Still waiting for Yelp to let us include half stars -- so 3.5 stars for this venue!…read more I agree with another reviewer who referred to this as an upscale dive bar. The sound system was excellent (I'd suggest sitting farther back of intense noise is an issue for you). The band we saw was an 80s tribute band whose name I can't remember, but they were awesome. We didn't have any food, so I can't offer thoughts on that -- I will say that the non-beer selection of hard alcohol was super limited. I'm a bourbon person and I think there was Jack Daniel's and Maker's and that's about it. Not sure about other types of alcohol. For an entertainment spot, though, definitely 4 stars. Look forward to returning the next time I'm in Tulsa!

Great small venue to be close to the performers, as any spot you are seated or standing is good…read more Tickets were very budget friendly for the show we saw, and we had a great time!

Exactly the dive bar / music venue I was looking for! It was just like my local bar at home but had…read moregreat music in addition!! The bartender was friendly and doing great for St. Pattie's Day! There isn't food but I think you can bring it in. I loved the taxidermy and for a dive bar the bathroom wasn't horrible. I have seen so much worse! If you think it will be shiny that's on you. Again, it's a dive bar! Definitely will come back next time I'm in town. Ope and dogs allowed! Bonus!

One of the best places to see live music in Tulsa! I'm impressed with the talent they bring in to…read morethis little dive bar. Full bar and great craft beer choices. Apparently Budweiser made them mad so don't expect to find any of those products.

What an awesome area down by the United Airlines gates!…read more This is a discovery area perfect for little explorers. They offer several interactive displays and interactive exhibits including a climbing gym! It's clean and fun for kids!!! It's also educational as well as entertaining!

Our 2.5 y/o loved this place! It was amazing compared to what we have where we're from (LA). In our…read morearea, the only children's museum (located in Pasadena, CA) is double the price of this place, way run down compared to this place, and not nearly as clean as this place. We went here a few weeks ago during our holiday visit to my sister's place. This place is enormous and you could literally spend hours here without your kids getting bored regardless of what they're into. My kid's fav was probably the ball area and the echoing room. I went in the tape slide thing with him to start and have a few warnings about that thing lol. The only way not to slide backwards walking up the enormous incline the tubes are on is to go barefoot and ... gross lol. If you have a little one like me, esp one who is overly cautious on this sort of stuff and won't do it alone, be aware that you'll both get run over in that thing by kids on their own running around. My son could barely get inside without getting knocked over. The slide itself is really steep and goes super fast, so I wouldn't have wanted him to go down it alone. Needless to say, we only climbed around in that tape thing once lol. The place is crazy clean for being a giant play structure. The bathrooms were clean, too. The temp outside that day was cold AF, and they kept in comfy inside so you weren't sweating to death in winter clothing running around. I don't know what I thought was the coolest as an adult because truly, this place has so much to offer. Probably the echo room was the most neat to me because it was super interactive AND required little parent participation haha. My mom is in a wheelchair and she was able to get around in there just fine and was able to be safe off to the side, but still get to see everything perfectly well, so I appreciated that aspect a lot.

This location has a shared parking lot but plenty of free parking. There is a small ticket desk…read moreand store with books available. The first exhibit is about the Tulsa massacre. The second exhibit is a chronological history which is pretty good. The 1920s exhibit is what turned me off about the museum. There are some limited exhibits upstairs which reflect on the house itself.

My boyfriend and I went yesterday during a day trip to Tulsa from Dallas. We were allowed in for…read morefree because we're students (!!) and the man at the front desk had a wealth of knowledge. The museum itself isn't large, but there is a wide array of information available here. There's a room dedicated to the Tulsa Race Massacre, another exhibit dedicated to Tulsa restaurants, a small gallery featuring some local art, and more. My favorite room featured lots of little knick-knacks, an informative digital reference option about the definition and history of lynching, as well as public health history. (Notably, this room also has a KKK member's cloak and hood; it has blood on its collar. Please tread carefully if this kind of exhibit is painful for you.) You could easily spend an hour or two here looking around and reading the vast array of history provided at this institution. The cost to attend for adults is $10 but, as aforementioned, it's free for students (even out-of-state students!). Take advantage of all the resources here at the historical society and spend a day here and at the nearby garden center. The Philbrook is also not far!

