Great place to see a concert. Alice Cooper, Def Leppard, and Motley Crue rocked out I hope they…read morehave more concerts here as it's a great venue. Free parking and shuttles at OSU campus is a plus.

In the area to watch high school playoff football... Great place to catch a game! Not a bad seat in…read morethe house in my perspective. The food stations had a variety of menus and pricing wasn't over the top expensive.. Bathroom in and out of flow needs some work. The parking is spread out and I parked for free....so I can't complain. Hadn't been to the stadium since 2007 10/10 times I would return... I have yet to have a bad time here Respectfully, Bryan Moore Oklahoma

I've been seeing events held at this venue for a couple of years but I hadn't had the chance to…read morecheck it out. Finally, I was invited to a holiday celebration for a nonprofit that supports entrepreneurs. It is located a couple blocks north of 244. From the outside, it doesn't look like much, you can only see a generic metal building. Once inside though, it totally blew me away. It's such a spacious and elegant space, perfect for weddings or other special occasions. The room setup is versatile since there's so many options. For this event, it was great that there were tasting tables located all throughout the space because it made it feel full despite however many people there were. I believe the capacity is 200-230. Besides the main room, there's an upstairs area where I believe the dj was setup. They have vanity rooms, lighting, drapes, chairs, tables, etc. Any rentals must come from PartyPro. There's also a huge patio, making indoor/outdoor options available. There's a fully equipped kitchen but they allow outside vendors, requiring a specific insurance. If you want alcohol, they require security. In terms of pricing, it's $1,500 during the week and $2,500 on weekends. I wish they had different pricing for hours needed. Overall, a great venue option! Their staff speaks Spanish as well.

The space is beautiful and well-maintained, with a nice balance of elegance and comfort that made…read moreit feel welcoming. Everything was set up nicely, and there was plenty of room for guests to move around and enjoy themselves. The staff was professional, friendly, and easy to work with, which made the planning process and the event itself go smoothly. Overall, it was a great experience, and I would definitely consider using Casa Roma again for future events or recommending it to others looking for a reliable and stylish venue.

Great place to watch The Pride of Broken Arrow or any of the other talented Broken Arrow Bandsread more

Most uncomfortable theatre ever, too hot, poor sound, poor lighting , small stage, too expensive…read morefor their inadequate accomodations, etc . You don't get the same quality show that you do in Tulsa theatres. Feels like high school stage. left early. Don't waste your money. Go to Tulsa.

Tulsa is so lucky to have such a great Oktoberfest! The food and beer is fabulous. Best music too…read more And the wiener dog races on Sunday are the absolute best part.

What fun! It's not surprising, though, since Tulsa has the second largest Octoberfest in the…read morecountry. It is beat only by Milwaukee. People in Tulsa work all year long to make Tulsa Octoberfest great. We attended on Sunday this year. We usually go on Saturday. Sunday is less crowded and a good time to take the kids. We loved watching all the children doing the chicken dance and all the other dances. The musicians were skilled at getting audience participation. If you missed Tulsa Octoberfest this year, don't let that happen next year. Attending the annual Octoberfest is an integral part of being a Tulsan. You owe it to yourself.

This is such a cool event space on admiral and peoria, right next to Topeka Coffee Roasters…read more Outside it just looks like a dark grey building and it doesn't have a major marker with the name, but once you get close, the doors have flyers and information. This is where the really really free market is hosted. I think they try to have it each month. There's a great sound system and a wood pallet stage up front in the first room with plenty of space for a band to set up. It's a perfect venue for concerts, performances, and other events. There's another room with more space and two bathrooms available. The exposed brick walls have amazing graffiti, giving it a very urban vibe. No alcohol is allowed, which works for the events I usually plan.

Great Place, very friendly, clean, and fun! Kids, adults,…read moreand any age will have fun with the game machines they have. I do recommend it!

highly recommend for all ages staff is super sweet and helpful and all the old neon signs are super…read morecool!!!

I took my dad for his Father's Day gift to paint last night. We had a great time. I've been to all…read more3 Tulsa area locations, and every time has been so fun. Rachel was our instructor, and she was the perfect blend of experience and entertainment. The process is made easy for you- step by step instructions, but also wiggle room to step outside the lines a bit... Fun music playing and people singing along, yummy drinks available from a super friendly bartender... It was a great night.

Love painting at this location, only negative is parking but it's not a big deal. I can normally…read morealways find free street parking within a block or 2. The instructors & drinks are always next level awesome! Been painting with Pinot's for 7+ years & love it!

What a great event!!!…read more First of all, this year's event was hosted at Cain's (dressed up in mighty fine party duds. The ole' gal was looking smashing). Secondly, two different seminars were offered if you needed coaching up on fine spirits: The Evolution of Craft Whiskey (put on by CORSAIR) and Whiskey 101 (presented by Ranch Acres). Will from CORSAIR was hilarious and passionate about his product. Third, whiskey, whiskey, whiskey....and craft cocktails by some of the best mixologists in Tulsa...and some mighty fine eats from Jeff Marlow, the Community Food Bank's Chef. Finally, what a worthy cause, the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma. The video clip that was played before the auction brought tears to my eyes. What a much needed organization. Our favorite discoveries had to be the complex and interesting Oilfire (an American Rye) along with the crazy Quinoa Whiskey (yep you read that correct) and the Citra Double IPA Hopped Whiskey (both from CORSAIR). Every food item from Chef Jeff's kitchen was delicious but I think the Bruschetta and the Goat Cheese Mashers were my favorites. I also have to give a shout out to Mollycoddled Hash Slinger (what a great name) and their toffees! Thanks to the Tulsa Yelp team for allowing us this wonderful and fun opportunity. We played along with the Whiskey Pull and I think we came out a bit ahead. Fun, fun times. Thanks again Yelp for making our invitation possible!

Can I just come here every Friday night please?! What an incredible event put on by the Community…read moreFood Bank, but after having the pleasure of attending their Empty Bowls event earlier this year; I wasn't surprised one bit. They completely transformed Cain's Ballroom into a whiskey wonderland, and it was awesome! We entered and were greeted by a huge team and given commemorative glasses and a token to vote on our favorite mixologist of the night--we had to try the drinks a few times just to be sure about our vote there were more whiskies than I've ever seen in my life available to taste and learn about, along with other liquor and treats from the local area (tried something that tasted like pumpkin spice Baileys that is made in Jenks that i will HAVE to follow up on). I didn't make the first seminar, but did attend the Whiskey 101, which taught me everything I had ever hoped to know about the drink and how it's made. We enjoyed incredible gourmet food and desserts and left full and warm despite the cold night--I hope the food bank made alllll the dollars because they do incredible work for this community, and I was thrilled to be able to celebrate with them at Giving Spirits.