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Witness over 300 masterpieces, including instantly-recognizable classics such as “The Starry Night”, “Sunflowers” and “Café Terrace at Night”, now freed from their frames. Van Gogh’s art comes to life by appearing and disappearing, flowing across multiple surfaces, and heightening the senses with their immense detail. Beyond Van Gogh opens at the Oklahoma Museum of Pop Culture on November 18 for a limited time run. Recurring weekly on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Purchase your tickets today at BeyondVanGogh.com/city/tulsa/.
422 N. Main
Tulsa, OK 74103
Discover a new way to enjoy the works of Vincent van Gogh and immerse yourself in the artist's masterpieces at this 360-degree, digital show. Expect digital displays, sound effects, projection mapping and much more!
3364 E. 51st Street
Tulsa, OK 74135
Learn how to weave in the Navajo tradition at Shepherd's Cross in Claremore. This weekend class will teach participants weaving techniques, fiber arts history and practical technology. All materials are provided for retreat guests. Relax and enjoy a weekend on the farm while you learn a new skill during the Navajo Weaving Class. Hours: Thursday: 8:30 am - 3:30 pm, Friday: 8:30 am - 3:30 pm, Saturday: 8:30 am - 3:30 pm.
Shepherd's Cross
16792 E 450 Road
Claremore, OK 74017
Since 2007, the Tulsa Arts District has presented the community with rotating art displays as part of the monthly First Friday Art Crawl events. Every first Friday of the month, visitors can explore artwork inside galleries, studios and museums and catch a few live music performances or even an exciting fireworks display. As an added bonus, art crawlers can take advantage of free museum and gallery admission while shopping later than normal business hours would allow. Hit the district early for dinner, or stay a little later for a craft cocktail best enjoyed on an outdoor patio.
Various locations in the Tulsa Arts District
Downtown Tulsa
Tulsa, OK 74103
(918)-527-8170
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Here be Dragons: Mapping the Real and Imagined presents artworks from the Philbrook collection that span over three hundred years of history, and that build a sense of place, whether real or imagined. The exhibition, which features a range of interpretations of locations, moments, or even experiences, includes elaborate topographic views of seventeenth-century Europe alongside contemporary prints that explore abstract conceptions of land, including representations of memory and the contested nature of property and ownership. Whether depicting a bird’s-eye view of a landscape, the iconic architecture of a city, or the idea of place, the artworks in Here be Dragons provides a chance for visitors to step into landscapes and to consider not only the perspectives of the artists, but also perhaps their own relationship to the places they experience every day.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
tulsa, OK 74114
(918)-749-7941
www.philbrook.org/exhibitions/here-be-dragons-mapping-the-real-and-imagined
Join us as you begin planning your big day at the most enchanting wedding venue in town! Savor mouthwatering samples from our expert caterers and cake designers, consult with seasoned wedding planners, meet industry audio-visual and rental experts, and tour the Villa and Gardens with our Venue Rental team to learn more about how your dream can come to life. Free for members, free with general admission for adults and youths.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
Tulsa, OK 74114
Immerse yourself in the history, context, and art of films in this 6-week workshop so you can deepen your appreciation and enjoyment of filmmaking. In this workshop, centered on film noir, we will: - Watch groundbreaking films together - Discuss their notable qualities, and - Consider what critics and scholars have to say about this groundbreaking genre (and its subgenres) Expect a compelling watch list (with some B movie gems) and suggested readings from James Naremore, Imogen Sara Smith, and Paul Schrader. Featuring Instructor Josh Fadem Registration for this workshop will close at 5pm on Wednesday, January 24th.
OSU-Tulsa
700 North Greenwood avenue
Tulsa, Ok 74106
Center for Poets and Writers
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Kickstart your novel writing journey! Whether you're a seasoned writer or a beginner, this in-person workshop at OSU-Tulsa is the perfect opportunity to get inspired and craft your masterpiece. This workshop will focus on techniques for finding not only the beginning of a novel--of getting started--but for finding a way into a sustainable book-length work, specifically focusing on helpful and generative constraints, doing in-class work and looking at successful opening sentences. Featuring Instructor: Nathan Knapp Nathan Knapp's writing has appeared in 3:AM, The Times Literary Supplement, The Point, Music & Literature, The Rupture, and elsewhere. His debut novel, DAYBOOK, will be published in 2024 by Splice. Registration for this Workshop will close at 5pm on Wednesday, January 24, 2024.
OSU-Tulsa
700 North Greenwood avenue
Tulsa, Ok 74106
Center for Poets and Writers
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This concert features an adaptation of Georges Bizet’s fiery and controversial Carmen by Rodion Schedrin, where the opera is now transformed into ballet and features strings and percussion to convey this passionate work. The Tulsa Youth Symphony joins the Signature Symphony on the first part of the program featuring the zesty rhythms of Astor Piazzolla and Ralph Vaughan Williams’ Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis, a work that utilizes two string orchestras and a solo quartet to pay a mesmerizingly beautiful homage to English composer Thomas Tallis. Featuring Tulsa Youth Symphony.
TCC VanTrease Performing Arts Center for Education
10300 E. 81st Street, Tulsa, OK 74133
Tulsa, OK 74133
Deep Greenwood is a series of five free community discussions, exhibits and performances building off the history captured in Victor Luckerson’s "Built From the Fire" about Tulsa’s Greenwood district. This free event will be a discussion between Author of "Built From the Fire" Victor Luckerson and Greenwood photographer Don Thompson will discuss the personal and policy impacts of urban renewal, juxtaposing visuals from government sources (redlining and urban renewal maps) with Thompson’s on-the-ground photography of how Greenwood residents experienced those tumultuous years. The Lingering Legacies of Urban Renewal will cover chapters 16-20 of "Built From the Fire". About the Venue: The OSU-Tulsa Library is home to the Ruth Sigler Avery Collection, which consists of photographs, audio interviews, transcripts, and handwritten drafts about the race massacre produced by Ruth Sigler Avery for her proposed book: Fear, The Fifth Horseman: A Documentary-Anthology of the 1921 Tulsa Race Riot. Address: 700 N Greenwood Ave, Tulsa, OK 74106
OSU-Tulsa Auditorium
700 North Greenwood avenue
Tulsa, Ok 74106
Witness over 300 masterpieces, including instantly-recognizable classics such as “The Starry Night”, “Sunflowers” and “Café Terrace at Night”, now freed from their frames. Van Gogh’s art comes to life by appearing and disappearing, flowing across multiple surfaces, and heightening the senses with their immense detail. Beyond Van Gogh opens at the Oklahoma Museum of Pop Culture on November 18 for a limited time run. Recurring weekly on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Purchase your tickets today at BeyondVanGogh.com/city/tulsa/.
422 N. Main
Tulsa, OK 74103
Discover a new way to enjoy the works of Vincent van Gogh and immerse yourself in the artist's masterpieces at this 360-degree, digital show. Expect digital displays, sound effects, projection mapping and much more!
3364 E. 51st Street
Tulsa, OK 74135
Philbrook Ambassador Circle Members are invited to the exclusive opening celebration of Collidoscope: de la Torre Brothers Retro-Perspective. Complimentary valet, wine and hors d’oeuvres. RSVP to 918-748-5320 or eat3@eau3eav3eaw3.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74114
Since 2007, the Tulsa Arts District has presented the community with rotating art displays as part of the monthly First Friday Art Crawl events. Every first Friday of the month, visitors can explore artwork inside galleries, studios and museums and catch a few live music performances or even an exciting fireworks display. As an added bonus, art crawlers can take advantage of free museum and gallery admission while shopping later than normal business hours would allow. Hit the district early for dinner, or stay a little later for a craft cocktail best enjoyed on an outdoor patio.
Various Locations
Downtown Tulsa, Tulsa Arts District
Tulsa, OK 74103
(918)-527-8170
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Explore inside and underground historic office buildings. Enjoy the benefits of a small group with Tulsa’s top guides leading the way. We host underground tunnel tours on Fridays year-round. Join us for this Tulsa bucket list experience! !.5 miles; $25 per person.
Tulsa Tours Philcade Building
511 S. Boston Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74103
Step into the enchanting world of “Oliver Twist,” with a riveting theatrical adaptation that masterfully captures Charles Dickens’ timeless story of the little orphan boy born under mysterious circumstances. This gripping production weaves together drama, suspense, mystery, and intrigue to bring to life the struggles of goodness triumphing over suffering in Victorian England. This adaptation, skillfully crafted by playwright and director Kenneth Henderson, delves deep into the intricate layers of Dickens’ original narrative, delivering an emotionally charged experience that resonates with audiences of all ages. Performed by the talented students of the Classical Catholic Drama Club at the Broken Arrow Community Playhouse.
Broken Arrow Community Playhouse
1800 S. Main Street
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(918)-258-0077
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Immerse yourself in the history, context, and art of films in this 6-week workshop so you can deepen your appreciation and enjoyment of filmmaking. In this workshop, centered on film noir, we will: - Watch groundbreaking films together - Discuss their notable qualities, and - Consider what critics and scholars have to say about this groundbreaking genre (and its subgenres) Expect a compelling watch list (with some B movie gems) and suggested readings from James Naremore, Imogen Sara Smith, and Paul Schrader. Featuring Instructor Josh Fadem Registration for this workshop will close at 5pm on Wednesday, January 24th.
OSU-Tulsa
700 North Greenwood avenue
Tulsa, Ok 74106
Center for Poets and Writers
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Are you interested in entering the film industry workforce? This one-day workshop is for you! Learn the basics of how a film set is ran and skills + best practices for a job in production. This one-day workshop is geared for adults who are interested in beginning to work in the film industry. The class introduces students to the basics of how a professional film set is run and will give them a grasp of skills and best practices that will allow them to find work on motion picture shoots as a Production Assistant. Featuring Instructors : Dylan Brodie and Stephen Hanan Saturday, February 10, 2024 10-5pm at OSU-Tulsa Registration will close at 5pm on Thursday, February 8, 2024.
OSU-Tulsa
700 North Greenwood avenue
Tulsa, Ok 74106
Center for Poets and Writers
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On the second Saturday of each month, drop by the farm to watch or participate as we fellowship and work hand crafts and fiber arts. Bring a craft to work on or come for a "free help session" with fiber arts such as spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting, or felting. Shepherd’s Cross offers weaving and fiber arts classes year-round, on an individual or group basis. Shepherd’s Cross is an accredited Agritourism facility and a Made in Oklahoma Company that processes Animal Welfare Approved fiber (that is chemical free, hormone free, free range, all natural). Shepherd’s Cross hosts a mini wool mill, processing wool from their own sheep, raised on site. Heart of the Shepherd is the non-profit organization (501-C3) that operates at the farm and establishes wool mills in remote, impoverished areas around the world. Heart of the Shepherd teaches Biblical references to the harvest, the animals, farming, and gardening. Shepherd’s Cross and their unique Country Craft Shop is open Tuesday through Saturday 8:30 – 5:30, year-round (closed some holidays).
Diane Dickinson
(918)-342-5911
eat8@eau8eav8eaw8
Think you know the music of Bach? Well, think again! Soloists from the BSO are featured as the orchestra (big versions and smaller versions)performs music by Johann Sebastian, Carl Phillip Emmanuel, Johann Christian, Jan, and, yes, P.D.Q. And some with the added help of Leopold Stokowski! In the famous words of Arnold Schwarzenegger, “We’ll be Bach!”
300 SE Adams Boulevard
Bartlesville, OK 74003
Various locations
Tulsa, OK
Stars on stage presents Wizard of Oz Jr. Stars On Stage is a program using theater as a way to collaborate and mixed ability groups, acting as a bridge between children with special needs and others in their peer group to put on a fully stage theater production. We work to provide an environment that enable students with developmental disabilities and Student Piers to work together to develop trust. In friendships together we create a community brought together via the arts to foster culture of acceptance. The last lifetime. Come see the Wizard of Oz on stage!
Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center
701 S. Main Street-
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
110 E. 2nd
Tulsa, OK 74103
Bartlesville Community Center
300 SE Adams Boulevard
Bartlesville, OK 740003
(918)-336-2787
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Come on out for a Fun Art Class at Freckled Finch in downtown Claremore! Our last one sold out so don't delay! Get your tickets today! Freckled Finch will provide hors d'oeuvres and coffee. You can bring your own drinks! No experience necessary; fun guaranteed! Join us to paint this artwork with us step-by-step!
Freckled Finch
321 W. Will Rogers Boulevard
Claremore, OK 74017
(918)-923-7099
OSU-Tulsa Community Youth Explosion Celebrate Black History Month with song, dance and spoken word performances from local Tulsa schools! There will be a food truck, vendors to shop from and more. Admission is free and open to the public. Feb. 28 at 6 p.m. OSU-Tulsa Auditorium Questions? Contact Alnetta Morris, OSU-Tulsa Community Engagement Coordinator eat13@eau13eav13eaw13
OSU-Tulsa Auditorium
700 North Greenwood avenue
Tulsa, Ok 74106
Alnetta Morris
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SISTER ACT, A DIVINE MUSICAL COMEDY OPENS RUN FEBRUARY 29TH AT TULSA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Tulsa Community College Theatre and Music Departments will present Sister Act, A Divine Musical Comedy in the PACE Studio Theatre February 29-March 2nd at 8pm and March 3rd at 2pm on the campus of Tulsa Community College Southeast. Sister Act, A Dive Musical Comedy is written by Sheri and Bill Steinkellner and Douglas Carter Beane. Music by Alan Menken and Lyrics by Glenn Slater the musical is based off the 1992 starring Whoopi Goldberg abs tell the story of disco club singer in the late 1970’s, Deloris Van Cartier played by Mikaela Scott is placed in protective custody in a dying convent, her unique brand of funk comes face-to-face with the traditions of the church and the strict order is in for a change," reads a Sister Act press release. "Masquerading as a nun named Mary Clarence, this sister's act will have you laughing and singing in the aisles." Nominated for five Tony Awards, including Best Musical. The musical is being produced by special arrangement by Music Theatre International. Joining Scott in the cast are Valentine Tarpley as Mother Superior, Brayden Marchant as Curtis, the mobster, Von Love as cop Eddie, Ashtyn Marshall as Sister Mary Patrick, Amanda Yarberry as Sister Mary Robert, Samantha Kennedy as Sister Mary Lazarus, Jenna Soltis as Sister Mary Theresa, Jillian Mohn as Sister Mary of Tours and guest artist, Mark LeHoullier as the Monsignor O’Hara. Playing the Pope is guest artist surprise. Also appearing in the ensemble playing numerous roles are Ana Nunez playing a dual role of Sister Mary Peer and Pablo, Canyon Garner as TJ, Touna Vue as Ernie, Adam Morgan as Joey, Aaliyah Morris as Tina, Sydney Greena as Michelle, Conner Griffin and Dominic Diamond as police officers. Playing other nuns are Moriah Jestus as Sister Mary Smiles, Natalie Curtis as Sister Mary Frolic, Nicole Brookman as Sister Mary Wary, Becky Hankins as Sister Mary Graceless and Sydney Greeno as Sister Mary Tattle. Sister Act features choreography by Jennifer Andrasko. The design team includes Aaron Kennedy (Set Design), Stephanie Stone (Production Stage Manager and Lighting Design), Emily Westerfield (Costume Design), Ally Hardsaw (Sound Designer) and Madison Bejamin (Make-up and hair design). Moriah Jestus (Properties) and Randal Pike (Set Construction) Ryan Johnson is the (Assistant Stage Manager) and Jo Jocie Fechter is the (Assistant Costumer) Mark Frank is the Artistic Director and Lara Cowan is the Music Director and conductor. Angeline LeLeux-Bajzek served as the rehearsal accompanist. Tickets to Sister Act, A Divine Musical Comedy at can be purchased at the door or by calling 918.595.7777 or by going to www.tulsacc.edu/PACE February 29th will be our ASL interpreter performance.
