If you’re a history lover looking for an accessible weekend in Tulsa, you’re in the right place! Friday Start your trip with coffee and doughnuts at Hurt’s Donuts. They are always open and imaginative donut...
Read MoreDelicious ice cream and the front window of Rose Rock Microcreamery, showing a review of accessible ice cream in Tulsa.
Read MorePardon the pun, but this was an experience I totally dug—digging for crystals at Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge in Jet, Oklahoma. When I found out there was a place to dig for one-of-a-kind crystals...
Read MoreOk, 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...
Read More“This land is your land, this land is my land.” 🎶 Sound familiar? While many people know the classic song, not many know who wrote it. Those words were the work of Woody Guthrie, an...
Read MoreMade sure I picked up my Route 66 passport at the Route 66 Historical Village and took some time to check out all they had to offer. The volunteer staff at the Welcome Center was...
Read MoreThis adventure was a “whale of a tale”… the Blue Whale of Catoosa to be exact. It’s been an Oklahoma highlight of Route 66 since 1972. Fun Fact: The whale was built by Hugh Davis...
Read MoreLooking to learn a bit more about the Tulsa Massacre? I already told you about the amazing Greenwood Rising museum, but if you’re spending more than a couple of days in Tulsa, you’ll also have...
Read Moreahha Tulsa describes itself as a connecting place for artists, cultural organizations, and the public. I would describe it as a pretty awesome way to spend an afternoon in the Tulsa Arts District! The first...
Read MoreFound 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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