Like A Rolling Stone
The Bob Dylan Center just opened last year in Tulsa, so we had to make a return trip to check it out. It was worth the extra travel time. I’ve probably mentioned my inability to...
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A place for all to gather
A Place to Gather: What would you call a place with 20,000 tons of rock, paved trails that wander between themed play areas, a mini-beach, several restaurants, a gallery exhibition space, and so much more...
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An artificial what now?
Ok, folks, I’m a little embarrassed to admit how long it took us to find this must-see site in Tulsa. We had heard about this mysterious site near the Arts District… the “Center of the...
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Wanna hurts donut?
Wanna hurts donut? Trust me, you do! Hurts Donut is a small chain of donut shops, mostly found in the midwest, with a location in the Blue Dome district of Tulsa, which was super close...
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But really… try the fries
There’s something about a classic burger that can just make your day, right? If you’re craving one of these popular treats in a warm, welcoming environment… head on down to Society Burger. We loved each...
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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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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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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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Feeling chilli?
Getting hungry, yet don’t want to stop enjoying the Route 66 vibe? Coney I-Lander is where you want to be! It’s a fun retro building filled with vintage-style art. If you’re too hungry to think,...
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Persistence and Perseverance
Persistence and perseverance. Two constant themes I recognized as I toured the Cherokee National History Museum in Tahlequah, OK. It’s a relatively large museum, packed full of information, collections of objects, letters, interactive elements, films,...
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