Events in Tulsa

Monday Group Run - Free

A casual walk or run in midtown at 39th and Peoria offers routes ranging from 2 to 6 miles. Participants can choose a distance that suits their pace and stay afterward for popcorn and friendly company. Changing rooms are available for convenient pre- or post-run prep, and the experience welcomes all ages.

Tulsa Race Massacre Lectureship

Offered in person and online, this annual program at Phillips Theological Seminary explores the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, connects its history to the present, and honors the resilience of the Greenwood community. The fifth annual edition features a lecture by Rev. Dr. Teresa Fry Brown and the opening of a new exhibition led by Anthony Suber, both focused on themes arising from the Massacre. Admission is free, and registration is encouraged.

Community Dungeons and Dragons

Now in its third season, this free community Dungeons and Dragons series features new adventures each week, along with downtime activities, in game shops, and more. It is open to both newcomers and long-time adventurers.

Kaizen Riverside Run

Head to the gravel parking area just south of Discovery Lab for a welcoming, movement-focused meetup. Expect a supportive atmosphere that cheers you on as you get active. People of all ages and every pace are invited.

Light Language Activation

Light Language Activation at Center 26 offers a heart-centered workshop focused on remembering a native soul expression that lives beyond the thinking mind. Light language is approached as a multidimensional form of communication that may move through voice, movement, symbolic imagery, breath, and intention. The emphasis is on presence rather than performance, encouraging authentic energy to surface in its natural form. The group holds space to reconnect with the inner place where intuitive transmissions, healing codes, and guidance arise. Gentle guidance supports participants in accessing their unique expression of light language and in trusting the medicine that moves through them. The experience can support emotional release, energetic recalibration, deep remembrance, and a sense of connection with something greater. Energy exchange is $10 on a sliding scale.

'Mander Monday - Commander Night at Trade Routes

Enjoy a laid-back commander meetup at Trade Routes that welcomes players of all experience levels. Admission is a pack of your choice and includes a token to redeem for a drink or snack. Capacity is limited, so an RSVP is recommended.

Bites and Brews Comedy Open Mic

Hosted by Hudson Harder, this comedy open mic includes performer signups before the show begins, then the show kicks off.

Belle Starr

Learn about Belle Starr during a gathering in the Coffee Bar at Yale Avenue Christian Church.

Nomadic Mondays: Low Country Crawfish Boil

This relaxed gathering features crawfish, live music, and a sunset backdrop as Nomadic Mondays makes its return to Soma.

Tulsa Tuesday Cruise - TULSA

A cruise-in at McAlister's Deli welcomes all makes of cars, trucks, and bikes.

Branjae

Set against the glow of sunset, Branjae brings an intimate rooftop performance to Brut Hotel with Marlee Vox. The elevated setting is crafted to draw listeners in and create a memorable atmosphere. The night opens with a pre-party on the Brut lawn featuring DJ Majda, along with beverages and bites from Rosa. General Admission is $40 and includes rooftop access with standing room and a full bar available. The VIP Experience is $60 and offers priority entry, a signed poster, a welcome drink, and premium viewing. Branjae is a Tulsa-based artist who blends soulful vocals with modern pop and R&B, delivering live shows that burst with energy. Marlee Vox combines heartfelt songwriting with a magnetic stage presence for an intimate, emotionally rich performance.

Floral Cookies with Buttercream Icing

Transform plain sugar cookies into floral showpieces with buttercream in a hands-on decorating class priced at $45 per person. Participants practice piping a variety of flowers directly onto cookies, exploring techniques for roses, blossoms, layered petals, leaves, textured details, and color blending and placement to achieve depth and a polished finish. Pre-baked cookies are provided along with buttercream, piping tips, and all necessary tools, and instruction guides multiple floral designs step by step. This beginner-friendly experience suits anyone building piping skills or creating beautiful treats for spring celebrations, gifts, or special occasions. Everyone leaves with a boxed set of finished cookies. Important details: Each attendee needs their own ticket and projects are not shared. Recommended for ages 14 and up, with younger participants accompanied by a paid adult. Video recording is not permitted during instruction, and photos are welcome. Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable, no-shows are not rescheduled, and if someone cannot attend they may send a substitute.

Fourth Act: Tulsa Screenwriters Meetup

Fourth Act brings screenwriters together at Nothing's Left Brewing Co. as a Tulsa gathering of the ISA Collective, affiliated with the International Screenwriters Association. This monthly meetup offers a welcoming setting to share stories, give and receive feedback, and encourage one another as writers. All are welcome.

Trivia Night

Form a team and bring your dog for a weekly trivia night at Tails & Ales, a dog friendly hangout in Tulsa. The host leads multiple rounds that span pop culture, music, history, sports, and Tulsa topics, with a few surprises to keep it interesting. Expect picture and music challenges, and turn in answers at the end of each round. Phones are not allowed while questions are being asked, and a friendly atmosphere is encouraged. Seating is first come, first served. Friendly dogs are welcome, and the venue outlines specific requirements. Weekly themes and bonus hints are shared on the venue’s social accounts.

OKEQ Seniors

OKEQ Seniors is a daytime gathering for 2SLGBTQ+ elders at the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center. Working alongside members and allies, it centers on improving the wellbeing of older LGBT adults, standing up for their rights, and uplifting positive portrayals of 2SLGBTQ+ life in later years.

Lali Jewels Trunk Show

Refined and welcoming in spirit, the LALI Jewels trunk show highlights a collection shaped by generations of craftsmanship. At LALI, evolution is treated as art, with beauty that adapts, transforms, and grows over time. The creators journey from bright European shores to tucked-away Mediterranean markets to hand select exceptional, vividly colored gemstones, and that exploration is reflected in every piece on view. Presented by Moody’s Jewelry, this exclusive showcase is available only at Moody’s.

Downtown Midweek Market

The Downtown Midweek Market rolls into its third week with expanded local flavors and new discoveries. Returning artist Johnny Murrell sets the soundtrack as guests explore area vendors and stock up on fresh groceries for the days ahead. Expect a laid back atmosphere at Santa Fe Square Plaza, perfect for browsing, grabbing provisions, and unwinding with live music. Friends and dogs are welcome to see what the Midweek Market is all about.

Noraebang 노래방 — Seoul Nights

Seoul Night at Han Korean BBQ highlights Korean-style noraebang, also known as karaoke or song room. Attendees can enjoy a lively evening of singing paired with delicious eats.

Wild Waters - Wednesday Power Flow at River Flow Yoga

Wild Waters at River Flow Yoga Studio offers a creative, high-energy power flow that develops strength, endurance, and steadiness. Move through inventive transitions and settle into longer holds, with moments to discover your edge. The practice blends structure with artistic expression for a dynamic experience. It is best for students who appreciate a challenge and want to cultivate resilience in both body and mind.

TU Homecoming 2026 Kickoff

Hosted by the TU Alumni Association, this kickoff celebrates Golden Hurricane spirit as preparations begin for TU Homecoming 2026. Enthusiastic volunteers are encouraged to register and wear TU Blue while helping launch this long-standing TU tradition. The gathering takes place in the Jill Zink Tarbel Heritage Room at Collins Hall.

Handcraft Gathering!

Every month on the final Wednesday, bring whatever you are working on or pick up a new kit or supplies in the shop, then spend time crafting alongside others.

Tiny Charcuterie Class

Fans of bite-sized treats can dive into a creative class with Tiny Things at Heirloom Brewery, where you will design a miniature charcuterie board. It is beginner friendly and intentionally collaborative, with everyone crafting tiny wheels of cheese, then slicing and sharing with neighbors. You choose the shape of your board and the items to feature, and after you finish, pieces can bake and cool in about 20 minutes, or you can take them home to complete the final bake. Tickets are available in two options. One includes a draft from the bar, and the other adds a small charcuterie box from local cheesemonger Charcuteray. That box is sized for two, so friends can coordinate who selects the add-on, or each person can get their own.

Paul McDonald & The Mourning Doves

See Paul McDonald and the Mourning Doves at The Shrine Tulsa.

Drew Dunn @ The Loony Bin Comedy Club -- Tulsa

Drew Dunn, a stand up comedian who hails from New Hampshire and is based in New York City, performs at The Loony Bin Comedy Club in Tulsa. His credits include the Johnny Carson Great American Comedy Festival, wins at the Boston Comedy Festival and the Seattle International Comedy Competition, and selection as a New Face of Comedy at Just for Laughs in Montreal in 2019. He is a regular at the Comedy Cellar and tours throughout the United States and Canada. His comedy has been featured on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, with Vulture naming his appearance one of the week’s top five late night moments. His specials and stand up videos have also attracted millions of views online.

Queen Bess Centennial Aviation Arts Festival Presents: "The Flying Ace" Silent Film

Circle Cinema hosts a special screening as part of the Queen Bess Centennial Aviation Arts Festival, which is hosted by the Advanced Air Mobility Institute. The 1926 silent feature The Flying Ace will be presented with a live, improvised score by organist Bill Rowland on the venue’s 1928 theater pipe organ, offering an experience that recalls how audiences watched the film in its original era. Tickets are $10. This new annual festival honors the life and legacy of Bessie Coleman, an early aviation pioneer who attended Langston University in 1910. She was the first African American woman and the first Native American to earn a pilot’s license, and she became known as Queen Bess for her air show performances across the United States. She died in a plane crash while preparing for a show in 1926, and her example encouraged many in African American and Native American communities to pursue aviation. About the film: running time 1 hour 5 minutes, silent action adventure, not rated. Originally released in 1926, The Flying Ace features an all African American cast and takes inspiration from Bessie Coleman’s flying, with the character Ruth Sawtelle loosely based on her. Coleman had been in discussions to appear in the film before her passing shortly before production began. The film was recognized for preservation by the Library of Congress in 2021. The story follows a World War I fighter pilot who returns to work as a railroad detective and sets out to recover a stolen payroll, find a missing employee, and bring a gang of thieves to justice.

Gillian Welch & David Rawlings

Gillian Welch and David Rawlings perform live in a free concert at Guthrie Green as part of Guthrie Green’s Off the Cuff Concert Series. There are no tickets for this show. For over twenty-five years, the duo has helped shape contemporary acoustic music, earning praise from outlets including Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, and the New York Times for their mastery of American folk and the striking emotional blend of their voices. Their tenth studio album, Woodland, won the 2025 GRAMMY for Best Folk Album. Named for and recorded at their own Woodland Sound Studios in Nashville, the record moves between full band performances and intimate duets, and was crafted while they restored the studio following the 2020 tornado. Welch’s song “Orphan Girl” drew wide attention through Emmylou Harris, and her 1996 debut, Revival, produced by T Bone Burnett, received broad acclaim. The follow-up, Hell Among the Yearlings, further established the pair’s stark duet style. In 2000, Welch received the Album of the Year GRAMMY for her role on the O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack, and that same period brought a nomination for Time (The Revelator), a release frequently cited among the era’s landmark albums. From that point on, their recordings have been self-produced and released on their own label, Acony Records. Soul Journey in 2003 explored a richer, electric palette and led into the Dave Rawlings Machine project, starting with A Friend of a Friend in 2009 amid extensive touring and major festival appearances. The Harrow and the Harvest returned to the duo’s core sound, earning GRAMMY nominations and honors at the Americana Honors & Awards. Nashville Obsolete in 2015 expanded Rawlings’s production scope with strings and guest musicians, and his production credits include work with Willie Watson, Dawes, Old Crow Medicine Show, and Robyn Hitchcock. “Cumberland Gap,” from Poor David’s Almanack, was nominated for Best American Roots Song and featured in Guy Ritchie’s film The Gentlemen. In 2016, they launched Boots, an archival arm of Acony, to share rare and live recordings. Welch became the first musician to receive the Thomas Wolfe Prize for Literature in 2018. The pair earned an Academy Award nomination in 2019 for “When A Cowboy Trades His Spurs For Wings,” which they performed at the ceremony for the Coen brothers’ The Ballad of Buster Scruggs. All the Good Times arrived in 2020 as their first album under both names and won the GRAMMY for Best Folk Album, alongside recognition from Berklee and the Americana Music Association for their career achievements in songwriting. They continue to tour, collaborate, and issue high-fidelity vinyl editions of their work. The Woodland vinyl is mastered by Rawlings directly from the original analog tapes on his custom lathe, and Acony Records partners with Paramount Pressing & Plating in Denver, a joint venture between Rawlings and Gary Salstrom, to produce their records.

April Appendix N. Book Club - "The Face in The Frost" by John Bellairs

This session spotlights John Bellairs's The Face in the Frost, first released in 1969. The story follows Prospero, a tall and awkward wizard in the South Kingdom, a realm of quarrelsome duchies and small manors loosely tied to a single crown. Joined by his necromancer friend Roger Bacon, who is searching for a mysterious book, Prospero flees his home as shadowy forces draw near, weaving eerie horror with fairy tale inspired fantasy. Guided by the spirit of Appendix N, the list Gary Gygax referenced while shaping Dungeons and Dragons, this book club explores titles that fuel planning, writing, running, and playing TTRPGs. The readings are approached critically, acknowledging that many older works include elements that are never acceptable. Conversation focuses on cultural context, the ways these stories influenced the tabletop role playing hobby, and takeaways that can inform better play. The goal is to recognize past mistakes, learn from them, and keep the dialogue centered on both inspiration and understanding.

Nail Trims

This walk-in service provides pet nail care at a brick and mortar location with no appointment required. Nail trims are available for $10, discounted from the regular $12 price. For an extra short and smooth finish, a nail grinding option is offered for $18. Dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and ferrets are welcome. The location also includes an anti-anxiety pet boutique featuring calming products, treats, gear, and more.

Karaoke Wednesdays

Step up to the mic for an easygoing, upbeat karaoke night that welcomes everyone from casual singers to confident performers. Hosted by DJ BeBe, the evening also features live painting throughout. Sing your favorite songs, cheer on friends, or simply enjoy the performances as the night unfolds. Please note that access becomes members only later in the night.

$5 Wednesdays with Afrikan Delights

Afrikan Delights offers a $5 menu at Mother Road Market featuring five wings, jollof rice, and plantains. The focus is on flavor and simplicity, making it easy to sample favorites without stretching the budget.

$5 Wednesdays!

Enjoy wallet-friendly dining with $5 options. Food merchants are encouraged to feature a $5 menu item, making it easy to fill a tray for yourself or the whole family. There is also a $5 special at The WEL Bar.

66 Days of Fun: $5 Wednesdays

Celebrate 66 Days of Fun with $5 Wednesdays, a weekly lineup of wallet-friendly bites. Food merchants highlight five dollar menu items so you can build a tray for yourself or the whole family, and The WEL Bar joins in with its own $5 special. As a bonus, explore Musical Bikes on the plaza in front of Shops at Mother Road Market, an interactive installation where up to four riders pedal to power drums, guitar, bass, and vocals. Ride solo or team up with friends to create harmonies and bring Route 66 inspired songs to life.

Peter Antoniou

See Peter Antoniou at his upcoming show. Please note that as a resale marketplace, ticket prices may be above face value.

