Had my baby shower here and it was such a great event at a wonderful price. Staff was very…read morecommunicative and helpful. Highly recommend.

From the owner: Newly remodeled event & conference center in Tulsa's West side/Carbondale area! We have a spacious…read moreupdated area for you to hold your next event. We pride ourselves on being affordable and convenient. Please contact us 918-771-1711 for more information or a tour of our facility.

Good people and good entertainment. Always a comfortable night out. Parking in the front and back…read moremakes parking easy.

I recently went to a concert at Studio 308 and the atmosphere and vibe was incredible! Very…read moreinviting and everyone was dancing to the band and having a great time! I also hosted an event there and it was perfect!

I attended at event at this venue and really enjoyed it. The building was originally built in the…read more1930s. Before turning into an event space, it used to be a glass blowing studio. They've completely remodeled the space and made it bright and lively. It's located by Guthrie Green downtown, next to Valkyrie. The walls are white and there's a skylight on the tall ceiling that allows natural light to pour in. It is lovely! Its name comes from the fact that they have over 20 plants which serve as natural decoration. They definitely create a fresh and lively vibe. The capacity is 100 people depending on the room setup. They have long tables they can setup family style. The wood slatted folding chairs used for the event weren't the most comfortable/body-inclusive but they're cute. They partner with 21 1/2 Boutique Hotel to provide spouse suites for weddings and full kitchen. Outside catering and alcohol is allowed with a license. Overall, it's a cool space.

The venue is absolutely amazing! Brady was great to work with and made everything so easy for us!…read moreWe had our sons rehearsal dinner here 8/14/25 and if we ever need an event space in Tulsa again we will definitely use The Canopy!

As a dancer with no studio, finding affordable practice space is a common challenge. On average,…read moremost studios charge $30-60 an hour for renting a space. This is in addition to the challenge of scheduling times available for use. Fly Loft used to be ridiculously affordable in the past, having a special nonprofit rate of $15 per hour. Recently, they have had to increase their rates to $25 an hour which is still reasonable, but it's getting closer to what other for profit studios charge. I'm not sure what the reasoning behind the increase is but I'm thinking it might be pandemic or staff shortage related. Overall, Fly Loft has been such a life saver! All the staff I've had to deal with (3 different ones) are extremely friendly, attentive and accommodating. It's great to have a smooth process for scheduling recurring practices. Mallory is usually the one that is working when we use the space and she's super helpful, whether sharing the wi-fi password or opening the mirror curtains for us. In terms of the space, they have three rehearsal spaces available, all with sprung floors which offer increased support for joints and muscles and reduces fatigue in the legs when leaping/jumping, etc. They each have mirrors on the east wall, acoustic sound bars around the room and a speaker system with plug input. The only thing that varies between the spaces is size. The first space is the biggest one, with capacity for 150 people. The second space has a capacity for 120 people and the third space is the smallest with 80 max occupancy. They also have a conference room for up to 16 guests and other rental options like projectors, screens, tables, etc.

Fly Loft is an interesting space, because it is sort of multi-use, but in a strange way. I'm…read morepretty sure that this is where the Tulsa Symphony offices are, but also lots of people use Fly Loft for rehearsals or for an audition space. So I say it's "multipurpose in a weird way" because it's a place where people work, but that other people rent out to use too. If it were me working there, I'd probably get distracted by other people coming in to practice different stuff, but I guess it works. And to be fair, I'm sure the building is probably bigger than what I think it is/ what I've seen of it, because I've never really run into any of the office spaces/ Symphony workers before. Or maybe that's just because I've only been during non traditional working hours? I don't know, but long story short, it seemingly hasn't been an issue to have it be used for different purposes. I've been there for different things probably 4 or 5 times. I always think it's nice. When you walk in, there's a front desk, an elevator, and stairs. When you go up the stairs, it's kind of like a hallway that has a few different rooms. On the right side are the offices, which seem fairly small but I haven't actually looked inside, and on the left side are the more rehearsal space type rooms. I think there's only 2 or 3 of them, and I believe they are about the same size? Black dance floors with one wall as a full mirror. That's about it, so it's pretty basic/ simple in the rooms themselves, like most other similar spaces. One of the cool things to me about Fly Loft is that they have a little kitchen that you can (I think?) use. Well, I've never used it myself nor have I seen anyone else use it while I've been there, so maybe it's only for the people who actually work there, but I can't imagine that that's the case. I just think having that is a nice little extra element to have. It's almost kind of comforting to have it there. It makes it feel like a more "official" space too. The only real thing I don't like about Fly Loft is the parking situation. It's downtown (so, enough said!) and they don't really have their own lot, just a few spaces right out front, and even those I don't believe are free most of the time. Main reason for 4 stars instead of 5, though I know it's not really THEIR fault. It also isn't able to hold TONS of people (because other than the rooms it's kind of just a wide-ish hallway) but it's good for what it's good for. Overall a cool, in-the-city type of atmosphere, so I like having rehearsals here... again, I just wish I didn't have to stress about where to park!

