From the 20th edition of Tulsa Tough to a two-day vintage and antique rummage sale, here are the Flyer’s top five.
Category: Culture
Posted inCulture
Our insider’s guide to Tulsa Tough, from parties to parking
Tulsa’s premier cycling competition and party takes over the city June 5-7. From navigating the road closures to finding the races, here are our top tips for the event.
Posted inCulture
Embracing Cry Baby Hill hooliganism, Tulsa Tough turns 20
As thousands flock to the city’s premier cycling event June 5-7, organizers say it’s a reflection of the sport’s growth — and its role in shaping Tulsa’s identity.
Posted inNews
After Route 66 parade headaches, YouTuber warns of car event cancellations in Tulsa
Motorists reported issues getting to the parade route that prevented them from participating. Now, drivers will receive refunds on base registration fees.
Posted inNews
Greenwood Rising marks 5 years of teaching Black Wall Street’s history
Greenwood Rising opened in 2021, as the city marked 100 years since the Tulsa Race Massacre. It teaches the history of the district from its establishment and destruction to rebuilding.
Posted inNorth Tulsa
‘We will carry your light’: Massacre victims, survivors remembered at soil collection ceremony
The ceremony, which concluded Black Wall Street Legacy Festival, gave Tulsans a chance to honor the people lost during the race massacre — and the efforts to rebuild.
Posted inCulture
Meet the man who awarded Tulsa its world record during the Route 66 Capital Cruise
He’s responsible for judging contests that tease both human curiosity and our collective fascination for superlatives.
Posted inArts
Art House Tulsa worked with 200-plus emerging artists. Now it’s taking a ‘pause’ with farewell show.
The east Tulsa arts group got its start with house shows hosted by its co-founders. After seven years, Art House Tulsa will host a farewell event May 30.
Posted inGovernment
How much have Tulsa taxpayers spent on Route 66 projects? City docs show it’s not always clear.
There’s no central place where Tulsa officials have totaled taxpayer money spent on many Route 66 projects. The city is working on a fix — by November.
Posted inArts
Don’t risk the world record. Here are some big FYIs if you’re heading to the Route 66 Capital Cruise.
Centennial celebrations are finally in full swing, but there are a few big things to know before you go — like when you can and can’t cross the street.
Posted inYour Money
Family-friendly fun this summer: When does a membership at these Tulsa spots pay off?
From the zoo and aquarium to the botanic garden and water park, we break down the cost behind some of Tulsa’s most popular summer outings.
Posted inFood
Is this the best burger in Tulsa’s Deco District? 415 Grille offers up a $10 contender
Lunch diners are flocking to the Atlas Life building in downtown to enjoy 415 Grille’s offerings, including burgers, hot dogs, chicken and catfish.