Pet Industry Night

A special Pet Industry Night brings together local veterinary teams, industry professionals, and Fetch members for an evening focused on networking, education, and appreciation. In honor of World Veterinarian Day, the event highlights local clinics and the dedicated staff who care for pets. Attendees can explore member resources and get expert guidance on local pet care tips and recommendations. A vendor market features local favorites such as Willow’s Homemade Treats, with additional vendors to be announced. Networking opportunities make it easy for those working in the pet space to connect and for owners to meet the people behind Tulsa’s pet community. Sara Anais Illustration will create caricatures. The gathering takes place at Fetch Social Club. For pups who plan to play, vaccinations for Rabies, Distemper/Parvo, and Bordetella must be current. The schedule is still being finalized, and more partners will be added soon.

Bingo & Silent Auction

Enjoy an evening of bingo and a silent auction benefiting Tulsa Period Pantry. Hosted at the OU Schusterman Learning Center in a larger space with plenty of room, the gathering features snacks, games, and chances to win prizes. A $20 ticket includes snacks and one bingo card, and additional cards are available for $5. Prizes will be awarded during bingo, and attendees can browse and bid on silent auction items coordinated by board member Kate. Kids are welcome. Registration is required. The event has been scheduled earlier in the year to avoid the busy fourth quarter.

PERFECT STORM WORKSHOP

A complimentary, family-focused workshop for parents, The Perfect Storm Workshop with Dr. Kamryn explores the roots of common childhood challenges such as autism, ADHD, anxiety, and sensory processing differences. The session explains how stress can shape a developing nervous system, why some children experience difficulties with regulation, attention, and sensory input, and what neurologically focused chiropractic care entails, including how it may support steadier regulation, improved function, and overall well-being. It is designed to educate and empower families who are beginning to look for answers as well as those seeking a deeper understanding of a child's health. Light refreshments and finger foods will be available.

Auditions for Annie the Musical

Auditions are being held to cast Annie the Musical by Tulsa Theatre Works. Performers of all ages who can sing and dance are encouraged to audition and help bring this beloved story to the stage. Two evening sessions are offered at Boston Avenue United Methodist Church. Performances are slated for the summer, and sign-up is available.

Free Yoga Classes

Instructor Sue Webb leads a free yoga class suitable for beginners and experienced participants. Love offerings are welcome.

Hangar Pinball's Spring Has Sprung League

Spring Has Sprung League offers a six-week season with the two lowest weekly results dropped from the standings. Play follows a group matchplay format that keeps each group together for five games, creating a steady rhythm of head-to-head competition. Points are awarded as 7, 5, 3, 1 in four-player groups and 7, 4, 1 in three-player groups. The top 12 competitors move on to finals. Canon is the head tournament director, with Alan and Eric as backups. Fees include a $6 league charge, $1 for IFPA, and $5 contributed to the end-of-year party. A bye is planned during the season for Silverball in OKC.

Girl Scouts Troop 7484

Girl Scout Troop 7484 welcomes girls, trans, and nonbinary youth to connect, learn, and grow together. Participants can build friendships while trying new skills through hands-on activities that include creative projects, outdoor adventures, and games. The focus is on supportive experiences that encourage curiosity, confidence, and teamwork.

Restorative Yoga for Sacred Recovery - Open to the publilc!

Restorative Yoga for Sacred Recovery invites a shift from achieving to resting, from improving to belonging, and from effort to grace. This gentle, contemplative practice centers deep rest so the nervous system can soften, breathing can slow, and the body can remember safety. Sessions blend fully supported poses, simple breath awareness, faith-rooted reflections on embodied grace, and unhurried stillness. The focus is not flexibility, fitness, or pushing. No prior experience is needed and there is no expectation to perform. Participants are supported on the ground with comfort as the priority. A bolster, two blocks, a 10-foot strap, and a limited number of blankets are available for anyone without their own props, and personal props are welcome. Bring a yoga mat or something comfortable to lie on, such as blankets or towels. A small number of restorative prop bundles are occasionally offered for those who wish to continue at home. This is a capped monthly membership to preserve the intimacy and safety of the space, and registration is required. Membership is $40 per month and reserves a place in the ongoing Thursday series. The number of gatherings within a billing cycle may vary with the calendar and church availability, and meetings are held whenever the space is available. Childcare is included with membership at no additional cost. After purchasing, contact Drew so staffing can be arranged. Once the series is underway, childcare reservations are managed through an app and are first come, first served as space allows. Together, the practice nurtures releasing what was never ours to carry, receiving grace in stillness, and trusting the sacred presence already within the body. Hosted by Fellowship Lutheran Church and facilitated by Drew Barnett, founder of Journey Through Flow.

Guest Appreciation Event

This guest appreciation night at 5 o’Clock Somewhere Bar features live music and a dose of rock and roll. Dress to Kill, a KISS tribute band, delivers a high energy set of KISS favorites. Photo opportunities and a meet and greet take place before the show. Admission is free for all guests, and the vibe embraces the Margaritaville state of mind.

Cindy Kaza

Cindy Kaza is a Psychic Medium whose path began with a vivid encounter at age 10. She set it aside as a dream until her early twenties, when recurring experiences sparked a personal awakening and a drive to understand and push the limits of her abilities. Her background includes training at England’s Arthur Findlay College and in Lily Dale, New York. She now travels the United States to deliver evidential details and messages from the other side. Many recognize her from television, including Travel Channel series The Dead Files, The Holzer Files, and Ghosts of Devil’s Perch, along with appearances on Discovery Warner programs such as Fright Club, Portals to Hell, Lost in the Wild, Conjuring Kesha, Scream: The True Story, Ed Gein: The Real Psycho, and Ghost Brother.

Cindy Kaza Tickets

At The Loony Bin Comedy Club - Tulsa, Cindy Kaza leads an evening of live psychic mediumship that focuses on meaningful connections, touching messages, and powerful moments. This one-of-a-kind experience is designed to move and inspire.

The Sounds of Many and more

The Sounds of Many return to Tulsa on tour behind their new single Petrichor and will share a set that includes never before heard songs. Tulsa locals Manta Rays join the lineup for a night at the Colony.

Senior Women's Basketball

Women age 50 and older can work on basketball fundamentals and play half-court 3-on-3 scrimmages in the Owen Park gym. Players who are not yet 50 are welcome as well. Please bring a size 28.5 basketball. There is no fee to participate at Owen.

66 Days of Fun: Sunny Thursdays

Sunny Thursdays is part of 66 Days of Fun and includes a giveaway at the Info Booth. Visitors may receive a free pair of Mother Road Market sunglasses, limited to one per person while supplies last. The plaza outside Shops at Mother Road Market in the Tulsa Market District also features Musical Bikes, an interactive installation that lets up to four riders pedal to power drums, guitar, bass, and vocals. Ride solo or team up with friends to craft your own harmony as Route 66 themed tunes take shape.

The Circuit 2026 presented by Summit Racing

Presented by Summit Racing, this multi-day racing event centers on Tulsa Raceway Park as the host track, with additional competition at Thunder Valley Raceway Park. The schedule includes technical inspection, racing at both venues, and racer gatherings, then concludes with an awards presentation at Tulsa Raceway Park. A limited early VIP tech session is available for 100 teams, with a $50 fee donated directly to Youth Services of Tulsa, the event’s designated charity. Sponsorship opportunities are available for the racer pre-party and the racer party. Additional details will be announced.

Tunes at Noon

Tunes at Noon at The Church Studio features The Stifftones, a husband-and-wife rock and roll duo returning to this venue. What began as a scrappy cross-country adventure became a full-time road life, with Shaun and Rachel Stief covering more than 180,000 miles and playing hundreds of shows across the United States. Since 2021 they have lived on the road in their 1996 Cadillac hearse, Tania, with their two dogs. Rooted in the heartland, their music blends Midwestern grit, Bakersfield country twang, Inland Empire punk energy, and a touch of East Coast attitude, all anchored in classic rock and roll. Expect rich vocal harmonies and interlaced guitar work, with a sound that hints at the melodic sweep of Fleetwood Mac meeting the swagger of the Rolling Stones.

FRIENDS AND FITTING IN - FAMILY WORKSHOP

Explore how peer relationships shape children’s confidence and decision making. Learn ways to encourage healthy friendships and support positive choices.

Scarlet House

Find tickets for Scarlet House at Cains Ballroom.

Damon Darling

See Damon Darling at Bricktown Comedy Club in Tulsa.

Painters Outing

An open-air painting session unfolds in the gardens at Philbrook Museum of Art, sponsored by Tulsa Plein Air and hosted by the museum. The outing is open to the public at no cost and centers on creating artwork on site in a welcoming setting. Participants should bring an easel and their preferred supplies, and are asked to follow the museum’s guidelines for painting in the gardens. After the painting wraps up, artworks can be displayed on the patio for a relaxed twilight showcase. This is not a competition and frames are optional. The atmosphere encourages time to unwind and connect with fellow artists, with additional museum activities continuing into the evening. Tulsa Plein Air is part of Alpha Rho Tau, a civic art association established in Tulsa in 1936.

CARNEY FEST '26 featuring ROBERT RANDOLPH at Cain's Ballroom

Cain's Ballroom hosts the official kick-off to the two-day Carney Fest celebration with headliner Robert Randolph, an American pedal steel guitarist, singer, and songwriter recognized for energetic performances that blend sacred steel traditions with rock, funk, and soul. Tulsa's Knipple & Friends open with a mix of garage, punk, and jazz fusion. The evening includes Church Studio merchandise, a silent auction, and the venue's vintage atmosphere. The celebration continues on Studio Row at The Church Studio. Proceeds support the Church Studio Music Foundation, a 501(c)(3).

Mayhem Market

At John L. Rucker Warehouse, a curated market spotlights the unconventional, featuring distinctive vendors with oddities, handmade dark artwork, and strange artifacts. The setting creates a moody, immersive experience for people who enjoy the unusual and the mystical, while offering a chance to meet independent creators and fellow enthusiasts. Admission is free, and a $5 donation is encouraged. Everyone is welcome, but parental discretion is recommended since some offerings may be geared toward mature audiences.

Friday Crawl Classics - Goodman Games!

Friday evenings spotlight Goodman Games with a rotating focus. The first Friday centers on Dungeon Crawl Classics, the second highlights X Crawl Classics, and the third features Mutant Crawl Classics. The fourth Friday is still to be announced, and the fifth brings a surprise for anyone curious to see what is next.

AFFIRMING

AFFIRM is a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy based program offered through Oklahomans for Equality that supports LGBTQ+ youth in coping with stress and strengthening overall well-being. Developed with input from LGBTQ+ youth and adult community partners, its practice models use an adapt and evaluate approach to keep interventions aligned with the needs and experiences of LGBTQ+ clients. This group is designed for ages 14 to 19. Youth must have approval from a parent or guardian before attending. For more information, call 918-743-4297.

The Monarch Ball - Golden Masquerade

Domestic Violence Intervention Services commemorates 50 years with The Monarch Ball, presented as a Golden Masquerade at Arvest Convention Center. Backed by generous sponsors and in-kind donors, this elegant gathering offers dinner, drinks, and dancing while celebrating the cause.

WWE Friday Night SmackDown

WWE Friday Night SmackDown comes to the BOK Center. Tickets are offered through a general public sale, with presales available ahead of that. VIP packages are also available, first through a presale and then in the general release.

WWE Friday Night SmackDown

WWE Friday Night SmackDown brings live wrestling action to the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Tickets are available through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, a resale marketplace that is not affiliated with the venue or the performers. Listings can include premium seats and suites, along with options that may be priced below face value or for events sold out at the original box office. Every order is backed by a 100% guarantee for authentic tickets that are valid for entry, and a 100% money back guarantee applies if the event is cancelled with no rescheduled date, excluding shipping. Since 2005 the exchange has fulfilled over 100,000 orders and offers an inventory of more than 40 million tickets for sports, concerts and theater worldwide. Customers often note strong service, timely delivery and excellent seating.

Alter Bridge Tickets

Alter Bridge takes the stage at Skyline Event Center Osage Casino with crushing guitar work and towering vocals that hit with real impact. The performance mixes feeling, high-octane energy, and seasoned rock craftsmanship for a show aimed at devoted fans. Expect driving heaviness, live intensity, and a set built to be remembered.

Alter Bridge

Alter Bridge appears at the Skyline Event Center at Osage Casino in Tulsa.

Choose the Flame and more

DEAD SUGAR brings The Inland Tour to Chimera for a live concert. The lineup includes supporting performances by Choose the Flame, Amanda and the Birds, and EZ4U2SEY.

Chris Hardwick Tickets

Comedian, actor, and host Chris Hardwick is recognized for Talking Dead and for launching the Nerdist brand, with a style that blends sharp humor and geek culture.

Move Better: Orthopedic Insights with Dr. Ryan Gursky

Dr. Ryan Gursky leads a brief talk followed by a live question and answer session that explains chronic knee pain and the range of treatment options. The discussion covers how to recognize when knee pain needs more attention, non-surgical therapies, situations where surgery may be appropriate, early symptoms to look for, and what to expect after a knee replacement or a revision procedure. The event offers in-person attendance at Bernsen Medical Plaza with breakfast available, as well as a virtual option for those at home. Attendees can bring questions to discuss with an orthopedic expert.

Marilyn

Presented as a full-length chapter of the Signature Series, this new ballet delves into Marilyn Monroe’s story. Set amid the glamour of Hollywood’s golden era, it juxtaposes the bright lights of fame with the resilience and tenderness of the woman beyond the icon. The production features an original score by Shannon Rugani with choreography by Dani Rowe, shaping a journey through the soaring moments and difficult chapters of a life in the limelight. Developed in partnership by Tulsa Ballet, Oregon Ballet Theatre, and BalletMet, it will be performed at the TU Lorton Performance Center and pays homage to a defining figure of the 20th century.

USABMX Legacy National

USABMX Legacy National is a multi-day national BMX event hosted at USABMX Headquarters. Organizers will share updates with information on parking, camping, and other event details in advance.

Inspyral Fire Circus: "The Traveler's Atlas"

A free nighttime fire show fills Guthrie Green as Inspyral Circus presents professional fire performance with acrobatics, comedy, and contortion for all ages. Presented in partnership with En Fuego, the evening features a preshow followed by the Fire Circus. Food trucks on site include Ruth's Chicken, Glow's Ice Cream, and Andolini's Pizza. The event coincides with the First Friday Art Crawl in the Tulsa Arts District.

The Stifftones

The Stifftones bring their road-tested rock and roll to Stumbling Monkey Bar & Grill Tulsa. Formed in Southern Illinois in 2018, married duo Shaun and Rachel Stief turned a modern-day adventure into a full-time journey, logging more than 200,000 miles and playing hundreds of shows nationwide. Since 2021 they have traveled and lived in a 1996 Cadillac hearse affectionately called Tania, accompanied by their two dogs. Their sound blends heartland roots with Bakersfield country, the punch of Inland Empire punk, and a touch of East Coast attitude, all rooted in classic rock and roll. Known for tight vocal harmonies and interlaced guitar lines, they land in a space that nods to both Fleetwood Mac and the Rolling Stones.

