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So your kiddo has a birthday coming up, huh? If you’re wanting to avoid the backyard party with the scary clown resembling “Krusty” from The Simpsons, kids screaming in fear, birthday presents floating in the pool and the kid that hurls on the quilt your great-great grandmother passed down. To steer clear of all that [...]

July 13th-24th Enroll Now for a great program for young artists from grades 5-12, 8:30-4:30 each day for 2 weeks. Learn video, sculpture, performance and new music skills and then put them together in an interdisciplinary artwork! VIDEO: Students will learn the basics of video—camcorder anatomy, story boarding, idea development, lighting, sound, and editing. Whether [...]

The Haven of Harmony Community Garden will hold their Opening Celebration on Sunday, May 24, 2-5 p.m. All of Tulsa is invited to the event. This is a celebration of local food production and community initiative. There will be food, live music, games for the kids, informational booths from local organizations, and more. The garden [...]

The First Tee of Tulsa is a chapter of the national First Tee program located at Mohawk Park Golf Course. It’s mission is to impact the lives of young people by providing a learning facility and educational program that promotes character development and life - enhancing values through the game of golf. Tulsa’s chapter [...]

Mayfest’s KidZone, which will be located in the new H.A. Chapman Centennial Green at 6th and Main, will feature hands-on activities for children of all ages as well as family friendly entertainment during this year’s Festival, May 14th – 17th. Art projects include eco-friendly collages, sidewalk chalk, bubbles, temporary tattoos, easel painting, beaded bracelets and a [...]

Tulsa made the number 5 ranking on Forbes’ list of America’s Most Livable Cities. The story ran on Yahoo’s homepage this morning. Portland, Maine made the number 1 position. To form the list, they looked at quality of life measures in the nation’s largest continental U.S. metropolitan statistical areas. They eliminated areas with populations smaller than [...]

The Tulsa Zoo just might be one of the only places that a 100-year-old Aldabra Tortoise paints a piece of art with his feet. The project is called Art:UNTAMED, and quite a few animals participate, everything from the meerkats to the penguins. Even Dufus the Flamingo painted one. It’s animal enrichment, a way for zookeepers [...]

Twitter is the 3rd largest social networking site that enables its users to send and read other users’ updates known as tweets.  It’s gained quite a bit of momentum in the last year, and people love it for communicating and staying connected through the exchange of quick, frequent status updates. I’m posting a list of the [...]

Want to know who’s performing at this years Mayfest? The headliners were recently announced and it seems like the collaboration with Dfest organizers paid off by bringing us some national acts. Sister Hazel will perform Friday night and Old 97’s will take the stage Saturday night for the upcoming music and art festival. Sister Hazel has [...]

Local act Stars Go Dim will be taking the outdoor stage at the BOK Center for a free concert before Elton John/Billy Joel tonight. The Tulsa-based band has opened for Switchfoot, Daughtry and Graham Colton and has shared festival stages with Paramore, The All-American Rejects and The Roots. The BOK Center recently announced the OneOk Outdoor [...]