.) Many great places to stop in for a beverage (or snack) along the way.

Good venue for live music. The floor is standing room only. There is a mezzanine level with stools…read moreand a few tables. We watched the bands from there. Excellent view. There are several places to eat within walking distance and a pay parking lot to the north across the street.

I came here for a show towards the end of may 2022. It was easy to find. Parking was pretty decent…read moreand free which is always cool. The vibe of the place is cool. It was nice that it was all ages but the way had a bar serving drinks (if you had your ID) and soft drinks for under ages. The sound of the concert was great! It wasn't blow your ears out but you still felt rocked. As far as I could tell in the dark, the place was as clean as it could be and there was plenty of trash and the bathroom was easily accessible. Would love to come to another show here.

Sunday night (4/20) was my first time visiting, let alone performing (I'm a DJ). The setting is…read morevery mellow & perfect for intimate live music. The sound is very very good & the sound guy was very friendly + helpful. I enjoyed listening to the live music that was taking place with the band Chris Combs Trio. The bartender was very friendly as well while taking the orders & was very attentive. Their drink menu had a nice selection of their own cocktails that caught my eyes. I've been sober for a little over a year & it's good to know that Thelma's had non-alcoholic options. I've always known about Thelma's & how this place showcases A LOT of musical talent (throughout the week). On that Sunday alone, there were a couple of shows that took place before the Trio. There were a flow of crowds in & out for each performance. To all music lovers, add Thelma's Peach to your list to visit.

Thelmas is a real gem. It was a typical 50's neighborhood bar that has been totally redone as a…read moreunique music venue with amazing boho vibes. They have Tulsa's best musicians nightly and usually collect a cover for the band/s, except (at this time) on Wednesdays when the iconic Science Project performs at 6pm. The owner is a super nice young man (drummer) and the bartenders are great. There's a cozy gated patio for smokers out back. Entry is through the back door.

We have been here a handful of times. Great venue! Live music and Thursday night karaoke. Best…read moreespresso martini in town! They have board games and card games. Great staff. Just a fun hang out. They welcome all ages!

What a great place! Moved here from Nashville, so it gives you that feel walking by and hearing the…read morelive music! Just drinks, games and live music! So Nashville! I would love to see more of places like this on Main Street! My son won't stop talking about going back. -saw someone order DoorDash pizza, so they do allow outside food. If you must eat! Bonus! We danced, sang, drank and played games! I highly recommend! So fun!! The owner and staff OUTSTANDING!!!

We dropped by to spend a Saturday afternoon here on a weekend getaway. We were greeted and had…read moreeverything explained. We were sat at a table for two- that was the only thing I didn't love, we played a game that took up a lot of space and between that and the food and drinks we spread to the table beside ours until the place was packed. I get why, they were busy and needed to manage tables. Our server was very attentive- and the service was fast. The drink menu is huge and has a lot of fun themed sections. I appreciated the large section of mock-tails and non alcoholic options. We tried several things and it was all great. Great atmosphere and set up- some of the servers stopped by and chatted about the game we were playing, and we chatted with the other couples playing around us. Super fun vibes, they have a large game library with lots of options, set up to be easy to browse. $7 a person to stay as long as you like is a steal as a way to spend an afternoon.

Look, for the most part the games and the venue were great and I love the concept. Some of the…read morestaff were very kind and helpful in finding games to choose as well. The lack of 5 stars is tied to 3 main factors: 1 - shoving virtue signaling in every corner of the store with pride flags and trans woke reminders does more harm then good. I'm all for love for everyone but why are you singling out trans and gay? It's virtue signaling and it's not needed to run your business. 2 - the $13 cocktail I ordered may have been 2-3 shots worth of liquid, basically it was so tiny and not worth the cost even remotely. 3 - the food is heavily focused on fried food, bread, French fries, i realize it's quick to cook but some healthier options would be nice. In general, I'm a fan of businesses thriving and standing out by shining through their product or service and not by shoving ideologies in peoples faces and virtue signaling. Until that changes, my family and I do not plan to return.

The Tulsa Artist Coalition (TAC) Gallery is a small venue but an excellent way to see local…read moreartists. The exhibits are rotating but I have NEVER not been pleased with any exhibit and I can always locate something to put on my artsy-fartsy want list. We always stop in on First Fridays but we have also found it open late on the weekends and like to browse through after dinner. Gallery is opened Thursday-Saturday, 6-9 PM.

this is usually one of the last stops i make every time i come for first friday art crawl. it's the…read moresmallest out of most of the galleries at the brady arts district. the plus that separates itself from other galleries is that they actually have different exhibits every art crawl compared to others who tend to keep the same for a couple of months. it's worth checking out.

Good people and good entertainment. Always a comfortable night out. Parking in the front and back…read moremakes parking easy.

I recently went to a concert at Studio 308 and the atmosphere and vibe was incredible! Very…read moreinviting and everyone was dancing to the band and having a great time! I also hosted an event there and it was perfect!

Still waiting for Yelp to let us include half stars -- so 3.5 stars for this venue!…read more I agree with another reviewer who referred to this as an upscale dive bar. The sound system was excellent (I'd suggest sitting farther back of intense noise is an issue for you). The band we saw was an 80s tribute band whose name I can't remember, but they were awesome. We didn't have any food, so I can't offer thoughts on that -- I will say that the non-beer selection of hard alcohol was super limited. I'm a bourbon person and I think there was Jack Daniel's and Maker's and that's about it. Not sure about other types of alcohol. For an entertainment spot, though, definitely 4 stars. Look forward to returning the next time I'm in Tulsa!

Just a regular rugged bar. The sound system was great for the musicians as the lights gave the…read morestage a big energy feel. The bar long enough that no one has to push through the crowd get to it. The bartenders were nice, a regular red solo cup sized mixed drink was $10. The stools were extremely uncomfortable for a 3 or 4 hour show, the long table we sat at was either loose or was not bolted down, it kept tilting when someone old sit at it and lean on it. There were some tables with stools and stools that ran along the bar so there were a good amount of seats for people with a clear view of the stage. The tables weren't too clustered so people could move around and get to the bar or the bathroom. The bathrooms were in the south side of the building opposite of the stage.