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Mayor calls on Tulsans to bridge divides and create ‘next great renaissance’ in State of the City
During his second citywide address, Mayor Monroe Nichols cited progress on homelessness goals and job growth as key wins midway through his term.
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Failing to break even, Gravity Bear Bouldering Gym shuts its doors 15 months after opening
Gravity Bear Bouldering Gym opened in August 2025, but in the 15 months since opening it failed to break even. A GoFundMe fundraiser asking for $400,000 netted less than $3,000.
Enjoy a midday show at The Church Studio’s ongoing Tunes at Noon series
David Oakleaf & the Open Road, Big Mike Manaha and Harmonic DNA have shows this week.
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Gilcrease Museum hires new curator to let Tulsans know about its massive Latin American collection
Alejandro Garay Celeita is Gilcrease Museum’s inaugural assistant Latin American curator. He wants to help expand visibility for Oklahoma’s Latino community while expanding the museum’s current collection.
Shadowgrass returns to Tulsa for bluegrass showcase at Venue Shrine
Shadowgrass came to the SoBo venue with a mix of banjo, fiddle, mandolin and more. See what it looked like inside the packed Tulsa show.
Tulsans honor lost loved ones during Día de Los Muertos festival
The annual festival hosted by Living Arts of Tulsa brings in thousands seeking to add their own memories of loved ones to community altars.
Tulsans didn’t see a space for Spanish poetry. At their monthly meetups, they create one.
Voces y Versos convenes diverse creatives from across Tulsa to showcase their art in any language, from poetry and DJs to singing and dancing.
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ACTION Tulsa hosts community meeting to address stray and loose dogs
Organizers with ACTION Tulsa say the problem of loose and stray dogs can sometimes come down to affordability, whether that’s vet bills or being able to fix a hole in a fence.
OSU’s vision for Tulsa higher education could reshape TCC — and its $60 million in tax revenue
Oklahoma State University’s president has put the state’s largest community college system on notice that he has a vision for a merger that would create a simpler path to a bachelor’s degree in Tulsa.
Tulsa City Council has extra millions to spend on economic development. Where could $6.6M be headed?
Extra sales tax funds could flow into everything from afterschool programming to an eastside business center and a Brookside development. A council vote is expected Nov. 18.
Tulsa wants to reimagine closed Route 66 plaza. It needs more time and money to make it happen.
The plaza has been closed for about three years. Tulsa planning officials are seeking public input for how it could be improved, from trail enhancements to community programs.