VanTrease PACE
Tulsa Community College Southeast Campus 10300 East 81st Street
Tulsa, Ok 74133
Jess Gray
(918)-595-7777
eat15@eau15eav15eaw15
Various locations Downtown Arts District
Tulsa, OK 74103
(918)-527-8170
eat0@eau0eav0eaw0
SISTER ACT, A DIVINE MUSICAL COMEDY OPENS RUN FEBRUARY 29TH AT TULSA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Tulsa Community College Theatre and Music Departments will present Sister Act, A Divine Musical Comedy in the PACE Studio Theatre February 29-March 2nd at 8pm and March 3rd at 2pm on the campus of Tulsa Community College Southeast. Sister Act, A Dive Musical Comedy is written by Sheri and Bill Steinkellner and Douglas Carter Beane. Music by Alan Menken and Lyrics by Glenn Slater the musical is based off the 1992 starring Whoopi Goldberg abs tell the story of disco club singer in the late 1970’s, Deloris Van Cartier played by Mikaela Scott is placed in protective custody in a dying convent, her unique brand of funk comes face-to-face with the traditions of the church and the strict order is in for a change," reads a Sister Act press release. "Masquerading as a nun named Mary Clarence, this sister's act will have you laughing and singing in the aisles." Nominated for five Tony Awards, including Best Musical. The musical is being produced by special arrangement by Music Theatre International. Joining Scott in the cast are Valentine Tarpley as Mother Superior, Brayden Marchant as Curtis, the mobster, Von Love as cop Eddie, Ashtyn Marshall as Sister Mary Patrick, Amanda Yarberry as Sister Mary Robert, Samantha Kennedy as Sister Mary Lazarus, Jenna Soltis as Sister Mary Theresa, Jillian Mohn as Sister Mary of Tours and guest artist, Mark LeHoullier as the Monsignor O’Hara. Playing the Pope is guest artist surprise. Also appearing in the ensemble playing numerous roles are Ana Nunez playing a dual role of Sister Mary Peer and Pablo, Canyon Garner as TJ, Touna Vue as Ernie, Adam Morgan as Joey, Aaliyah Morris as Tina, Sydney Greena as Michelle, Conner Griffin and Dominic Diamond as police officers. Playing other nuns are Moriah Jestus as Sister Mary Smiles, Natalie Curtis as Sister Mary Frolic, Nicole Brookman as Sister Mary Wary, Becky Hankins as Sister Mary Graceless and Sydney Greeno as Sister Mary Tattle. Sister Act features choreography by Jennifer Andrasko. The design team includes Aaron Kennedy (Set Design), Stephanie Stone (Production Stage Manager and Lighting Design), Emily Westerfield (Costume Design), Ally Hardsaw (Sound Designer) and Madison Bejamin (Make-up and hair design). Moriah Jestus (Properties) and Randal Pike (Set Construction) Ryan Johnson is the (Assistant Stage Manager) and Jo Jocie Fechter is the (Assistant Costumer) Mark Frank is the Artistic Director and Lara Cowan is the Music Director and conductor. Angeline LeLeux-Bajzek served as the rehearsal accompanist. Tickets to Sister Act, A Divine Musical Comedy at can be purchased at the door or by calling 918.595.7777 or by going to www.tulsacc.edu/PACE February 29th will be our ASL interpreter performance.
VanTrease PACE
Tulsa Community College Southeast Campus 10300 East 81st Street
Tulsa, Ok 74133
Jess Gray
(918)-595-7777
eat15@eau15eav15eaw15
Discover a new way to enjoy the works of Vincent van Gogh and immerse yourself in the artist's masterpieces at this 360-degree, digital show. Expect digital displays, sound effects, projection mapping and much more!
3364 E. 51st Street
Tulsa, OK 74135
With 40+ artists in attendance, Different Strokes offers the best in unusual, off beat artwork ranging from fiber arts, photography, traditional art, and more. Our artists specialize in macabre, alternative, and atypical styles sure to astound, impress, and draw you in. You’ll find unique pieces for your home, accessories to complement your remarkable style, and so much more. This one-day art market houses the best of Oklahoma artists and artisans in one space, and you’re sure to find something that speaks your individual language. Join us for the second annual Different Strokes Art Market on Saturday, March 2nd, 2024! Entry is $3 per person over age 13, free for children.
Glenpool Conference Center
12205 S. Yukon Avenue, Glenpool, OK
Glenpool, OK 74033
(918)-322-5409
www.allevents.in/glenpool/different-strokes-art-market/200025581011137
Join the annual 5CTM Student Art Show featuring artwork from native students 7th-12th grade. Visitors will have a chance to see and purchase a diverse collection of native art including paintings, graphics, basket weaving, bead work, sculpture, pottery, and cultural craft work. All participating students must have a tribal membership with one of the five civilized tribes (Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Muscogee Creek, and Seminole Nations).
Five Civilized Tribes Museum
1101 Honor Heights Drive
Muskogee, OK 74401
Margarita Fridays! Fridays are margarita nights with Elote at Philbrook! Tacos, margaritas, and art every Friday night from 5:00p.m. – 9:00p.m. Open indoor and outdoor seating available – or, bring a blanket and picnic in the Gardens!
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74114
The Rubber Chicken Factory Improv Troupe Returns March 4th at TCC TCC Theatre presents, The Rubber Chicken Factory Improvisational Comedy Show, Monday, March 4 at 7pm at Tulsa Community College Southeast Campus PACE Studio Theatre at 7pm. The event is free to the public. Seating is limited. The Rubber Chicken Factory has been entertaining audiences since 1995. The Improvisational Comedy Troupe performs live audience participation improvisational "on the spot" comedy which consists of short form improv games with suggestions from the audience. RCF troupe members are Jenna Soltis, Jill Mohn, Tommy Woodburn, Trey Beate, Brayden Marchant, Canyon Garner, Derek Poore, and Ana Nunez. The stage manager is Noah Stiles. This show may contain adult language and themes. For more information about our show, contact the troupe director and founder, eat19@eau19eav19eaw19
VanTrease PACE
Tulsa Community College Southeast Campus 10300 East 81st Street
Tulsa, Ok 74133
Jess Gray
(918)-595-7777
eat15@eau15eav15eaw15
On the second Saturday of each month, drop by the farm to watch or participate as we fellowship and work hand crafts and fiber arts. Bring a craft to work on or come for a "free help session" with fiber arts such as spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting, or felting. Shepherd’s Cross offers weaving and fiber arts classes year-round, on an individual or group basis. Shepherd’s Cross is an accredited Agritourism facility and a Made in Oklahoma Company that processes Animal Welfare Approved fiber (that is chemical free, hormone free, free range, all natural). Shepherd’s Cross hosts a mini wool mill, processing wool from their own sheep, raised on site. Heart of the Shepherd is the non-profit organization (501-C3) that operates at the farm and establishes wool mills in remote, impoverished areas around the world. Heart of the Shepherd teaches Biblical references to the harvest, the animals, farming, and gardening. Shepherd’s Cross and their unique Country Craft Shop is open Tuesday through Saturday 8:30 – 5:30, year-round (closed some holidays).
Diane Dickinson
(918)-342-5911
eat8@eau8eav8eaw8
Grove Middle School auditorium and featuring some of the best pickers and fiddlers from across the state and beyond.
Grove Middle School Auditorium
517 W. Grove Street
Grove, OK 74377
Join Stillwater based artist Andy Mattern for a conversation with Philbrook CEO / President Scott Stulen about his unique photographic practice, influences, and his current exhibition, Some Recent Apparitions, at the OSU Museum of Art.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74114
Get tickets to see the talented Horszowski Trio this April at a concert presented by Chamber Music Tulsa. The trio, comprised of violinist Jesse Mills, cellist Ole Akahoshi and pianist Rieko Aizawa, is known for compelling performances featuring a wide variety of chamber music. Enjoy a concert with wine and hors d'oeuvres at 101 Archer featuring the music of composers Smetana and Chen Yi.
101 Archer, 101 E Archer Street
Tulsa, OK 74103
In this class we will paint in acrylics a cute Gnome for St Patrick's day, all supplies and snacks will be provided feel free to bring your beverage of choice. Class fee $35
Wagoner Arts Alliance
130 S. Main
Wagoner, OK 74467
www.allevents.in/wagoner/cork-and-canvas-let-it-be-gnome-instructor-dona-jo/200025920378501
From its movie theaters to its symphony halls to its concert venues, American music is as diverse as the nation. Surrounding a performance featuring the winner of this season’s Young Artists Competition will be a variety of engaging American music, both new and familiar.
300 SE Adams Boulevard, Bartlesville, OK 74003
Bartlesville, OK 74003
All ages are invited to experience the magic of 16th-century Scotland at this Vinita festival.
Park Hills Motel & RV Park
438415 E Hwy 60
Vinita, OK 74301
Every year during Spring Break, the team at the Will Rogers Memorial Museum plans a week of activities for the kids to learn about Will Rogers, Oklahoma history and have tons of fun! All children under 17 are admitted FREE during Spring Break. Registration for the activities is not needed, just come join the fun! There is even a talent show; registration is online
Will Rogers Memorial Museum
1720 W. Will Rogers Boulevard
Claremore, OK 74017
Unleash your creativity to craft unique expressive adornments with teaching artist Katy Bruce. Discover endless possibilities of combining various materials and techniques to create wearable masterpieces that reflect your personal style.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
tulsa, OK 74114
In this exciting camp, campers will explore both historic furniture from the original home and the zany furniture creations of our special exhibition artists the De la Torre brothers. Through playful spatial building activities led by multimedia artist Jamie Pierson, campers will envision and design their unique pieces that blend form and function. We will culminate the week by constructing miniature prototypes that bring budding designers’ imaginative ideas to life in kid-designed furniture wonders.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
tulsa, OK 74114
Young campers will join teaching artist Katy Bruce in our 3-D mixed-media collage camp and embark on a creative journey inspired by the special exhibition, Collidoscope: De La Torre Brothers Retro-Perspective. Diving into their world of multi-dimensional art, campers will explore the innovative techniques and visionary artistic expressions that define the brothers’ work.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
tulsa, OK 74114
Campers will immerse themselves in the captivating world of the De la Torre brothers unique, culture-blending aesthetic. Teaching artist Amber Marie Deen will guide campers through the process of connecting to art, culture and mindfulness while exploring the beauty and universality of patterns – in nature, art, and across cultures. Campers will dive into a world full of patterns, where creativity and imagination create mesmerizing works of art.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
tulsa, OK 74114
Experience loads of laughs and and tons of fun while fostering imagination and self-expression. The dynamic art of improv is built on support and trust, which breeds spontaneity and creativity. Teaching artist Bailey Huerta-Shaw will use theatre-based games to teach kids to work together, all while having a blast in this week-long camp.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
tulsa, OK 74114
Come on out for a Fun Art Class for a Cause! This is a Fun$Raiser to benefit Light of Hope* in Claremore! Light of Hope is Claremore's 2023 Best Non Profit. Their goal is to "Helping People See the Hope" by offering Substance Mis-Use Recovery Support & Prevention Education. Light of Hope will receive 40% of the overall ticket sales! Please join us and invite your friends! Food and beverage provided by LOH! Join us! No experience necessary; fun guaranteed! Join us to paint this artwork with us step-by-step! Fun$Raiser Ticket - $40 Tickets include: --Painting materials: Canvas paints apron and embellishment choices depending on the subject matter --Art instructor in a small group setting giving individual attention --Memories are included for free! --Class-sizes are kept small to ensure fun by all! So make sure you register early and quick! --Food and refreshments --Pre-registration required: If you like this painting REGISTER NOW. To give us time to buy supplies and our venue partner plan for staffing please register at least 24 hours in advance. *Light of Hope (LOH) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit ministry assisting individuals and families facing the struggle of substance misuse/addiction & providing drug prevention education to our schools & communities. LOH provides guidance in resource assistance, encouragement support groups, grief support groups, life building classes, monthly speaker panels, and community drug prevention education. In a partnership with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), LOH provides schools with student assembly & group presentations, as well as parents, teachers, & staff continuing education. Knowledge is power, and support is strength. Together, we are helping people see the hope. LOH services include our two main focuses. Recovery support & Prevention education.
