Great venue. Went to the law school graduation here (which is a smallish group of 60ish). The staff…read moreand security was great! Helpful and efficient and nice.

i've been here a couple of times. both times, the home team lost. all in all, the energy was there…read morefrom the fanbase. their corndogs could be something i might end up trying soon b/c you can smell them from a mile away & it's similar to the ones at the state fair.

Winterfest is one of my favorite Tulsa holiday traditions. Every year, there's an ice-skating rink…read moreusually outside BOK center on 3rd Street (last year it was inside) and it's a wonderful family-friendly activity. It's pretty affordable too if you're an Arvest customer (tickets are $6 instead of $12) or if you go on Mondays and Wednesdays. If you bring canned food for food drive Monday, tickets are only $6 and if you donate any new or gently used warm items (coats, gloves, blankets, hats etc.) on Warmth Wednesdays, you get half off tickets too. This is its 15th year, and it keeps getting better and better. I love taking my nieces and nephew and enjoying skating under the downtown lights. We always bundle up and enjoy hot cocoa when we get cold. We also love taking pictures by the huge Christmas tree. This year, there are fun events like breakfast and brunch with Santa. There is also an addition of holiday shops on certain days which is a great idea since not everyone actually skates. There are also carriage rides available. Sometimes there are private events so make sure to check the calendar before heading down there to make sure the rink is open to the public.

Had fun but admission was overpriced considering I brought my own ice skates. I also was having…read moretroubles with the tickets and had to buy the ice skate + slide combo which I didn't want to do, but it was the only way I could get in. Thank you to the girl who let me go down the slide once after they closed. I was impressed with the rink. The refrigeration was perfect. (No puddles at all) I didn't know if Oklahoma ice would compare to Indiana ice but there wasn't a lot of differences. Great location, environment, good choice of background music, and friendly staff. Would go again!

Bibliomania offers good used homeschooling curriculum. The variety is amazing and the owner can…read moreanswer nearly any question you have. I homeschooled 2 children thru all 12 grades and kindergarten using a mix of new curriculum and used items purchased from Bibliomania. Highly recommend!

Amazing store! Everything you need is there. And the people that run and own it? They're such a…read moreblessing!

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 have been coming to this store literally my entire life. DeAnn goes way above and beyond for her…read morecustomers. Once inside u will find almost everything u would need to get u through the week. It's literally like a small grocery store. Your always greeted with a smile and if your lost they are quick to help u find your destination. Expresso & Coffee are on tap for your early morning fix as well as donuts . They even have a deli where u can have sandwiches made to order. Huge burgers that's always fresh as well as fresh cut tomatoes and lettuce that's rare to see @ a gas station. They have a full blown pizza kitchen to top it off. So don't be afraid to stop in for anything when your passing through. U won't regret it

This is a well run convenience store gas station. It has carryout pizza, subs, sandwiches, video…read morerentals and a surprisingly good grocery selection. Tank N Tummy has been in business for more than 20 years because it has good service and is consistently well stocked and maintained.

Oysters, music, stout beers, and the great outdoors! Awesome event to help support the Community…read moreFood Bank of Eastern Oklahoma! Open till 4pm today.

Fantastic event, great food, lines weren't to long, good price, the variety was decent. Overall a…read moregreat idea for a good cause.