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Route 66 has been making memories for 100 years, and Tulsa is full of ways to bring a little piece of the Mother Road home for the holidays. From vintage treasures and locally made gifts to quirky roadside souvenirs, handmade goods and Tulsa-themed finds, this shopping guide has something for…
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Walking through Tulsa’s lively neighborhoods today, it’s hard to imagine that as recently as the 20-teens, lots of those lively corners were occupied by old abandoned buildings. But one person’s forsaken warehouse is another’s blank canvas on which to create a brewery. In 2016, Oklahoma passed a law…
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Memphis has Elvis, Seattle has grunge, Detroit has Motown, and New Orleans has its bouncy jazz, but Tulsa has a little bit of all that. And more. Any night of the week, you can take your pick: a singer-songwriter in a corner tavern, old-school jazz in a moody subterranean den, a nationally…
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A Route 66 road trip isn’t complete without a cruise through the Mother Road’s capital. With so many things to do on America’s Highway in Tulsa, you could spend a week exploring all the restaurants, shops and roadside attractions. We’ve managed to narrow down some must-see spots for an action-packed…
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Home to one of Lonely Planet’s “10 historic Black landmarks to visit in the USA” and the first monument on National Geographic’s list of “6 essential American monuments,” Tulsa is one of the nation’s most prominent destinations for Black history and culture. Famously nicknamed Black Wall Street, the…
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Have you really been to Tulsa if you haven’t seen the Philbrook gardens or shopped for vintage treasures on Route 66? We’ve gathered some quintessential Tulsa experiences, from main attractions like the Tulsa Zoo to hidden gems like subterranean tours. Read on for twelve can’t-miss stops in T-Town…
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