6/12/26 Another wonderful visit to the museum. They change…read moresome of the art installations out, so there is something new to see each time. I also love roaming around the gardens. There is so much beautiful plant life.

I always love my visits to the Philbrook. The villa is absolutely gorgeous, and you feel…read moretransported into a bit of a fantasy world that carries into the magical gardens outside. The art is really beautiful, and I could spend hours wandering around. I think the Egyptian exhibit was my favorite, but honestly, all of it was striking. The ambiance is very grand but also very peaceful.

Tiny beginning of a great art deco collection. Plus they have lots of wonderful treats for the…read moreyoung ones.

This museum is absolutely beautiful, and the Art Deco architecture is amazing. It truly feels like…read morea hidden gem in Tulsa. My only wish is that there were more of it to explore--I enjoyed what was there so much that I wanted more! Still, a wonderful spot for anyone who appreciates architecture or unique local museums.

Absolutely breathtaking! Van Gogh's Immersive Experience was magical from start to finish. 10/10!read more

Pros: the displays before entering the exhibit were the best part…read more My friend was visiting from out of town. She was impressed that our exhibit was in place for so long. They usually stay for a very short time other places. Still good sized number of visitors on a Thursday morning. Cons: the immersive exhibit wasn't as interesting as some others I have seen.

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.

I went to the Church Studio to see some old buddies going back to my high school days who make up…read more2/3 of the local group Hi-Fi Hillbillies last month and fell in love almost immediately. I'm an older native Tulsan and grew up in and around Tulsa and first became aware of Leon Russell when I was about 12 years old. It's an amazing original building, made even better with the expansion and update. The people who work and volunteer there are awesome!! One of my best friends, who I met at age 16, was a roadie for Leon back when Tulsa's own GAP Band was his backing band. I was blessed to see a lot of shows backstage as a result of knowing him--Joe Walsh, REO Speedwagon, and ZZ Top to name a few. This past, along with seeing the facility, called me to be there. So, now I'm a volunteer docent and have loved every minute! They do an amazing job promoting the Tulsa music scene and keeping the Tulsa Sound that Leon and company created alive and thriving! If you haven't been and are a music lover you HAVE to check it out!! It's an active recording studio, and they even have an educational foundation where young people can learn how to become a sound engineer. They host Tunes At Noon on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and sometimes on Friday and I've already seen some INCREDIBLE talent perform there!! I'm elated that Tulsa has finally come around to adopting and loving the local music scene that unfortunately fell into the background for far too many years in my opinion. I'd love to share the story with YOU!! Being a native it seems that every time I turn around I run into someone I've known for 40 years, but haven't seen it 10, 20, 30, or more. That's part of why I love this town--the people have always made it special in my world! Great facilities with an awesome bar. Check it out and I believe you too will feel the love at the Church!!

Music lover? You should check out this legendary recording studio . I was surprised at the name…read moredrops of famous musicians and bands that recorded at Church Studio! We learned a lot from our tour guide - cool music paraphernalia. A lot of history inside those walls. Interesting place for sure. You can record there still today. They have this one little recording studio - you'll know right away what I'm referring to- if you go there : ) I got my tickets on Groupon. It was a good deal. Smooth and easy process. Church Studio also have events all the time. They post it all on their website.

What a pleasant surprise to see such a beautiful exhibit of Bob Dylan. It was so well thought out…read moreand executed. My expectations were not very high high but it over exceeded them. Even entertains the exhibit and being greeted by the wonderful staff was an absolute joy. They were young people who showed so much enthusiasm. I highly recommend a trip here.

Never met a Museum we didn't love and the BDC stands tall…read more Amazing both this and the Woody Guthrie Center are side by side in Tulsa. Great two-fer. I love the iPod type tech to help with your self guided tour. If you're in the area, and a Dylan fan, stop by. Well worth the diversion.

I listen to a lot of music, so I was obviously aware of Woody Guthrie, but I was not aware of his…read morebeginnings and the events - especially his early home life and the Dust Bowl - that shaped and influenced his songwriting. The museum does a magnificent job mixing photos, historical artifacts and technology to tell Guthrie's story, and how he became one of folk music's largest influences. I could write more about it, but I really think it's something you should experience in person. Trust me - it's worth it. I spent around two and one half hours with the exhibits and I could have stayed longer. Make sure you watch the intro video before you start your tour. Then make time to watch the VR presentation about the Dust Bowl.

The first time Dan and I went to the Woody Guthrie Center was during a Yelp event. I was so happy…read morethat we had the opportunity to take our grandson and our daughter there last Sunday. They loved it as much as we did. I can't wait to take the rest of the grandchildren. This is a well organized museum. The exhibits attract and holds the interest of people of all ages. My 13 year old grandson who like most 13 year olds bores easily with anything that's not a video game or legos, was totally engaged. All of the staff was wonderful, but I was particularly impressed with Sam, who went way beyond what was expected to help us understand Woody Guthrie and that period of history. I am a retired history teacher and I appreciate encountering talented and dedicated teachers whether they are employed in schools or places such as museums.

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.

The museum was filled with a wealth of information, artifacts and interactive videos and holograms…read moreto tell the story of the destruction of the community known as Black Wall Street. The community was restored but not returned to the rightful owners. Everyone should bring their churches, students, families and friends to experience this wonderfully constructed museum.

A great place to learn about the Tulsa Race Massacre. Be prepared to spend at least a couple of…read morehours if you want to absorb all of the history. The staff was helpful and friendly.

Estimated re-opening date will be in 2027 after 6 years of renovation…read more When it was open during pre-COVID times, the anthropology collections inside this museum featured the world's largest gathering of American West and indigenous Native American art and cultural artifacts that were truly a wonderful sight to behold.

Can't wait for the reopening of the Gilcrease Museum. The Gilcrease is a fantastic cultural…read moretreasure that promotes diversity and community and represents various forms of the arts in an engaging manner.