From the conclusion of ‘Oklahoma!’ at the Tulsa PAC to an adult prom and sock hop in the suburbs, here’s the Flyer’s top five.
Category: Culture
Posted inSchools & Families
All Tulsa Public elementary school educators can now apply for Magic City Books donations
With “Share the Magic,” Tulsa Public Schools teachers and librarians can request brand new books for class sets or for students to take home.
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Bizarre Underground Wrestling takes over BA with Mr. Nasty v. Merc and the final match of Tommy Dean
It began with fun events in the back of a tattoo shop. Now, fans flock to see wrestlers at the Summer Bizarre.
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There’s a new spot to get a steak and cocktail in midtown Tulsa. Palace Rooms is open.
Palace Rooms is the sister restaurant to Lollipops Woodfire & Grocery, which opened in May. The slightly more upscale space offers a wide alcohol selection, along with a menu of apps and entrees.
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Stephen Hillenburg, the late creator of ‘SpongeBob SquarePants,’ to be celebrated in Tulsa
A little known fact about the creator of animated TV series SpongeBob SquarePants: He was a Lawton, Oklahoma native.
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Tulsa PAC will close for renovations in 2028. Where will performances be held in the meantime?
While renovations won’t begin until 2028, leaders need to figure out the plan soon. On the table: building a temporary theater with 1,800 seats.
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5 ways to spend your weekend in Tulsa Aug. 7-9
From underground wrestling in Broken Arrow to two days of pop culture celebration at Oklahoma Comic Con, here’s the Flyer’s top five.
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Blue Whale Comedy Festival returns to Tulsa with national headliners
The four-day Blue Whale Comedy Festival returns to Tulsa later this month with more than 75 performers, new events and a Route 66-themed celebration.
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Marin summited a volcano. Next up is her first live band performance at the Merc.
The 23-year-old Tulsa musician is gearing up to release her second single and launch merch at Origin Coffee, which will sell a special Marin Blend.
Posted inArts
Group of Indigenous authors envision life 250 years from now in new book
A release party was held Friday at 101 Archer for “From the Heart of Our Nations.”
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Stillwater star Wyatt Flores returns to Tulsa, ‘the place that built me,’ for free concert
Guthrie Green officials say it could be the largest crowd in park history. Wyatt Flores said no other city would have been better to celebrate his second studio album.
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The Church Studio invites audience members into the recording experience with Kalyn Fay
Ticketed audiences can go inside a working studio alongside the musicians and engineers creating the session and listen to every voice and instrument through professional Shure studio headphones.