I had such an amazing time at the Philbrook Museum of Art! The entire place is absolutely…read morebeautiful. From the moment we walked in, we were impressed by how stunning everything was. The art was incredible, and the staff was so friendly and welcoming. One of my favorite parts was the Andy Warhol room was so fun and such a cool experience! The grounds were truly breathtaking. We went with our clinical group and had the best time walking around and taking so many pictures inside and outside. Every corner felt picture-perfect. The gift shop had so many cute and unique items, and we couldn't leave without stopping by the Wildflower Café. Their lemonade was amazing! Such a wonderful experience. I would definitely go back again if I'm ever in Tulsa.

I love that Philbrook is doing a local retrospective of Patrick Gordon. The newest exhibition is…read morebeautiful, quirky and fun. I thought I knew Gordon's works (mostly from his P.S. Gordon days). This exhibit shows his whole range from the 1980s to more current works (like Men in Ball Gowns). There's a dry sense of humor that runs throughout his works. Opening night was crowded so I definitely want to return. A portion of the gallery is remade to look like his studio and I believe he will be painting live there at times. Another world-class exhibition! (Sept - Jan 3, 2026)

Beautiful day for the 2023 Food Festival. Seems like there's about 75% food vendors and then a…read morenumber of craft exhibits. Plus there is live entertainment pretty much all day long. Parking is pretty easy and there is a fairly good amount of people. A great day to eat drink and be merry.

I'm not a painter by any means and I'm a terrible drawer but this place made it easy and fun. And…read morethe wine was a definite help I can't wait to go back and paint some more.

This was one of the pleasant surprises I found when I first moved to Tulsa and was looking for…read moresomething fun to do with my friends. I was a regular at the original location in Houston and I am so glad there is a location here. This is the perfect activity for a lovely evening with friends, family or on a date. This is how it works: go to their website and look at the calendar to pick the painting you want. Sign up online or by dropping by their location during office hours and let them know who you're going with so they can make sure you'll be seating together. Prices vary depending on the day you want to go (~$35-$45). I personally think this is super affordable (and SO worth it!) since they provide everything you need for the painting class, it lasts from 2 to 3 hours, plus the invaluable direction of the awesome artsy people guiding you throughout the class. It is NOT a problem if you don't have a creative bone in your body (like me!). You'll be impressed by the end-result. It is super fun to drink wine, munch on snacks, enjoy the music and company while painting, and you get to take your masterpiece at the end of the night (they make GREAT gifts!).

Tulsa is so lucky to have such a great Oktoberfest! The food and beer is fabulous. Best music too…read more And the wiener dog races on Sunday are the absolute best part.

This event is on the river but not the easiest location for parking and there isn't a large lot…read moreclose by so you can uber/lyft, ride your bike or chance finding street parking. We went on Sunday which has unlimited carnival rides for $30. You can purchase a stein when you first arrive to use for the rest of your day. There are lots of food vendors, 3 or 4 tents with spirits and then a bunch of larger tents for a variety of beer options, take a seat in the shade to eat or listen to music. There is a big vendor area as well. We went to the dachshund dash and parade which was fun. While there was quite a number of people, none of the lines were very long for food or beer so you could keep going to the next tent. It was a lot of fun to check out this event that started the Chicken Dance. Like any festival, you should expect to pay more than normal for food and drinks and all in good fun.

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.

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!

Tulsa Youth Symphony is a great organization that has promoted the development of young musicians…read morefor many years. The appreciation of music that is cultivated in all three of the groups is essential to our societal needs and personal character growth. The staff are well equipped and experienced in working with MS/HS musicians of any instrument. I was a member for 3 years and loved my time.

The Tulsa Youth Symphony gives your child an avenue to be challenged and grow. The three different…read moreorchestras are designed so there is a place for multiple skill levels and as they are instructed and get better the kids have the opportunity to move from one to another. The music is challenging and the kids all practice really hard! We have seen such an improvement in our son's skill since he got accepted to their beginner orchestra- we are excited about his future at the youth symphony and as a musician! Worth the $ and time invested. We're fortunate to have such a resource for the young musicians in Tulsa!