Located in the heart of downtown Tulsa, ONEOK field is a wonderful place to host events at. From…read moremeet & greets and corporate meetings to birthday parties and work development events, the staff is wonderful to work with and they'll cater to your specific needs. They have five different event rooms, three meeting rooms and group hospitality areas to choose from. The conference center is great for presentations and it has all the equipment (projector, screen, microphone, etc.) to load a PowerPoint, video or slideshow. All you need to bring is a laptop. The Coors Light Refinery Deck is probably my favorite. It has an awesome view of the field. The Suite Level bar is also neat since they have a full service bar with indoor and outdoor seating. When it comes to their catering service, I have always been super impressed with all the options they have and how flexible they are. Again, they always customize to your needs and they have various menus (breakfast, lunch, dinner, etc.). I usually go with their hors d'oeuvres menu since they have a wide array of options for everyone. Their bbq bacon wrapped shrimp is awesome as well as their chicken wings.

After 25 years of life in Los Angeles and being a die-hard Dodgers fan, I relocate to Tulsa…read more Fortunately, Tulsa has baseball and Oneok Field is a local treasure. I'll compare my trip to this stadium with a comparable visit to the Dodgers. The distance to the venue is about the same. In L.A. It would take an hour. Here it took about 15 minutes. Parking at Dodger Stadium is around $15. Here, it's $5 if you park in a lot but if you arrive early, street parking is free. A ticket in the section behind home plate runs for $140 for the Dodgers. Tonight, I'm watching the Drillers from the fourth row. I paid $15. Club seats are only $35. Food is more expensive than most places but still cheaper than Los Angeles. I even bought a Drillers' jersey and still spent less than my last trip to Chavez Ravine. Of course, the Drillers do lose sometimes. That's one thing the price of a ticket cannot guarantee.

Want something fun to do on a balmy summer night? Check out a Tulsa Athletics football game! They…read morescore in buckets, so no fear of your typical one-nil match. Housed in the former Driller's stadium, the field has been converted to a pitch, with great seating and fun family activities in the former outfield. Concessions are available and the tickets can be had for a song. And the location in the heart of mid-town Tulsa can't be beat! Soccer fans should also be sure to check out the "It's Always Sonny in Soccerdelphia" podcast hosted by team owner Sonny Dalesandro. Get some Athletics gear and check them out soon!

i love that the mayfest event website described its 3rd weekend festivities of the new event every…read moreweekend format as showcasing local artists at the mother road market, and then when you arrive, there is no blocked off section with flashing lights or sign saying "here is local artist showcase", so there is a aspect of attendants setting the theme, which i'd interpreted as akin to "where is local art?" nonetheless, in the mix of restaurants, franchise branches and standalones alike, artisan stands, and even mini golf, all ongoing at the motherroad market, was a scattering showcase of local artists, in multiple mediums, including a cutout painting for taking photographs, drawing prints, and books. the cutout painting outside the northside entrance was so hilarious to me, getting a picture was no question. then, playing the waldoesque game of "where is the local art?" while appreciating the artistry of the gathering space and people around me, i'd located prints drawn of local landmarks and venues, both at an artisan booth on the gathering space southside and route 66 gift shop on the northside, that were quite appealing to me. and last but definitely not least, i came across a table booth for a book signing by the author of 'broke out of prison,' a book i'd saw previously from a social media post, and in addition to at the book signing table, also saw at least one copy for purchase at the motherroad route 66 gift shop. the author also had on display a daily devotional, and though i'm confident both books represent the calming, assuring energy the author effuses in real life, the latter may be a connecting read for some whom the title 'i broke out of prison' is unsettling. however, regardless if you can afford to buy a drawing print or book copy, the event is worth going to checkout the offerings local artists are displaying. further, the monthlong mayfest festival still has one more weekend, including a leadup tailgate event at the expo square sagenet center next saturday night, featuring musical guests, followed by the 'centennial cruise concert' downtown on sunday, 8am to noon, concluding the celebratory festival.