Tammy Hornek
(918)-409-0448
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About The Demand Project:Restoration is a crucial department at The Demand Project, where we dedicate ourselves to working with children who have endured the weight of hopelessness for far too long. This event provides us with an incredible opportunity to instill hope in their hearts and minds, offering them a chance to dream - perhaps for the first time in their young lives. Event Highlights: Date: March 23, 2024Time: 5 pm - 10 pmVenue: River Spirit Ballroom Prepare yourself for a night filled with memorable moments, inspiration, and the joy of making a difference. Our esteemed EMCEE, the renowned Lori Fullbright, will guide us through an evening that promises to be unforgettable. Activities & Entertainment: Plated DinnerCaptivating EntertainmentSilent AuctionLive AuctionDancing
River Spirit Ballroom
8330 Riverside Pkwy
TulsA, OK 74137-1200
Jamie Miller
(702)-574-7502
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You won't believe your eyes and ears: Trent Smith is the real deal! Performing all the best material from Elvis' 50s catalog! Trent's star is rising, catch him in Tulsa while you can, his act is taking to the road soon and perhaps even a trip to Europe in the near future... $15 GA/$25 Reserved Seating. Prices increase $5 day-of-show. If entire table is not purchased, remaining seats will be available to other parties. Contact organizer for special seating requests.Read less
The Shrine
112 E 18th St
Tulsa, Ok 74119
Wayman McAllister
(405)-439-8957
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6-week workshop | Begins Monday, March 25, 2024 | 7-9pm Learn more and register at https://bit.ly/42MH0tN Led by a working film composer, "Demystifying Film Music" provides aspiring filmmakers and film enthusiasts a detailed demonstration of the often overlooked, but important process of working with composers to successfully score a film. Through audio and video examples of popular scores and films, students will be exposed to the technical and artistic considerations inherent to successfully setting music to film. - This is a conversational workshop, where students will be encouraged to provide insight to the examples presented and other common scoring scenarios. - Students will also bring their own examples of exemplary scoring and we'll deconstruct why they resonate. - Also featured is a mock spotting session, where an unfinished scene will be presented with dialog but without music. - Students will decide which moments require music and what that music should be. Students will leave better equipped to score their own films by working effectively with composers. Registration for this workshop will close at 5pm on Friday March 22, 2024.
This 6-week workshop will be held from 7-9pm on the following Tuesdays: 3/26,4/2, 4/9, 4/16, 4/23, & 4/30 at OSU-Tulsa. Learn more and register at https://bit.ly/3T3seLW Speculative fiction is a vast, fluid, and ever-evolving genre. If you enjoy reading science-fiction, fantasy, horror, magical realism, or fairy tales, then this workshop is for you! During this workshop, we will read Kelly Link, Ken Liu, Carmen Maria Machado, Ling Ma, and other contemporary speculative fiction writers. Attendees will draft, workshop, and leave the class with one speculative short story (10-15 pages). Registration Deadline: Friday, March 22nd by 5 pm
This 6-week workshop will be held on the following Wednesdays: 3/27, 4/3, 4/10, 4/17, 4/24, and 5/1/2024 from 7-9pm at OSU-Tulsa. Everyone has a story to tell, and everyone has access to a camera. This online workshop will introduce the process of learning to tell a story with limited tools to preserve, inspire or share our stories with one another.
6-week workshop | Begins Monday, March 25, 2024 | 7-9pm Learn more and register at https://bit.ly/42MH0tN Led by a working film composer, "Demystifying Film Music" provides aspiring filmmakers and film enthusiasts a detailed demonstration of the often overlooked, but important process of working with composers to successfully score a film. Through audio and video examples of popular scores and films, students will be exposed to the technical and artistic considerations inherent to successfully setting music to film. - This is a conversational workshop, where students will be encouraged to provide insight to the examples presented and other common scoring scenarios. - Students will also bring their own examples of exemplary scoring and we'll deconstruct why they resonate. - Also featured is a mock spotting session, where an unfinished scene will be presented with dialog but without music. - Students will decide which moments require music and what that music should be. Students will leave better equipped to score their own films by working effectively with composers. Registration for this workshop will close at 5pm on Friday March 22, 2024.
Discover a new way to enjoy the works of Vincent van Gogh and immerse yourself in the artist's masterpieces at this 360-degree, digital show. Expect digital displays, sound effects, projection mapping and much more!
3364 E. 51st Street
Tulsa, OK 74135
This 6-week workshop will be held from 7-9pm on the following Tuesdays: 3/26,4/2, 4/9, 4/16, 4/23, & 4/30 at OSU-Tulsa. Learn more and register at https://bit.ly/3T3seLW Speculative fiction is a vast, fluid, and ever-evolving genre. If you enjoy reading science-fiction, fantasy, horror, magical realism, or fairy tales, then this workshop is for you! During this workshop, we will read Kelly Link, Ken Liu, Carmen Maria Machado, Ling Ma, and other contemporary speculative fiction writers. Attendees will draft, workshop, and leave the class with one speculative short story (10-15 pages). Registration Deadline: Friday, March 22nd by 5 pm
This 6-week workshop will be held on the following Wednesdays: 3/27, 4/3, 4/10, 4/17, 4/24, and 5/1/2024 from 7-9pm at OSU-Tulsa. Everyone has a story to tell, and everyone has access to a camera. This online workshop will introduce the process of learning to tell a story with limited tools to preserve, inspire or share our stories with one another.
Since 2007, the Tulsa Arts District has presented the community with rotating art displays as part of the monthly First Friday Art Crawl events. Every first Friday of the month, visitors can explore artwork inside galleries, studios and museums and catch a few live music performances or even an exciting fireworks display. As an added bonus, art crawlers can take advantage of free museum and gallery admission while shopping later than normal business hours would allow. Hit the district early for dinner, or stay a little later for a craft cocktail best enjoyed on an outdoor patio.
Various locations Downtown Tulsa
Tulsa Arts District
Tulsa, OK 74103
(918)-527-8170
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During the event, the Philbrook will be filled with floral structures crafted by local designers inspired by the museum's art and architecture.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S Rockford Road
Tulsa, OK 74114
The annual Trail of Tears Art Show, hosted on the grounds of Cherokee Springs Plaza in Tahlequah, presents authentic Native American art in one of Oklahoma's oldest art shows. Open to artists from all federally recognized Native American tribes, the Trail of Tears Art Show displays a wide range of creativity and artistic style. This diverse art show attracts artists, art dealers and visitors from across the nation. One of the most prestigious multi-tribal art shows in the country, the Trail of Tears Art Show began as a means of cultivating the art form of painting as a way of expressing Native American heritage within the Cherokee Nation. Peruse this year's Trail of Tears Art Show and view categories that historically have included basketry, pottery, graphics, sculpture, miniatures and the annual "Trail of Tears" theme.
Cherokee Springs Plaza
3377 Cherokee Springs Plaza
Tahlequah, OK 74464
Dine al fresco in support of the Philbrook Gardens! Donations of $500 or $1,000 provide annual support to our beautiful Gardens and include 2 seats at the brunch, as well as 2 complimentary tickets to Art in Bloom with option for early, behind-the-scenes access with florists beginning at 8:30 am, followed by pre-brunch mimosas at 9:15 am. After brunch, guests are invited to join Philbrook Horticulturists for a tour of the Gardens. Friends of the Garden patrons at the $1,000 level also receive a private, at-home consultation with a Philbrook Horticulturist, plus additional invitations throughout the year.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S Rockford Road
Tulsa, OK 74114
(918)-748-5300
www.philbrook.org/calendar/friends-of-the-garden-brunch-2024-04-06
The annual Trail of Tears Art Show, hosted on the grounds of Cherokee Springs Plaza in Tahlequah, presents authentic Native American art in one of Oklahoma's oldest art shows. Open to artists from all federally recognized Native American tribes, the Trail of Tears Art Show displays a wide range of creativity and artistic style. This diverse art show attracts artists, art dealers and visitors from across the nation. One of the most prestigious multi-tribal art shows in the country, the Trail of Tears Art Show began as a means of cultivating the art form of painting as a way of expressing Native American heritage within the Cherokee Nation. Peruse this year's Trail of Tears Art Show and view categories that historically have included basketry, pottery, graphics, sculpture, miniatures and the annual "Trail of Tears" theme.
Cherokee Springs Plaza
3377 Cherokee Springs Plaza
Tahlequah, OK 74464
"Art Under the Oaks" celebrates culture and traditions through fine and cultural art. Artists exhibit paintings, sculptures, baskets, pottery, beadwork, textiles, and other cultural related crafts. Visitors have a chance to purchase some of the artwork entered.
Five Civilized Tribes Museum
1101 Honor Heights Drive
Muskogee, OK 74401
(918)-683-1701
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For an entertaining and rewarding cinematic experience, join the audience in Tulsa for the Oklahoma Jewish Film Festival, held at the iconic Circle Cinema. This festival is a collaboration between Circle Cinema, the Jewish Federation of Tulsa and the Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art. Throughout this five-day event, guests can view several films from all over the world that explore common themes of Jewish identity and culture in a variety of genres. Watch compelling stories unfold on screen that invite discussion about difficult topics, promote cultural understanding and strive to bring together people of all religions and cultures. Comedy, drama, documentary, and narrative cinema will all be represented at this exciting film event.
Circle Cinema
10 S Lewis Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74104
Do you believe in love after love? You will after the Cher Show at the Bartlesville Community Center. This jukebox musical follows the life and career of Cher through her decades of stardom. Enjoy smash hits like "If I Could Turn Back Time," "I Got You Babe" and "Believe."
Bartlesville Community Center
300 SE Adams Blvd
Bartlesville, OK 74003
(918)-336-2787
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Experience living history at its best at the Spring Traders Encampment with approximately 125 tents and teepees set up for this annual Western heritage event formerly known as the Spring Mountain Man Encampment. Spend the weekend at Woolaroc in Bartlesville and join participants from all over the United States as they recreate the rugged pioneer life of the men and women who trapped and traded in 1840s-era Indian Territory. Step back in time at the Spring Traders Encampment and observe their lifestyle, learn about their backgrounds and interests, watch their craft demonstrations, and check out their wares. The public is invited to browse through the encampment while enjoying food and living history demonstrations.
Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve
1925 Woolaroc Ranch Road
Bartlesville, OK 74003
Tickets on sale Now! Call our Box Office 918-258-0077 to purchase tickets or Buy Online www.bacptheatre.com Adults $22, Child/Student/Senior/Military $20 *Groups of 10+ Save $2 per Ticket!* The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse is proud to present Grace & Glorie for two weekends in April. Performance dates will be April 12, 2024– April 21, 2024, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 PM, Sundays at 2:00 PM at the Playhouse located at 1800 S. Main Street in Broken Arrow. This production contains some adult language. Grace Stiles, 90-years-old and dying of cancer, has left her hospital bed and has returned to her beloved cottage in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. It is here that she wants to live out the rest of her days – not in a cold, unfeeling hospital. It all seems like a straightforward final wish – until Gloria Whitmore shows up. Gloria is a Harvard MBA recently transplanted to this rural backwater from New York and is a volunteer from hospice who has been sent to the rustic cabin to take care of Grace during her waning time. Although Grace is 90, she is a formidable barrier to Gloria’s good intentions. The BACP is pleased to welcome back award-winning director Martha Cherbini for this show. Martha has directed several shows at the BACP over the years - perhaps most notably "Gin Game," which she and her cast took to state, national and international theatre contests. Grace and Glorie will be brought to life onstage by Brenda Rowan and Kristin Blue Fisher. For more information and to purchase tickets for Grace & Glorie, please call the BACP at 918-258-0077. Tickets may also be purchased online by visiting https://www.bacptheatre.com/tickets Grace & Glorie is presented by special arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.www.concordtheatricals.com. This production is made possible in part by grants from the Oklahoma Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse is a member of the Oklahoma Community Theatre Association and the American Association of Community Theatre.
Broken Arrow Community Playhouse
1800 S. Main St.
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Sherry Hacker
(918)-258-0077
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On the second Saturday of each month, drop by the farm to watch or participate as we fellowship and work hand crafts and fiber arts. Bring a craft to work on or come for a "free help session" with fiber arts such as spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting, or felting. Shepherd’s Cross offers weaving and fiber arts classes year-round, on an individual or group basis. Shepherd’s Cross is an accredited Agritourism facility and a Made in Oklahoma Company that processes Animal Welfare Approved fiber (that is chemical free, hormone free, free range, all natural). Shepherd’s Cross hosts a mini wool mill, processing wool from their own sheep, raised on site. Heart of the Shepherd is the non-profit organization (501-C3) that operates at the farm and establishes wool mills in remote, impoverished areas around the world. Heart of the Shepherd teaches Biblical references to the harvest, the animals, farming, and gardening. Shepherd’s Cross and their unique Country Craft Shop is open Tuesday through Saturday 8:30 – 5:30, year-round (closed some holidays).
Diane Dickinson
(918)-342-5911
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Mozart’s Requiem is one of his most beloved and frequently performed works. Its timeless beauty and profound emotional impact have solidified its status as a masterpiece of choral music, cementing Mozart's legacy as one of the greatest composers in history. James Bagwell, guest conductor Zach Malavolti, chorus director Amy Justman, soprano Teresa Buchholz, mezzo-soprano Omar Najmi, tenor Andrew Richardson, baritone Tulsa Chorale, chorus Elgar – Serenade for Strings Vaughan Williams – Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis Mozart – Requiem in D minor, K.626
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
110 East 2nd Street
Tulsa, OK 74103
Take a fun and educational walking tour through downtown Tulsa and other historical local sites during Second Saturday Architecture Tours, hosted by the Tulsa Foundation for Architecture. These monthly walking tours will give you an insightful look into the exciting architecture and prestigious collections that you may pass by every day. Sites include Tulsa's various Art Deco buildings, The Church Studio, the Blue Dome District, America's Crossroads in Sapulpa and much more. During this tour, you'll discover the South Boston District, focusing on the southern section of Boston Avenue and its lively atmosphere full of art and entertainment.
