Eddie Faye Gates documented firsthand accounts of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and advocated for survivors. Gilcrease Museum honored her life and legacy Tuesday.
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Take in the fall views of Osage Hills at Tulsa Botanic Garden’s new trails
Nearly five miles of new trails are open in far northwest Tulsa. Get there before the garden closes temporarily to prepare for its holiday lights event.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Tulsa Mayfest will make its return to downtown in 2027
The arts festival’s future was uncertain after moving temporarily to Mother Road Market for the Route 66 centennial. It will come back to downtown next May.
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Thanksgiving is around the corner. Here’s where to find a free turkey, groceries and meals in Tulsa.
The start of November means the beginning of Thanksgiving giveaways. Here’s where to find a free turkey, groceries and meals in Tulsa.
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Tulsa actors will bring Holocaust history to life through ‘Address Unknown’
Through its staged reading, the Council for Holocaust Education seeks to connect Tulsans — especially educators and their students — with history in a more visceral way.
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OKC’s stepmom checks off bucket list with Saturday Cain’s Ballroom performance
Art punk band stepmom is one of four acts that will play music while fans enjoy chili from local restaurants all in support of nonprofit Horton Records.
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These free Tulsa wellness and fitness events will keep you moving through the holidays
Don’t hibernate just yet. While many fitness events are headed indoors, you can still find free yoga, dance and meditation classes around the Tulsa metro.