Panhandle Playboys and more

Two Texas artists share the stage at The Vanguard Tulsa when Cole Barnhill and Sterling Elza team up for an all-ages show. Barnhill, from Lubbock, began playing local bars with his band at 17 and built a Texas-rooted rock sound that blends high energy, melodic vocals, and big guitar tones. His songs have drawn millions of streams and a loyal following that reaches far beyond Texas. Elza grew up in a musical family and took up guitar at age five, shaping a style influenced by classic Red Dirt, contemporary country, grunge, and rock. After three years at IMG Academy pursuing professional tennis, the passing of his uncle led him back to Texas to focus on music full time. Now based in New Braunfels with a five-piece band, he is refining a powerful, dynamic approach that has earned notice from outlets such as Country Central and Whiskey Riff. Tickets are on sale.

Sporting Clay Tournament

Presented by BancFirst, this inaugural clay shoot gathers teams, sponsors, and fans of the outdoors for a day of friendly competition, networking, and fun. Participants tackle a challenging clay shooting course and enjoy add-on activities such as games and contests with prizes. Raffles and awards keep the momentum going, and the day concludes with food. The experience is designed for both long-time shooters and those trying it for the first time.

Bad Decisions

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Collinsville / Owasso -Community Breast Ultrasound Screening

A community breast ultrasound screening at Pathway Health & Beauty offers an accessible way to strengthen a regular breast health plan. As a complement to mammography and physical exams, ultrasound can raise detection rates from about 48% to 97%, with notable benefits for those with dense breast tissue, and may identify cancers that other methods miss. Delivered by HerScan, the visit is designed to be quick and affordable. The exam is painless and involves no radiation, it is safe for individuals with implants, and every study is interpreted by a radiologist with no prescription required. For $295, the screening includes imaging of both breasts and the underarm area along with the radiologist’s reading, a package described as comparable to services valued up to $1,100.

Germanfest 2026

Now in its 22nd year, Germanfest is presented by the German-American Society of Tulsa. The celebration takes place at the GAST Event Center in midtown Tulsa.

Hosty

Find tickets for Hosty at The Hunt Club in Tulsa.

Carney Fest

Carney Fest ’26 Returns Bigger Than Ever — Two Days, Two Legendary Tulsa Venues, Endless Music! Two-day music celebration returns May 1–2, 2026, featuring Robert Randolph Friday night at Cain’s and a Saturday all-day Street Festival at The Church Studio TULSA: The Church Studio proudly announces CARNEY FEST ’26, a two-day music festival inspired by Leon Russell’s legendary 1972 Carney album. The festival unites two of Tulsa’s most iconic music landmarks, Cain’s Ballroom and The Church Studio, for a celebration of music, history, and community. FRIDAY, MAY 1, 2026 – Cain’s Ballroom Headliner: ROBERT RANDOLPH with special guests Knipple & Friends Carney Fest begins Friday evening at the historic Cain’s Ballroom with a headline performance by Robert Randolph, newly honored with a 2026 Grammy and renowned for his explosive blend of gospel, blues, funk, and rock. Fresh from the Grammy stage in February, Randolph joins the Carney Fest lineup, affirming his place as a defining force in American music and one of today’s most electrifying live performers. Opening for Robert Randolph is Knipple, a Tulsa favorite known for their standout musicianship and spirited mix of rock, blues, and Americana. Their dynamic live energy makes them the perfect lead-in to Randolph’s powerful performance. Doors open at 5:30PM pm. Music begins at 7 pm. SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2026 – Street Fest at The Church Studio Live Music • Food • Tours • Exhibitors • Community • Fun Carney Fest continues Saturday at The Church Studio with a lively street festival on Trenton Avenue, which will be closed from 3rd to 4th Street for the celebration. The festival showcases 12 dynamic Oklahoma bands and artists performing on two stages, a covered outdoor stage on Trenton Avenue and an indoor stage in the Studio’s legendary Live Room. Guests can expect an unforgettable day of live music, great food, tours of The Church Studio, and a vibrant carnival-style atmosphere with jugglers and roaming entertainers. Gates open from 10 am to 7 pm, and music begins at 11 am. Saturday Street Festival lineup includes Brother Rabbit, Native Strange, Tempest Revival, The Websters, Tom Pevear, Peggy Johnson, Upscale Smoke, Patti Steel, Jim Bachmann, Luke Rountree & The Wild Mercury, Hi-Fi Hillbillies, and Street Festival headliner: David Thayer. Ticket Pricing: Cain's Ballroom - Friday, May 1 Evening general admission is $69 and VIP's $149, including preferred seating, Mezzanine Access, valet parking, Carney Fest t-shirt and swag, and VIP Lanyard. The Church Studio - Saturday, May 2. Daytime Street Festival admission tickets are $10, children 12 and under free. Tickets https://carneyfest.com/

Dave Smith

See Dave Smith perform live at a comedy show.

LITTLE BIG TOWN

Little Big Town performs at River Spirit Casino Resort. This is a ticketed event.

Spring Backyard Campout

Settle in for a relaxed, family-friendly overnight at the Herman & Kate Kaiser YMCA in Tulsa’s Backyard, where the focus is on slowing down, enjoying the outdoors, and making simple memories together. Pitch your own tent or rent one on site, then wander the grounds for open recreation, cast a line while fishing, play yard games, and wind down by the campfire. Registration includes a hot dog bar, a s’mores station, and access to select outdoor activities across Tulsa’s Backyard. Pack a tent, bring your favorite people, and come with a spirit of adventure. The campfire will be ready to spark a cozy evening of connection.

Marilyn K. Troupe Memorial Kentucky Derby Watch Party

This memorial Kentucky Derby watch party named for Marilyn K. Troupe features door prizes, a hat contest, a 50/50 raffle, and more.

A PEOPLE'S MUSEUM by AK/OK

A People’s Museum of LGBTQ2S+ History arrives at Positive Space as an evolving archive built from hand-rendered portraits and first-person stories contributed by participants from the United States and abroad. Spanning generations and identities, the project honors everyday LGBTQ2S+ people whose lives are often left out of the historical record. Visitors can add their memories during the exhibition, and a free, all-ages drawing workshop with supplies provided offers another way to contribute new portraits and stories. The growing collection will be compiled into an artist’s book that celebrates this shared history. Created by the art and design collective AK/OK, whose research-driven practice engages queer and feminist histories, archives, and contemporary culture, the project follows presentations at institutions including the Bishopsgate Institute in London, the Brooklyn Museum, Central Saint Martins, Brown University, and RISD. Their work has been shown at the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, SOMA in Mexico City, San Francisco State University, and Fernwey Gallery in Chicago, with residencies at the Santa Fe Art Institute, the Vermont Studio Center, ACRE, and the Institute of Contemporary Art at the Maine College of Art. Their artist’s books are distributed by Printed Matter, and their work is held in the collections of Aeromoto Library, the Allen Ginsberg Estate, Butler Library at Columbia University, the GLBT Historical Society, and the National Design Archives.

Wings on Earth Gala

Hosted at the Mike Fretz Event Center, the Wings on Earth Gala celebrates community, compassion, and shared hope while highlighting the voices of the next generation. Building on last year’s momentum, when more than 200 supporters gathered for the mission, this edition expands the circle by uplifting young leaders through the Innovators of the Future program. Participants from that program will share a folkloric ballet honoring cultural heritage and emerging talent, and young entrepreneurs will be recognized for their vision and positive impact. The evening begins with a welcoming social hour accompanied by live violin, then moves into a seated dinner that leads to cultural performances, live music, awards, and auctions. Formal, elegant attire is requested. The gala’s purpose is to unite the community to create meaningful change for those navigating grief, hardship, and emotional pain. Proceeds support mental health counseling, compassionate emotional support, and educational resources focused on suicide prevention and grief support. This year’s focus includes covering the cost of five headstones for babies who have passed and assisting with funeral arrangements for five families experiencing financial hardship, offering dignity and peace to those they honor.

ODS USEF/USDF Spring Shows I & II

This annual show takes place at the Tulsa Expo Center. A prize list and entry information are available.

Tulsa 6X6 Art Show!

This inaugural Tulsa Route 6x6 affordable art show and contest at William's Tulsey Town Gallery spotlights original small-format works by local creatives. Many pieces are priced at $66 or less, making it easy to discover and take home unique art. The exhibition begins with an opening reception, continues throughout the month, and wraps up with a closing after-party that coincides with Tulsa's attempt to set a Guinness World Record through a classic car parade along Route 66 with more than 3,000 classic cars. It celebrates creativity, community, and the charm of small-scale art, and information for artists who wish to participate is available, including a submission deadline.

Chris Hardwick

Chris Hardwick, a comedian, actor, and television host recognized for Talking Dead and for launching Nerdist, appears at The Loony Bin Comedy Club - Tulsa. His work combines quick wit with a love of geek culture.

Saturday Morning Tulsa Farmers' Market

Tulsa Farmers' Market celebrates its 29th year with more than 100 vendors, bringing together local farmers, ranchers, producers, chefs, and crafters. Look for a wide array of offerings, including farm fresh produce, local honey, responsibly raised meats, fresh flowers, farm eggs, freshly baked breads, fermented and pickled specialties, and one of a kind artisan goods. Live music sets an easygoing tone while the crowd reconnects after the winter season, creating a welcoming community atmosphere that differs from typical grocery or big box stores. From crisp vegetables and sourdough to colorful bouquets and handcrafted items, the market showcases fresh food and local creativity in a setting that invites you to linger.

Playa Prom "Under the Sea"

A sea-inspired, prom-style celebration at The Shrine Tulsa.

Tulsa Chorale Chamber Singers

Tulsa Chorale Chamber Singers bring a chamber choral program led by conductor Kaycee Logsdon with collaborative pianist Cathy Venable. The performance takes place at Saint John’s Episcopal Church, and admission is free and open to the public.

Battle of the Bards

A spirited showdown brings together two teams of quick-on-their-feet singer songwriters competing for the True Artist title. Hosted by Ben DeSpain, with team captains Jack Fayt and Big Mike "Manaha", the event blends friendly rivalry and creativity. An after party keeps the momentum going late. Tickets are $10. Artists interested in participating can send a direct message to be considered.

TOSS Spring Soirée

Enjoy a festive evening of vintage swing set to live music from The Max Holm Band. Period-inspired outfits from the 1930s or 1940s are encouraged. The program includes an intermediate class, a beginner lesson, and a social dance to round out the night. Admission is $10 for members and $15 for non-members.

The Wallflowers

The Wallflowers bring the Bringing Down the Horse 30th Anniversary Tour to the stage with a performance celebrating the album’s 30 years. All ages are welcome.

Plantapalooza Plant Sales

Plantapalooza Plant Sales brings together a variety of plant offerings from Tulsa organizations. The Tulsa Area Iris Society hosts a show and sale, the Tulsa Perennial Club holds a perennial sale, the Teaching Garden presents a pollinator plant sale, and the Tulsa Cacti and Succulent Society offers a sale featuring cacti and succulents. Discover irises, perennials, pollinator-friendly plants, and desert varieties all as part of this plant-focused celebration.

Medical Mission at Home

At The Common Good, Medical Mission at Home brings together Ascension St. John and community partners for a neighborhood-focused day of care that lowers barriers and treats every guest with dignity. Attendees can access medical checkups and screenings, dental visits, foot care with washing, and select prescriptions. Spiritual support, connections to community resources, and fresh produce are also available. Services are provided in the order of arrival.

Beginners Metal Workshop

Unlock a new creative skill in a three hour, beginner friendly metal workshop guided by experienced instructors. Participants learn the fundamentals of metalworking and practice cutting steel with a plasma torch, then turn two 12 inch round steel circles into original garden art. Depending on style and preference, finished pieces can become garden poles, freestanding sculptures, or hanging accents, and multiple creations can be completed to take home. The experience suits anyone curious about making art and is enjoyable to take with a friend. Advanced registration is required.

America’s Living Dolls Open Regional State

This regional pageant celebrates every participant with a crowning moment. Title holders receive a regional prize package that includes a magnificent rhinestone crown, a custom title banner, gifts, and payment of the $195 registration fee for the 2026 state pageant. Title holders also receive a free preliminary credit to use at their discretion. Over $5,000 in cash and prizes will be awarded.

PickleFest Fundraiser

PickleFest at Courts & Commons offers a family friendly fundraiser in support of All Souls, featuring pickleball, lawn games available at no charge, a variety of food options, and friendly company. Player registration is $50, with a choice between a beginner friendly instructional session or a round robin competition. Spectators may attend without registering, and donations benefit All Souls Church.

Carney Fest

Carney Fest ’26 Returns Bigger Than Ever — Two Days, Two Legendary Tulsa Venues, Endless Music! Two-day music celebration returns May 1–2, 2026, featuring Robert Randolph Friday night at Cain’s and a Saturday all-day Street Festival at The Church Studio TULSA: The Church Studio proudly announces CARNEY FEST ’26, a two-day music festival inspired by Leon Russell’s legendary 1972 Carney album. The festival unites two of Tulsa’s most iconic music landmarks, Cain’s Ballroom and The Church Studio, for a celebration of music, history, and community. FRIDAY, MAY 1, 2026 – Cain’s Ballroom Headliner: ROBERT RANDOLPH with special guests Knipple & Friends Carney Fest begins Friday evening at the historic Cain’s Ballroom with a headline performance by Robert Randolph, newly honored with a 2026 Grammy and renowned for his explosive blend of gospel, blues, funk, and rock. Fresh from the Grammy stage in February, Randolph joins the Carney Fest lineup, affirming his place as a defining force in American music and one of today’s most electrifying live performers. Opening for Robert Randolph is Knipple, a Tulsa favorite known for their standout musicianship and spirited mix of rock, blues, and Americana. Their dynamic live energy makes them the perfect lead-in to Randolph’s powerful performance. Doors open at 5:30 pm. Music begins at 7 pm. SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2026 – Street Fest at The Church Studio Live Music • Food • Tours • Exhibitors • Community • Fun Carney Fest continues Saturday at The Church Studio with a lively street festival on Trenton Avenue, closed from 3rd Street to 4th Place for the celebration. The day features 12 outstanding Oklahoma and regional artists performing across two stages, the covered outdoor Street Stage on Trenton and the Studio Stage inside the legendary Live Room. Guests can enjoy a full day of live music, local food, guided tours of The Church Studio, and a festive, carnival-style atmosphere with jugglers and roaming entertainers. Gates are open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., with music beginning at 11 a.m. Saturday Street Festival lineup includes Peggy Johnson, Tom Pevear, Brother Rabbit, Jim Bachmann, Native Strange, Hi-Fi Hillbillies, The Websters, Luke Rountree & The Wild Mercury, Tempest Revival, Upscale Smoke, Patti Steel, and Street Festival headliner: David Thayer. Ticket Pricing: Cain's Ballroom - Friday, May 1 Evening general admission is $69 and VIP's $149, including preferred seating, Mezzanine Access, valet parking, Carney Fest t-shirt and swag, and VIP Lanyard. The Church Studio - Saturday, May 2. Daytime Street Festival admission tickets are $10, children 12 and under free. Tickets https://carneyfest.com/ “Carney Fest is what happens when great music, great people, and a great cause come together. Add artists like Robert Randolph, David Thayer, and other local favorites, plus food and friends, and for a moment you step back in time and just enjoy the music together,” said CEO Teresa Knox. Visit the website for more information and pricing at www.CarneyFest.com Proceeds support The Church Studio Music Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to preserving music history, supporting artists, and providing cultural programming. For interviews, media assets, or information, contact Nancy Ruth at 918-408-1140. Nancy@TheChurchStudio.com. About The Church Studio The Church Studio, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a renowned recording facility and 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Previously operated by Oklahoma legends Leon Russell and, later, Steve Ripley, The Church Studio has played a pivotal role in the music industry, hosting numerous legendary artists and producing timeless hits. It offers a professional recording environment, educational programs, exhibits, artist grants, and events such as Carney Fest, Tunes @ Noon, and In Session. The studio continues to support and inspire music makers while honoring its storied legacy in the industry. https://thechurchstudio.com

Rock & Rescue 2026: Animal Adoption Event

Central Park Hall hosts an animal adoption event featuring rescue organizations and pet-focused vendors from around Oklahoma. Families can meet hundreds of adoptable dogs along with a few cats, speak with veterinarians, boarding and grooming businesses, and trainers, and pick up helpful guidance for starting life with a new companion. Every adopted pet receives a free ID tag and a goodie bag courtesy of OAA. The day also includes a photobooth and a Kid Zone with balloon art and face painting, plus educational presentations on stage. A Pet Food Drive invites attendees to donate a bag of dry dog or cat food to support OAA’s Pet Food Pantry. Admission is free, and personal pets should be left at home.