Various Locations
Tulsa, OK 74103
(918)-583-5550
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OWASSO COMMUNITY THEATRE PRESENTS AUDITIONS FOR THE ADVENTURES OF PRINCESS ATLANTIS BY MARK FRANK Follow the adventures of young Atlantis Sinclair as she discovers she's a lost princess of a faraway land, and is whisked away with her friends to Deep Earth to save the Enchanted Lands from the evil Spider King and Queen Lake. A new, fresh children's story filled with a magical adventure that speaks about friendships, believing in yourself, and the importance of a child having a loving forever family through foster care and adoption. Casting 30-40 children ages 8-16. Contact Mark Frank, production director for a perusal script at eat45@eau45eav45eaw45. Rehearsals will be Monday-Thursdays from 6pm-8:30pm and performances will be May 30-31, June 1st at 7pm and June 2nd at 2pm at Lucile Ellington Morrow Elementary. For more information please contact OCT Board Member Jody Marler at 918-834-7615 or eat46@eau46eav46eaw46 Visit us on FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/OwassoCommunityTheaterCompany
Owasso Community Theatre
209 East 5th Ave
Owasso, OK 74055
Jody Marler
(918)-834-7615
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Head to the Philbrook Museum in Tulsa this spring for a wine enthusiast event so huge it takes a year to recover. The Philbrook Wine Experience weekend brings internationally renowned vintners, more than 20 regional restaurants and an impressive auction together under one roof to create one of the top ten wine events in the nation. Meet winemakers, enjoy wine and stroll to private homes in the Philbrook neighborhood during the Wine Walk on Thursday. On Friday and Saturday, attend a variety of seminars designed to deepen your knowledge of wine as top winemakers lend their insight into the art and science of creating the world’s best wines. Enjoy tasting the fruits of their labor as more than 50 renowned vintners and regional restaurants team up to create unparalled high-energy happy hour experiences. Come back Saturday for a lively cocktail hour, followed by a world-class dining experience. After this very special dinner, stick around for a no-holds barred, high-end auction, with all proceeds benefiting the museum.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S Rockford Road
Tulsa, OK 74114
Tulsa Community College Theatre presents original play, After Olive April 25-28 Tulsa Community College Theatre will present an original play, After Olive written by Bee Johnson April 25-27th at 8pm and April 28th at 2pm in the PACE Studio Theatre on the TCC Southeast Campus. Bee Johnson is currently a film student at Columbia University in Chicago. She attended TCC from 2020-2022 and wrote After Olive as a screen play in Scriptwriting class. TCC chose the original script for its 2023-2024 theatre season and adapted it into a stage play. The story is about a young woman, Olive played by Valentine Tarpley who dying of a mysterious disease decides to spend her last week and a half in the company of her friend, the captain, played by Brayden Marchant and finally leave the island that she has lived on her whole life to explore the mainland in the brief time she has left. Also appearing in the play is Ana Nunez, Jillian Mohn, Allie Newton, Emily Bruegger, Brenen Hankins, Gavin Boudreaux, and Aspen Marshall. The production stage manager is Jenna Soltis and the assistant stage manager is Canyon Garner. The play is student designed with Jenna Soltis designing sound, Alex Ryals designing lights, Moriah Jestus designing set and properties and Melanie Torres Cordero designing costumes. Mark Frank is directing the play with Aaron Kennedy and Emily Westerfield serving as faculty advisors. Randall Pike is the technical director with Aaron Kennedy designing projections. The play is an associate entry for the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival, Region VI.
Tulsa Community College PACE Studio Theatre
Tulsa Community College Southeast Campus 10300 East 81st Street
Tulsa, OK 74133
Mark Frank
(918)-595-7777
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Bring the family to Tahlequah and enjoy the Red Fern Festival, a fun, old-fashioned fun event featuring hound dog field trials, 1930s era children's games, a car show and more. Held annually the last weekend of April, the Red Fern Festival was inspired by the renowned novel, "Where the Red Fern Grows" by native author Wilson Rawls. The festival evokes the novel's story of simple childhood joys with a wide array of old-fashioned events perfect for the whole family. One of Tahlequah's premier events, the Red Fern Festival features unique and rustic vendors, delicious local food, live music, and plenty of children's activities. Come to this award-winning event and transport yourself back to the 1930s while also touring locations from the novel.
Downtown Tahlequah
118 E Shawnee Street
Tahlequah, OK 74464
(918)-931-1699
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Get ready for a full day of music and carnival-style fun during the historic Church Studio's Carney Fest in Tulsa this April. Inspired by Leon Russell's 1972 album "Carney," this family-friendly event will feature everything from live entertainment to on-site food vendors and exhibitors. This year's lineup is headlined by co-founder of the legendary rock band Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Michael Campbell. You won't want to miss him or the rest of the amazing lineup at this year's Carney Fest at The Church Studio.
The Church Studio
304 S Trenton Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74120
Step back in time to the 16th century with Queen Elizabeth I of England and over 400 entertainers and artisans as they create the boisterous Village of Castleton at the Oklahoma Renaissance Festival. Held at the Castle of Muskogee, this beloved annual event features a royal court, jousters and jesters, magicians, musicians, and minstrels. Delight your taste buds with wonderful and unique foods or browse through more than 125 handcrafted booths for one-of-a-kind items. Bring the entire family and enjoy a day in Renaissance England. Journey to an age of sorcerers, knights in shining armor, kings, queens, and maidens fair. When planning your voyage to Castleton, it is important to note, costumes are encouraged. On any festival day, patrons may discover guests dressed as fairies, Renaissance villagers and nobles, Sci-fi characters and even pirates. There will be living history demonstrations and marvelous live performances, like a life-size game of chess played by characters, a jousting tournament, thrilling acrobatic feats, KnightWings Birds of Prey and more. A children's realm featuring games and hands-on demonstrations provides hours of fun. Kids may visit the Ultimate Maze and take part in the Royal Quest and the Children's Knighting Ceremony. Guests can enjoy a wide variety of food and drink at one of the many merchants stationed throughout the festival grounds. Special evening events include the Masque'd Ball and The Pirate's Feaste.
The Castle of Muskogee
3400 W Fern Mountain Road
Muskogee, OK 74401
The Rubber Chicken Factory Improv Troupe Returns April 29th at TCC TCC Theatre presents, The Rubber Chicken Factory Improvisational Comedy Show, Monday, April 29th at 7pm at Tulsa Community College Southeast Campus PACE Studio Theatre at 7pm. The event is free to the public. Seating is limited. The Rubber Chicken Factory has been entertaining audiences since 1995. The Improvisational Comedy Troupe performs live audience participation improvisational "on the spot" comedy which consists of short form improv games with suggestions from the audience. RCF troupe members are Jenna Soltis, Jillian Mohn, Tommy Woodburn, Brayden Marchant, Canyon Garner, and Ana Nunez. The stage manager is Noah Stiles. This will be a farewell show for sophomore Jillian Mohn and Jenna Soltis who are graduating. This show may contain adult language and themes. For more information about our show, contact the troupe director and founder, eat19@eau19eav19eaw19
Tulsa Community College PACE Studio Theatre
Tulsa Community College Southeast Campus 10300 East 81st Street
Tulsa, OK 74133
Mark Frank
(918)-595-7777
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This 6-week workshop will be held on the following Wednesdays: 3/27, 4/3, 4/10, 4/17, 4/24, and 5/1/2024 from 7-9pm at OSU-Tulsa. Everyone has a story to tell, and everyone has access to a camera. This online workshop will introduce the process of learning to tell a story with limited tools to preserve, inspire or share our stories with one another.
The annual Trail of Tears Art Show, hosted on the grounds of Cherokee Springs Plaza in Tahlequah, presents authentic Native American art in one of Oklahoma's oldest art shows. Open to artists from all federally recognized Native American tribes, the Trail of Tears Art Show displays a wide range of creativity and artistic style. This diverse art show attracts artists, art dealers and visitors from across the nation. One of the most prestigious multi-tribal art shows in the country, the Trail of Tears Art Show began as a means of cultivating the art form of painting as a way of expressing Native American heritage within the Cherokee Nation. Peruse this year's Trail of Tears Art Show and view categories that historically have included basketry, pottery, graphics, sculpture, miniatures and the annual "Trail of Tears" theme.
Cherokee Springs Plaza
3377 Cherokee Springs Plaza
Tahlequah, OK 74464
See artworks by Master Artist Bill Rabbit and his daughter Traci Rabbit on display through June.
Five Civilized Tribes Museum
1101 Honor Heights Drive
Muskogee, OK 74401
Discover a new way to enjoy the works of Vincent van Gogh and immerse yourself in the artist's masterpieces at this 360-degree, digital show. Expect digital displays, sound effects, projection mapping and much more!
3364 E. 51st Street
Tulsa, OK 74135
This Spring,the Bartlesville Area History Museum is proud to present: “Our Oily Past” on display from April 1st through July 1st, the exhibit takes visitors on a journey exploring the successes of H.V. Foster and how he turned visions of wealth into revolutionizing the nation’s energy industry by taking over the development of the oil and natural gas Blanket Leases which was then controlled by the business, the Indian Territory Illuminating Oil company (I.T.I.O). The exhibit will feature various artifacts from local oil companies like I.T.I.O and youngsters or the “young at heart” may enjoy our history of oil coloring station and gander through BAHMs turn of the century Nelson Carr One-Room School! Museum admission is free, but donations are always welcome. No reservation is necessary.
Bartlesville Area History Museum
401 S. Johnstone Avenue, 5th Floor, Bartlesville, OK 74003
Bartlesville, OK 74003
(918)-338-4290
Since 2007, the Tulsa Arts District has presented the community with rotating art displays as part of the monthly First Friday Art Crawl events. Every first Friday of the month, visitors can explore artwork inside galleries, studios and museums and catch a few live music performances or even an exciting fireworks display. As an added bonus, art crawlers can take advantage of free museum and gallery admission while shopping later than normal business hours would allow. Hit the district early for dinner, or stay a little later for a craft cocktail best enjoyed on an outdoor patio.
Various locations Downtown Tulsa
Tulsa Arts District
Tulsa, OK 74103
(918)-527-8170
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Experience art up close during the Art Crawl on 66 in Tulsa as artists bring imagination to life at local businesses. On the second Friday of the month from April to December, musicians, performers and visual artists will inspire patrons as they browse businesses and vendor booths. Kick the weekend off with a tour of historic places along The Mother Road, enjoying local restaurants and taking in the sights and sounds of Tulsa's art scene.
Various Locations
Tulsa, OK 74017
A study in contrast and similarity. Three iconoclastic composers, each of whose lives almost to the year parallel the others, who each represent their country and culture, and who are considered to be ground-breaking geniuses—Ives, Sibelius, Vaughan Williams. So similar. So very different. So amazing.
Bartlesville Symphony Orchestra
300 SE Adams Blvd
Bartlesville, OK 74003
The Art of Cinematic Lighting is two-day workshop that will be held from 10am - 5pm on Saturday, May 4 and Sunday, May 5 in person at Good Name Co, 6838 E. 44th St, Tulsa, OK 74145. The workshop introduces students to the basics of lighting a scene for a traditional narrative film production. Students will learn how to use gear found on professional sets, including a variety of lights, stands, and light modifiers, as well as, basic techniques used to achieve looks frequently utilized during the course of a film production. The workshop will be taught by veteran filmmakers using a blend of lecture and hands-on exercises in a professional lighting studio.
OSU-Tulsa
700 North Greenwood avenue
Tulsa, Ok 74106
Center for Poets and Writers
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tulsa.okstate.edu/calendar/?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D174161050
Our primary objective is to provide a thriving marketplace for both local producers and consumers, solidifying our position as Oklahoma's premier farmers' market. We take pride in curating a diverse selection of vendors, all of whom share a deep commitment to delivering the highest quality products to our patrons. We understand that our success is not just measured in sales but in the impact we have on our community. By encouraging sustainable agriculture and responsible consumption, we strive to leave a positive, lasting impression on Oklahoma.
Kendall Whittier District
1 S Lewis Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74104
Step back in time to the 16th century with Queen Elizabeth I of England and over 400 entertainers and artisans as they create the boisterous Village of Castleton at the Oklahoma Renaissance Festival. Held at the Castle of Muskogee, this beloved annual event features a royal court, jousters and jesters, magicians, musicians, and minstrels. Delight your taste buds with wonderful and unique foods or browse through more than 125 handcrafted booths for one-of-a-kind items. Bring the entire family and enjoy a day in Renaissance England. Journey to an age of sorcerers, knights in shining armor, kings, queens, and maidens fair. When planning your voyage to Castleton, it is important to note, costumes are encouraged. On any festival day, patrons may discover guests dressed as fairies, Renaissance villagers and nobles, Sci-fi characters and even pirates. There will be living history demonstrations and marvelous live performances, like a life-size game of chess played by characters, a jousting tournament, thrilling acrobatic feats, KnightWings Birds of Prey and more. A children's realm featuring games and hands-on demonstrations provides hours of fun. Kids may visit the Ultimate Maze and take part in the Royal Quest and the Children's Knighting Ceremony. Guests can enjoy a wide variety of food and drink at one of the many merchants stationed throughout the festival grounds. Special evening events include the Masque'd Ball and The Pirate's Feaste.
The Castle of Muskogee
3400 W Fern Mountain Road
Muskogee, OK 74401
Bring your lawn chairs and picnic blankets to Unity Square in Bartlesville for the Sizzlin' Summer Series. This free concert series in Bartlesville's urban green space features live music, children's activities, local food, and all-ages fun outdoors. Be sure to check out the food trucks and vendors around the square before claiming your space on the lawn to enjoy live music from The Leah Sawyer Band.
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Experience an outdoor tribute to the arts and music at the 50th annual Tulsa International Mayfest. This family-oriented event in downtown Tulsa is nationally renowned for presenting the very best in arts and entertainment. Mayfest attracts more than 350,000 people annually with an array of arts, including dance, music, and visual arts. Always a major highlights of spring, Mayfest also includes multiple performance stages and great festival food. Admire artwork on display inside local galleries and museums including the Woody Guthrie Center, 108 Contemporary, the Zarrow Center for Arts and Education and Living Arts. Other points of interest are the Youth Art Gallery, activities around Guthrie Green and an area dedicated to local artists. Don't forget to bring your appetite to the Tulsa International Mayfest as you enjoy festival favorites such as funnel cakes, turkey legs, corn dogs, ice cream and fresh lemonade. The festival's extensive food court will also feature gyros, Indian tacos, brisket sandwiches and a wide variety of other global specialties.
400 S Main Street
Tulsa, OK 74103
On the second Saturday of each month, drop by the farm to watch or participate as we fellowship and work hand crafts and fiber arts. Bring a craft to work on or come for a "free help session" with fiber arts such as spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting, or felting. Shepherd’s Cross offers weaving and fiber arts classes year-round, on an individual or group basis. Shepherd’s Cross is an accredited Agritourism facility and a Made in Oklahoma Company that processes Animal Welfare Approved fiber (that is chemical free, hormone free, free range, all natural). Shepherd’s Cross hosts a mini wool mill, processing wool from their own sheep, raised on site. Heart of the Shepherd is the non-profit organization (501-C3) that operates at the farm and establishes wool mills in remote, impoverished areas around the world. Heart of the Shepherd teaches Biblical references to the harvest, the animals, farming, and gardening. Shepherd’s Cross and their unique Country Craft Shop is open Tuesday through Saturday 8:30 – 5:30, year-round (closed some holidays).