I've been going to Mayfest for some years. It turned into me being an artist vendor (Black Moon) &…read morehaving my artwork to display. I've also had opportunities to DJ twice. From being a consumer to being part of it, Mayfest has always given me a great experience. No matter how many times I come throughout the weekend, let alone visiting, I always got to have the Fried Pickles. Sometimes they're dill pickle chips, sometimes they're spears (I like the dill pickle chips more). I often do the same with Funnel Cakes & this year, I switched it up & got a Deep Fried Twinkie. I can't stop thinking about it. Mayfest is very local driven. It gives local artists (art + music) the opportunity to showcase their creations to a massive crowds. Installations, vendors, seminars, art galleries, multiple stages hosting musicians + DJs... A nice chunk of Guthrie Green (Downtown) is very active for the weekend. I enjoy it all every visit.

Nicely designed stadium. Easy access. Lots of parking within 5 minutes walk. Next to Greenwood…read morearea, which is an important, although shameful part of American history.

i've been here at oneok field for baseball games, soccer games, even a kickball game. this all…read morecarried on throughout years & years. i've had friends who were employed for the tulsa drillers (one of them who used to be a mascot for the drillers is now the mascot for the miami heat) so sometimes i'd be on the field or even the locker rooms + seeing things that go on behind the scenes. my experiences here have always been good. as far as seating goes, i'm not sure which view is my favorite. sometimes sitting in the suite or even being in the area that's up a set a stairs are what i'm quick to do. whether it's baseball or soccer, the crowds are really supportive (i really wanted to witness fc tulsa win the championship from their past season... let's see how the next season goes). one thing i don't remember is the food, i'll have to change that asap because recently, there's been a special edition boomtown coney that i should've already tried.

WOAH! Pictures do…read morenot do this justice. This piece of art is stunning. It is also the largest bronze sculpture in the world, coming in at 60ft tall and weighing 30 tons. Truly breathtaking.

Located right at the entrance to Oral Roberts University, the sculpture is absolutely massive--60…read morefeet tall and made of bronze, with an incredible level of detail. The hands are cast in a gesture of prayer, fingers gently interlaced, and they sit in a beautifully landscaped area with benches and open space for reflection. One hand was actually modeled after Oral Roberts himself and the other from his son, which makes it feel all the more personal and symbolic. Even our kids were impressed, and they don't always get excited about statues! It's also completely free and easy to access, with parking close by and no crowds when we visited. Definitely one of the more unique and spiritual landmarks we've seen on our trip. Whether you're on a Route 66 journey, exploring Tulsa, or just looking for something different and meaningful, the Praying Hands is a must-see. Quiet, grand, and deeply moving.

BooHaHa is an annual event held on a Sunday around Halloween where local kids from all over can…read morecome and trick or treat safely in the daylight with their parents and visit all the local businesses up and down Brookside. It's incredibly inconvenient if you live in the area, but how can you be mad when there are so many cute little kids and critters going up and down Peoria?! There are all kinds of activities from balloon animals, photo booths, face painting, etc. to your standard candy for costume exchanges. If you have little ones in Tulsa, I definitely recommend checking out BooHaHa!

It was really more of a RV show this year during the pandemic with not a lot of boats. Most of the…read morebig boat places pulled out due to COVID-19. I was surprised they held the show after the big boys pulled out. Maybe better next year?

The largest and best boat show in 4 states! Bigger and…read morebetter ever year! The Tulsa Expo center is completely full of boats, Rvs, and vendors selling their wares! Doesn't matter if you need a Yacht, ski boat or a fishing pole it's there . Full bar on lower level made shopping and looking more fun!

We love watching games at the Drillers' stadium. It's the best of all the things. It's a fun game…read moreplus excitement from the crowd. It's clean and the food options are pretty good, but expect to pay a chunk of change for your snacks. They have quite a few give aways and they put on a great firework show.

I totally recommend coming to a Drillers game. The organization makes sure that the attending a…read moregame is a fun experience. You never know what you're going to see at the game as far as entertaining events, competitions between innings, or animals running out to retrieve a bat. You also get a beautiful view of downtown Tulsa. The stadium so it's really clean and very nice. As far as negatives go, I went to Drilly Philly for a Philadelphia cheesesteak, and the menu said it came with chips. Guy handed me my sandwich and there were no chips. Went to the cashier and said, isn't this supposed to come with chips and he said, "no they didn't give us any." Moral of the story is don't go to Drilly Philly. Go to Siegi's instead at section 107.