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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The Sand Patch is a family-friendly indoor sensory-play destination in Tulsa designed for children ages nine and under. It features large themed sandboxes where children can dig for dinosaur fossils, explore a construction zone, complete space-themed missions and play in beach and mermaid areas. The facility offers clean, soft sand, open-ended screen-free activities, comfortable seating for adults, complimentary coffee and private birthday-party packages. [read more]
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Track 5 is Hard Rock Casino Tulsa's signature honky-tonk live music lounge, paying tribute to Oklahoma's rich country music roots. The name is an ode to "Tulsa Time," the fifth track on Don Williams' legendary album Expressions. Designed across 1,200 square feet with authentic western decor, Track 5 delivers electrifying live music, cold drinks, and an energy that captures the true spirit of the Tulsa Sound on every night the stage is lit. [read more]
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Founded in 1927 and located in Tulsa's Mohawk Park, the Tulsa Zoo is a 124-acre world-class wildlife destination accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, welcoming over 550,000 guests each year. Home to more than 436 species including endangered Malayan tigers, snow leopards, Komodo dragons, white rhinos, Asian elephants, and grizzly bears, the zoo offers immersive exhibits, daily keeper chats, a scenic train ride, conservation camps for youth, and year-round special events including the magical ZooLIGHTful lantern experience and the popular Zoo Nights 21-plus after-hours events. Owned by the City of Tulsa and privately managed by Tulsa Zoo Management Inc. as a non-profit, every visit directly supports wildlife conservation and community [read more]
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Woody Guthrie Center is a museum, archive, educational facility, and performance venue in the Tulsa Arts District. It presents exhibitions, manuscripts, handwritten lyrics, photographs, instruments, recordings, educational programs, live performances, and community events connected to Woody Guthrie and American folk culture. [read more]
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