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Saying yes to dessert after dinner can feel like a guilty pleasure.
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Tulsa is a city where it’s possible to reinvent oneself — be that through a new career or a project that inspires creativity. Local classes offered by both educational institutions and community-focused organizations make this city a hot spot with accessible learning options to try something new.
While you’re picking this magazine up in February, I’m sitting down to write this letter the second week of January. Remember then? I know it feels so long ago. We’ve been through a lot these past few weeks. Christmas? It seems like months ago.
Nina Jun’s “Red Heart with Flowers” ($2,200) might look like a mylar balloon, but the Korean-born sculptor who is based in Los Angeles has become known for her ceramic balloon sculptures in countless shapes and themes.
The Greenwood Ave. brand has become a favorite of many for its mix of vintage flair with a keen eye on today’s fashion.
On weekends we love going out to brunch for steak and eggs, stuffed omelets and stacks of pancakes with maple syrup.
Date night spots with local food and a side of live music
James Andrews, wine manager and sommelier at Parkhill’s South Liquors and wine, gives four recommendations for rosé this Valentine’s Day.
Oh, hello, February. I remember you. You tried to kill me last year. Tried to freeze me to death. Lucky for you, I’m not holding grudges.
Jonathan Perez grew up cooking with his grandmother, a restaurateur in Peru. Now he operates his own Peruvian catering company in Tulsa, his home of 13 years.
The Pride of Broken Arrow, the marching band of Broken Arrow High School, has won four national championships, but its most recent was its proudest win yet.
Born in 2019 from a side project of Candy Fly bandmates Matt Baker and Chayton Burleson, Tulsa alternative rock band Pets. has grown into a five-piece ensemble that now includes Jordan Hodges, Michael Davis and Nathan Hairston. With the arrival of COVID-19 and the subsequent shut down, Pets.…
Tulsa musicians Matt Baker and Chayton Burleson launch single from their own studio.
A lot has happened since DVIS began expanding the organization’s footprint in 2015, not the least of which was a global pandemic.
J.W. Marshall was a settler from Missouri who arrived in Tulsa in 1901. He realized there was no Christian church in the young town and began organizing the First Christian Church of Tulsa in 1902.
Twelve Booker T. Washington High School alumni were inducted into the school’s Distinguished Hall of Fame on Nov. 4 at the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame.
Tulsa native and Booker T. graduate Jerome Clark might be based in New York City, but Tulsa was on his mind when he launched his purpose-driven personal care brand, In Good Conscience, in November 2021.
Get to know the new executive director for the Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence.
It’s more than 1,000 miles to Philadelphia, but when you’re craving a good cheesesteak, Steak Stuffers will take you there. Choose from a 6- or 12-inch sandwich with Cheez Whiz. If you like it extra cheesy, you can add provolone, pepper jack or American cheese. These cheesesteaks are burstin…
Sand Springs resident Vicky Laymon-Hodson has worn many hats working for her family’s 33-year-old business, Enduro Pipeline Services, since she was a teenager.
February in the Midwest can be a fickle month. Sometimes the cold is bitter, and other times it’s unseasonably warm. Regardless of the temperature outside, there are some great things to see and do in the Sunflower State within a day’s drive of Tulsa that will keep your spirits warm.
Tulsan David Miller repairs and refurbishes vintage stereo equipment at Speakerworks.
The pandemic has had devastating economic consequences for many industries. Live music, with its prevalence of gig workers, is no exception. Most musicians, sound engineers and other music industry professionals are self-employed.
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Mardi Gras is March 1, and we’re ready to eat and drink our way through it. Here are our favorite ways to experience a bit of Bourbon Street.
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President Barack Obama launched the My Brother’s Keeper Alliance in 2014 to build safe and supportive communities for boys and young men of color. Eight years later, under the purview of ImpactTulsa, Tulsa has accepted the My Brother’s Keeper challenge, with native Tulsan BerThaddaeus Bailey…
“The BIG Show: Work by Young Artists,” an upcoming exhibition at Philbrook Museum of Art, is aptly named: It’ll be the largest show in Philbrook’s history, with a whopping 2,500 works of art on display.
ahha Tulsa’s new director of programs and engagement sees potential in Tulsa like nowhere else.
