Absolutely stunning views. I can tell a lot of care goes into the garden. I saw 100's of varieties…read moreof plants and trees set against a lake. I also got the opportunity to see the Lego sculptures. Very creative. Wear your walking shoes as there is a lot of walking with lots to see. They also thoughtfully have plenty of benches placed around the garden and lake to sit and take a break and just take in the surroundings. They do have a little snack shop outside on the lawn. I didn't stop by to see what they had to offer.

We are so fortunate to have a Botanic Garden in Tulsa. This place is amazing!…read more Me and my family came to walk around here after church. We had a great time. The views were very pretty here. There was also a nice hiking trail that we walked on. The owners definitely do a good job at keeping this place nice. The bathrooms here were actually pretty clean. The service was good. The employees at the front desk were helpful. Overall, great place and I highly recommend coming here! Ps, don't wear Birkenstocks here because there's a lot of walking.

While I've been to the Tree Farm for photo sessions before, this was my first experience in…read morepurchasing a live tree! They have made it fairly easy to find your perfect family tree - firs are in the barn, or catch the hayride to select your cypress or pine! If you take the hayride, you also have the option of cutting your own tree or marking it to allow one of the employees to cut it down for you. Once selected, they take your tree to wrap it and wait to load on your vehicle. While they take care of the tree, you can select a garland or wreath to take home as well, or find additional decorations inside. There is also free apple cider and photo ops for the whole family, including your pups, at the front of the business. When you're ready to leave, you circle around the drive and wait while they load it on top of your car or the back of your truck bed. The staff will tell you how to keep your greenery alive the whole season, even warning one couple to be aware of staining that could occur to their mantle! The entire staff was friendly and accommodating, and I'd say the tree and stand are just as comparable to purchasing a fake tree from a big box store. Take your family here for a tradition they won't forget!

This is not just a tree farm to get your Christmas tree. It is an experience that is not to be…read moremissed. From the holiday gift shop to the most beautiful decorations and trees, it is absolutely wonderful! The sweet boys showed us many trees and was so patient and friendly while we made our decision. Very reasonably priced too!! Come support locals and have a free cup of cider and take your Christmas card pic!

I have taken 2 cooking classes now at Turkish Raindrop House. They advertise them on Facebook and…read morethey occur every other Saturday. The first class I took covered Turkish food. The one today was taught by Itizk Levin and featured Jewish cuisine. Both times have been fun and at the end of class they have a dining area set up to eat. The women organizing the class are incredibly nice and everyone interacts and enjoys the afternoon. They also host other type of events such as coffees and brunch. Grab your girlfriends or husband and experience another culture and have some delicious food!

Almost every Friday they have a "Friday Social"... And all the women make dinner... dessert and…read morethen they show a movie. The food is different from week to week and always delicious! Sharing a conversation over tea or coffee is part of their culture and makes your visit that much more personal. I totally recommend attending at least one event here over the next year if you haven't... May 3rd is Turkish Festival. Take cash and you can try lots of different Turkish food!

I have passed by this place multiple times and was curious. It is about 30min from I-44. The…read morehouse doesn't have a docent but does have a property caretaker for you to ask questions. The house is not in the original location but is still in the original lot where Will Roger's grew up. The caretaker, Jordan (?) explained what the plan is and what have been done recently. It is a pretty area overlooking the lake with lots of trees and beautiful scenery. If you are here, consider visit the museum where Will Roger's and family are buried.

The birthplace ranch recently got bought by the Cherokee National and they have big plans for the…read moreproperty while maintaining its historic significance. This was an hour stop (I had to pet the cats) but I could see where at this time it could take you less time. It was neat seeing the home and they're going to be restoring it. If you're doing Will Rogers stuff nearby then also plan this in.

We had such a fun time this morning at the parade! It's a well-orchestrated even that clearly take…read morea ton of thought and cooperation. The kids loved all the floats and the candy. It's wonderful how a community can come together to do something on such a large scale, and do it well.

