The 41 best sights in Tulsa

This is a grand mansion art museum in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The grounds are inspiring! My favorite is the swing under the giant oak tree. The sun streaming in my face through the leaves was memorable. The art is interesting to view while having a relaxed visit. We bought some goodies in the gift shop. We ate before arriving, but there is a cute little cafe for lunch.

This was an absolutely beautiful museum and garden. I spent about 4 hours wandering around looking at all the paintings and gardens. There are many areas you can have a picnic or relax and there’s something for everyone.

The art and temporary exhibits are great. My favorites are the mansion and the amazing gardens. The gardens are beautiful in spring and summer, but are great in fall and winter too. The staff plants over 22,000 bulbs every year.

This is a beautiful museum in a beautiful location. We especially enjoyed the grounds. Some of the art on top floor were by favorite artists of ours. Still lovely. The grounds are perfect. The hardscaping, fountains, statues, landscaping were all art in themselves. We were anticipating a quiet, peaceful time. However, we visited during a big children's event and would have visited a different day had we known. (We didn't see any mention when we were looking at hours/prices.) It was much more crowded than we anticipated for a Wednesday morning and not as peaceful in views or sound, but still lovely. The photographer's garden (?) was closed so we were sad to miss that; however, the other side with the summer house, fountain and ascent to the house was lovely with the large swing and bench alcoves along the ascent. The back of the house gardens sweep down, accented by descending water steps, fountains, koi pond and culminating in a lovely rotunda perched among the surrounding trees.

This place was so beautiful! From the art to the garden. They have something for all ages. Definitely will be coming back! It would be a great place to take wedding photos’

This place is beautiful. Visit with time to explore. You can easily spend hours here. The location is such a beautiful spot. Definitely a place I'd take the family and friends.

Philbrook is always an amazing day. The art is beautiful, they are kid friendly and the gardens are gorgeous. They always have fun holiday activities, their staff is kind and they also have discounts for entry for low income families.

We are members at the zoo. Currently they are remodeling a large area of the Africa exhibit. It's still a good time and lots of fun. We loved the dinosaur exhibit this year! The playground is lovely as well. They have multiple play areas for all ages and abilities.

Even though I don't like to support animals in captivity, we wanted to bring our son to the zoo for the first time! We arrived at 11:00am. They stopped taking admissions at 12:00 for hallZOOeen. So we had to be out by 1:00pm. We did go through some of the exhibits rather quickly to ensure that we would get to see it all before we had to go. But honestly, we were ready to leave around that time anyways, so it worked out perfectly. From what I could see most of the animals were very well cared for. Some of the inside enclosures looked like they needed some care..... There was a tiger pacing a foot bridge above us and that was a little alarming & I was sad for the bear. It just seemed a little sad but maybe it was just nap time after it had its lunch. My favorite was the monkeys (inside) but it was hard to find space to squeeze in and see them. There were lots of families posted up there, staying for awhile. So we weren't able to get pics with monkeys but that's ok! We got to see them feed the big turtles! My son absolutely loved the giraffes! We all did! And there was plenty of space to hang out and watch them awhile, even though there were lots of families. It was a good day & the weather was perfect. We will definitely come back and spend some more time. Or maybe even come to hallZOOeen! They had it decorated really cute for Halloween so I can only imagine it was much better to experience at night and with all the kids in their costumes!

The zoo is always a nice place to take a day trip too. If you are in the area for any reason you should go and spend the day there. They have a train ride. Dinosaur exhibit. Children’s playground and petting zoo. There is something for everyone to see. They are currently doing some construction on some of the exhibits. I’m still excited to go back when everything is completed.

Love this place. Great Family fun . Right now they have a dinosaur exhibit. It looks pretty awesome. The employees are friendly and knowledgeable. Besides all the awesome animals there. We have a cool playground in the middle of the zoo. . The kids absolutely loved it. And so did I.

