Those looking to enjoy a live music performance during the lunch hour can attend The Church Studio’s ongoing Tunes at Noon concert series.
Not only do concert goers get to enjoy a live midday show, but they also get to take in The Church’s museum, which shares the story of Leon Russell and the Tulsa Sound.
The series continues this week with David Oakleaf & the Open Road helping celebrate Veterans Day on Wednesday, Big Mike Manaha playing the blues on Thursday and then Harmonic DNA’s country classic hits on Saturday.
Klondike5 performs at The Church Studio’s Tunes at Noon series on Nov. 5, 2026. Credit: Emma Watts for Tulsa Flyer 
Klondike5 performs at The Church Studio’s Tunes at Noon series on Nov. 5, 2026. Credit: Emma Watts for Tulsa Flyer 
Daytime concertgoers take in a Klondike5 performance at The Church Studio’s Tunes at Noon series on Nov. 5, 2026. Credit: Emma Watts for Tulsa Flyer 
Beautiful fall weather greets Klondike5 and fans at The Church Studio’s Tunes at Noon series on Nov. 5, 2026. Credit: Emma Watts for Tulsa Flyer 
The Church Studio, 304 S. Trenton Ave., hosts Tunes at Noon multiple times a week. Credit: Emma Watts for Tulsa Flyer
General admission is $15. It’s $12 for seniors, veterans and students. The Church Studio members and those younger than 12 receive free admission.
Last week was a big week on Music Row, as The Church Studio and city of Tulsa officials unveiled a new street sign honoring country legend Roy Clark.
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