Diane Dickinson
(918)-342-5911
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The Tulsa Symphony ends their 23-24 season with a bang! Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 5 is a monumental composition that showcases the composer's emotional depth, grandeur, and innovative approach to symphonic writing. It remains a cornerstone of the symphonic repertoire and continues to captivate audiences with its emotional depth and expressive power. Gerard Shwarz, guest conductor Haydn – Symphony No. 103 in E-flat major, H.1/103 “Drum Roll” Mahler – Symphony No. 5 in C-sharp minor
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
110 East 2nd Street
Tulsa, OK 74103
Editing can be one of the most challenging aspects of filmmaking. Blending artistic interpretation with technical know-how is a juggling act - but one that can be learned! In this workshop, students will receive an introduction to the post-production workflow commonly used by film editors from project creation and organization to generating a final viewable sample of their work. This 2-day workshop will be held in person at OSU-Tulsa on Saturday, May 11 and Sunday, May 12,2024 from 10am-5pm each day.
OSU-Tulsa
700 North Greenwood avenue
Tulsa, Ok 74106
Center for Poets and Writers
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The Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club invites you to come celebrate tradition with us at our 125th Anniversary, unity in the community annual picnic at the Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch in Oologah. The Pocahontas Club hosts the annual picnic on the grounds of the legacy ranch, celebrating Cherokee heritage and bringing people from all walks of life together for a relaxing, informative, and entertaining afternoon. This year’s picnic is not just any gathering; it marks the 125th anniversary of this highly esteemed Club, making it a “Homecoming” event of unparalleled significance. We encourage the current active members of the Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club to invite the original founding families and the community at large to gather at the Will Rogers Birthplace to honor this monumental occasion. True to tradition, the picnic will feature an array of beloved Cherokee foods, such as a traditional hog fry and fresh strawberry shortcake, along with showcasing Cherokee games and live music, for a gathering of family and friends.
Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch
Oologah, OK
Debra West
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Alan Gentges and Theater Bartlesville present Shakespeare's romantic tragedy, ROMEO and JULIET, on May 23rd-25th at 7:30pm. Directed by Shelby Brammer and set in Verona, a small American city in the early 1960s, each performance takes place outside on Dewey Avenue in front of Theater Bartlesville. Seating is provided, but feel free to bring your own outdoor folding chairs. Accepting suggested donations of $20 online at TheaterBartlesville.com, by calling (918) 335-1900, or at the ticket office before each performance.
Theater Bartlesville
312 S. Dewey Avenue
Bartlesville, OK 74003
(918)-335-1900
www.visitbartlesville.com/romeo-and-juliet-event-details_760
Owasso Community Theatre Presents The Adventures of Princess Atlantis May 30-June 2 Owasso Community Theatre presents a children’s production of The Adventures of Princess Atlantis written and directed by Mark Frank May 30-June 1st at 7pm and June 2nd at 2pm at Morrow Elementary 12301 N 132nd E Ave, Collinsville, Oklahoma 74021. Tickets are $15 dollars for adults and $12 for children, seniors (65 and older) and military. They can be purchased at the door or by going to www.octok.org The play has a cast of thirty-six children in it ages 7-16 years of age. The Adventures of Princess Atlantis is based off the children’s novel by Mark Frank which tells the story of young Atlantis Sinclair as she discovers she's a lost princess of a faraway land, and is whisked away by a magical balloon named Ms. Poppit to the Enchanted Lands of Deep Earth. There she meets Everyone, a feisty fairy, Joe, the gentle giant, Pink, the fastest unicorn on the planet, and Smoke, a tiny dragon. Together, they all try to save the Enchanted Lands from the evil Spider King and Queen Lake, who want to take over the entire Earth with their powerful Sword of Darkness. A new, fresh children's story for the whole family filled with magical adventure that speaks about friendships, believing in yourself, affection, jealousy, treachery, life, death, and the importance of a child having a loving forever family through foster care and adoption.
Learn about Oklahoma's African-American history during the All-Black Towns Bus Tour. Between 1865 and 1915, there were roughly 60 black towns settled in the United States, and Oklahoma led all the other states with more than 20 within its borders. Learn the fascinating history of these towns on this unique tour. This all-day tour event will depart from Rudisill Regional Library in Tulsa and travel to the historic areas like Redbird, Tullahassee and the Fort Gibson Historic Site. Space is limited, so please purchase tickets in advance at Rudisill Regional Library in person. Ticket cost covers breakfast, lunch, and museum fare.
Rudisill Regional Library
1520 N Hartford
Tulsa, OK 74106
Celebrate Route 66 in Tulsa this June with a full day of fun at the Mother Road Rally. Held along the Tulsa Market District, this event will be full of nostalgia and fun including the classic car and bike show. In addition to the car show, there will be a collection of vendors and artist booths as well as live music and entertainment. Guests can grab a bite to eat at one of the many local food trucks in attendance. Don't miss out on this free-to-attend Route 66 event in Tulsa this June.
Mother Road Rally
1124 S Lewis Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74104
(310)-488-1803
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Step back in time to the 16th century with Queen Elizabeth I of England and over 400 entertainers and artisans as they create the boisterous Village of Castleton at the Oklahoma Renaissance Festival. Held at the Castle of Muskogee, this beloved annual event features a royal court, jousters and jesters, magicians, musicians, and minstrels. Delight your taste buds with wonderful and unique foods or browse through more than 125 handcrafted booths for one-of-a-kind items. Bring the entire family and enjoy a day in Renaissance England. Journey to an age of sorcerers, knights in shining armor, kings, queens, and maidens fair. When planning your voyage to Castleton, it is important to note, costumes are encouraged. On any festival day, patrons may discover guests dressed as fairies, Renaissance villagers and nobles, Sci-fi characters and even pirates. There will be living history demonstrations and marvelous live performances, like a life-size game of chess played by characters, a jousting tournament, thrilling acrobatic feats, KnightWings Birds of Prey and more. A children's realm featuring games and hands-on demonstrations provides hours of fun. Kids may visit the Ultimate Maze and take part in the Royal Quest and the Children's Knighting Ceremony. Guests can enjoy a wide variety of food and drink at one of the many merchants stationed throughout the festival grounds. Special evening events include the Masque'd Ball and The Pirate's Feaste.
The Castle of Muskogee
3400 W Fern Mountain Road
Muskogee, OK 74401
Owasso Community Theatre Presents The Adventures of Princess Atlantis May 30-June 2 Owasso Community Theatre presents a children’s production of The Adventures of Princess Atlantis written and directed by Mark Frank May 30-June 1st at 7pm and June 2nd at 2pm at Morrow Elementary 12301 N 132nd E Ave, Collinsville, Oklahoma 74021. Tickets are $15 dollars for adults and $12 for children, seniors (65 and older) and military. They can be purchased at the door or by going to www.octok.org The play has a cast of thirty-six children in it ages 7-16 years of age. The Adventures of Princess Atlantis is based off the children’s novel by Mark Frank which tells the story of young Atlantis Sinclair as she discovers she's a lost princess of a faraway land, and is whisked away by a magical balloon named Ms. Poppit to the Enchanted Lands of Deep Earth. There she meets Everyone, a feisty fairy, Joe, the gentle giant, Pink, the fastest unicorn on the planet, and Smoke, a tiny dragon. Together, they all try to save the Enchanted Lands from the evil Spider King and Queen Lake, who want to take over the entire Earth with their powerful Sword of Darkness. A new, fresh children's story for the whole family filled with magical adventure that speaks about friendships, believing in yourself, affection, jealousy, treachery, life, death, and the importance of a child having a loving forever family through foster care and adoption.
See artworks by Master Artist Bill Rabbit and his daughter Traci Rabbit on display through June.
Five Civilized Tribes Museum
1101 Honor Heights Drive
Muskogee, OK 74401
Our primary objective is to provide a thriving marketplace for both local producers and consumers, solidifying our position as Oklahoma's premier farmers' market. We take pride in curating a diverse selection of vendors, all of whom share a deep commitment to delivering the highest quality products to our patrons. We understand that our success is not just measured in sales but in the impact we have on our community. By encouraging sustainable agriculture and responsible consumption, we strive to leave a positive, lasting impression on Oklahoma.
Kendall Whittier District
1 S Lewis Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74104
This Spring,the Bartlesville Area History Museum is proud to present: “Our Oily Past” on display from April 1st through July 1st, the exhibit takes visitors on a journey exploring the successes of H.V. Foster and how he turned visions of wealth into revolutionizing the nation’s energy industry by taking over the development of the oil and natural gas Blanket Leases which was then controlled by the business, the Indian Territory Illuminating Oil company (I.T.I.O). The exhibit will feature various artifacts from local oil companies like I.T.I.O and youngsters or the “young at heart” may enjoy our history of oil coloring station and gander through BAHMs turn of the century Nelson Carr One-Room School! Museum admission is free, but donations are always welcome. No reservation is necessary.
Bartlesville Area History Museum
401 S. Johnstone Avenue, 5th Floor, Bartlesville, OK 74003
Bartlesville, OK 74003
(918)-338-4290
This 3-week workshop will be held on the following Mondays: 6/3, 6/10, and 6/17/2024 from 7-9pm at OSU-Tulsa in person with Zoom option: *first meeting will occur on Zoom* Learn more and register at https://bit.ly/4bFDGVr In this class, we'll explore local subjects (Oklahoma, broadly and Tulsa, more particularly) that can serve as inspirations for lively history writing. Students will learn basic historical methodologies through fun activities, while also focusing on the craft of writing and editing. Students do not need any background in history or journalism. We welcome genealogists, memoir writers, community activists, and truth-seekers of all persuasions. The only requirement is curiosity about Oklahoma themes and issues. Registration will close at 5pm on Thursday, May 30, 2024.
Oklahoma State University-Tulsa
700 North Greenwood avenue
Tulsa, Ok 74106
Starlight Concert's 78th season opener is on Tuesday, June 4 at 8:00 p.m. The Starlight Jazz Orchestra will present "A Certain Kind of Swing". The Starlight Band is not only one of Oklahoma’s oldest performing institutions, it’s also Oklahoma’s only professional concert band, and is proud to be one of the oldest in the nation, in league with Dallas, Chicago, Detroit, and New York City. Today’s Starlight Band boasts up to 50 musicians from Signature Symphony, Tulsa Symphony Orchestra, and Bartlesville Symphony, as well as music educators from area schools and universities, both active and retired. Approximately 20 outstanding jazz musicians make up the Starlight Jazz Orchestra, and over the years our conductors have included such local legends as George Brite, Jimmie Saied, and L. Dale Barnett.
Guthrie Green
111 Reconciliation Way
Tulsa, OK 74103
Attend a talk by poet and writer Layli Long Soldier at the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities in Tulsa. Long Soldier has written numerous poems that have appeared in publications including Poetry Magazine, The New York Times, The American Poet and many more. She has received numerous awards for her writings and is currently a mentor in the creative writing program at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The evening will conclude with a reading from Long Soldier's published collections and a book signing.
Oklahoma Center for the Humanities
101 E Archer Street
Tulsa, OK 74103
Come join Shepherd’s Cross at the Annual Open House as the season of gift-giving begins. Enjoy complimentary cider, coffee, cappuccino, tea, and snacks as you browse through the unique gift shop. Receive 10% off your purchases storewide during this event. The shop features several one-of-a-kind gifts with goods from over 60 local consignors. You'll also find plenty of other goods perfect for gifting like silk products, needle felting supplies, fiber spinning and weaving supplies, Christmas ornaments, essential oils, meats, dried fruits and nuts, Amish baked goods, fudge, candies, jams, and honey.
Shepherd’s Cross
16792 E 450 Road
Claremore, OK 74017
Since 2007, the Tulsa Arts District has presented the community with rotating art displays as part of the monthly First Friday Art Crawl events. Every first Friday of the month, visitors can explore artwork inside galleries, studios and museums and catch a few live music performances or even an exciting fireworks display. As an added bonus, art crawlers can take advantage of free museum and gallery admission while shopping later than normal business hours would allow. Hit the district early for dinner, or stay a little later for a craft cocktail best enjoyed on an outdoor patio.
Various locations Downtown Tulsa
Tulsa Arts District
Tulsa, OK 74103
(918)-527-8170
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The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse Proudly Presents “Always a Bridesmaid” By Jesse Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten Tickets on sale Now! Call our Box Office 918-258-0077 to purchase tickets or Buy Online www.bacptheatre.com Adults $22, Child/Student/Senior/Military $20 *Groups of 10+ Save $2 per Ticket!* Performance dates June 7-16, 2024 Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 PM Sundays at 2:00 PM The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse is proud to present Always a Bridesmaid for two weekends in June. Performance dates will be June 7, 2024– June 16, 2024, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 PM, Sundays at 2:00 PM at the Playhouse located at 1800 S. Main Street in Broken Arrow. This production contains some adult language. Always a Bridesmaid is the rollicking tale of four loyal and determined women who definitively answer the question, “Just how far are you willing to go to keep a promise to a friend?” If you’ve ever elbowed a stranger out of the way to catch a bride’s bouquet, seriously questioned the mental stability of the duo saying “I do” or been forced to wear the world’s ugliest bridesmaid dress, this deliriously funny Jones Hope Wooten comedy is definitely for you…and your dearly beloved! The BACP is pleased to welcome back director Genie Reiman to the BACP. Genie directed one of our 2023 Short plays I’m Keeping Them and season 21’s My Three Angels. She is well known for directing shows around the Tulsa area, Theatre Tulsa, Sapulpa Community Playhouse. Clark Youth theatre and Harweldon Institute School Tours. She has assembled a wonderful cast to bring this delightfully funny play to our stage. The cast includes; Ericka Del Carmen, Amy Lanning, Becky Braswell, Ruth Seefeldt, Kelly McEver and Jan Simpson. For more information and to purchase tickets for Always a Bridesmaid, please call the BACP at 918-258-0077. Tickets may also be purchased online by visiting https://www.bacptheatre.com/tickets More information for this production can be obtained by calling the BACP at 918-258-0077. The BACP is located in The Main Place at 1800 S. Main in downtown Broken Arrow. Always a Bridesmaid is presented by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing, LLC, servicing the Dramatists Play Service collection. (www.dramatists.com) This production is made possible in part by grants from the Oklahoma Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse is a member of the Oklahoma Community Theatre Association and the American Association of Community Theatre.