Digital Photography I

Build confidence with your interchangeable-lens camera in a beginner-friendly course at Apertures School of Photography. Designed for DSLR and mirrorless users, it explores camera modes and controls, metering manually, achieving accurate exposure, setting white balance, shaping depth of field, choosing the right lens, composing stronger images, and practicing portrait techniques. Expect hands-on guidance that helps you take creative control of your photographs. The class meets one night per week for five weeks, and the cost is $155.

Hand Sewing: Saturday Morning Mending Lab!

Refresh well-loved garments in a hands-on hand sewing workshop led by Elizabeth Martin. Whether a favorite shirt suffered a puppy mishap or a jean jacket has miles of memories, this session focuses on repairing and reviving what you already own. Learn to thread a needle, tie and hide knots, and practice essential stitches such as running, blanket, and whip stitch to secure fabric layers with both function and flair. Elizabeth brings a personal history of creative clothing fixes, from sneakers turned into sandals and jeans transformed into cutoffs to calico daisies appliquéd on a chambray shirt, and she shares practical ways to mend for yourself or someone else. The workshop is $35 and is intended for adults, teens, and kids around 10 and up who are already familiar with using a needle and thread. Please bring something that needs mending, any hand sewing tools or materials you prefer, and eyeglasses. Shared supplies include thread snips, fabric scraps, sashiko thread and needles, safety pins, fabric marking tools, and scissors. Items available for purchase include thread snips, sashiko thread, basic sewing kits, fabric scraps, sashiko needles, leather thimbles, safety pins, fabric marking tools, and books on visible mending and sashiko. Space is limited.

Orlando Waugh is Back!!!!!

Master Orlando Waugh returns to Sheepdog Jiu-Jitsu to share his expertise. His seminars are described as game changing.

Welcome Summer Yoga Retreat

Celebrate the season with a yoga retreat at Center 26 that supports body, mind, and spirit. The program includes two energizing yoga sessions, a soothing sound bath, and guided breathwork, along with additional activities throughout the day. A summertime vendor village adds options such as chair massage, mediumship readings, and Reiki to enrich the experience. Ticket tiers are available at $85 for Early Bird, $110 for Regular, and $125 for Last Chance, subject to availability. Capacity is limited.

Rock & Rescue 2026

Rock and Rescue brings the community together at Central Park Hall in the Tulsa State Fairgrounds Expo Square for a welcoming, no-cost event that highlights love, kindness, and community spirit. Attendance is open to all.

Rock and Rescue

Rock & Rescue creates space to connect with rescue dogs at Central Park Hall at Expo Square. The focus is on dogs who may not stand out in a crowd, but make a lasting impression when met face to face. The atmosphere is relaxed and low pressure, encouraging genuine connections with potential companions. The Meraki crew will be there to introduce the dogs.

Oklahoma Pottery Market

Oklahoma Pottery Market brings together artists and potters from across the state who craft both striking art pieces and practical ceramics for everyday use. This Tulsa edition takes place at Ruby Clay Company, located off Route 66. Explore handmade work from local makers and discover distinctive pieces to bring into your home.

Free Comic Book Day

Celebrate Free Comic Book Day with a massive comic giveaway, featuring over a thousand free comics ready to be claimed. Shoppers can get 50% off wall books and 50% off back issues, plus 20% off trade paperbacks. It is an easy way to grow a collection and explore new reads while taking advantage of big savings.

Mayfest Road Trip: Student Art Gallery

As a stop on the Mayfest Road Trip, this showcase highlights talented young artists from across the region over five Saturdays in May. Entertainment and festival food will be available during those weekends, offering a feel for the full Mayfest experience. Supported by Public Service Company of Oklahoma.

Culture & Community

Enjoy dancing and drum performances by the Tulsa Indian Club during a concert on the plaza in front of Shops at Mother Road Market. As a bonus, you can also check out Musical Bikes and 66 Days of Fun at Mother Road Market.

Book Signing with Seth & Bella

Experience the first Here Comes Bella book signing at Gardner’s Used Books, a place connected to Seth since he was young. Attendees can pick up a copy of Here Comes Bella, meet Seth, and have their book signed with a special paw print from Bella.

Coming Home to the Body

Rediscover a felt sense of home in your body during a gentle, exploratory workshop created for women. The session offers guided time to soften, notice sensations, breathe, move with care, and listen inward. Participants will explore simple, body-centered practices that emphasize breath and easeful movement as pathways to pleasure, safety, and inner guidance. It is intended for those who feel disconnected, tense, or numb, who want a kinder and more embodied relationship with themselves, or who are curious about sensuality and pleasure as supports for wellbeing. No previous experience with somatic modalities, movement, or sensual practices is necessary. Mia Leighty is a queer certified Sex, Love and Relationship Coach who supports people of all genders and sexualities in cultivating erotic power through somatic awareness, mindful pleasure, and deep inner work. Cost is $25.

OKEQ TTRPGs

Fans of tabletop role-playing games gather at the Dennis R Neill Equality Center to meet new friends, explore a variety of games, and add some adventure to the weekend. This group meets on the first and third Saturday of each month. For details or questions, email hannahcltamplain@gmail.com.

Tulsa Drillers Cornhole Tournament

The first Tulsa Drillers Cornhole Tournament brings head-to-head play to ONEOK Field, set up outdoors and paired with Drillers baseball on Star Wars Night. Players can look forward to a day centered on cornhole, with food options available and the excitement of a game at the ballpark. Entry is $40 per person or $80 per team. A $30 spectator package is offered through the Tulsa Drillers website and includes the participant perks except tournament entry, the tournament shirt, and the commemorative cornhole bag. Each registered player receives entry into the tournament, a reserved-seat ticket to the Drillers game, a hot dog with chips and a drink, a cornhole tournament T-shirt, a Tulsa Drillers giveaway T-shirt, and a commemorative cornhole bag provided by Magic Claws. The competition uses a double-elimination format, with best two-of-three matches in the winners bracket and single games in the losers bracket. Cancellation scoring applies, there is no bust rule, all bags are supplied, and the field is capped at 64 teams with an alternate list once full. Prizes include $250 and the chance to throw out the first pitch for first place, $130 for second, and $80 for third. Participants are encouraged to bring chairs and shade. Concessions will be available for purchase, and outside alcohol is not permitted. Violations may result in removal without refund.

Tulsa Cinco De Mayo Bar Crawl

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with an energetic night of partying filled with festive, high-spirited fun.

Patti Steel

Find tickets for Patti Steel at The Church Studio in Tulsa.

Kat Timpf

Comedian Kat Timpf brings the I Used To Like You Tour to Tulsa’s Bricktown Comedy Club with a live comedy show that moves her voice from the studio to the stage. Expect a lively set filled with sharp humor and high energy that aims to keep the laughs coming.

Oklahoma Bridal & Wedding Expo

At Expo Square, a bridal and wedding expo gathers a curated group of professionals who offer personalized guidance for celebrations of every style, from elegant black-tie affairs to relaxed barefoot beach ceremonies. Their expertise can help you shape a wedding day filled with unforgettable moments.

Puppy Yoga with Puppy Haven

Enjoy a playful yoga class that raises funds for Puppy Haven, led by Kirby Mackenzie. Meet puppies from Puppy Haven and the fosters who make the event possible. The session lasts one hour, and puppies will be available for cuddles throughout. Rain or shine, with the option to move indoors if needed. Registration is $30, with pre-registration available through the website or app. Early arrival is recommended. All proceeds go to Puppy Haven.

Walking Club Social

A community walking club along the Greenwood District Walking Trail blends fresh air with real conversation. Entrepreneurs, neighbors, and community leaders connect as they move, building relationships, trading ideas, and growing together with every step. Whether the aim is better health, networking, or simply time outdoors, all are welcome. Friends are welcome too. The focus is simple... connect, collaborate, and grow, with an emphasis on healthy bodies, strong businesses, and a thriving community.

Argentine Tango - 5 Week Beginner Series

Build your tango from the ground up in a progressive five-week beginner series at Temple of Dance. Guided by Irina and Sergio, who bring more than two decades of experience, you will explore the essence of Argentine tango with a focus on presence, attentive listening, and a shared dialogue in movement. Sessions develop core skills such as posture, balance, dissociation, lead and follow, parallel and cross systems, walking, the cross, and forward and backward ochos. No partner is required and no prior experience is needed. Comfortable shoes that pivot easily and do not grip the floor are recommended. Pricing is $85 for an individual and $150 for a pair. Irina and Sergio met dancing in Mexico City and have been partners since 2008, blending backgrounds in stage performance and social improvisation, studying with renowned Argentine maestros, performing with a local orchestra and at a traditional venue, and teaching for many years while fostering a vibrant social tango community. Capacity is limited.

Expressive Flow- Gentle Movement & Intuitive Creativity

Explore gentle movement and intuitive creativity in a women-centered workshop at Temple of Dance. Through a simple, body-based practice that weaves breath with soft, mindful movement, participants are guided to reconnect with the body as a source of pleasure, imagination, and authentic expression. The gathering begins in circle with the option to sip Blue Lotus flower tea, then moves into about half an hour of music-led movement with guidance from Mia Leighty. Afterward, spend roughly forty-five minutes creating intuitive mixed-media art with instruction from Katy Casillas-Gray, then close the session together as a group. This experience is for women who feel distant from their bodies or creative spark, who want to welcome more pleasure into daily life, who wish to move beyond tension or numbness around self-expression, and who enjoy moving to music and making art in a supportive setting with other women. Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to stretch and move with ease. Much of the workshop takes place on the floor, so please bring a yoga mat for cushioning. All art supplies are provided. Because activities involve floor work and shifting positions on a mat, participants should be comfortable sitting on the floor, otherwise this class may not be the best fit. No previous experience with yoga, dance, or art is needed. The space remains quiet during movement and art to support personal focus. The movement portion begins with participants facing away from others, and keeping eyes closed is an option for added privacy. Attendance is intentionally intimate, with a minimum of four and a maximum of fifteen participants, and coming on your own is welcome. Blue Lotus flower tea, made from the petals of Nymphaea caerulea, has long been associated with gentle relaxation and a subtle sense of ease that can support meditation, creativity, and sensory awareness. Guidance is provided by Mia Leighty, a certified Sex, Love and Relationship Coach through the VITA Method whose trauma-informed approach draws on contemporary psychology and time-honored wisdom to support healing, confidence, and vitality, and by Katy Casillas-Gray, a mixed media artist and certified yoga instructor who blends breath, gentle movement, and intuitive art to help participants reconnect with creative flow and genuine self-expression.

Sunday Restore Yoga with Mary

Mary guides a 60-minute, Yin-inspired practice centered on gentle, passive poses supported by props to help ease stored tension throughout the body. All necessary props are provided, and participants of every experience level are welcome. Pricing is community supported, so you can choose the rate that aligns with your financial situation, with supporter contributions helping keep classes accessible for the community.

Becky Robinson

Becky Robinson delivers an evening of stand up comedy filled with laugh out loud moments. Expect a show that aims to keep the crowd cracking up from start to finish.

Tommy Emmanuel CGP - Living In The Light Tour | Tulsa, OK

Tommy Emmanuel, CGP brings the Living In The Light Tour to Tulsa at Arvest Convention Center. Jack Schneider appears as a special guest. The event welcomes all ages and features reserved seating.

Kendra Gives Back Event!

Visit Kendra Scott in Utica Square for a give-back shopping event where sips and sweets are offered while you browse. During the event, 20% of your purchase will support KKH. If you would rather shop online, use promo code GIVEBACK-LRFOG at checkout to have 20% of your order go to Kingdom Kids. It is a chance to find a Mother’s Day gift or something for yourself while supporting a cause.

Cornerstone Cheer Meeting

Cornerstone United Cheer is hosting its inaugural meeting focused on program details and how to get started as a Cornerstone Lion Cheerleader. It is designed for prospective participants and their families. The session will outline age groups, with Lion Cheer for ages 8 and up and Pee Wee Pom for children 4 to 7, and the birthday cutoff is September 1. Attendees can take part in uniform fittings for Lion Cheer, review the parent handbook along with a program overview, and hear details about tumbling, camp, and more. Families who are still exploring cheer can learn what the program offers. Full registration pricing will be honored during the meeting, with late registration taking effect afterward.

Focus and Calm: Meditation Practice with Sue Webb

Led by Sue Webb, this meditation class offers guided practices to cultivate mindfulness, settle mental chatter, and respond more skillfully. Participants explore practical ways to calm the nervous system for clearer thinking, better rest, and a stronger sense of presence in everyday life. Each session concludes with a soothing sound bath to help the body and mind absorb the work of the practice. The goal is not to force a blank mind, but to build a more supportive relationship with your thoughts.

Darkroom Printing

Bring film negatives to life in a short, hands-on darkroom course dedicated to traditional printing. Participants will practice working with an enlarger to produce handmade, physical prints, with all chemistry and equipment provided. The class meets once per week for three weeks. Students should bring their own printing paper for the second and third sessions. Tuition is $100.

Kaizen Riverside Run

Plan to meet in the gravel lot immediately south of Discovery Lab. Attendees should arrive prepared for positive encouragement and a chance to get moving. All ages and paces are welcome.

'Mander Monday - Commander Night at Trade Routes

This casual Commander night welcomes players of all experience levels. Entry is a pack of your choosing and includes a token for a drink or snack. Space is limited, so RSVP is recommended.

66 Days of Fun: Musical Bikes Monday

Part of the Route 66 Centennial, Musical Bikes transforms cycling into a collaborative soundtrack. This interactive installation lets up to four riders pedal to power drums, guitar, bass, and vocals, turning Route 66 inspired tunes into a live, human powered performance. Ride solo or share the seats with friends to layer melodies and build your own harmony. With Mother Road Market closed on Mondays, this provides a playful way to keep the 66 Days of Fun in motion.

