Out of his home studio, Logan Bruhn has produced dance music beats and tracks for a slew of Tulsa musicians. He’s adding a new solo venture, LOGI, to the list.
Author Archives: Tim Landes
Tim Landes is the food, arts and culture editor at the Tulsa Flyer. Prior to joining the inaugural editorial team at the Tulsa Flyer, Tim spent a decade managing media relations for Cherokee Nation businesses, co-created the Cherokee Nation’s online newsroom, the Anadisgoi, and worked as a digital and features editor for the TulsaPeople Magazine. Now, he is dedicated to covering Tulsa’s art scene where community creatives are pushing boundaries and creating a stronger culture. He currently serves as the vice chair for the Cherokee Phoenix editorial board and is a board member of the Tulsa Press Club.
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5 ways to spend your weekend in Tulsa Jan. 30-Feb. 1
From an Indigenous filmmaker’s special film screening to a celebration of Asian cultures in Tulsa, here’s the Flyer’s top five.
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Tulsa seeks to become ‘Hollywood on the prairie’ through new film incentive program
Tulsa is a key piece of Oklahoma’s strategy to compete with states like Texas for Hollywood productions. Now, it will offer a financial incentive of its own.
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Tulsa’s arts events shift schedules, cancel performances due to impending winter storm
Performances have already been moved ahead of snowfall expected to begin Friday night. We round up schedules for the Tulsa PAC, Philbrook and more.
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This Tulsa restaurant was just named a James Beard semifinalist
Lisa Becklund, who co-owns the farm-to-table restaurant, was named a James Beard finalist for Outstanding Chef last year.
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Tulsa’s MLK Day Parade celebrates a ‘New Day. Same Dream.’
Hundreds of participants waved to bundled up parade-goers lining the streets in near freezing temperatures.
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At Tulsa-area Native American church, Sunday service means singing in four languages
Citizens from between four and six tribes practice their faith at Native Stone Baptist Church in Sapulpa. Soon, they’ll make a new home in Tulsa Hills.
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Lexi Onyango wiped the slate clean. Now the Tulsa artist is back with new music.
After eight years of producing music, Lexi Onyango has deleted her previous songs from streaming platforms. What’s next for the Tulsa musician?
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5 ways to spend your weekend in Tulsa Jan. 16-18
From an introduction to bird watching to a rockin’ fundraiser at Cain’s Ballroom, here’s the Flyer’s top five.
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Coney Island Hot Weiners celebrates 100 years with hundreds of diners and $1 dogs
Since its humble beginnings in the Tulsa World basement, the coney restaurant has earned a special place in the hearts and minds of Tulsans.
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5 ways to spend your weekend in Tulsa Jan. 9-11
From a family-friendly celebration of fandom to a “day shift party” for folks over 30, here’s the Flyer’s top five.
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‘The Lowdown,’ Sterlin Harjo’s love letter to Tulsa, returns for second season
The series starring Ethan Hawke follows a Tulsa “truthstorian” inspired by the life of late citizen journalist Lee Roy Chapman.