Decopolis is one of Tulsa's most unique and beloved attractions located on historic Route 66 at 1401 E 11th Street, featuring two incredible experiences under one roof — the DECOPOLIS Discovitorium and the free Tulsa Art Deco Mini Museum. The Discovitorium is a Decopunk-themed wonderland where visitors can explore Mesmer Island's volcanic cave filled with real rocks, fossils, and dinosaur exhibits, browse science gifts, Star Wars collectibles, sci-fi items, and even mine for their own treasure at the Dig Site — all amid life-sized dinosaurs standing guard outside. The adjacent Art Deco Mini Museum showcases stunning artifacts from around the world and tells the fascinating story of Tulsa's incredible Jazz Age history and lost Art Deco landmarks, completely free of charge. Decopolis also has a second location at 5717 E 11th Street featuring the TulsaRama Ice Cream Parlor, the FableRealm Bookstore with its enchanting storybook world and castle interior, and William's Tulsey Town Art Gallery, making it a truly magical multi-stop destination for families and curious visitors alike. [read more]
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Elam Park is a brand new publicly funded community park located in the southwest corner of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, behind Aspen Creek Elementary near Florence and Aspen Avenue. Opened in October 2024, Phase 1 of this 53-acre destination park was funded by a $3 million allocation from the 2018 General Obligation Bond and features a fully inclusive and accessible playground designed to accommodate children of all ages and abilities, including wheelchair ramps, adaptive swings, sensory play elements, outdoor musical instruments, and a tree grove picnic area. The park is the first of its kind in Broken Arrow and stands as a landmark achievement for the city's Parks and Recreation Department, with future phases planned to include a community center, splash pad, skatepark, nature pond, and baseball fields. It is free to the public and open every day from dawn to dusk. [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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Guthrie Green is a beloved 2.6-acre urban park and performance space located in the heart of Tulsa's Arts District, opened in September 2012 after transforming a former industrial brownfield site into a vibrant community gathering place. Developed and managed by the George Kaiser Family Foundation, the park features a covered outdoor stage, The Dock pavilion, interactive fountains, tree-lined paths, shade structures, and a large open lawn that hosts hundreds of free public events each year including live concerts, Food Truck Wednesdays, fitness classes, salsa dance nights, film screenings, markets, and festivals. The park is also a showcase of sustainable design, incorporating LED lighting, solar panels, stormwater recycling, and a geothermal heating and cooling system. All events at Guthrie Green are completely free and open to the public, making it Tulsa's favorite urban venue and true town square of the Arts District. [read more]
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Harwelden Mansion is a historic event venue and mansion in Tulsa, Oklahoma, serving as a corporate, community, wedding, art, and culture venue. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the mansion sits on one full city block overlooking the Arkansas River. Built in 1923 with English Tudor architecture, elegant interiors, and manicured gardens, Harwelden Mansion offers a refined setting for weddings, events, retreats, cultural gatherings, and luxury guest experiences. [read more]
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Founded in 2005 inside a converted vintage gas station on the corner of 18th and Boston Avenue, Mercury Lounge is Tulsa's most celebrated dive bar and original music venue. Winner of multiple Absolute Best of Tulsa awards including Best Bar, Best Bartender, Best Dive Bar, Best Original Music Venue, and Best Happy Hour, Mercury Lounge has been the heartbeat of Tulsa's live music scene for two decades. With an open patio, covered patio, fireplace, pool table, and old-school jukebox, the Merc supports local, regional, and national artists playing alt, Americana, bluegrass, red dirt, country, punk, funk, and rock seven nights a week. Happy hour runs daily from 2pm to 7pm. Come hide out or raise hell. You are always welcome here [read more]
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Owned and operated by the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, River Spirit Casino Resort is Tulsa's number one casino destination, sitting alongside the Arkansas River just south of 81st Street and Riverside Drive. Spanning over 200,000 square feet of gaming excitement with more than 3,100 slots, 45 table games, and 15 poker tables, River Spirit is home to two casinos in one including the Caribbean-themed Margaritaville Casino and Restaurant. The resort features a 27-story all-glass hotel with 483 rooms and suites, The Cove Theater for 2,500-seat live performances, Ruth's Chris Steak House, 5 O'Clock Somewhere Bar, Scoreboard Sports Bar, and Emerge Spa and Salon. Proceeds from gaming operations fund vital Muscogee Nation programs including housing, education, elderly assistance, and healthcare. [read more]
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Located in the heart of Tulsa's Arts District, Shuffles is the city's ultimate board game cafe, combining a curated open-box game library of hundreds of titles with a full-service restaurant, full bar, coffee shop, milkshake counter, and retail game store all under one roof. Whether you are a hardcore gamer, a casual family looking for a fun night out, or a group of friends wanting something different, Shuffles has got you covered. Come for the Truffle Shuffle pizza, stay for the games. [read more]
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Originally built in 1949 and opened May 5, 1950, the Tee Pee Drive-In is a beloved historic drive-in theater on Sapulpa's stretch of Historic Route 66, just minutes from Tulsa. After closing in 1999, new owners completely restored and reopened it in April 2023 with a full renovation including a new screen, rock climbing area, retro playground, and concession trailers serving burgers, hot dogs, popcorn, and craft cocktails. Two vintage Spartan trailers are available as Airbnb overnight stays, decked out in retro style with full kitchenettes, bathrooms, and WiFi. Wednesday nights are $10 per carload, and themed movie nights with custom cocktails make every visit an unforgettable experience. Dogs are welcome on leash. A true Route 66 gem where nostalgia lives. [read more]
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Established in 1958 and rumored to have been the late-night hangout of legends like Leon Russell, JJ Cale, and Eric Clapton during the golden era of the Tulsa Sound, The Colony is one of the city's most beloved music venues. Today, under the ownership of three local musicians, Josh Westbrook, Cassie Latshaw, and Jared Tyler, it continues to be a haven for artists and music lovers alike. With live original music every single night, a wood-burning fireplace, a full bar, and a welcoming inclusive spirit, The Colony is not just a bar but a community built on the belief that everybody loves everybody. [read more]
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