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Feria Latina Supermarket is a massive Latin American grocery store that opened its Tulsa location in December 2024 at 1245 S Garnett Road, bringing the same beloved shopping experience it has offered Oklahoma City's Latino community for years. Described by locals as a Costco-sized store for the Latino community, the supermarket carries an extraordinary selection of fresh produce, premium cuts of marinated meats, freshly baked pan dulce and pastries, authentic Caribbean, Mexican, Guatemalan, Venezuelan, and Colombian pantry staples, specialty spices, sauces, and hard-to-find Latin American snacks and candies. The store is spacious, clean, and easily navigable with ample parking, and customers rave about the friendly staff, exceptional freshness of fruits and vegetables, and unbeatable low prices on quality products. With its slogan "Excelentes Precios," Feria Latina has quickly become a beloved one-stop destination for Tulsa's growing Latino community and anyone seeking authentic Latin American ingredients. [read more]
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Ferncrest Flint Creek is a modern glamping retreat along Flint Creek in Colcord, Oklahoma. It offers climate-controlled dome accommodations, bathhouses, fire pits, creek access, recreation facilities, and reservation-based outdoor stays for couples, families, and groups. [read more]
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First Friday Art Crawl is a free monthly arts event spread across galleries, studios, museums, shops and public spaces in the Tulsa Arts District. Local artists display and sell work while participating venues offer exhibitions, performances, live music and special programming. Many museums and galleries provide free or reduced admission, and nearby restaurants, bars and coffee shops often extend their hours. The event began in 2007 and has grown into one of downtown Tulsa’s signature cultural nights. [read more]
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At Fixins Soul Kitchen, we believe food is more than a meal it's memory, culture, and connection. Born from the vision of NBA legend and former Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson and his wife Michelle, Fixins was built on something deeply personal: the soulful home cooking that brought Black families together for generations. From Grandma Gladys' famous peach cobbler to the friendly competitions over collard greens and potato salad those recipes and those moments are at the heart of everything we serve. Kevin spent 12 years traveling the NBA, eating in 28 cities, always searching for that taste of home. What he found along the way inspired a dream: to take the best traditions of African American cuisine and elevate them with impeccable service, a vibrant atmosphere, and a space where everyone belongs. The result is Fixins Soul Kitchen a full-service soul food experience rooted in Black Excellence. Here in Tulsa's historic Greenwood District (Black Wall Street), every plate we serve is a tribute to the resilience, culture, and legacy of this community. Come hungry. Come as you are. This is your kitchen too. [read more]
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Forno Santo Ristorante is a full-service Italian restaurant and pizza parlor in Santa Fe Square in downtown Tulsa. It specializes in handmade pasta, wood-fired pizza, Italian-inspired entrees, salads, desserts, Italian wines, cocktails, reservations, and private dining. [read more]
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Since 1954, Freddie's Hamburgers has been serving Tulsa's best burgers from their home on Historic Route 66 at 11th and Mingo. A third generation family owned institution, Freddie's hand cuts their fries every single day and offers two legendary burger styles — flat grilled with fried onions and flame broiled — alongside an extensive menu of classic American comfort food. Not related to any franchise, Freddie's is the real deal. In business for over 70 years, you can also catch them at the Tulsa State Fair and the Bixby Green Festival throughout the year. As good as any burger anywhere, and better than any place else in Tulsa. [read more]
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FunkyBrims is where elevated hat design meets fearless self-expression. Opened in March 2026 in downtown Broken Arrow's Rose District, FunkyBrims is a brick and mortar hat shop offering unique, custom, and boldly designed hats for every personality. Whether you are looking for a statement piece or an everyday favorite, FunkyBrims brings creativity and confidence to every brim. Shop in store or online at FunkyBrims.com. [read more]
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GARDN Market is a community-centered flea market concept created by Revision Studios to highlight Tulsa’s local artisans, vendors and entrepreneurs. The curated event features clothing, food, vintage goods, creative products and small businesses in an indoor-outdoor market setting. Its programming is designed to combine shopping with brand storytelling, community engagement and local culture. The May 2026 edition was hosted at American Solera in Tulsa’s Market District. [read more]
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Gathering Place is a world-class 66.5-acre riverfront park along the Arkansas River in Tulsa, Oklahoma, open to all completely free of charge. Created by the George Kaiser Family Foundation and designed by landscape architect Michael Van Valkenburgh, the park opened on September 8, 2018, and quickly earned recognition as USA Today's Best City Park of 2024 and one of National Geographic's Top 100 Unexpected Travel Destinations. With an adventure playground, BMX pump track, boathouse, gardens, sports courts, walking trails, live music on the QuikTrip Great Lawn, rotating art exhibits, restaurants, and year-round community programming, Gathering Place has become the beating heart of Tulsa, where every generation, every background, and every walk of life comes together to explore, learn, and play. At $465 million, it stands as the largest private gift to a community park in United States history. [read more]
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Gilcrease Museum, formally known as the Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art, is one of America's most treasured cultural institutions, housing the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of art and artifacts of the American West across more than 350,000 items spanning 12,000 BCE to the 21st century. Founded in 1949 by Tulsa oilman and Muscogee Creek Nation citizen Thomas Gilcrease, the museum represents hundreds of Indigenous cultures from across North and South America and is owned by the City of Tulsa in partnership with the University of Tulsa. The museum has been closed since 2021 for a major expansion and renovation project set across 460 acres overlooking the Tulsa skyline, with an official public reopening anticipated in Spring 2027. In the meantime, the museum has been engaging the community through its free UNcrease arts series featuring live music, workshops, performances, and cultural events throughout 2026. [read more]
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