For Agustin Flores, the World Cup is not only experienced in front of a television screen. It is also felt in the aisles of his store, among jerseys from Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay, Scotland, Morocco, and many other countries, as customers walk in looking for the colors of the team they love.
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Drag, dancing and dogs: Scenes from the Elote Pride Festival in downtown Tulsa
Scroll through the photo gallery to see scenes from the event captured by the Tulsa Flyer.
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50 years of festivals: Muscogee (Creek) Nation kicks off weekend-long celebration
The weekend-long festival boasted a rodeo, stomp dance, traditional food and craft vendors as well as a carnival and concerts from artists including Ryan Bingham and Gene Simmons.
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Mimosas, more space and free parking: Bramble settles into its new Cherry Street location
One of Tulsa’s favorite brunch spots just got a Cherry Street glow-up. Owner Johnna Hayes promises the same menu and familiar faces along with a patio and free parking.
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New Tulsa bookstore sets the stage for Indigenous language, music and culture
Cherokee musician Agalisiga Mackey and author Paloma Lopez are bringing a wide selection of Indigenous literature and a listening room to Kendall-Whittier July 1.
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World Cup is capturing Americans’ attention. Soccer has been a fixture of Tulsa’s culture for years.
The ‘70s transformed Tulsa into a pitch perfect soccer town with the introduction of the Tulsa Roughnecks. Today, the game is part of the city’s culture — from club and school athletics to adult leagues and soccer bars.
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5 ways to spend your weekend in Tulsa June 26-28
From Green Corn to Pride and another Route 66 celebration in between, here’s the Flyer’s top five.
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2 Tulsa community advocates featured in Obama Presidential Center exhibit
Ashley Philippsen, formerly of ImpactTulsa, and Jen Loren, senior director of Cherokee Film, are featured in the Obama Center’s Imagine Your Impact interactive art exhibit.
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Elote is bringing Pride back to June with a weekend-long downtown Tulsa street festival
Friday and Saturday is for the 18 and older crowd ready to party. Sunday is a family day for all ages. Check out the weekend schedule.
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How a Tulsa TV anchor-turned-theater director became America’s reigning ‘president of drag’
Travis Guillory is balancing a day job with the national title of Miss Gay America. His journey to competing as Tracy La Louisianne was an unexpected turn for the former TV anchor.
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Find all the days and ways to celebrate the Fourth of July and America’s 250th birthday in the Tulsa area
Trying to figure out where you’re bringing the family or friends to spend the Fourth? We round up the major fireworks displays and parties across the Tulsa area.
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Oklahoma rockers BRONCHO take over rooftop bar in Tulsa
The band played songs from their 10th anniversary re-release “Double Vanity” at Soma near downtown.