Sip & Shop

This sip and shop at Amber Marie & Co benefits Bridges Tulsa. Enjoy a drink while you explore a selection of stylish gifts and home decor in a relaxed, friendly setting with friends. It is a chance to discover a thoughtful Mother’s Day present or pick out something new for your space.

Turkey Tuesday Weekly MTB Group Ride

This weekly mountain bike group ride at Turkey Mountain in Tulsa features rotating routes and accommodates every pace. Riders gather in the lower parking lot to roll out together, and there is a casual hangout after the ride.

Paint Night

Create and take home your own miniatures during a relaxed painting session designed for both beginners and experienced hobbyists. Pricing is $10 for paint-and-take or $5 if bringing your own mini and using the provided paints. Miniatures are primed with purchase. Vallejo paints are available, and both locally made and mass-produced miniatures can be purchased individually.

Lukas Nelson

Lukas Nelson returns to Cain's Ballroom for a concert from the Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and musician. His album American Romance, produced by Shooter Jennings, is nominated for Best Traditional Country Album at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards and has been recognized by outlets including Billboard and Forbes. Known for dynamic live shows, he has sold out headlining dates, performed at festivals such as Stagecoach, Ohana Festival, Bourbon & Beyond and Farm Aid, and collaborated with artists including Lainey Wilson, Stephen Wilson Jr., Ernest, Miranda Lambert and the Pistol Annies, The Travelin' McCourys and Sierra Ferrell. His work also extends to film, having co-produced the music for A Star is Born, whose soundtrack earned both Grammy and BAFTA awards. This appearance highlights his songwriting, distinctive voice and onstage energy.

Kyle Petty Charity Ride

A stop of the 30th Anniversary Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America brings the cross country motorcycle event to Tulsa, where fans can welcome NASCAR’s Kyle Petty along with celebrity riders such as Richard Petty, Matt Kenseth, Mike Helton, Clint Bowyer, Ken Schrader, Kenny Wallace, David Ragan, Rutledge Wood, Rick Allen, and Bill Davidson. The group is on a nine day journey covering more than 3,400 miles from California to North Carolina, raising funds and awareness for Victory Junction, a camp that serves children with chronic medical illnesses. Victory Junction has been the primary beneficiary since it was founded by the Petty family in 2004 in honor of Adam Petty. Since 1995, 9,575 participants have collectively ridden nearly 13.3 million miles and raised over 23 million dollars for Victory Junction and other children’s charities. Fans can greet the riders as they arrive. Arriving early is recommended to see Kyle lead a group of about 150 motorcycles. Merchandise will be available, with t-shirts and hats priced at 20 dollars each, and donations can be made through the Small Change Big Impact program at each stop by cash or check. Photo and autograph opportunities are available, limited to two items per person. Celebrity participation varies by day, so not all listed riders may appear at every stop.

Award-Winning Lunch Specials

Afrikan Delights has competed in several food competitions and has earned two major awards in Tulsa. That experience now comes to lunch, with a spotlight on award-winning dishes including the Best of the Best winner from the 2025 Mother Road Market Food Fight. Online ordering is available for anyone who cannot make it in person.

Parenting Matters – Your Infant and Toddler: Seminole Hills Apartments

This two-part series offers practical support for expecting parents and for caregivers of children 18 months and younger. Held in person at Seminole Hills Community Center, the sessions focus on soothing inconsolable crying and on strategies for handling early tantrums with guidance from a child development specialist. Eligible participants include residents of the Seminole housing community or those living in zip codes 74106, 74126, 74127, 74130, 74110, 74115, 74116, 74117, 74063, 74011, and 74012. A light lunch is provided, and attendees receive a $20 gift card for each session they participate in. Registration is required.

Cinco de Mayo Tunes 2 Noon featuring Latin Pop Beyana Band

Fiesta at The Church Studio! Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a lively Tunes @ Noon featuring Beyana Band bringing their high-energy Latin pop sound to the courtyard. We’ll have margaritas, tequila, Mexican beer, festive décor, and plenty of colorful Cinco de Mayo spirit. Join us for great music, great drinks, and a midday celebration Tulsa style. 12–1 PM Concert included with regular museum admission.

Micky Dolenz of the Monkees: Legacy Concert and Recording Session

iMcky Dolenz of the Monkees: Legacy Concert and Recording Session Date: Tuesday, May 5th Doors open at 5:30 pm Show starts at 7:00 pm The Church Studio welcomes Micky Dolenz of The Monkees with a _surprise guest from rock history_ for our next Legacy Concert Series on May 5th. Please join us in welcoming Micky Dolenz – legendary singer, actor, and drummer of the iconic band The Monkees – as he brings his celebrated career to the acoustically pristine Live Room at The Church Studio. Dolenz rose to fame starring in the Emmy-winning television series The Monkees and singing lead on chart-topping hits including “Last Train to Clarksville,” “I’m a Believer,” and “Daydream Believer.” With The Monkees selling more than 65 million records worldwide and their first four albums reaching No. 1, Dolenz remains one of the most recognizable voices of the 1960s pop-rock era. His performance will feature beloved Monkees classics along with stories from a career spanning television, film, Broadway, and decades of live touring. The Church Studio is redefining live music events – bringing a thrilling experience to a finite group of 100 guests in the acoustically pristine Live Room (original sanctuary) of The Church Studio. The Church Studio, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is both an analog and digital recording studio, archive and audio engineering school. The team has designed a series of rare but highly curated, intimate concerts showcasing legacy artists. Each concert will undeniably be a “bucket list” level event. The Church Studio Legacy Concert series will showcase musical artist performances that foster the mission of The Church; honoring the legacy landmark’s fascinating music history while creating opportunities to enhance attendee engagement – 100 guests will enjoy: Champagne welcome Mingling at the Church Studio, a historic landmark and national treasure Tours of the property Cash bar Grazing table/small bites (and clever conversation of course) Comfortable seating in acoustically exceptional live room (original sanctuary) Announcement of next scheduled program Once-in-a-lifetime experience Individual and corporate sponsorships available

🚵 Ride the Cannondale Habit - Demo Night - Tulsa 🚵

At the Turkey Mountain Park Mountain Bike Trails, a demo night invites riders to try the all new Cannondale Habit. Participants of any experience level can test this versatile trail bike and get a feel for its blend of speed and control. The event features music to keep the energy up, plus drinks, snacks, and swag giveaways. Bring a valid ID, a helmet is required to ride, and bring your own pedals, along with a sense of adventure. A waiver will be provided on site before riding.

Wild Waters - Wednesday Power Flow at River Flow Yoga

Wild Waters at River Flow Yoga Studio offers a vigorous power flow that builds strength, endurance, and balance. Expect inventive transitions, extended holds, and chances to test your limits. The practice brings together steady discipline and creative expression. It suits students who appreciate a challenge and want to develop resilience in both body and mind.

Inspyral Circus Flow Jam

Explore circus arts at a free community flow jam from Inspyral Circus. Beginners and experienced performers are equally welcome to practice skills like juggling, hooping, poi, dragon staff, diabolo, and balance work. Participants are encouraged to share techniques and learn from each other throughout the session. Extra hoops and juggling balls are available for anyone without props. All ages are invited, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Arrival and departure are flexible.

Meet & Greet: Texas Tailgaters & Indianapolis Clowns

This free, family friendly meet and greet features the Texas Tailgaters and the Indianapolis Clowns from the Banana Ball World Series. Attendees can meet the players, take photos, and experience a high energy, fan focused atmosphere that has captivated baseball audiences. It is a relaxed opportunity to connect with these teams and share the excitement of Banana Ball.

Smart Recovery

SMART Recovery meetings provide a supportive, stigma-free environment that uses an evidence-informed approach to help people address addictive behaviors and work toward a balanced life, with an emphasis on self-empowerment. Sessions take place at the Dennis R Neill Equality Center and are scheduled on the first and third Wednesday of each month. For details, contact joseph.nowicki@va.gov.

Gender Support

A welcoming gender support space at OKEQ offers community, resources, and connection for transgender and intersex people. Gatherings take place every Wednesday, with a focused breakout group on the second Wednesday for non-binary participants, trans men, and trans women. New attendees are asked to complete a brief interview before participating. For details or to schedule the interview, call 918.743.4297.

Tulsa Farmers Market

Steve Andrest, known from the bands CROW and Deadgummits, performs on the first Wednesday of each month through August.

$10 Nail Trims - FREE for Fosters (Dogs, Cats, Guinea Pigs, Rabbits, Ferrets welcome!)

Walk-in nail trims are available at a brick-and-mortar location, discounted to $10 on Wednesdays and Sundays. No appointment is required. For a shorter, smoother finish, nail grinding is offered for $18. Pets served include dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and ferrets. Regular trim pricing is typically $12 on other days. The shop operates midweek and on weekends and is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. While there, you can also browse a boutique with calming products, treats, gear, and other items to help pets feel comfortable.

66 Days of Fun: $5 Wednesdays

Part of 66 Days of Fun, this special highlights $5 selections as food merchants are encouraged to offer menu items at that price, making it easy to fill a tray for one person or to share with the family. The WEL Bar is also featuring a $5 deal. Plus, Musical Bikes on the plaza by the Shops at Mother Road Market in the Tulsa Market District invites up to four people to pedal together to power drums, guitar, bass, and vocals so Route 66 inspired songs come alive. Ride solo or team up with friends to create your own harmony.

Midday Reset Yoga

Led by Mary Sinnett, this gentle yoga session offers a midweek pause to ease tension, reset energy, and make room for clarity, so participants can return to the rest of the day feeling balanced and refreshed. The practice is accessible to all levels and blends mindful movement, focused breathing, and calming relaxation. No special gear is required. Classes use community supported pricing, with participants choosing the rate that fits their financial situation, and supporter contributions helping keep the experience accessible for the community.

"GIGANTIC" Art Show and Sale at Chrysalis Salon & Spa - A Retrospective of 18 Years

An art show and sale at Chrysalis Salon & Spa presents a retrospective covering 18 years of work. Visitors can explore artwork that reflects nearly two decades and have the chance to purchase pieces. It offers a look back at a long creative timeline.

Winesday! at The TAVERN

Mike Cannon

See Mike Cannon at Bricktown Comedy Club.

Free Yoga Classes

Practice yoga with instructor Sue Webb in a complimentary class designed for both newcomers and experienced practitioners. Participation is free, and voluntary love offerings are appreciated.

Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy: Chapter Two

Enjoy a speakeasy experience centered on Edgar Allan Poe.

Auditions for Annie the Musical

Auditions for Annie the Musical are seeking performers of all ages to help bring this beloved show to the stage in a summer production with Tulsa Theatre Works. Participants can showcase singing and dancing at Boston Avenue United Methodist Church. This opportunity centers on a classic story known for its upbeat songs and lively spirit.

Queer Crafters Club

At the Dennis R Neill Equality Center, the Queer Crafters Club gathers each Thursday for a relaxed creative meet-up that centers community and making. Participants are welcome to bring materials such as scissors, yarn, or a paintbrush and spend time working on personal projects alongside others. The focus is on sharing ideas, connecting, and enjoying time together through crafts.

A PEOPLE'S MUSEUM by AK/OK

A People’s Museum of LGBTQ2S+ History brings together hand drawn portraits and first person memories from contributors across the United States and beyond, building an evolving archive that honors everyday lives often left out of official narratives. During the exhibition, visitors can add their own recollections to the project. A free, all ages drawing workshop offers a welcoming way to participate, with supplies provided. The assembled drawings and stories will be gathered into an artist book celebrating those we collectively remember. This socially engaged artwork is created by AK/OK, an art and design collective whose research driven practice invites public engagement with queer and feminist histories, archives, and contemporary culture. Their work has appeared at institutions including the Bishopsgate Institute in London, the Brooklyn Museum, Central Saint Martins in London, Brown University and RISD in Providence, with exhibitions at the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts in New York, SOMA in Mexico City, San Francisco State University, and Fernwey Gallery in Chicago. Residencies include the Santa Fe Art Institute, the Vermont Studio Center, ACRE, and the Institute of Contemporary Art at the Maine College of Art. Their artist books are distributed by Printed Matter, and their work is held in the collections of Aeromoto Library in Mexico City, the Allen Ginsberg Estate in New York, the Butler Library at Columbia University in New York, the GLBT Historical Society in San Francisco, and the National Design Archives in Denver. Presented at Positive Space Tulsa, an art space dedicated to Womxn artists and inclusive of women and gender expansive communities.

Mother's Day Palette Painted Cake Workshop

Create a Mother’s Day keepsake at a guided cake-decorating workshop that turns a cake into your canvas. An instructor provides step-by-step guidance in palette knife buttercream painting so you can craft floral artwork, whether you are making a gift for Mom or decorating together. The experience includes all tools and supplies, themed toppers and plaques, full access to a DIY sprinkle bar, a choice of cake flavor, and a unique cake to take home. The format blends structured teaching with do-it-yourself freedom, so you can follow along and still personalize your design. Each cake can be shared by up to three people, making it a good fit for mothers and daughters or a girls night. Recommended for ages 8 and up, with younger participants attending alongside an adult. Each cake requires its own ticket priced at $65. Video recording is not permitted during the instructional portion, and photos are welcome. Tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable, no-shows are not rescheduled, and if you cannot attend you may send someone in your place.

Hangar Pinball's Spring Has Sprung League

At Magoo's, Hangar Pinball's spring league uses group match play where participants stay with the same group for five games. Scoring awards 7, 5, 3, 1 points in four-player groups and 7, 4, 1 points in three-player groups. The season spans six weeks with the two lowest weeks dropped, and there is a bye for Silverball in OKC. The top 12 advance to the finals. Fees are $6 for the league, $1 for IFPA, and $5 toward the end of year party. The tournament is led by Head TD Canon with Alan and Eric as backup TDs.

Shayne Smith

Shayne Smith brings story-driven stand-up and a distinctive voice to The Loony Bin Comedy Club in Tulsa. He recently self-released the half-hour special “Alligator Boys,” and his earlier hour, “Prison for Wizards,” is available on YouTube and Facebook, where his work has earned more than 32 million views. A rising name on the comedy circuit, he delivers a performance built on memorable stories and a unique perspective.

Indianapolis Clowns vs Texas Tailgaters: Banana Ball

Indianapolis Clowns and Texas Tailgaters square off in a Banana Ball baseball matchup at ONEOK Field in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Tickets are available through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, a resale marketplace where listings come from individual sellers. Prices are set by each seller and may be above or below face value. Every purchase is backed by a guarantee that tickets are authentic and valid for entry, with a full refund if the event is canceled without a rescheduled date, excluding shipping. Since 2005 the exchange has fulfilled more than 100,000 orders and currently offers more than 40 million tickets for events worldwide.

Michele Warren and Soupbone at The Royale -First Thursdays

Settle into The Royale for a laid-back night with a cigar and a carefully crafted drink among friends. Michele and Soupbone set the mood with favorite songs in a refined, comfortable setting. Enjoy an easygoing evening of music, conversation, and good company.