Broken Arrow Community Playhouse
1800 S. Main St.
Broken Arrow, OK 74012-6503
Sherry Hacker
(918)-258-0077
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TCC Children’s Summer Theatre Presents Auditions for Seussical, The Musical Auditions for the Tulsa Community College’s Children’s Summer Theatre production of Seussical, The Musical will be held on June 8 and 9th from 1-4pm and callbacks and new auditioners on June 15th from 1-4pm at the Pace Studio Theatre at TCC Southeast Campus. There is NO cost to audition or to be in the production. Auditioners can arrive anytime between 1-4pm on any day. Casting ages 6-17 years of age. Everyone must sing and read from the script. Audition requirements 16-32 bars of a Disney song preferably with piano sheet music in a binder– an accompanist will be provided. No acapella please. Actors will also be asked to read from the script. For a perusal script please contact eat45@eau45eav45eaw45. No phone calls please. Seussical, The Musical is based on the Dr. Seuss books, Horton Hears a Who! and Horton Hatches the Egg. It is written by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, Directed by Mark Frank. The vocal director will be Martha Beaty and choreography by Jennifer Andrasko. Production dates are July 25, 26, 27 at 8pm, July 28th 2pm. Rehearsals begin June 17th, 2023, and runs Monday-Friday 1-5pm.
Tulsa Community College PACE Studio Theatre
10300 East 81st Street Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133
Tulsa, OK 74133
Mark Frank
(918)-595-7732
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Enjoy a multi-arts experience that recognizes and celebrates the rich heritage of Tulsa's Greenwood District during the Tulsa Juneteenth Festival. Juneteenth is the oldest holiday celebrating the emancipation of those who had been enslaved in the United States. This weekend of entertainment will include a celebration of music with nationally-acclaimed artists, an open mic, visual art, educational workshops, performances by local artists and much more. Honor the legacy of the Greenwood District during this public celebration in downtown Tulsa.
Greenwood Historical District
322 N Greenwood Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74120
• Do You Love Vinyl Records and live in Tulsa Oklahoma? • Vinyl LP Records by the tens of thousands. You will find that at the Vinyl Record Show of Tulsa • We'll have over 40 vendors from across Texas and surrounding states selling their Vinyl and merchandise on over 75 tables. • There will also be plenty of 45's, CDs, T-shirts, posters, some cassettes and a few 78's as well. • You will find LP's priced as low as $1.00 for the budget-minded buyer as well as collectible records for hundreds of dollars for the more serious collectors. Something for everyone! • The show will be held at the Stoney Creek Hotel and Conference Center 200 W. Albany St. Broken Arrow, OK 74012 Plenty of FREE parking. Early Bird showtime begins at 8:00 AM until 10:00 AM priced at $15.00 and is good for the entire day. General admission begins at 10:00 and is only $8.00 and is good for the entire show. Kids under 13 have free admission. • There will be an ATM available on-site as well as a food. Thank you for all of your past support and we hope to continue to earn your future support. Tickets can be purchased both at the door and online.
Stoney Creek Hotel and Conference Center
200 W. Albany St
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Jesse Galvan
(210)-415-2972
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Shepherd’s Cross is hosting its annual Gospel Sing. All individuals, families, or church groups are invited to listen or participate. Gospel, Country Christian, Worship and Hymns will be enjoyed inside the Tour Barn. The Gospel Sing is 1pm to 4pm. We need volunteer musicians to bring your instruments, your voice, and your favorite songs. Folks can pick, sing, and play together – like the good old days! Those who register in advance are given priority on the roster that fills quickly. However, we will allow walk-ins as time allows. The Classic Auto & Tractor Cruise-in is from 10am to 5pm. Come enjoy restored cars, tractors, and equipment as you learn about America’s rich agricultural heritage. Priority will be given to pre-registered autos and tractors; however, we will allow last-minute cruise-ins as space allows. You can call (918) 342-5911 or register online: https://shepherdscross.com/gospel-singing.html You may even participate in our monthly “Spin-n-Knit-In” where individuals bring and work on their fiber arts projects such as spinning, knitting etc. This is our monthly free help session for fiber arts. Spin-n-Knit-In is from 1pm to 4pm. There is no charge for the day’s activities, donations accepted. In addition, the following activities are always available at the farm (on a donation basis): Touring the educational & interactive Farm Museum & Silo Touring the Bible Garden - Self-guided – Podcasts available online Spinning and Wool Mill demonstration See and Pet the Farm Animals Shepherd’s Shop will be open, featuring a host of “woolly” and farm related handmade, crafted by Shepherd’s Cross and over 60 local crafters; farm fresh USDA processed and Animal Welfare Approved meat, Amish jams, health foods, yarns, and much more! Our Shepherd’s Cross yarns are natural, chemical free, and home grown here on the farm. Additionally, the shop features a mission section, where 100% of the sale price is returned to the indigenous craftsmen.
Diane Dickinson
(918)-342-5911
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Sapulpa Community Theatre presents "Leaving Iowa" by Tim Clue and Spike Manton. June 21-23, 27-30, 2024. Tickets are $12 for Adults and $5 for Pre-K - 12th grade. Tickets may be purchased online, with no added fees, at sapulpatheatre.org This is a heartwarming comedy about reflecting on family vacations while traveling across Iowa.
In Bixby, OK, the biggest event of the summer is the annual GREEN CORN FESTIVAL. It is a true “community celebration” dating back to the area’s agricultural heritage. Charley Young Park is the site of on-going live music throughout the festival. The park is surrounded by food and craft booths and is the site of most of the festival’s games and contests. Just a hop and skip to the east is the carnival. Cool off during the heat of the day Saturday afternoon by joining in a few games of Bingo at the Crossroads Fellowship, west of the event park, and don't miss activities like our Talent Show, held at Soul II Sole Performing Arts Center. Purchase your wristbands to ride carnival rides with the tickets link: https://bixbyoptimist.square.site/product/gcf-carnival-wristband/21?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR3KO1y0znMbk6SWbsQjoR6rvsAJBkN1Zpc9qHR7gscqdy2ITI3K2mX7jqg_aem_ZmFrZWR1bW15MTZieXRlcw
Charley Young Park
50 W. Dawes
Bixby, Ok 74008
DALAYNA DILLON
(918)-605-0603
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This Spring,the Bartlesville Area History Museum is proud to present: “Our Oily Past” on display from April 1st through July 1st, the exhibit takes visitors on a journey exploring the successes of H.V. Foster and how he turned visions of wealth into revolutionizing the nation’s energy industry by taking over the development of the oil and natural gas Blanket Leases which was then controlled by the business, the Indian Territory Illuminating Oil company (I.T.I.O). The exhibit will feature various artifacts from local oil companies like I.T.I.O and youngsters or the “young at heart” may enjoy our history of oil coloring station and gander through BAHMs turn of the century Nelson Carr One-Room School! Museum admission is free, but donations are always welcome. No reservation is necessary.
Bartlesville Area History Museum
401 S. Johnstone Avenue, 5th Floor, Bartlesville, OK 74003
Bartlesville, OK 74003
(918)-338-4290
Experience art up close during the Art Crawl on 66 in Tulsa as artists bring imagination to life at local businesses. On the second Friday of the month from April to December, musicians, performers and visual artists will inspire patrons as they browse businesses and vendor booths. Kick the weekend off with a tour of historic places along The Mother Road, enjoying local restaurants and taking in the sights and sounds of Tulsa's art scene.
Various Locations
Tulsa, OK 74107
Since 2007, the Tulsa Arts District has presented the community with rotating art displays as part of the monthly First Friday Art Crawl events. Every first Friday of the month, visitors can explore artwork inside galleries, studios and museums and catch a few live music performances or even an exciting fireworks display. As an added bonus, art crawlers can take advantage of free museum and gallery admission while shopping later than normal business hours would allow. Hit the district early for dinner, or stay a little later for a craft cocktail best enjoyed on an outdoor patio.
Various locations in Tulsa Arts District
Tulsa, OK 74103
Our primary objective is to provide a thriving marketplace for both local producers and consumers, solidifying our position as Oklahoma's premier farmers' market. We take pride in curating a diverse selection of vendors, all of whom share a deep commitment to delivering the highest quality products to our patrons. We understand that our success is not just measured in sales but in the impact we have on our community. By encouraging sustainable agriculture and responsible consumption, we strive to leave a positive, lasting impression on Oklahoma.
Kendall Whittier District
1 S Lewis Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74104
Explore the intersection of poetry and imaginative expression , sustainability, and creativity with local Black Moon artist Jiji Coul! Campers will craft unique poetry zines using recycled materials and vibrant hues from botanical and food dyes, turning nature’s beauty into verse. Jiji Coul is a Tulsa-based artist who specializes in oil paints and natural materials, and often repurposes items to give them a second life. She expresses her creativity by exploring themes of self-perception and inspires herself daily by embracing activities that challenge and scare her. Jiji also teaches private art lessons, fostering connections with people of all ages to help them navigate life creatively.
Philbrooke Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
Tulsa, OK 74105
(918)-749-7941
Embark on a whimsical journey with mixed media artist Kaci Burr, where literary worlds come alive through the enchanting art of crafting book nook dioramas. This camp encourages creativity and storytelling, offering a unique hands-on experience that combines literature and visual arts. Kaci Burr has been an artist, instructor, and event organizer in the Tulsa area for nearly a decade. Her preferred mediums are preserved insects, taxidermy specimens, and miniatures. Her experience working with ELL students and families uniquely allows her to connect with and teach a diverse group of people, no matter the age or language.
Philbrooke Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
Tulsa, OK 74114
(918)-749-7941
Explore the fascinating world of plant-powered music and sound painting with local music recording artist Mark Kuykendall. Campers delve into botanical beats and use natural materials to create sonic landscapes, blending art and science for an immersive musical experience. Mark Daniel Kuykendall is an Oklahoman, artist, and producer. His work is generally characterized by his production style of melding electronically manipulated field recordings with dusty attic 8mm films. Graduating with an audio engineering degree from Full Sail Real World Education in 2003, he returned to his home town of Tulsa, Oklahoma to begin his journey into the world of sound. Over the past decade he’s constructed “Wild Mountain Studios” in the Osage Hills, founded ambient music label “Unknown Tone Records” in 2011, and hosted numerous courses and taught at local art camps focusing on found sound, collage, and bio sensory feedback (plant music).
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
Tulsa, OK
(918)-749-7941
www.philbrook.org/calendar/camp-philbrook-botanic-beats-ages-7-9-2024-07-08/
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
Tulsa, OK 74114
(918)-749-7941
www.philbrook.org/calendar/camp-philbrook-zine-zone-your-tale-your-canvas-ages-9-11-2024-07-08/
Join the Jenks Planetarium for a remarkable show where the planetarium is transformed into a recreation of the Sistine Chapel in Rome. Learn about the meanings behind the paintings, see the artistic scenes come to life and enjoy a retelling of the stories displayed in the chapel during this must-see show for art lovers. Notice: This show displays the real paintings as are seen in the Sistine Chapel in Rome, which contain some artistic nudity. Recommended for ages 8 & up.
Jenks Planetarium, Jenks High School
205 E. B Street
Jenks, OK 74037
(918)-299-4415
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The Circle Cinema Film Festival features an exciting showcase of original storytelling through film, art, music, and experiences. A stellar lineup of diverse films and special guests will visit Tulsa during this four-day festival, including artists, writer and filmmakers shown at Sundance Film Festival and SXSW. This year's film programming will emphasize Oklahoma-centric independent films and filmmakers, including a mix of documentaries and features along with classic and silent films. Film buffs and fans will not want to miss all the film panels, discussions, events, and screenings during this festival at the historic Circle Cinema.
Circle Cinema
10 S Lewis Avenue
Tulsa, OK
On the second Saturday of each month, drop by the farm to watch or participate as we fellowship and work hand crafts and fiber arts. Bring a craft to work on or come for a "free help session" with fiber arts such as spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting, or felting. Shepherd’s Cross offers weaving and fiber arts classes year-round, on an individual or group basis. Shepherd’s Cross is an accredited Agritourism facility and a Made in Oklahoma Company that processes Animal Welfare Approved fiber (that is chemical free, hormone free, free range, all natural). Shepherd’s Cross hosts a mini wool mill, processing wool from their own sheep, raised on site. Heart of the Shepherd is the non-profit organization (501-C3) that operates at the farm and establishes wool mills in remote, impoverished areas around the world. Heart of the Shepherd teaches Biblical references to the harvest, the animals, farming, and gardening. Shepherd’s Cross and their unique Country Craft Shop is open Tuesday through Saturday 8:30 – 5:30, year-round (closed some holidays).
Diane Dickinson
(918)-342-5911
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You don't have to be Scottish to join in on this fun and festive celebration of Scotland's most famous poet, Robert Burns. Hosted by the Scottish Club of Tulsa, this evening of pomp and circumstance will include delectable Scottish fare, inspirational toasts, live music, bagpipes, Scottish dancing and plenty of good cheer to go around. Whether you are a Robert Burns devotee or simply a lover of all things Scottish, you won't want to miss this fun and festive event in Tulsa.
American Legion
11328 E Admiral Place
Tulsa, OK 74116
(816)-807-6847
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Learn the fundamentals of oil painting while drawing inspiration from vivid tablescapes featuring fruit, colorful vessels, and distinct textiles. This introductory course is designed for individuals with little or no prior experience in oil painting. Participants will work with specially sourced non-toxic oil paints and odorless mediums to explore color theory, mixing, value, composition, and more. Explore techniques unique to this medium under the guidance of professional painter Cheryl Capps Roach. The instructor will break down the basics to provide a deeper understanding of how to interpret a tablescape still life on a two-dimensional canvas. All supplies are provided; adults 55+.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
Tulsa, OK 74114
Think of this as an art appreciation course with a twist…and a clasp! Each week, participants will create a blended jewelry design inspired by a selected painting or sculpture form the Philbrook collection. The class will first visit the galleries for an interactive discussion in the presence of the artwork to learn more about the piece and the artist who created it. Drawing inspiration from color, theme, style, and more, participants will assemble a beaded personal accessory as an artistic reflection. No prior jewelry-making experience is needed, and all materials are provided. Participants will learn basic beading and wire-working skills as well as tool techniques and related vocabulary. Adults 55+.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
Tulsa, OK 74114
The Starlight Jazz Orchestra will present “The Blue Marble.” The Starlight Band is not only one of Oklahoma’s oldest performing institutions, it’s also Oklahoma’s only professional concert band, and is proud to be one of the oldest in the nation, in league with Dallas, Chicago, Detroit, and New York City. Today’s Starlight Band boasts up to 50 musicians from Signature Symphony, Tulsa Symphony Orchestra, and Bartlesville Symphony, as well as music educators from area schools and universities, both active and retired. Approximately 20 outstanding jazz musicians make up the Starlight Jazz Orchestra, and over the years our conductors have included such local legends as George Brite, Jimmie Saied, and L. Dale Barnett.
