My favorite gallery in Tulsa. I'm always impressed by the selections. The artists they choose have…read morebeen great. It's also free admission, which makes it a great place to visit. During my last visit I got to speak with some of the staff. They were so kind and told me about all the events they're implementing.

Awesome art gallery focused on modern textile art. Free admission on the Tulsa Art Crawl makes it…read moreeven more fun!

Tulsa Expo Square is home to the Golden Driller on Historic Route 66…read more The orange and blue colors with white and silver accents really stood out, and looked great against the green grass and blue sky. I didn't get to go inside as it was closed but it does have curb appeal.

Another great mystical gathering and shopping experience for the metaphysical and unusual…read more I did enjoy this event. The Tulsa Oddities and Curiosities had a bit more vendors and show guests this year. So the whole atmosphere did not dissapoint the dark hobby enthusiasts one bit. Dressing up and hanging out is encouraged. 2025 was in the mirth books for sure. I recommend checking out the antique and unique booths next time!!

This was a ton of fun!…read more I have to admit, when you get there, you will wonder what you are getting yourself into. It's a very creepy place on the outside. Once you get in you will find a nice young man who will get you signed in and explain how to throw and axe. He was super nice and showed us all the different variations. I hit first try! Missed about five times after but eventually got the basic hang of it. I still didn't stick them every time but man I want to go buy a stupid axe now! Hah It's a great time and I can almost bet you will tire out before the one hour session is over. I imagine I'll be sore! But give this place a try and learn something new!

Angry Axe is located in a warehouse district. You might miss it from the main road if not for a…read moremedium crossed axe artwork on the outside. Pulling into the alley you find a fenced in parking lot with a large sign reading Angry Axe Throwing. Walking inside there is ample room and roughly eight throwing lanes. Cost to throw is $20/hr per person which I found pretty reasonable. The axe-pert that checked us in also sharpened our axes before showing us to a lane. We had the place pretty much to ourselves on a Tuesday evening around 5-6pm. I went here with a colleague who had never thrown axes before and she had a great time. I also learned some fun axe throwing games. Pro-tip: Angry Axe is BYOB if you want to bring a brew or two.

Had my husband's birthday party here & it was the perfect venue! Kristie took care of everything &…read morewas great to work with. It was nice to have the catering, linens, servers & cake all taken care of by staff. The setting is so nice with the pond. Would definitely recommend for parties.

Recently had a surprise birthday party their for our mom. What an incredible place and impeccable…read moreservice by the owners. I highly recommend looking into this place for any event you're having. You wont regret it!

Attended a graduation ‍ It was a nice evening. Drove directly to venue from out of town. Easy to…read morelocate on ORU campus. The parking was ample with no issues. The interior is typical of most arenas but the bathrooms were dated and need better ventilation. Once entered all seating areas were adequate ti see floor ceremonies. My only complaint.... It was sooooooo cold inside the venue... I left with a cold and headache I was fully dressed and covered (clothing wise) and even wore a hat but it was freezing. Other complaint we took pictures inside and the lighting is so bad and the tint on the floor turned every picture green (awful) green tint on everyone's pictures.

Aging structure with a bit of history attached. We've been coming here for a long time for…read morevarious events, graduations, and school functions, every time I come it seems to get smaller and smaller. Came this time to watch our daughter's commencement for her Master Degree. The seating is tight, but the seats are cushioned. Cup holders in the shared armrests. The area is well lit when needed. Acoustics are ok for concerts. Has lots of small bathrooms around the circled hallway. Has a handful of concessions. This place has a lot of good memories. Could really use some updating, but it still going strong.

Cox Business Center is a convention/venue located in downtown Tulsa. They offer rental space for…read morejust about any occasion - private or business. The event list ranges from talk shows to games to concerts to private parties, & company meetings! It's very modern in design, super clean, and boasts large restrooms. We had the pleasure of attending an indoor, Indian POW WOW in late July and it was a phenomenal experience! If you have an opportunity to attend an event or need to rent a space, check their website for calendar events and availability! You will not be disappointed! They are another great asset to downtown Tulsa! Enjoy!

Cox Business Center / Tulsa Convention Center needs to increase their security presence. After…read moreseeming to have had someone follow me in from my car, while setting up for a conference today, and no security to be seen. There's increasing vagrants in downtown and increasing security is warranted.

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.

I attended a Food Truck Inspection event and this was my first time in this venue. It was hosted by…read morea few local organizations and it was everything an event could need. I'm not sure if there was a kitchen but there were restrooms, a stage are and plenty of space for people to fill the room. I would definitely consider renting this spot for an event in the future and I'm with it being located in East Tulsa, it is fairly easy to get to since it is right off of 21st street and highway 169.