Sound Therapy Thursdays | May 21st Session

A small group sound immersion inviting participants to unwind as resonant gongs and antique Himalayan singing bowls fill the space, encouraging deep relaxation and meditative calm. Gentle waves of sound create room for rest and renewal, and the experience can range from drifting into peaceful sleep to feeling a surge of creative energy. Capacity is very limited for these small batch sessions, so advance reservations are recommended. A yoga mat is provided, with optional rental of a thicker 3 or 4 inch mat for $5. The session is facilitated by Jackie Rago, who has trained with the Atma Buti School of Sound and Vibration in Boulder, and is accompanied by Tasha Powell. Price is $45.

Micky Dolenz - 60 Years of The Monkees

Micky Dolenz appears at Tulsa Theater to celebrate 60 years of The Monkees. All seating is reserved, and the event welcomes all ages.

Senior Women's Basketball

Designed for women age 50 and older, this session focuses on basketball skill development followed by half court three-on-three scrimmages in the Owen Park gym. Those who are just under 50 may also take part. Participants should bring a size 28.5 basketball. There is no fee.

Restore Your Radiance

An exclusive beauty event focused on helping you refresh your glow and restore your radiance. Enjoy event-only specials, including 25 percent off 5 and 10 Beauty Packs and 20 percent off all Beauty Packs. Guests can also enter a raffle for prizes such as a red light mask, a mahjong set, a YETI cooler, and more. It is a great moment to treat yourself, stock up on favorite beauty services, and take advantage of limited-time savings.

66 Days of Fun: Sunny Thursdays

Celebrate 66 Days of Fun with a sunny giveaway. Visit the Info Booth to pick up a complimentary pair of Mother Road Market sunglasses, limited to one per person while supplies last. While you are there, explore Musical Bikes on the plaza outside the Shops at Mother Road Market in the Tulsa Market District. This interactive installation lets up to four riders pedal to power drums, guitar, bass, and vocals, bringing Route 66 inspired music to life. Ride solo or team up with friends to create your own harmony.

Winston Water Cooler Tulsa & Mueller Counter Day

Counter Day returns to Winston Water Cooler Tulsa, presented by Mueller and spotlighting ACR Press Fittings. Complimentary lunch will be provided by The Spud Truck along with deals to check out.

Jake Worthington

Jake Worthington, part of Big Loud Texas, carries a traditional country spirit shaped by his roots in La Porte, Texas. He grew up on his grandfather’s porch with the sounds of legends like Ray Price and Merle Haggard, and that upbringing fuels his music.

Ali Siddiq

ALI SIDDIQ will be performing.

Shayne Smith

Shayne Smith delivers a live entertainment experience perfect for a fun outing with friends or a moment you have been anticipating. Expect an exciting atmosphere and the chance to be part of something memorable as the performance unfolds.

Afternoon Tea

An elegant bon voyage themed afternoon tea at Harwelden Mansion celebrates Tulsa Ballet as it prepares for its journey to London. The gathering features tea and a warm, celebratory atmosphere. Hats and gloves are encouraged, and advance RSVP is requested. Ticket purchases benefit Tulsa Ballet and its mission to bring the arts to Tulsa and around the world.

OICA Tulsa Screening: Surviving the Spectrum, Dying to be Understood

At Circle Cinema, OICA and the Autism Foundation of Oklahoma present a special screening of Surviving the Spectrum, part of the 2026 edition of OICA’s Tulsa Movie Series. This short documentary examines how autism and suicidality intersect, drawing on the lived experiences of people with autism in Oklahoma. The program shines a light on a growing public health crisis and the need for expanded research, greater visibility, and stronger advocacy. Admission is $10, with soda and popcorn included. After the film, a discussion panel will continue the conversation, featuring representatives from the Autism Foundation of Oklahoma, which produced the documentary.

Throwdown in T-Town - Spring 2026

The Mid-West Drag Racing Series makes its spring visit to Tulsa Raceway Park with a standout roster of Pro Mod competitors. The program features Jet Cars, Pro Mods, Funny Cars, Top Dragsters, Top Sportsman, and a wide range of local classes. Admission is free.

Art Crawl on 66

Local shops keep their doors open into the evening while the Historic Red Fork District fills with art, music, and a bustling crowd for an outdoor market experience. Explore booths featuring local creatives, discover unique pieces, and enjoy the lively open air setting. Admission is free and the atmosphere is family friendly. Artists can participate at no cost, with table spaces available on a first come, first served basis and setup beginning one hour before the event starts. For more information, email artemporium66@gmail.com.

AFFIRMING

AFFIRM is a cognitive behavioral therapy based program offered through Oklahomans for Equality that supports LGBTQ+ youth in managing stress and strengthening overall well-being. Its practice models were created with input from LGBTQ+ youth and adult community partners through a process of adapting and evaluating, ensuring the interventions are grounded in the real needs and experiences of LGBTQ+ clients. The group is intended for ages 14 to 19. Parental or guardian approval is required before attending. For more information, call 918-743-4297.

Mother's Day Palette Painted Cake Workshop

Celebrate creativity with a guided cake decorating workshop where the cake becomes the canvas. Learn to craft a floral palette painted design using buttercream techniques, perfect as a gift for Mom or as a shared activity together. The experience includes step-by-step instruction, all tools and supplies, access to Mother’s Day toppers and plaques, full use of a DIY sprinkle bar, a choice of cake flavor, and a finished, one-of-a-kind cake to take home. The format blends class-style guidance with time to make the design your own. Each cake can be shared by up to three participants, making it a fit for mother and daughter outings, a girls night, a handmade present for Mom, or anyone eager to try something new. Recommended for ages 8 and up, with younger participants attending alongside an adult. Each cake requires one ticket at $65. Video recording is not allowed during the instructional portion, and photos are welcome. Tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable, no-shows are not rescheduled, and substitutions are allowed if the original attendee cannot participate.

Diva and more

Enjoy an evening of rock and roll for all ages. A welcoming music experience suitable for everyone.

Free Mother's Day Event

Enjoy a free Mother’s Day celebration at Driskell Law Firm where kids can get creative by crafting a handmade bouquet and designing a heartfelt card for Mom. Attendees can also look forward to door prize drawings, plus an additional giveaway for a $150 prize by liking the host’s Facebook and Instagram pages and sharing the event post. It offers a warm, kid-friendly setting for making meaningful keepsakes.

66 Days of Fun: Board Games & Bar Specials

Settle into a Friday tradition focused on tabletop play and refreshing bar specials. Enjoy time with family and friends while choosing from a wide selection of games and puzzles, or bring along your own favorites. The WEL Bar offers drink specials to start the weekend on a fun note. Additionally, Musical Bikes is an interactive art installation where as many as four riders pedal to power drums, guitar, bass, and vocals to make music inspired by Route 66, whether riding solo or teaming up.

The Dose

Attendance is limited to adults 18 and over. Large bags, including backpacks, are not allowed. If you need to bring one, use a small option like a fanny pack or clutch. All bags may be searched.

Clothing Swap

A community clothing swap invites people of all gender identities, body types, and backgrounds to explore new styles in an affirming, inclusive space that centers self expression and sustainability. Participants can bring clean, gently used clothing to share, and donating items is optional. Whether the goal is refreshing a wardrobe, finding gender affirming pieces, or making a more sustainable choice, this gathering encourages connection and confidence. The event also features a lively performance by Ballet Folklorico Tierra Mestiza that celebrates culture, movement, and community. Arrive as you are and head home with something that helps you feel comfortable and true to yourself.

Rock the House 2026

A high energy disco celebration brings dancing, music, and community spirit to Downtown Tulsa. At the Arvest Convention Center, the evening unites community leaders, companies, and supporters to raise vital support for Green Country Habitat. As the organization’s sole major fundraiser, it helps make safe and affordable homeownership possible while fostering stability and self reliance for families across the Tulsa area. Sponsorship tables are available for businesses and organizations that wish to contribute alongside local changemakers.

Saturday Morning Tulsa Farmers' Market

Celebrating its 29th year, the Tulsa Farmers' Market brings together more than 100 vendors each Saturday morning, including local farmers, ranchers, producers, chefs, and artisans. Shoppers will find farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, local honey, meats, fresh flowers, farm eggs, fresh-baked breads, fermented and pickled specialties, and distinctive handmade goods. Live music enhances the relaxed atmosphere, encouraging visitors to linger and connect with the community. From veggies and sourdough to bouquets and good vibes, this weekly tradition highlights fresh food and local spirit.

Indianapolis Clowns vs Texas Tailgaters Banana Ball Baseball Tickets Tulsa OK ONEOK Field

Indianapolis Clowns and the Texas Tailgaters meet for Banana Ball baseball at ONEOK Field in Tulsa. The series spans multiple days at the ballpark. Tickets are available through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, a resale marketplace where listings are set by individual sellers and may be priced above or below face value. Selections can include premium seats and suites, along with options for events that are sold out at the original box office. Purchases are backed by a 100 percent guarantee that tickets are authentic and valid for entry, plus a money back guarantee if the event is canceled without a rescheduled date, excluding shipping. The exchange has fulfilled more than 100,000 orders since 2005 and currently offers access to more than 40,000,000 tickets worldwide.

Battle of the Bards

Battle of the Bards turns Collective Events into a musical face-off as two teams of quick-thinking singer-songwriters compete for the title of True Artist. Host Ben DeSpain guides the contest, with team captains Jack Fayt and Big Mike “Manaha” leading their sides. The night continues with a late after party. Tickets are $10. Artists interested in participating can send a direct message.

Smells Like Nirvana

Smells Like Nirvana brings a touring tribute to the music of Nirvana and Kurt Cobain to The Vanguard Tulsa, with support from Dead Original and Groucho. The Chicago-based group is led by vocalist and guitarist Paul Wandtke, formerly of Trivium and Dead Original, alongside drummer Sean McCole and bassist Mike Petrasek of Bedlem. The set spans Bleach, Nevermind, In Utero, and the MTV Unplugged performance, with deep cuts and b sides in the mix. The band plays fully live without click or backing tracks, keeping the raw spirit that defined Nirvana at the forefront.

Shayne Smith

This stand-up comedy event at The Loony Bin Comedy Club - Tulsa features American comedian Shayne Smith, recognized for his distinctive tattoos, crisp storytelling, and a playful blend of personal stories with upbeat, nerdy humor.

Beginners Metal Workshop

Explore metal art from the ground up at a beginner-friendly workshop where you will create unique garden sculptures. Over three hours on a weekend, instructors introduce the fundamentals of metalworking, including how to cut metal with a plasma torch. Starting with two 12 inch round steel circles, participants can shape garden poles, freestanding sculptures, or hanging pieces and take their creations home. This session suits anyone eager to try a new creative skill and is enjoyable to experience with a friend. Advanced registration is required to reserve a spot.

Tulsa Oddities & Curiosities Expo 2026

At Tulsa Expo Square, a marketplace dedicated to the odd and unusual gathers curated vendors, artists, dealers, and small businesses. Browse taxidermy, preserved specimens, original art, horror and Halloween themed creations, antiques, handmade curiosities, dark fashion, distinctive jewelry, skulls and bones, funeral related collectibles, and more. All items are legal to own and sustainably sourced. Beyond shopping, there are sideshow performances on stage and the chance to learn taxidermy through classes offered during the expo. The event provides a welcoming space to discover new artists and connect with a community of like-minded people, and it is organized independently from start to finish. Admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door, and children 12 and under get in free without a ticket.

Digital Photography I

Build confidence with your interchangeable-lens DSLR or mirrorless camera in a course at Apertures School of Photography. Learn how to navigate modes and controls, use manual metering, manage exposure and white balance, understand depth of field, choose lenses, compose stronger images, and explore portrait techniques. Guided, hands-on practice helps you take creative control of your photographs. The class meets one evening per week for five weeks, and the fee is $155.

Guided Teaching Garden Tour

Explore 1.55 acres of thoughtfully tended landscapes on a volunteer-guided walk through the Teaching Garden. Move through distinct areas, learn about the design choices that shape each space, and engage with a diverse range of plants to deepen your appreciation for this Tulsa treasure. Tours are offered on the Second Saturday of each month when the garden is open, except in April. Space is limited, so preregistration is recommended. Members attend at no cost, and guests are encouraged to make a suggested $5 donation.

Oklahoma’s Gaming Frenzy

Oklahoma’s Gaming Frenzy celebrates the golden age of video games with a bustling show floor featuring more than 50 vendors. Explore retro consoles, classic titles, and accessories, and hunt for collectibles that capture decades of gaming history. The event welcomes gamers of every age, making it a family-friendly outing for longtime players as well as those new to retro gaming. Admission is $5.

Fairy House Sculpture Painting Class

Enjoy a relaxed, instructor-guided class at Garden Deva where creators of all skill levels use acrylics to personalize a whimsical fairy house sculpture. Each participant paints a 15 inch mushroom fairy house to take home. The class runs for two hours. Space is limited, advance registration is required, and attendees receive 20% off in-store purchases and custom orders on the day of the class.

32nd Annual Tulsa Festival of Kites

This long-running kite festival celebrates its 32nd year, welcoming kite flyers from across the region and filling the sky with everything from massive showpieces to precision stunt and fighter kites, plus a colorful banner display. Families can enjoy Candy Drops for kids, grab a bite at the food truck, and explore a silent auction. Kids can make their own kites, and kite sales are available for everyone with Lala’s Kites on site. Personal kites are included in the fun, and a Night Fly is planned if the wind cooperates. Admission and parking are free.

Ch@vo Rucos Tour

Enjoy a night of urban rhythms at LOS DOS AMIGOS SPORTS BAR with the CH@VO RUCOS TOUR EN TULSA concert. This show is for those 18 and over, and promises an awesome, unparalleled experience. Get ready to jump, sing, and dance with the amazing CH@VO RUCOS. Tickets are available for purchase.

Annual Hangar Hangout

This annual hangar hangout at Tulsa Riverside Airport brings the Tulsa aviation community together for a relaxed day with open hangar doors. The gathering celebrates a year since the idea began and features $25 discovery flights, free food, drink trucks, and games for all-day hangar vibes. It is a good fit for anyone who has always wanted to try flying, with discovery flights available to reserve online, by email, or by phone. Friends and families can enjoy time together and see what is being built after the first year.

2nd Annual Pet Adoption

Tulsa Market District is presenting the second year of its pet adoption event at Shops at Mother Road Market. Meet adoptable pets, enjoy local food and shopping, and spend time along Route 66. Partners include Tulsa SPCA, Reading Partners Tulsa, and Humane Society of Tulsa. Musical Bikes and the 66 Days of Fun are also available to explore at Mother Road Market.

Hops & Hounds Adoption Event

This adoption event at Marshall Brewing offers the chance to enjoy a beer while meeting adoptable dogs. Spend time at the brewery and get acquainted with dogs available for adoption.

DIY Studio Special: Cupcake Bouquet

Create a heartfelt Mother’s Day gift by transforming a dozen cupcakes into a bouquet of buttercream flowers. Reservations are required, and the price is $45 for 12 cupcakes. Participants will decorate cupcakes with a variety of buttercream colors, then assemble them on a board to resemble a floral arrangement. The decorating studio provides all tools and supplies, plus guidance from staff who can assist with techniques and help with the final bouquet setup. No prior decorating experience is needed. This activity suits a handmade present, a mother and daughter outing, or a fun day with friends. Projects can be shared by up to three people. It is a hands-on DIY experience with staff support rather than a formal class. This experience is open to all ages, and photos are welcome.