This event space is so precious, it's the perfect *almost blank* space to decorate, have a large…read moregroup of people, and celebrate! We hosted a paint n sip for Tulsa Remote & it went so well. The owner was very gracious, and the whole place was spotless. I'd highly recommend this spot!

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Walked over to have a drink while waiting for a show at another bar nearby…read more Loved the vibe at 473 I side you have a fun cocktail bar and outside please of tables and sos e for shows. This feels more like a pls e that's good for destination groups than local neighbor bars. Pro tip Ranch: if you're looking to cut calories order a ranch water from Juan. It's cucumber tequila with seltzer water and a lime. Ask him for a tiny splash of their margarita mix for extra flavor while keeping the calories low.

I've been here recently due to live music & an afterparty, their drink menu really gave me a hard…read moretime to decide because their cocktails are very put together. I really wish I remembered the drink I had the first time around, what I do remember is that it was really good. The drink I had recently was the Don Diego de La Ve & it's something I'd get again + would be my usual. Anything tequila, it's automatic (rum is right there at a very close 2nd) when it comes to an alcohol beverage + cocktail. Has addition of ancho reyes, a chile liqueur, that's super subtle in the drink along with lemon lime & agave. My homie looked at my drink & said that's something he should've ordered. *Side Note* I took a look at the menu & I'm convinced I had the Cousin Eddie (when I first visited this place). As I stated that rum is a close 2nd to tequila & the Cousin Eddie has Bumbu (rum) that I already enjoy on its own.

I told my husband that I wanted to go to an afternoon tea for my birthday gift this year. He found…read morethe biweekly event at Harwelden Mansion and took us this past Tuesday! The experience is so cute and was actually sold out when we went. They offer two types of teas, some sandwiches and sweets, and then Prosecco and Pimm's Cup if you opt for the Tea Royale ticket! The venue itself is beautiful and we were able to explore the upstairs and downstairs after we finished our tea. Would absolutely recommend for Mother's Day, a bachelorette activity, or a fun event to do with friends.

We absolutely adore this place. My family (I have 2 daughters) enjoy the princess tea party…read more The ambience is always classy. The food provided is superb. This is a yearly tradition. I would recommend this place as a venue. Or you could come and enjoy one of their many events.

Tulsa's Most Unique Coworking Space I've been working from…read morehome since 2018; and although I love it and could never picture myself back in an office...sometimes I need to break free! And that's why I love Wompa and its super creative and collaborative space! Wompa is a coworking space where entrepreneurs, creators, small business owners, artists, makers, and other professionals can get meaningful work done in a beautiful and inspiring environment. They offer Flexible Membership Plans, Conference Rooms, a Full Kitchen with @cirquecoffee on tap, 24/7 Access, 2 Art Galleries, Community Events, some of the most stunning @downtowntulsaok views, and SO much more! Beyond coworking, Wompa also has 6 Unique Event Spaces onsite, making it the perfect venue for your next special event. Check them out and schedule a tour of the space...You're gonna love it!

Attended the space for an EDM house music event and what a cool space for events!…read moreIndustrial vibe yeah really well laid out with great bathroom facilities. So many possibilities for fun events here.

This is another review for Spring Fling (to go). Last year the Garden Center did a pre-order…read moreevent. This year, it was live (and all outdoors). Not sure why they are still calling it "to go." I was glad to see the event return BUT there were fewer vendors than pre-COVID (which I totally get). There were two or three cacti vendors but the Master Gardener event where they sell off surplus plants from Linnaeus or their own gardens was absent. Major sad face here. There are also usually a LOT of herb vendors. Not so much. As you can see, I'm still rating this a four because it is an event that's back! (Note that I attended Friday and that perhaps more vendors will be there tomorrow.

this place is more known for people taking their senior/wedding pics more than being sight seeing…read more don't let that part fool you. it's still worth the visit. their gardens are so beautiful, it's hard not to take your phone/camera out & to capture what's around you. another thing nice about this place, they section off into other areas that have sculptures, stores, etc. you can learn about history there while buying merch that are reminders that you've visited. this area also has art shows from time to time. i always like to visit & during the previous one, i met a lot of people and it was nice getting to know people of the city that are so talented. definitely check this place out if you love nature or need to get some fresh air.

While the venue itself is beautiful, it is ridiculously overpriced if you add food to your…read moreoccasion. Carrots/celery plate, pita bread & spinach artichoke dip, deviled eggs, cheese cubes/grapes for 30 = $470! That's in addition to the $400 just for the venue space and beverages (water, tea, coffee) and sodas (which were kept in a cabinet & not put out for easy consumption). This was for a baby shower, and I believe the manager took advantage of the mother-to-be in this situation.

Came here for my friends Preston & Emily's wedding reception & what a great place! They had it…read morereserved just for all of us. Plenty of food & good tomes were had bu all who attended. Top-notch service & a lot of fun. Amazing crew.