Guthrie Green
111 Reconciliation Way
Tulsa, OK 74103
You and your four-legged family members are invited for a tail-wagging good time sniffing all the smells in Philbrook Gardens. Please BYOB (bring your own bowl!) to fill at water fountains and enjoy a stroll and outdoor seating with your leashed canine friend. Dog Days will take place every third Sunday, from 9am to 5pm. Leashed dogs will be allowed throughout the outdoor Gardens. Dogs are not allowed inside the galleries. Service animals are always welcome.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
Tulsa, OK 74105
Tulsa Children’s Summer Theatre Presents Seussical, The Musical Tulsa Community College’s Children’s Summer Theatre and TCC Theatre presents Seussical, The Musical July 25, 26, 27 at 8pm, July 28th 2pm on the PACE Main Stage at Tulsa Community College Southeast. Seussical the Musical is written by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, and directed by Mark Frank. The Music Director is Martha Beaty and the Choreography is Jennifer Andrasko. The set designer is Aaron Kennedy. Other designers include costume designs by Emily Westerfield, sound by Ally Hardsaw, lighting design by Stephanie Stone, properties design by Moriah Jestus, and hair and make-up design by Sarah Saltzberg. The production stage managers are Stephanie Stone and Jenna Soltis. The cast consists of forty young actors ages 6-17. Seussical the Musical brings to life the whimsical world of Dr. Seuss, combining characters and stories from several of his beloved books. The story follows Horton the Elephant, who discovers a speck of dust containing a tiny community called Whoville, home to the WHO’s. As Horton faces ridicule and disbelief from the other animals in the Jungle of Nool, he vows to protect the WHO’s, including their spirited representative, JoJo. Along the way, Horton encounters other familiar characters like the mischievous Cat in the Hat, Gertrude McFuzz, and Mayzie La Bird. Through a series of adventures and challenges, Horton learns about friendship, loyalty, and the power of believing in oneself and others. Seussical the Musical celebrates the imagination, resilience, and importance of believing in the unseen. It reminds audiences of all ages that even the smallest voice can make an enormous difference and that true kindness and acceptance come from understanding and embracing our differences. With its vibrant characters and infectious music, the musical encourages us to cherish our individuality and to always stand up for what is right, no matter how unconventional it may seem. Ultimately, "Seussical" is a heartwarming journey that inspires us to see the wonder in our world and the potential for magic in every person and every speck of dust. For tickets call 918-595-7777 or go to pacetickets.tulsacc.edu/events
Tulsa Community College Southeast PACE Main Stage
10300 East 81st Street
Tulsa, Ok 74133
Mark Frank
(918)-595-7777
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Downtown Miami comes alive at the end of July with two full days of bands, food trucks, marketplace vendors and a car & bike show as part of the Route 66 Heritage Festival. On Saturday, attend the Car & Bike Show held on the south end of Main Street, or take part in a fun poker run that will take you across town. Take your crew to see the magic show for kids and participate in the corn hole tournament. Enjoy live music, a beer garden and much more. Save the date for the Route 66 Heritage Festival in Miami.
111 N Main Street
Miami, OK 74354
Since 2007, the Tulsa Arts District has presented the community with rotating art displays as part of the monthly First Friday Art Crawl events. Every first Friday of the month, visitors can explore artwork inside galleries, studios and museums and catch a few live music performances or even an exciting fireworks display. As an added bonus, art crawlers can take advantage of free museum and gallery admission while shopping later than normal business hours would allow. Hit the district early for dinner, or stay a little later for a craft cocktail best enjoyed on an outdoor patio.
Various Locations, Tulsa Arts District
Tulsa, OK 74017
(918)-527-8170
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Experience art up close during the Art Crawl on 66 in Tulsa as artists bring imagination to life at local businesses. On the second Friday of the month from April to December, musicians, performers, and visual artists will inspire patrons as they browse businesses and vendor booths. Kick the weekend off with a tour of historic places along The Mother Road, enjoying local restaurants and taking in the sights and sounds of Tulsa's art scene.
Various Locations
Tulsa, OK 74107
Our primary objective is to provide a thriving marketplace for both local producers and consumers, solidifying our position as Oklahoma's premier farmers' market. We take pride in curating a diverse selection of vendors, all of whom share a deep commitment to delivering the highest quality products to our patrons. We understand that our success is not just measured in sales but in the impact we have on our community. By encouraging sustainable agriculture and responsible consumption, we strive to leave a positive, lasting impression on Oklahoma.
Kendall Whittier District
1 S Lewis Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74104
Think of this as an art appreciation course with a twist…and a clasp! Each week, participants will create a blended jewelry design inspired by a selected painting or sculpture form the Philbrook collection. The class will first visit the galleries for an interactive discussion in the presence of the artwork to learn more about the piece and the artist who created it. Drawing inspiration from color, theme, style, and more, participants will assemble a beaded personal accessory as an artistic reflection. No prior jewelry-making experience is needed, and all materials are provided. Participants will learn basic beading and wire-working skills as well as tool techniques and related vocabulary. Adults 55+.
Philbrook Museum of Art
2727 S. Rockford Road
Tulsa, OK 74114
Witness seasoned craftspeople transform wood, ceramics, and other materials into works of art at the annual Woodcarving & Folk Arts Festival in Broken Arrow. For over 30 years, this event has celebrated the art of folk crafts and traditional carving practices from across multiple states. Other art forms represented include stained glass, mosaics, letterpress printing and much more. Artists of all levels can partake in seminars for beginners ages 13 and over each afternoon, or attend demonstrations and displays of various wood art forms. Judging for numerous categories begins Friday, and wood and tool vendors will also be present throughout the event. Explore the possibilities of wood and other folk arts with acclaimed exhibitors at this two-day event.
Broken Arrow Community Center
1500 S Main Street
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
On the second Saturday of each month, drop by the farm to watch or participate as we fellowship and work hand crafts and fiber arts. Bring a craft to work on or come for a "free help session" with fiber arts such as spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting, or felting. Shepherd’s Cross offers weaving and fiber arts classes year-round, on an individual or group basis. Shepherd’s Cross is an accredited Agritourism facility and a Made in Oklahoma Company that processes Animal Welfare Approved fiber (that is chemical free, hormone free, free range, all natural). Shepherd’s Cross hosts a mini wool mill, processing wool from their own sheep, raised on site. Heart of the Shepherd is the non-profit organization (501-C3) that operates at the farm and establishes wool mills in remote, impoverished areas around the world. Heart of the Shepherd teaches Biblical references to the harvest, the animals, farming, and gardening. Shepherd’s Cross and their unique Country Craft Shop is open Tuesday through Saturday 8:30 – 5:30, year-round (closed some holidays).
Diane Dickinson
(918)-342-5911
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The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse Proudly Presents “ALL I REALLY NEED TO KNOW I LEARNED IN KINDERGARTEN” Based on the books by Robert Fulghum. Conceived and adapted by Ernest Zulia. Music and Lyrics by David Caldwell. Tickets on sale Now! Call our Box Office 918-258-0077 to purchase tickets or Buy Online www.bacptheatre.com Adults $22, Child/Student/Senior/Military $20 *Groups of 10+ Save $2 per Ticket!* Performance dates August 16-25 Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 PM/Sundays at 2:00 PM The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse is proud to present the musical All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten for two weekends¬ – August 16-25. Friday and Saturday shows are at 7:30 p.m. and the Sunday matinees are at 2 p.m. All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten takes a funny, insightful, and heartwarming look at what is profound in everyday life. This stage adaptation of Fulghum’s book is an evening of theatrical storytelling, with humorous vignettes and delightful music reminding all that a child-like approach to life is one we all could embrace. Scott Brister, who co-wrote and served as musical director for the BACP’s 2022 production of Christmas in My Hometown and was on the creative team for 2023’s variety Christmas show Hometown Holiday Happenings, will make his BACP directorial debut. Brister’s wife, Janet, will serve as the show’s musical director. The extended ensemble cast includes a mix of BACP stage veterans and newcomers: Milan Anich, II, Julia Chapman, Mark Courcier, Lani Cowen, Steve Cowen, Julie Culley, Tanner Daniels, Kent Dittmer, Mackenzie Egger, Jody Graham, Eric Harp, Paul Henry, Ryan Mash, Larisa Olinghouse, Charmin Richardson, Sarah Schudt, Mallory Sepulveda and Natasha Taylor. For more information or to purchase tickets for All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, please call the BACP at 918-258-0077 or online at https://www.bacptheatre.com/tickets . The BACP is located in The Main Place at 1800 S. Main in downtown Broken Arrow. All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten Produced by special arrangement with THE DRAMATIC PUBLISHING COMPANY of Woodstock, Ill. This production is made possible in part by grants from the Oklahoma Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse is a member of the Oklahoma Community Theatre Association and the American Association of Community Theatre.
Broken Arrow Community Playhouse
1800 S. Main St.
Broken Arrow, OK 74012-6503
Sherry Hacker
(918)-258-0077
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Save the date! Jazz on the Green returns on Saturday, August 17, 2024. Artist lineup TBA.
Guthrie Green
111 E Reconciliation Way
Tulsa, OK 74103
The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse Proudly Presents “ALL I REALLY NEED TO KNOW I LEARNED IN KINDERGARTEN” Based on the books by Robert Fulghum. Conceived and adapted by Ernest Zulia. Music and Lyrics by David Caldwell. Tickets on sale Now! Call our Box Office 918-258-0077 to purchase tickets or Buy Online www.bacptheatre.com Adults $22, Child/Student/Senior/Military $20 *Groups of 10+ Save $2 per Ticket!* Performance dates August 16-25 Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 PM/Sundays at 2:00 PM The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse is proud to present the musical All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten for two weekends¬ – August 16-25. Friday and Saturday shows are at 7:30 p.m. and the Sunday matinees are at 2 p.m. All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten takes a funny, insightful, and heartwarming look at what is profound in everyday life. This stage adaptation of Fulghum’s book is an evening of theatrical storytelling, with humorous vignettes and delightful music reminding all that a child-like approach to life is one we all could embrace. Scott Brister, who co-wrote and served as musical director for the BACP’s 2022 production of Christmas in My Hometown and was on the creative team for 2023’s variety Christmas show Hometown Holiday Happenings, will make his BACP directorial debut. Brister’s wife, Janet, will serve as the show’s musical director. The extended ensemble cast includes a mix of BACP stage veterans and newcomers: Milan Anich, II, Julia Chapman, Mark Courcier, Lani Cowen, Steve Cowen, Julie Culley, Tanner Daniels, Kent Dittmer, Mackenzie Egger, Jody Graham, Eric Harp, Paul Henry, Ryan Mash, Larisa Olinghouse, Charmin Richardson, Sarah Schudt, Mallory Sepulveda and Natasha Taylor. For more information or to purchase tickets for All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, please call the BACP at 918-258-0077 or online at https://www.bacptheatre.com/tickets . The BACP is located in The Main Place at 1800 S. Main in downtown Broken Arrow. All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten Produced by special arrangement with THE DRAMATIC PUBLISHING COMPANY of Woodstock, Ill. This production is made possible in part by grants from the Oklahoma Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse is a member of the Oklahoma Community Theatre Association and the American Association of Community Theatre.
Broken Arrow Community Playhouse
1800 S. Main Street
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Sherry Hacker
(918)-258-0077
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Experience a day of creativity during the award-winning, family-friendly Maker Faire Tulsa hosted at Tulsa Expo Square. In celebration of technology, education, science, arts, crafts, engineering, food, sustainability and making of all kinds, over 150 "makers" and inventors will fill the Exchange Center with amazing projects and ideas. Makers include artists, engineers, scientists, and anyone else who has something they've made or a concept they have come up with and want to display. Many projects combine creativity and resourcefulness to create products that are useful and appealing. The day includes demonstrations from makers and fun, interactive shows that put their passions to the test. Come see what people are creating to make the world a better place, and arrive early to have enough time to see all of the exhibits and shows.
Tulsa Expo Square
4145 E 21st Street
Tulsa, OK 74112
Since 2007, the Tulsa Arts District has presented the community with rotating art displays as part of the monthly First Friday Art Crawl events. Every first Friday of the month, visitors can explore artwork inside galleries, studios and museums and catch a few live music performances or even an exciting fireworks display. As an added bonus, art crawlers can take advantage of free museum and gallery admission while shopping later than normal business hours would allow. Hit the district early for dinner, or stay a little later for a craft cocktail best enjoyed on an outdoor patio.
Various Locations, Tulsa Arts District
Tulsa, OK 74017
Experience art up close during the Art Crawl on 66 in Tulsa as artists bring imagination to life at local businesses. On the second Friday of the month from April to December, musicians, performers, and visual artists will inspire patrons as they browse businesses and vendor booths. Kick the weekend off with a tour of historic places along The Mother Road, enjoying local restaurants and taking in the sights and sounds of Tulsa's art scene.
Various Locations
Tulsa, OK 74107
63rd Annual Inola Hay Day. Parades, rodeo, hay bale contest, craft fair, games for all ages, live entertainment, raffles, food trucks and much more. Fun for the entire family!
Downtown Inola
Inola, OK
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Our primary objective is to provide a thriving marketplace for both local producers and consumers, solidifying our position as Oklahoma's premier farmers' market. We take pride in curating a diverse selection of vendors, all of whom share a deep commitment to delivering the highest quality products to our patrons. We understand that our success is not just measured in sales but in the impact we have on our community. By encouraging sustainable agriculture and responsible consumption, we strive to leave a positive, lasting impression on Oklahoma.