Plant Swap

A community plant swap where participants trade cuttings and rehome plants that are not the right fit. Bring cuttings or plants you do not get along with, then browse what others have brought in a relaxed, friendly setting. Everyone is welcome. The swap at Center 26 typically takes place on the first Saturday of the month, with a few exceptions.

The Wiz

Tickets are available for a showing of The Wiz.

Shawn Gardini

Shawn Gardini takes the mic at Tulsa’s Bricktown Comedy Club for a set of stand-up. An American comic with Philadelphia ties and New Jersey roots, he is also known as the producer of Matt and Shane’s Secret Podcast. He stands 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs 140 pounds.

Mike Goodwin

Arkansauce

At The Shrine, Arkansauce offers a string-driven performance from a northwest Arkansas quartet that thrives on crossing stylistic borders. Their sound moves among bluegrass, newgrass, folk, Americana, country, blues, and funk, weaving these influences into a seamless blend that reflects a freewheeling approach to roots music.

The Oddities & Curiosities Expo

Explore vendors showcasing a variety of unusual items and unique creations. Categories include art supplies and crafts.

Pop Goes the Pottery: Bubble Glazing Workshop

Explore a playful glazing technique in a hands-on bubble glazing workshop at Once and Future Things. Participants of all experience levels, ages 8 and up, will discover how glaze-filled bubbles create organic, layered patterns that can be subtle or bold, ensuring each piece is one of a kind. Choose a bisque-fired mug, vase, or bowl provided by the studio, then learn how to mix a bubble glaze solution, apply it for different visual effects, layer for depth and contrast, and set yourself up for successful firing. Bisqueware, glaze, and firing are included. The studio will handle the kiln work after class and will notify you within two weeks to return and pick up your finished piece. Registration covers one participant. This activity is not recommended for children under 8, and each participant must register separately. Children under 10 must be accompanied by a supervising adult; adults who wish to participate must register themselves. The organizer may cancel the class or a student’s enrollment due to circumstances such as over or under enrollment or poor weather, and is not responsible for injuries or broken artwork. For questions, email onceandfuturethings2022@gmail.com.

Yuchi Language Class

A recurring learning circle at Burning Cedar Sovereign Wellness centers on revitalizing the Yuchi language. Organized by the youth-led zOyaha School of Language and taught by Brent Deo and Melanie Dunn, these sessions build skills in grammar, conversation, comprehension, and writing through guided lessons and collaborative activities. People of all ages, backgrounds, and experience levels are welcome. Each meeting introduces new vocabulary and phrases, explores traditional stories, and strengthens speaking ability while weaving cultural knowledge into everyday use. Expect time for community connection along with language practice. No prior experience is required. Attendance is free.

Commander Matinee

Modeled after the Monday version, this Sunday Commander matinee at Trade Routes keeps things relaxed and welcoming. Admission is a pack of your choosing and includes a token that can be redeemed for a drink or a snack. Games are casual and friendly, making it a comfortable fit for both newcomers and seasoned players. Please RSVP on the website.

Walking Club Social

This community walking club gathers on the Greenwood District Walking Trail for a blend of wellness and networking. Entrepreneurs, neighbors, and community leaders connect, exchange ideas, and build relationships one step at a time. Whether the focus is health, professional connections, or simply enjoying the outdoors, all are welcome. The emphasis is on connection, collaboration, and growth, with a vision of healthy bodies, strong businesses, and a thriving community. The walk takes place in the Greenwood Historical District in Tulsa.

Sunday Restore Yoga with Mary

Mary leads a 60 minute Yin inspired yoga session that uses props to support relaxed, longer held postures and encourage the release of built up tension. All props are supplied, and the class welcomes participants of every experience level. Pricing is community supported... choose the amount that fits your financial situation, and supporter rates help keep these classes within reach for the wider community.

Samantha Fish

Samantha Fish brings the Paper Doll Tour to Cain’s Ballroom with a night of searing guitar work, soulful vocals, and a set that blends songs from her new album Paper Doll with fan favorites. Her career includes performances with The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Slash, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, and Eric Johnson, including appearances on the Experience Hendrix Tour. Following the Grammy-nominated Death Wish Blues with Jesse Dayton, which reached number one on the Billboard Blues Chart, she continues to showcase high energy and emotional range onstage.

Music and Mimosas Mother's Day Brunch

Enjoy a chef inspired Mother’s Day brunch at Prospect Local Bar and Kitchen inside Hotel Indigo Tulsa Downtown. Savor a special menu alongside favorite brunch classics, with $4 mimosas and $10 Tito’s Bloody Marys. Live music by Colin Babb creates a relaxed atmosphere, and a photo booth is available to capture memories with Mom. Free valet parking is provided. Reservations are encouraged.

Floating Sound Bath

Settle in beside the pool at Brut Hotel for a floating sound bath that pairs gentle buoyancy with the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls. Guided by sound practitioner Hannah Demuth of High Vibrations Co., this hour-long experience is designed to calm the nervous system, release tension, support energetic balance, and nurture clarity, vitality, and inner peace. Participants may float in the water or relax poolside, resting in an atmosphere that encourages stillness, presence, and renewal. Bring swimwear or comfortable clothing, sunscreen, a towel, and an eye pillow or sunglasses for added comfort. Pool floats are included with the purchase of a Floating Ticket. Arriving a little early allows time to settle in and fully immerse in the sensory experience. In case of inclement weather, the session may be rescheduled. If a new date is offered, tickets can be transferred to another available Floating Sound Bath date. Refunds are issued only if the event is cancelled due to weather and no alternative date is available. Refunds are not provided for scheduling conflicts or change of plans. Tickets are transferable to another participant if the original attendee cannot make it. For transfers, email hello@1820spa.com.

Mother's Day Brunch

Enjoy a special Mother’s Day brunch at DoubleTree Tulsa Warren Place, featuring a buffet, chef-crafted à la carte selections, and a mimosa bar. The menu includes savory brunch favorites, fresh seafood, sweet treats, and seasonal specialties to suit a range of tastes. Families can relax together and make lasting memories. Reservations are recommended and can be made through OpenTable.

🌴 Reggae Punch Sundays | Mother’s Day Reggae Brunch

Tulsa welcomes a new Sunday Caribbean brunch as Reggae Punch Sundays launches with a Mother’s Day celebration honoring moms through music, food, and island spirit. Attendees can celebrate with mothers, family, and friends while enjoying a laid back brunch experience featuring reggae, dancehall, and Afrobeat, authentic Caribbean brunch plates, and a selection of rum punch, tropical cocktails, punch bowls, and mimosas. The atmosphere centers on friendly vibes and good company, with photo moments for moms and the potential for outdoor or patio seating when available.

Amber Wallin

Amber Wallin will be performing live. Get your tickets to see the show.

The Wiz

Tickets are available for The Wiz at Chapman Music Hall in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Browse the current listings to select your seats for the show at this venue.

PTA Oklahoman Congress Hans M Andersen Fundraiser

Support PTA Oklahoma Congress Hans M Andersen through a fundraiser that gives back. Mention PTA Oklahoma Congress Hans M Andersen when placing your order and 25 percent of proceeds will be donated to them. Your purchase qualifies whether you dine in, order to go, pick up, or use curbside service. Online orders are included when you enter code FUND20.

Don Toliver

The Octane Tour from Don Toliver stops at BOK Center with SahBabii, SoFaygo, and Chase B appearing as special guests.

Whose Live Anyway

Presented by SLP, Whose Live Anyway takes the stage at The Tulsa Theater for a 90-minute performance. All seating is reserved. The event welcomes all ages, though some material may be intended for mature audiences and parental discretion is advised.

D.R.I.

D.R.I. (Dirty Rotten Imbeciles) comes back to Tulsa alongside Deathwish, Arkhon, Cirkus, and Projekt Eclipse. The lineup brings these acts together on one bill to celebrate the band’s return.

Bert Kreischer: Permission to Party

Bert Kreischer performs live at Tulsa Theater in Tulsa.

Matt O'Brien

This show features stand-up from Matt O’Brien at Tulsa Loony Bin Comedy Club. His credits include appearances on America’s Got Talent, Comedy Central, Conan, Fox Sports, and CBC, and he has voiced a character on PBS’s Odd Squad. He has also written and performed his own hour-long special.

Dinner & Cheesecake Social

A dinner social at The Cheesecake Factory brings the Deaf community together. Hosted by Makayla as a Deaf Night Out, attendees are asked to RSVP so she can estimate the headcount and arrange seating. This is a pay-your-own-way gathering, with each person responsible for their own food and drinks.

Street Car Takeover Tulsa

At Tulsa Raceway Park, this two-day motorsports event centers on drag racing with additional activities for spectators and participants. The first day begins with racer and crew entry and tech inspection, followed by spectator access as all drag racing classes complete their first and second qualifying sessions, concluding track action for the day. The second day opens for racers, crew, show entries, and pit parking, with tech available and general admission following. The schedule features roll racing, a Show Car Takeover, the third qualifying round for drag racing, and eliminations that continue until complete.

Noshville Tulsa

Polish those belt buckles and pull on the cowboy boots for a distinctive fundraising gala in Tulsa. Noshville is back at the Arvest Convention Center with gala chairs Talmadge Powell and his Little Brother Brayden Green leading an evening where Nashville glamour meets heartfelt generosity. The celebration features tastings from some of Tulsa’s most exclusive restaurants, live music, country line dancing, and a spirited live auction. Proceeds support a mentoring program in Tulsa.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban In Concert

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra presents Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban In Concert at Chapman Music Hall at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center in Tulsa, OK. Tickets are offered through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, a resale marketplace that guarantees tickets are authentic and valid for entry, with a full refund if the event is canceled without a new date, excluding shipping. Inventory and pricing are set by individual sellers, so options can range from discounted seats to premium locations and suites, and listings may be above or below face value. Since 2005, the exchange has fulfilled more than 100,000 orders and features more than 40 million tickets across sports, concerts, and theatre worldwide. MyCityRocks is not affiliated with the venue or the performers.

Billy Currington

Mammoth Productions and DCF Concerts present Billy Currington at Tulsa Theater. This all ages event offers a choice between a general admission standing room pit or reserved seating. Any special guests are subject to change.

Street Car Takeover 2026

Street Car Takeover comes back to Tulsa Raceway Park with a wide spectrum of street machines, from everyday drivers to head-turning exotics and everything in between. This major street car gathering highlights real-world performance and the culture around it, turning TRP into a lively celebration of all things street car.

Mayfest Road Trip: Local Art Market

As part of Mayfest Road Trip, this local art market spotlights creators from along Route 66 in collaboration with Mother Road Market. Explore the artwork, enjoy live local entertainment, and savor food and drinks available from Mother Road Market.

Allie Colleen - Big Brothers Big Sisters Gala - Tulsa, OK

Allie Colleen takes the stage at the Cox Business Convention Center in Tulsa for a ticketed performance.

Tulsa Cake & Sip Experience 🎂🍷 | May 16

A hands-on Cake & Sip experience arrives in Tulsa with step-by-step, beginner-friendly cake decorating set to music and an easygoing vibe. Enjoy sips as you create, share laughs with fellow participants, and capture plenty of photo-worthy moments. Everyone leaves with a fully decorated cake to take home. This first Tulsa edition keeps capacity limited for a more intimate feel, making it a fun pick for a friends outing, a date, or anyone eager to try something new.

Larry Aduddell 5-Mile Riverside Run

Now in its 56th year, this 5-mile point-to-point run follows the River Parks Authority trail and is hosted by Tulsa Running Club, the oldest running race tradition in Tulsa. The course begins on the Jenks Pedestrian Bridge, heads north along the trail, and wraps up near 56th Street. A water station is positioned around the halfway mark, and finishers can refuel with Gatorade, water, and fruit. The first male and first female across the line will each earn a $100 award. Online registration before race day is $25, and race-day registration is $35. Tulsa Running Club members receive a half-price registration code by email. Race-day registration and packet pickup will be available on the west side of the Pedestrian Bridge. Transportation will not be provided before or after the race, so participants should plan how to return to the start after finishing. Restrooms are located east of the bridge, about half a mile from the starting area.

Girls Day Out Tulsa

Girls Day Out returns to Tulsa with a full day of shopping in Central Park Hall at Tulsa Expo Square. A variety of vendors will feature handmade jewelry, home decor, gifts, children’s items, boutique finds, and more. Admission is free. Vendor opportunities are open for women’s clothing, jewelry, handmade goods, home and decor, gifts, children’s products, packaged foods, and boutique businesses, with no direct sales or multi level marketing allowed. This event is partnered with Tailored Remodeling. Girls Day Out is a trade name exclusively owned by Revolve Productions.

Good Neighbor Day Outreach

Part of Good Neighbor Day America, this outreach at Victory Church centers on practical care and community connection. Attendees can receive complimentary food, free haircuts, no-cost Amazon packages, and groceries, with live music and personal testimonies also featured. Open to all and welcoming to families, the day seeks to demonstrate the love of Jesus through tangible acts of service, offering space to receive support or to enjoy the community atmosphere.

Jimmy Dore

Patton Oswalt has called Jimmy Dore fiery and fed up, provocative and provoked, and an essential, unapologetically profane voice for progressives and freethinkers in contemporary America. His unfiltered style confronts the status quo with passion and bite.

Adele Givens

See Adele Givens perform live at a comedy show.

GRAND Battle Of The Bands!

Local musicians perform across two stages in a head-to-head music battle that marks the debut of the new GRAND Alumni Network. The event is a celebration of healing, recovery, and hope. It is completely sober.

Tech N9ne

Enjoy a live performance from Tech N9ne at Tulsa Theater in Tulsa. Tickets are available for this show.

Indigo Dyeing Workshop

Discover natural indigo in a hands-on dyeing workshop led by Natasha Ball of House Sparrow Fine Nesting. The program takes place in the Teaching Garden at the Tulsa Garden Center and covers the basics of indigo plants and natural dyes as participants color a set of tea towels. Each attendee will take home an indigo seedling. Space is limited and preregistration is required.

Winesday! at The TAVERN

Film In Oklahoma

With Tulsa’s film scene on the rise, TUFFEST, the Tulsa Underground Film Festival, presents Pitch and Pour, a monthly networking event created to bring people together. It offers an opportunity to connect and keep the conversation about film active from month to month.

Julia Leahy & Connor Willey

See Julia Leahy & Connor Willey at a comedy show.

Hartford Athletic FC at FC Tulsa

Hartford Athletic FC faces FC Tulsa at Oneok Field in a head-to-head clash. The meeting features contrasting approaches as both teams manage tempo, handle pressure, and navigate key moments that can swing the result quickly. The ballpark environment keeps play close to the field and adds to a lively atmosphere.

