This spot has a VIBE!!…read more I like how its so colorful inside! A spot to buy tie dye clothes, cool apparel and accessories otherwise, and you can make your own custom tie dye shirts. Where I am not into tie dye myself I have found a couple little bracelets that I like. My wife and daughter though have found several things they like and have made appropriate purchases. Me being more of a foodie than being wowed by clothes and the like, I'm here for the bowls! I have recently learned I'm really in acai and pitaya! Don't ask me what either of them actually are, IDK, I just know I like the flavors I get when I order a bowl with either of those things! I'm a big fan of the peanut butter and the nutella bowls. I feel like I'm getting a yummy treat but one that is also healthy(ish). I am not a nutritionist so I won't just come out and say "they're good for you"......... but I feel like it's a solid dessert option that won't push me towards a diabetic coma. Overall excellent addition to the Broken Arrow Rose District. I'm glad they opened a satellite location here!

Amazing day trip for the family! Love that they have activities to do while you wait and the photo…read moreops are priceless! Can't wait to return

This is one of Tulsa's hidden gems. For over 30 years, it has served as a community art studio…read moreoffering a variety of classes and workshops to all in ceramics, drawing, painting, glass fusing, jewelry, basket weaving, and more. It's so surprising that many people don't know about it. Before it was renovated into an art studio, it was a city water treatment plant. Its parking lot used to be a wading pool. There are some cool black and white photos of what it used to look like in front of the restrooms. The space itself is amazing - super spacious and conducive to various forms of art and the required equipment. They have a jewelry making room with individual stations. There is an entire space designated for handweaving with lots of looms and fabric. An entire clay making section also exists with lots of pottery wheels. There is a big open space that's available for events and other workshops with lots of tables and chairs if needed. The magical thing about this place is that you feel creative as soon as you walk in. There's art and pictures displayed throughout the space and as you look at everything, it makes you want to sign up for all the classes they have. The natural light that floods in due to all the windows is refreshing as well. You can go to their website to check out their programming and workshop schedule. Their directors and coordinators are super friendly and helpful with any questions you might have.

Such a cool space! WaterWorks Art Center is a hidden gem in Tulsa, offering a diverse range of…read moreartistic experiences. So many amazing classes are offered here from water coloring to pottery to weaving and leather work and just about anything else! The ambiance is serene, fostering creativity from the moment you step in. The variety of art exhibits and workshops cater to all tastes and ages, making it a perfect outing for families or solo explorers. The staff is knowledgeable and welcoming, enhancing the overall experience. Whether you're an art enthusiast or just curious, this center promises a delightful and enriching visit. The only downside is that classes fill up quickly!

Muse Studio did not disappoint! The space is beautiful, clean, and has that modern look that works…read morefor any theme. The setup was smooth, communication was easy, and my guests loved it. If you've been thinking about booking, do it! You'll love how your event turns out.

Before reading too far, note that I didn't get a chance to golf or use the range. We were there to…read morecelebrate a birthday and had a private room for the event. If you've never been there, be sure to use your GPS so you won't miss the driveway. It is marked but I would guess you could easily drive past it as you enjoy the country scenery along the way. There is a nice, long driveway and a guard house to check in, to make sure you belong there. Very nice and elegant club house with probably 30' ceilings in the lounge area. Which, by the way, overlooks the 18th green. So if you're betting with the group behind you, you can stare them down as they try to make that last putt. I didn't give them 5-stars as the food we had was okay and not quite as fancy or tasteful as you would expect in a country club setting. The service was excellent and prompt and the other staff was willing to help or answer questions if you wonder around the clubhouse. Definitely worth checking out if you get the chance, would probably be a great place to play a round if you get invited. Good luck and enjoy!

Awesome golf course in great shape and great service in the Mens locker room!…read moreI was a member here for ten years but its better now than ever.

Did a wonderful job at The oaks country club kid carnival night! Games were well presented and…read moreclean. Their staff including the owner were very conscientious of safety and knew what they were doing! Would recommend!!

Staff is friendly! Can get my workout in and a Massge or…read morefacial while my kids are safe and having fun at kids club. Love the class options. Personal training with Jennifer has been a game changer.

Great gym for getting in & getting your workout done without a lot of fuss ... BUT if fuss is what…read moreyou need, they also have a spa which is fabulous! Even though they are busy, they always are able to get me in for my lash lift!

Super cool place!! fantastic instruction very detailed and also entertain! They are very patient,…read moregive you a little history about stain glass, which was well worth listening too. Left the class with basic understanding and knowledge of Stain-glass assembly and flex soldering technique.

Celebrated my dad's 60th birthday here with the family by doing a stained glass class. We all had a…read moregreat experience and learned a lot! Richard, who led the class was fun and a great teacher!

Bike Club is one of my favorite nonprofits. They operate with the simple belief that bikes change…read morelives. What started as small bike giveaways in 2008 evolved into a weekly afterschool program at Emerson Elementary in 2014. Since then, it has exponentially grown and it now operates in 38 TPS schools. The amazing thing about Bike Club is that they rely on committed volunteers to run their programs. That's how I first heard of them. They were looking for trainings to make sure their afterschool programs were high quality. They have volunteer cookouts where everyone gets together to meet each other and share how their clubs are going. These were hosted at breweries before, but now they have a headquarters of their own on the west side. I'm absolutely obsessed with their new building. It's intentionally built with ultimate functionality in mind. From a space to build and store the bikes and helmets they give kids after they complete the program, to a maintenance/repair shop, and smooth connection to the trail system. It blows you away. I got a tour where the architect was one of the guides and it was super cool to hear his insight on the why behind the design. The attention to detail is unmatched. For those interested in getting involved in their afterschool programs, they usually start in September. It runs for 20-25 weeks, finishing in May. Each club has around 20 students and 5 volunteers. First, they focus on building cycling skills, life skills (confidence, respect, following rules, etc.) and STEM learning. Then they add more off-campus rides and experiences, allowing kids to experience their neighborhood and our city in a new way. They celebrate the end of the program each year with a huge ride from the BMX headquarters north of downtown to the Gathering Place. It's amazing to see 500+ kids riding their bikes all together.