Tulsa homeowners can help mitigate droughts and floods by shifting the type of lawns they grow and their approach to lawn care, experts say.
Category: Culture
Posted inLa Semana
Here are 4 things for Tulsa’s Latino and Hispanic community to check out in September
From a Hispanic Heritage Month celebration to free admission at the Tulsa Botanic Garden, here’s what you can find to do in September.
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Dinner and a show: Guthrie Green’s Food Truck Wednesday returns with an evening upgrade
This fall, Food Truck Wednesdays are moving to evenings with more food trucks and larger musical acts.
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Will Thomas’ Victorian detectives are back on the case in ‘For Services Rendered’
The Broken Arrow author draws inspiration from historical figures for the long-running Barker and Llewelyn private eye series. His latest brings readers into the world of a Chinese revolutionary.
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Tulsa welcomes its latest Mexican-inspired coffee shop with Coffee con Pan
Siblings turned a childhood dream into Coffee con Pan, a new Tulsa shop serving up lattes and matcha alongside their favorite Mexican drinks and snacks.
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Take 2 Café celebrates 10 years with new location and bigger space in downtown Tulsa
The café, which will soon open inside the Palace Building, employs formerly incarcerated women and offers housing, addiction treatment and therapy.
Posted inEntertainment
5 ways to spend your weekend in Tulsa Aug. 28-30
From the final Tulsa Flea Market until November to a ‘90s-themed party at Cain’s Ballroom, here’s the Flyer’s top five.
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Zach Singer comes home to make Tulsa his movie set in ‘The Day Before’
After spending time in New York and Los Angeles, native Tulsan Zach Singer makes his cinematic homecoming through a short film premiering in the East Village this week.
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Blue Whale Comedy Festival returns to Tulsa to host 75+ comics over four days
Fans got their fill of local acts on the rise as well as nationally recognized stand-up comedians like Chris Fleming, Demetri Martin and Melissa Villaseñor.
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Brother Rabbit celebrates release of its first album in a decade at Vanguard
The three-member Tulsa band rocked out to mark its third studio album, “These Days Are Not As Dark As They Seem.”
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Tulsa’s oldest and largest celebration of Indian culture returns Aug. 29
India Fest is at Rhema Ninowski Recreation Center in Broken Arrow Saturday, Aug. 29 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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From the pulpit to the Loony Bin, Tulsan Adam Bush finds his calling in comedy
Adam Bush travels across the country for stand-up gigs. This week’s spot is just down the street at Blue Whale Comedy Festival, where Bush will be on stage Friday.