3rd Annual Dark Market Tulsa - Spring Event

The third annual spring edition of Dark Market Tulsa comes to Gateway Event Center Tulsa with a carefully selected lineup of independent vendors. Browse curiosities, dark art, alternative fashion, and other uncommon creations in a setting that celebrates the macabre and the mysterious. The market is inclusive and welcomes everyone. For vendors, applications are accepted only through the official event link. Do not communicate with or send money to anyone who contacts you through messages or social media, and be cautious of scammers.

Kayaks and Krayons Through Team River Runner and Eagle Ops

Kayaks and Krayons brings veterans and their families together for a monthly Rally Point on the water at Zink Lake Adaptive Kayak Launch. The focus is connection, skill building, and relaxed paddling. Beginners and experienced kayakers receive coaching on stroke techniques and rescue practice, with unstructured time to float and socialize. Adaptive options and support are available so participants with a wide range of abilities can be part of the fun. For safety, kayaking is limited to ages 10 and up, while families with younger children are welcome to enjoy activities on shore. Presented by Eagle OPS in partnership with Team River Runner, a national organization that supports veteran healing through paddle sports, the session is led by certified instructors who provide the equipment and guidance for a welcoming experience on the water.

DOD 5/10k Run 2026

Registration is open for the annual DOD run. It returns to the same venue with the familiar race experience. Further details and registration are provided through the event link.

Zane Helberg

Tickets are available to see Zane Helberg at Bricktown Comedy Club in Tulsa.

Tulsa Memorial Day Weekend Bar Crawl 2026

Get ready to kick off Memorial Day Weekend in Tulsa with a bar crawl hitting the city’s top bars. Celebrate the start of summer with drink specials and good vibes. Your ticket includes free entry, exclusive drink specials, and a free after party as you hop through the best bars in Tulsa. There will be a professional photographer at the event. Wristbands will be provided to grant access to participating bars and drink specials. Check-in begins at Orphas Lounge.

Larry Hernandez at River Spirit Casino

River Spirit Casino Resort hosts a concert from Larry Hernández, a Mexican-American singer, songwriter, and television personality recognized for regional Mexican music. With an emphasis on banda and norteño-banda, this performance highlights the genres that have shaped his body of work.

Bringer Show

Tickets are available for The Bringer Show. Secure your spot to see the show live.

Happy Hour with Free Pool at Caz’s Pub

Tulsa-Community Breast Ultrasound Screening

HerScan offers community breast ultrasound screenings at the Event Meeting Room of Gray Aesthetics and Wellness, providing fast, affordable access to important imaging. Adding ultrasound to a breast health routine can increase detection from approximately 48 percent to 97 percent, particularly for women with dense breasts, and it can reveal cancers that may not be found by mammography or physical exams alone. Screenings are painless, use no radiation, are implant safe, and are interpreted by a radiologist. No prescription is required. Each appointment includes an ultrasound of both breasts and the underarm area, plus the radiologist reading fee, for $295.

Winesday! at The TAVERN

Jason Mewes: Diary of a Man-Child in Tulsa, OK

Jason Mewes takes the stage at Bricktown Comedy Club in Tulsa for a live show.

Carin Leon - De Sonora Para El Mundo Tour 2026

Carin Leon brings the De Sonora Para El Mundo Tour 2026 to BOK Center. Ticket options include a general public sale, venue presale, VIP and artist presales, plus Spotify, Ticketmaster, and AEG presales. American Express preferred, presale, and reserved ticket options are noted, along with VIP packages.

Harland Williams

Harland Williams brings a memorable show to Tulsa’s Bricktown Comedy Club.

DeRay Davis

DeRay Davis appears at Tulsa’s Bricktown Comedy Club. A South Side Chicago native, he is a comedian turned actor who has appeared opposite Taraji P. Henson’s character Cookie Lyons as Jermel, her cousin and go-to hitman.

Enchiridion of the Quotidian - Definitions of the Commonplace

Michael Wright presents a performance that centers on the texture of daily life. It suggests that creativity can emerge on its own, that simple words hold poetic weight, and that routine movements can be viewed as dance. The focus is on reframing the ordinary so that what is common becomes art.

Kolby Cooper with Logan Jahnke

Kolby Cooper returns to headline at Cain's Ballroom, with Logan Jahnke also performing. This event welcomes all ages.

Tulsa's Route 66 Capital Cruise

Tulsa sets its sights on Route 66 history with a world record attempt for the largest classic car parade. Thousands of vehicles, from vintage muscle to family cars, will cruise through the heart of the Capital of Route 66®.

Dip & Drip

Experience a first-of-its-kind wellness day club in Tulsa hosted by Free Spirit Chiropractic and ADAPT Tulsa. This social wellness gathering blends specialty coffee culture with recovery-focused activities in a lively day club setting with house music and a community vibe. Move between well maintained cold plunge pools overseen by professionals and relaxing sauna sessions while a local DJ supplies energizing house beats for both movement and recovery. Sip lattes and matcha crafted by Scissortail Coffee, then explore offerings from local wellness vendors showcasing services and products such as nervous system chiropractic care, supplements, massage therapy, and recovery tools. Expect guidance for every activity and plenty of chances to connect with health minded attendees. Attendees are encouraged to bring a towel, a water bottle, and swimwear for plunge and sauna activities.

K-Von

Enjoy an evening of comedy with K-Von. Ticket prices may be above face value because this is a resale marketplace.

Ian Lara

Ian Lara takes the stage for a live stand-up comedy performance.

DeRay Davis

See DeRay Davis perform live. This is a comedy event.

The Big Run | Global Running Day Celebration

Celebrate Global Running Day with a 5K run that marks 50 years of Fleet Feet in partnership with Brooks. The event welcomes every pace and highlights the brand’s history while looking ahead to future miles. Try the new Brooks Glycerin Flex during an on-site demo, then enjoy post-run activities with a food truck and local businesses providing complimentary services. Participation is free. Attendees are asked to confirm their plans in advance so organizers can prepare.

Mecum Auto Auction

Mecum Auto Auction returns to Tulsa at the SageNet Center at Expo Square, formerly Tulsa Expo Raceway. Watch competitive bidding as hundreds of vehicles, including restored classics, muscle cars, modern collectibles, and trucks, cross the auction block. Explore the floor to examine the details up close before they sell and see market values take shape in real time.

Jefferson Starship

Jefferson Starship takes the stage at Skyline Event Center for a concert presented by Osage Casino Hotel Tulsa. Rooted in the legacy of Jefferson Airplane, the late 1960s band known for Somebody to Love and White Rabbit, Jefferson Starship went on to become a major arena rock presence through the 1970s and 80s, earning three platinum and eight gold records along with numerous Top 40 singles. The current lineup features founding member David Freiberg with longtime drummer Donny Baldwin, keyboardist Chris Smith, lead vocalist Cathy Richardson, and lead guitarist Jude Gold. The performance features favorites like Miracles, Jane, Find Your Way Back, No Way Out, Stranger, With Your Love, and Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now, along with songs from the Jefferson Airplane catalog.

Los Tigres del Norte Tickets

At Paradise Cove at River Spirit Casino Resort, Los Tigres del Norte deliver a live set rooted in real-life stories, cultural heritage, and lasting musical tradition. The performance blends norteño rhythms with corridos and vivid storytelling, shaping an atmosphere that feels human, heartfelt, and closely tied to everyday experience. Each song carries heritage, memories, and identity, creating a meaningful connection throughout the show. Tickets are limited and demand is high. Use TAKE5 for 5 percent off orders of $199 or more, or TAKE10 for 10 percent off orders of $349 or more.

Mosaic Garden Totem Class!

Build a mosaic garden totem through a series of four classes with an additional studio session. Instruction focuses on traditional mosaic techniques. All materials are provided, and outside items are not permitted. The fee is $365 and must be prepaid to secure a spot. If you cannot attend, the payment can be applied to a future class. Class size is limited. For details or to reserve, call 918-798-5980.

Import Face-Off Tulsa, OK - 6/6/26

Import Face-Off, the national car show series, brings a full slate of automotive competition and entertainment to Tulsa Raceway Park. Activities include a meet, a judged showcase for cars, trucks, and bikes, side-by-side drag racing, the Usaci stereo crank-it-up competition, and additional attractions such as the burnout contest, low-car limbo, and a two step and rev battle. A DJ, models, vendors, and a pit midway round out the experience. General admission is $25, and children 10 and under are free. Non-judged car show entry is $30, while judged car show, stereo contest, and drag racer entries are $40 each. There is no additional fee to enter the two step, limbo, or burnout contests once inside.

Tulsa City Glow Run

A colorful 3 to 5K welcomes runners and walkers to an untimed, noncompetitive outing paired with a small music festival vibe. Participants arrive in a white or black shirt or hoodie, then follow a route with Glow Zones connected to colors like orange, yellow, pink, and blue. Each zone dusts them with powder that glows under black lights, so by the finish they are lit up in vibrant hues from head to toe.

I Can't Create a Gel Plate Print with Living Arts

Discover a creative printmaking workshop with Living Arts that introduces an alternative gel plate technique. Craft your own prints inspired by Route 66 imagery in a relaxed, hands-on setting. All materials are provided, and beginners are welcome. Advance registration through Eventbrite is strongly encouraged.

Henry Cho Tickets

Henry Cho brings a clean, family-friendly stand-up set to Tulsa Theater, blending quick-witted observations with down-to-earth stories. The relaxed style and relatable humor create an easygoing atmosphere with plenty of genuine laughs for comedy fans of all ages.

Bourbon Tulsa Weekly goes to the horse races

At Fair Meadows Race Track, this casual outing centers on horse races with no admission fee and open seating. Tip sheets for each race are planned to be available to help with wagering, and a visit to the paddock is planned with explanations on reading the odds, how to place bets, and what to watch for in horse body language. Those hoping to wager on the first race should plan to arrive early. A group photo is also planned.

Identify Theft Awareness

Explore how identity theft happens and learn straightforward ways to protect your personal and financial information. The focus is on clear, practical steps you can put into everyday use.

June 13!

Serving Oklahoma shoppers since 1972, this long running market features an eclectic mix of antiques, collectibles, vintage items, memorabilia, retro goods, quirky finds, crafts, and more. Located in the upper level of the SageNet Center, it offers a relaxed atmosphere for treasure hunting. Admission is free.

The Drillers Oil Derrick Dash

This new running event at ONEOK Field is presented in partnership with the Drillers. Participants can choose between a 5K and a fun run.

The 5th Annual Route 66 Tilt Championship - 5 Strike Bounty Knockout

Magoo's hosts a five strike bounty knockout pinball championship that celebrates Hangar Pinball’s fifth anniversary alongside the 100th birthday of Route 66. Players square off head to head, opening with IFPA seeded pairings before moving to balanced matchups. Each loss adds a strike, victories can earn bounties, and reaching five strikes means elimination. Entry is $6 in total, which covers a $5 bounty chip and a $1 IFPA fee, and coin drop is 25 cents when possible. Tournament director Chris Wood oversees play as competitors aim to keep their tilt in check and stay in the game to the very end.

eSports Skillz Camp - Super Smash Bros Ultimate

This camp at 918 eSports centers on Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and helps participants move beyond button mashing. Instruction covers competitive techniques such as edge guarding, advanced combos, and character mastery. The curriculum also emphasizes tournament etiquette and maintaining a positive mindset when the pressure is on. It is a good fit for players who want to level up against friends or explore the path to competitive play.

Top Ten Tips for Training Your Dog

Get practical guidance on dog training at Legacy Plaza East Conference Center with Chris Medlock. Drawing on two decades at Tulsa Dog Training Club, he has worked with hundreds of dogs and their owners and trained his own ten. He shares tips for nurturing loving, well behaved companions and preparing confident canine competitors.

Indigenous Returns to Tulsa

This event features Indigenous at The Shrine Tulsa.

Kam Patterson at Bricktown Comedy Club - Tulsa

Kam Patterson takes the stage for a live music concert featuring his soulful voice and a captivating performance. The focus is on soulful vocals and the energy of a concert night.

Cousins Maine Lobster at American Solera Tulsa

Cousins Maine Lobster teams up with American Solera in Tulsa for a flavor-packed day where craft beer meets lobster. The menu features Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, along with lobster tacos and quesadillas, plus lobster tots and lobster tails. There are comfort favorites like a lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder, and a sweet finish with whoopie pies. Ordering through the Cousins Maine Lobster app lets guests bypass the queue and collect rewards. This event is cashless, and payments are accepted by major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and through the app.

Community Luncheon - Jade Class

Enjoy a midday visit at Little Light House that includes a tour, a celebration of the Jade Class, and remarks from a parent speaker. Lunch will be provided at no cost. This is an RSVP-only event; email rsvp@littlelighthouse.org or call 918.664.6746 to confirm attendance.

Cody Canada & The Departed in Tulsa

Cody Canada & The Departed bring their live show back to Cain's Ballroom. Doors open before the performance, and tickets will be available for purchase.

Hatebreed: Summer Slaughter Tour

Hatebreed brings the Summer Slaughter Tour to Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa, joined by Devourment, Snuffed On Sight, Balmora, and Face Yourself.

The Speaker Wars: Legacy Concert Series

The Speaker Wars: Legacy Concert Series Date: Monday, July 20th Doors open at 5:30 pm Show starts at 7:00 pm Please join us in welcoming Stan Lynch, original drummer and co-founding member of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, as he returns to The Church Studio with his band of brothers, The Speaker Wars, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Heartbreakers and his storied career as a songwriter and producer. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member and his band will perform fan favorites, hits he’s written for artists including Don Henley and Tim McGraw, and songs from The Speaker Wars’ debut album, available wherever you stream music. This show marks a special homecoming for Lynch, who was at The Church Studio when Tom Petty & the Hearbreakers signed to Shelter Records and changed the trajectory of their careers. The group was formed in collaboration with Texas singer-songwriter Jon Christopher Davis. His songs have been covered by Dolly Parton, Hal Ketchum, Timothy B. Schmit of the Eagles, Billy Ray Cyrus, Sherrie Austin, Tammy Cochran and various other artists. The Church Studio is redefining live music events – bringing a thrilling experience to a finite group of 100 guests in the acoustically prestine Live Room (original sanctuary) of The Church Studio. The Church Studio, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is both an analog and digital recording studio, archive and audio engineering school. The team has designed a series of rare but highly curated, intimate concerts showcasing legacy artists. Each concert will undeniably be a “bucket list” level event. The Church Studio Legacy Concert series will showcase musical artist performances that foster the mission of The Church; honoring the legacy landmark’s fascinating music history while creating opportunities to enhance attendee engagement – 100 guests will enjoy: Champagne welcome Enjoy mingling at the Church Studio, a historic landmark and national treasure Tours of the property Cash bar Grazing table/small bites (and clever conversation of course) Comfortable seating in acoustically exceptional live room (original sanctuary) Announcement of next scheduled program Once-in-a-lifetime experience Individual and corporate sponsorships available Check out The Speaker Wars performance HERE! LOUNGE LISTENING EXPERIENCE: Enjoy the lounge with our vintage JBL speakers as the live performance is piped into the Lounge. You’ll have direct access to the bar; however, you will not be in the studio with The Speaker Wars and there is no video.

Tuesday Morning Birders

The Tuesday Morning Birders gather every week. Any skill level is welcome to join in this activity. The group meets at the north end of the parking lot from the entrance at the traffic light on Yale.