Going somewhere?
Found this cool piece of history in Tulsa… Aviator’s Arrow. Tulsa Aviator’s Arrow, complete with 50-foot tall letters made from crushed rock, actually guided Charles Lindbergh to the city in 1927. Whoa. It’s a bit...
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A local favorite
It may be called Hideaway, but this pizza place was no secret. We did a few media interviews in Tulsa (more on those later), and we asked each reporter and photographer what places they loved...
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Simply the best!
I wish you could smell these pictures! If you could, I’m sure you’d drop everything and head to Wanda J’s in the Greenwood District of Tulsa. They’re serving up the best fried chicken I’ve ever...
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Classic route 66
Neon Tulsa. I saw examples nearly everywhere, but no better place to head than to historic Route 66. I spent quite a bit of time enjoying bits of Tulsa’s past. Whether interesting storefronts, “muffler men”...
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A sweet little street
Super sleepy Monday mornings mean heading out in search of some caffeine and something yummy. Luckily, I’d had several people suggest I check out the Coffee House on Cherry Street. Can you spot me trying...
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A Lot to Discover
Decopolis Discovitorium. Try to say that fast three times in a row. I’ll wait. Along Route 66 is a curious shop nestled between other vintage buildings. The Decopolis was easy to spot while driving down...
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It’s a hair thing!
Check out this new exhibit from Shenequa at 108 Contemporary gallery space.
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Tulsa Top 5: Dinner is Served
As you spend some time exploring everything Tulsa has to offer, you’re bound to get hungry. Here’s a quick rundown of my 5 favorite, family-friendly, wheelchair-accessible places to eat in Tulsa. Wanda J’s Next Generation...
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Going Green
Explore Guthrie Green in Tulsa, Oklahoma with me for their First Friday celebration.
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An outdoor gallery worth the drive
Who doesn’t love checking out things along Route 66… if you’re in Tulsa, it’s worth the 45-minute drive to check out this amazing example of visionary art, Ed Galloway’s Totem Pole Park. This awesome, free,...
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