Experience Tulsa

The Blue Dome Arts Festival in downtown Tulsa through May 16, 2010 Hard to say why the local Tulsans tend to support the Blue Dome Arts festival over Mayfest. I can remember visiting local artists at Mayfest when I moved to Tulsa in the early 80s. Now you'll find only a few participating. The ... Continue Reading » about The Blue Dome Arts Festival in downtown Tulsa through May 16, 2010

Tulsa Architecture - Art Deco captured in paintings, brick by brick A Tulsa artist and blogger you must meet is Celeste Vaught. She is painting highlights of the heritage of Tulsa Architecture, and you can follow her work on her blog, Tulsa, Brick x Brick. A short drive through downtown Tulsa will ... Continue Reading » about Tulsa Architecture – Art Deco captured in paintings, brick by brick

What I love about Tulsa! Those who know me well know that I have an amazing husband, love dogs, sell Tulsa real estate, am a great cook and political activist. You can pretty much be happily married anywhere, cook anywhere, walk dogs anywhere – but, I can’t imagine selling real estate ... Continue Reading » about What I love about Tulsa!

Community Get-Togethers to promote healthy neighborhood associations, local businesses, community gardening and fellowship I blogged the other day about the Crosbie Heights October 4th Block Party/Fundraiser at The Blue Jackalope in Tulsa, and today, my husband Demetrius, friend Andy, pup, Theo and ... Continue Reading » about Community Get-Togethers to promote healthy neighborhood associations, local businesses, community gardening and fellowship

Community Gardens, Organic Farming, Local Treasures of Tulsa and surrounding areas:  Train Whistle Farm & The Blue Jackalope Today at the Crosbie Heights block party by The Blue Jackalope, I bought some fresh okra from Nick and Tonya, owners of the Train Whistle Farm in Okmulgee. They also ... Continue Reading » about Community Gardens, Organic Farming, Local Treasures of Tulsa and surrounding areas: Train Whistle Farm & The Blue Jackalope

Chain Saw Sculptor Creates Patriotic Tribute from dead tree in Tulsa's Veterans Park Right behind our home is Veteran's Park at 21st and Boulder. There are always great activities going on in the park -- community and family events and concerts -- also often the start/end of many road races. I've ... Continue Reading » about Chain Saw Sculptor Creates Patriotic Tribute from dead tree in Tulsa’s Veterans Park

Art in the Square - Utica Square, Tulsa, October 3, 2009 Art in the Square occurs every October. Local artists showcase their works along Utica Square's sidewalks and we have a chance to meet our artists and purchase their wares. In the beautiful and crisp Oklahoma fall, this is becoming an annual ... Continue Reading » about Art in the Square – Utica Square, Tulsa, October 3, 2009

What is the Blue Jackalope anyway? Find out at the Crosbie Heights' October 4th Block Party/Fundraiser in Tulsa! My husband and I first visited this neighborhood grocery & coffee shop to meet some friends. We now pass it every time we drive to the Joe Station Bark Park. It's located at 306 S. ... Continue Reading » about What is the Blue Jackalope anyway? Find out at the Crosbie Heights’ October 4th Block Party/Fundraiser in Tulsa!

GREEK HOLIDAY THE 49th ANNUAL GREEK FESTIVAL SEPTEMBER 24-26 Build your own Greek dinner, buy a Greek cookbook with an area flavor, and imagine the sights, sounds, and smells of Mediterranean life at Greek Holiday, the 49th Greek festival, Sept. 24-26, 1206 South Guthrie, Tulsa (south of the ... Continue Reading » about Tulsa’s GREEK HOLIDAY, the 49th ANNUAL GREEK FESTIVAL SEPTEMBER 24-26, 2009