We had the best time at the parade! Found close parking in a lot for $8 but only block and half…read morewalk, worth it when you have a toddler. Bring your chairs, blankets, snacks, drinks!!! There are port-a-potty throughout but not much vendors on the street. We paid $10 for hot dog from a street vendor but it smelled so good with the bacon wrap and peppers. The floats and inflatables were super cool and big', parade lasted a good hour plus. Lots of candy given to the kids. It does get cold, dress in layers. Lots of parking all over, bring the family . Being in the daytime not alot of lights but feels much safer to me. We had the best time!

What an awesome area down by the United Airlines gates!…read more This is a discovery area perfect for little explorers. They offer several interactive displays and interactive exhibits including a climbing gym! It's clean and fun for kids!!! It's also educational as well as entertaining!

Our 2.5 y/o loved this place! It was amazing compared to what we have where we're from (LA). In our…read morearea, the only children's museum (located in Pasadena, CA) is double the price of this place, way run down compared to this place, and not nearly as clean as this place. We went here a few weeks ago during our holiday visit to my sister's place. This place is enormous and you could literally spend hours here without your kids getting bored regardless of what they're into. My kid's fav was probably the ball area and the echoing room. I went in the tape slide thing with him to start and have a few warnings about that thing lol. The only way not to slide backwards walking up the enormous incline the tubes are on is to go barefoot and ... gross lol. If you have a little one like me, esp one who is overly cautious on this sort of stuff and won't do it alone, be aware that you'll both get run over in that thing by kids on their own running around. My son could barely get inside without getting knocked over. The slide itself is really steep and goes super fast, so I wouldn't have wanted him to go down it alone. Needless to say, we only climbed around in that tape thing once lol. The place is crazy clean for being a giant play structure. The bathrooms were clean, too. The temp outside that day was cold AF, and they kept in comfy inside so you weren't sweating to death in winter clothing running around. I don't know what I thought was the coolest as an adult because truly, this place has so much to offer. Probably the echo room was the most neat to me because it was super interactive AND required little parent participation haha. My mom is in a wheelchair and she was able to get around in there just fine and was able to be safe off to the side, but still get to see everything perfectly well, so I appreciated that aspect a lot.

We had a beautiful fall Saturday at Pumpkin Town for outdoor time with the grandkids. They loved…read moretheir time here. Two hours about enough for them to hit most activities --and for us as we chased them from activity to activity over the spacious plot. Many attractions will also entice adults to join the fun --such as giant slides, huge bubble makers, and train rides (if you're spry enough to wrangle into the cars made of 50- gallon cans). For locals, this is an annual family fall event. .

Loved Pumpkin Town in Tulsa! One of the best pumpkin patches we've been too and it wasn't too busy…read moreeither. Didn't have to wait in a lot of lines and there was so much to do!

Tulsa's finally becoming cool…read more I went to both nights of the festival to see OneRepublic and Neon Trees perform. It was crowded, but not so crowded that you were rubbing up against everyone else's sweaty bodies. Lots of bars, restaurants, and shops open late with added local vendors and food trucks. A great event for friends or families. Props to the city for having a fun, free music festival that I could see growing bigger and better in the future.

Thank you, COU for starting up in Tulsa. You bring a whole lotta flavor and the city as a whole…read moretogether. Over 100 bands in the 2 day festival for only $40 -$50 (depending on how far in advance you get the tickets) is a heck of a deal. Full days of well organized adventure is to be had. The line to get in is efficient, there are check-in stations at the stages that sync to social media, vendors and food trucks galore, a sweet smart phone app, you can sync your CC card with your wristband so your fanny pack will be lighter and SO much more! I'm pretty sure it's going to stick to the last weekend in July annually. Take an UBER ride to a fro to ditch having to find parking and enjoy bands of high caliber like Young The Giant, One Republic of past years and supremely local and regional shows, too!