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Jul. 31, 10
Green Country Cowboys of Color Rodeo
Pavilion 1701 South Louisville Tulsa, OK 74112
Contact Infomation
Kevin Perry kperry@kvsp.com (405)425-4100
http://www.kjmm.com
Jul. 31, 10
R.K. Shows
Jul 31, 2010 - Aug 01, 2010
R.K. Shows has a reputation for bringing you the highest quality gun shows. Over 18 years of excellence in the making. R.K. Shows is continually increasing in size and quality. Don\'t miss out!
Expo Square Central Park Hall 4503 East 21st Street, Tulsa
Contact Information
R.K. Shows (563)927-8176
Jul. 31, 10
Wildbrew
Tickets $50 each
Must be 21 or older to attend
4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Exchange Center, Expo Square, Tulsa
Contact Information
Karen Kilbourne (918)336-7778 kkilbourne@ou.edu
http://www.wildbrew.org
Jul. 31, 10
Safari's Sanctuary Annual Turtle Race
Bring your own turtle or rent one of ours for a small donation.
1:00 PM
Safari's Sanctuary
26881 East 58th Street
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma 74014
For more information, please call 357-LOVE!
Jul. 31, 10
The Dawes Final Roll and Public Misconceptions
Gene Norris, certified genealogist, Cherokee National Historical Society Inc., will explain the purpose and history of the Dawes Act and Dawes Roll, and discuss various public misconceptions and their genealogical implications.
10 a.m to Noon
Hardesty Regional Library
8316 E 93rd St
Tulsa, OK
(918) 746-5222
Jul. 31, 10
Beyond the Census: Ancestry Library Edition
Join Liz Walker, Genealogy Center library associate, to discover other resources via Ancestry to help expand your family tree.
2-4 p.m.
Hardesty Regional Library
8316 E 93rd St, Tulsa
(918) 746-5222
Jul. 31, 10
Safari’s annual Turtle Race
Participation is free with paid admission. Children can bring their own turtles, or they can rent a turtle for $5. (All money given to Safari’s goes directly back to caring for the animals.) “Turtles can be found everywhere this time of year,” said Frank. “One really good place to find them is the creek at 71st and Oak Grove Road in Broken Arrow.”
Saturday, July 31 at 1 p.m.
Safari’s Interactive Animal Sanctuary
26881 E. 58th St.
Broken Arrow, OK 74014
(918) 357-LOVE (5683)
http://www.safarissanctuary.org
Jul. 31, 10
Free Open House
See the beginning of a world-class botanical garden just seven miles northwest of downtown Tulsa. Walk a 1 1/2 mile nature trail through an ancient forest and prairie and see the Oklahoma Centennial Botanical Garden\'s first landscaping project -- 300 trees and a walking path around our seven-acre lake. Hosts at the Visitor Center will show the Master Plan for 60 acres of gardens and answer your questions.