Kendall Whittier District
1 S Lewis Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74104
On the second Saturday of each month, drop by the farm to watch or participate as we fellowship and work hand crafts and fiber arts. Bring a craft to work on or come for a "free help session" with fiber arts such as spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting, or felting. Shepherd’s Cross offers weaving and fiber arts classes year-round, on an individual or group basis. Shepherd’s Cross is an accredited Agritourism facility and a Made in Oklahoma Company that processes Animal Welfare Approved fiber (that is chemical free, hormone free, free range, all natural). Shepherd’s Cross hosts a mini wool mill, processing wool from their own sheep, raised on site. Heart of the Shepherd is the non-profit organization (501-C3) that operates at the farm and establishes wool mills in remote, impoverished areas around the world. Heart of the Shepherd teaches Biblical references to the harvest, the animals, farming, and gardening. Shepherd’s Cross and their unique Country Craft Shop is open Tuesday through Saturday 8:30 – 5:30, year-round (closed some holidays).
Diane Dickinson
(918)-342-5911
eat8@eau8eav8eaw8
Join Gilcrease at Circle Cinema for a screening of Thomas Allen Harris’ “Through a Lens Darkly: Black Photographers and the Emergence of a People”. Attendees will also hear from Don Thompson, photographer, former industrial engineer, educator, and Greenwood documentarian, about the history of black identity through photography, and learn about the photograph of Willie Peevyhouse Davis that is currently on view at all Gilcrease in Your Neighborhood locations. The film explores how African American communities have used the camera as a tool for social change from the invention of photography to the present. This epic tale poetically moves between the present and the past, through contemporary photographers and artists whose images and stories seek to reconcile legacies of pride and shame while giving voice to images long suppressed, forgotten, and hidden from sight. Tickets on sale now - $11 Circle members, $13 non-members.
Circle Cinema
10 S. Lewis Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74104
Get tickets to see the talented Formosa Quartet at this concert presented by Chamber Music Tulsa. The quartet, comprised of two violinists, a violist and cellist, is known for performing unique jazz and pop arrangements. Enjoy a concert featuring the music of Haydn followed by a buffet dinner.
151 S Elgin Ave
Tulsa, OK 74120
Get tickets to see the talented Formosa Quartet at this concert presented by Chamber Music Tulsa. The quartet, comprised of two violinists, a violist and cellist, is known for performing unique jazz and pop arrangements. Enjoy a concert featuring the music of Haydn followed by a buffet dinner.
151 S Elgin Ave
Tulsa, OK 74120
Join us at the Claremore Museum of History for a demonstration of creating a unique and creative look for each season of the year on your tables for entertaining. As the holidays approach, this event is sure to inspire some creativity and generate conversation that will come in handy when you are entertaining. Each look will contain linens, dishware, silverware, and florals. The discussion is informal and the MoH will have snacks and beverages to enjoy during the evening.
Claremore Museum of History
121 N Weenonah Ave
Claremore, OK 74017
Visit Broken Arrow this September for the Chalk It Up Arts Festival. This unique event, which occurs alongside the Broken Arrow Rose Festival and Rose Kites Over Broken Arrow, will provide a spectacular weekend full of family-friendly fun. Activities include an amazing chalk art competition, live music, street performers, a rose show and rose-themed art exhibits. The shops on Main Street will be open for festival goers to shop and local artists will be showcasing their wares. Local restaurants as well as food trucks will also be open to satisfy whatever your palate might desire. Join in this celebration of artwork and roses for an incredible weekend in Broken Arrow.
302 S. Main Street
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
The Broken Arrow Rose Festival offers family-friendly fun to all. True to its name, the Rose Festival features roses, along with live music, artist booths, vendors, and food trucks. Speak to the garden experts and view beautiful roses showcased in the Rose Show at this annual community event. Held in conjunction with the Rose Kites over Broken Arrow event and Chalk It Up Art Festival, guests are invited to celebrate the city where roses bloom during three days of Broken Arrow festival fun, with activities for all levels of rose enthusiasts.
302 S. Main Street
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(918)-574-4222
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Experience art up close during the Art Crawl on 66 in Tulsa as artists bring imagination to life at local businesses. On the second Friday of the month from April to December, musicians, performers, and visual artists will inspire patrons as they browse businesses and vendor booths. Kick the weekend off with a tour of historic places along The Mother Road, enjoying local restaurants and taking in the sights and sounds of Tulsa's art scene.
Various Locations
Tulsa, OK 74107
(918)-445-4457
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Since 2007, the Tulsa Arts District has presented the community with rotating art displays as part of the monthly First Friday Art Crawl events. Every first Friday of the month, visitors can explore artwork inside galleries, studios and museums and catch a few live music performances or even an exciting fireworks display. As an added bonus, art crawlers can take advantage of free museum and gallery admission while shopping later than normal business hours would allow. Hit the district early for dinner, or stay a little later for a craft cocktail best enjoyed on an outdoor patio.
Various locations in Tulsa Arts District
Tulsa, OK 74103
(918)-527-8170
eat0@eau0eav0eaw0
Head to Tulsa this fall for the Vienna Light Orchestra's performance of "The Greatest Showman - Live Tribute." In addition to music from the iconic musical, the orchestra will perform fan favorites from "Frozen," "Pirates of the Caribbean," and "Phantom of the Opera." You won't want to miss these world-class musicians and vocalists as they bring these songs to life at the Mabee Center in October.
Mabee Center
7777 S Lewis Ave
Tulsa, OK 74136
(918)-495-6000
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Located at Rhema Ninowski Center, shop from over 100 local Oklahoma vendors selling crafts, specialty foods, handmade fun gifts, holiday decorations, childrens items, pet accessories and so much more! Many of our vendors are non-profit fundraising for their organizations. Free admissions & parking. Friday, Oct. 11th get your shopping bag with coupons and helium balloons for the kids! Saturday, Oct. 12th will be free charicature drawings! Refreshments onsite.
Rhema Ninowski Center
1367 W. Kenosha/71st St.
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
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On the second Saturday of each month, drop by the farm to watch or participate as we fellowship and work hand crafts and fiber arts. Bring a craft to work on or come for a "free help session" with fiber arts such as spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting, or felting. Shepherd’s Cross offers weaving and fiber arts classes year-round, on an individual or group basis. Shepherd’s Cross is an accredited Agritourism facility and a Made in Oklahoma Company that processes Animal Welfare Approved fiber (that is chemical free, hormone free, free range, all natural). Shepherd’s Cross hosts a mini wool mill, processing wool from their own sheep, raised on site. Heart of the Shepherd is the non-profit organization (501-C3) that operates at the farm and establishes wool mills in remote, impoverished areas around the world. Heart of the Shepherd teaches Biblical references to the harvest, the animals, farming, and gardening. Shepherd’s Cross and their unique Country Craft Shop is open Tuesday through Saturday 8:30 – 5:30, year-round (closed some holidays).
Diane Dickinson
(918)-342-5911
eat8@eau8eav8eaw8
Celebrate the season at Vinita’s 37th annual Oktoberfest. Pay tribute to the fall season and German culture with dancing, cake walks and authentic German, Native American, Asian, Hispanic, Scandinavian, and American food at this seasonal event. Find something tasty at the church bake sale or place a bid on one of the unique baskets at the Spectacular Silent Auction. The festival will also have dozens of craft vendors, so stop by their booths and browse the variety of handmade wares for sale. When you’re ready to relax, head to the Entertainment Tent and enjoy live music featuring the Blaskapelle Band from Tulsa and the German American Society Dancers, plus local and area talent. Bring the kids along for the festival’s many child-friendly activities. The Kids’ Tent features crafts, face painting and balloon art for the little ones or kids can head outside to participate in a bounce house, pony rides and a petting zoo. With so many booths and activities, there’s fun for the whole family at this vibrant fall festival.
Holy Ghost Catholic Church
120 W Sequoyah Ave
Vinita, OK 74301
Pleasant Valley Farms Pumpkin Patch in Sand Springs grows one of Oklahoma's largest pumpkins and winter squash varieties. With over 90 varieties from 13 countries, the farm also provides information on each variety's use, including baking, pies, jams, or decoration. Nearly two dozen vendors and craftsmen will be on-site with an array of items to purchase at the festival. Browse through handmade soaps, tasty jellies and much more, or pick a traditional orange pumpkin to take home. Craftsmen will also demonstrate their skills for crowds, including chainsaw wood carving. Buy a ticket to ride the horse-drawn wagon ride, pet barnyard animals at the petting barn, try the "punkin' chunkin'" cannon and grab a bite to eat at the concession stand. Visitors can snap fall-themed photos or shop in the gift shop. Navigate the 15-acre corn maze, play a round of mini golf, or try your luck at pumpkin bowling. Kids also love the duck races and stationary calf roping. For some Halloween fun, walk through the haunted house and try not to scream as ghouls make surprise appearances. Come and enjoy a day at a real farm-grown pumpkin patch. Hang around and make sweet s'mores at the fire-pits, dance to live bluegrass music and experience all of the wholesome family entertainment this charming fall festival offers. Pleasant Valley Farms Pumpkin Patch in Sand Springs grows one of the largest variety of pumpkins and winter squash in Oklahoma. With over 90 varieties from 13 countries, the farm also provides information on each variety's use, including baking, pies, jams, or decoration. Nearly two dozen vendors and craftsmen will be on-site with an array of items to purchase at the festival. Browse through handmade soaps, tasty jellies and much more, or pick a traditional orange pumpkin to take home. Craftsmen will also demonstrate their skills for crowds, including chainsaw wood carving. Come and enjoy a day at a real farm-grown pumpkin patch. Hang around and make sweet s'mores at the fire-pits, dance to live bluegrass music and experience all of the wholesome family entertainment this charming fall festival offers.
Pleasant Valley Farms
22350 W 71st St
Sand Springs, OK 74063
(918)-248-5647
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The annual Cherokee Art Market will feature over 150 elite First American artists nationwide. Representing 47 federally-recognized tribes, these artists converge in the Sequoyah Grand Ballroom of the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa to showcase their talents. See fine First American artwork on display and for sale, including beadwork, pottery, painting, basketry, sculptures, and textiles. 20 different categories will be judged and a total of $75,000 will be awarded to winning artists. A youth competition featuring the artwork of 6th through 12th-grade students is also scheduled. Visitors will also enjoy cultural demonstrations such as flint knapping, basket weaving and storytelling.
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa
777 W Cherokee Street
Catoosa, OK 74015
The Brush Creek Bazaar is an annual Tulsa event that boasts fun for everyone in the scenic Brush Creek area. Over a two-day period, enjoy shopping, entertainment and carnival activities in a family environment. The outdoor festival features exhibits from wood and metal craftsmen as well as vendor booths with everything from decor and soap to candles and clothing. Shop row after row of craft supplies and locally-made art from unique and exceptional artists while your children play in the kid zone. Complete with pony rides, a petting zoo, face painting and a swan pond, your children will never want to leave. Take a break from shopping to enjoy some quality time with the family over some live music and fair food. The annual event has been hosted in Tulsa since the 1980s and has been featuring top-notch live entertainment throughout that time.
10900 S Louisville
Tulsa, OK 74137
Join Chamber Music Tulsa this October for a concert featuring the Miró Quartet. The Miró Quartet includes violinists Daniel Ching and William Fedkenheuer, violist John Largess and cellist Joshua Gindele. This performance is part of the Gallery Series, offering small concerts in artistic venues. $40 admission.
1151 S Elgin Ave
Tulsa, OK 74120
Art-Tober At Ol' Blue! Join the RT 66 Native Arts Alliance in a pop-up art show at The Blue Whale of Catoosa. Join us for Fun, Food, Art & Music!
Blue Whale of Catoosa
Highway 66
Catoosa, OK 74015
Find a unique gift for everyone on your list at the Made in Oklahoma Handmade Christmas Fest this fall. Local craft vendors will bring their most gift-worthy creations and Christmas decorations to the Will Rogers Downs Event Center in Claremore. Finish the day by visiting the gift-wrapping station to get all those presents ready to put under the tree. Hours: Friday, 11:00a.m. – 6:00p.m.; Saturday 9:00a.m. – 3:00p.m.
Will Rogers Downs Event Center
20900 S 4200 Rd
Claremore, OK 74352
Located in the heart of Sand Springs at the Case Community Center, the All Things Crafty Arts & Craft Fair features a variety of vendors and booths filled with local arts and crafts including jewelry, candles, purses, bows and more. Concessions will be available to refuel energetic shoppers, and guests are encouraged to purchase a raffle ticket for a chance at winning a prize at this year's event.
Case Community Center
1050 W Wekiwa Rd
Sand Springs, OK 74063
(918)-960-1738
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On the second Saturday of each month, drop by the farm to watch or participate as we fellowship and work hand crafts and fiber arts. Bring a craft to work on or come for a "free help session" with fiber arts such as spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting, or felting. Shepherd’s Cross offers weaving and fiber arts classes year-round, on an individual or group basis. Shepherd’s Cross is an accredited Agritourism facility and a Made in Oklahoma Company that processes Animal Welfare Approved fiber (that is chemical free, hormone free, free range, all natural). Shepherd’s Cross hosts a mini wool mill, processing wool from their own sheep, raised on site. Heart of the Shepherd is the non-profit organization (501-C3) that operates at the farm and establishes wool mills in remote, impoverished areas around the world. Heart of the Shepherd teaches Biblical references to the harvest, the animals, farming, and gardening. Shepherd’s Cross and their unique Country Craft Shop is open Tuesday through Saturday 8:30 – 5:30, year-round (closed some holidays).
Diane Dickinson
(918)-342-5911
eat8@eau8eav8eaw8
On the second Saturday of each month, drop by the farm to watch or participate as we fellowship and work hand crafts and fiber arts. Bring a craft to work on or come for a "free help session" with fiber arts such as spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting, or felting. Shepherd’s Cross offers weaving and fiber arts classes year-round, on an individual or group basis. Shepherd’s Cross is an accredited Agritourism facility and a Made in Oklahoma Company that processes Animal Welfare Approved fiber (that is chemical free, hormone free, free range, all natural). Shepherd’s Cross hosts a mini wool mill, processing wool from their own sheep, raised on site. Heart of the Shepherd is the non-profit organization (501-C3) that operates at the farm and establishes wool mills in remote, impoverished areas around the world. Heart of the Shepherd teaches Biblical references to the harvest, the animals, farming, and gardening. Shepherd’s Cross and their unique Country Craft Shop is open Tuesday through Saturday 8:30 – 5:30, year-round (closed some holidays).
Diane Dickinson
(918)-342-5911
eat8@eau8eav8eaw8
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