This was a spur of the moment trip, that currently have a Dinosaur Exhibit going on and it's about to end at the end of the month. We go to the OKC zoo quite often and the Tulsa zoo definitely offers a lot of other species of animals to experience. Currently there is a lot of construction going on and at first we could not figure our way around the park, we would ask other people directions and they would be just as lost. The map provided was not as easy to navigate and you could hardly ever find direction/location assistance signage. Maybe it's because of all the construction going on but all in all it's a very nice zoo and worth the trip.

Had a fantastic time at the Tulsa Zoo! The upgrades and the new Elephant Barn is amazing! We spent 4+ hours walking around. We went on a Monday and it was not busy at all! Double stroller is cheap to rent, $10. We brought our own food and drinks so I’m not sure about prices of food and drinks. There is a lot of construction going on but didn’t hinder our time there at all! Will be back!

This was a fun zoo that we enjoyed very much. The only issue we found was that a good portion of it was blocked off and inaccessible. Because we are from out of town, we did not look up the attractions that were closed versus those that were open. If you're going, be sure to verify that what you want to see is available. It is great that there are multiple playgrounds throughout the zoo for the kids to enjoy during the visit to give them a break from animal exhibits. The largest playground has a lot of great climbing apparatuses however, it has very little shaded seating for the parents to use while the kids play. The animatronic dinosaur area was fun and my son enjoyed reading all of the placards that supplied information about each dinosaur. Most of that area was shaded. There's even a sandpit for kids to practice being a paleontologist and unearthing dinosaur bones and fossils.

We visited in late April 2024 and walked around the grounds. The museum was closed, and the northern part of the grounds are closed off for construction. But we were able to walk around the southeastern part of the gardens. It looks a bit neglected now since they aren't expecting many visitors, but they may be prettier when everything is open again.

Definitely worth a visit at least once. The museum is great, but the gardens and park don't get their due. A must see, the pictures do them no justice. The only disappointment in the gardens are the pre-columbian and Pioneer gardens, they need some attention. As for the museum, they've got several play corners for kids and an entire kid-focused exhibit down stairs. The masterwork and permanent collection of western and Native American art was stunning and interesting. It was great to see the bronze sculptures and the gigantic paintings. Recommended.

Some of the gardens were fantastic. It was so Peaceful there. The museum was great it had a large variety of paintings, photographs and sculpture. It's the best place to go to learn about art. Your kids will love it there. They have some activities today we made time capsule and it was soooooo fun. I would highly recommend this place.

Great museum filled with Native American relics. We spent about 2 hours inside and wandering around the gardens. My boyfriend actually learned quite a bit about his ancestors. I loved the landscaping and the different themed gardens from all the ages. Definitely a must see if you’re in Tulsa.

Very nice museum and worth a visit. Artifact room on lower level has more artifacts than you could look at in a day with a wonderful interactive e-guided tour via a tablet you can carry with you as you go through this section. Upstairs has visiting exhibits and some wonderful bronze work by artists such as Remington. There are wonderful paintings and the gardens are beautiful and peaceful. Great place to spend a morning or afternoon. The current Pulitzer prize exihbit is very intense, you might not want to take small children through it. But do see it. It will move you.

Loved this little museum. Was lucky to have visited when they had free admission and an outdoor concert. Definitely a must on any Tulsa visit bucket list

The Gilcrease has a jewel of a collection I try to bring to the attention of non-Oklahomans. The Remington and Russell sculptures are a great set. There's a lot more range to the art, as a whole, than one expects. Many of the American West paintings are great postcards of the period, forerunners of the action art/illustration of modern times. Visit the awesome landscapes. Stand in front of Moran's massive Shoshone Falls, just close enough for it to fill your sight, and feel the vertigo and splendour. There's a good interactive exhibit downstairs, a great glass-walled hall, and lots of things going on.

I’m easily pleased so it was pretty cool seeing the ginormous golden miner statue. I didn’t realize just how big it is until I sat on its boot for a picture and then saw the picture!

Went to the State Fair for the first time in a long time. I loved the Josiah Queen concert. He was so interactive with the crowd. It was phenomenal!! The food is crazy, and if course this girl can't say no to a funnel cake!

I had a very fun time at Tulsa. I have all of the pictures and videos of the trip and even a picture of Tulsa. Tulsa has been a wonderful experience both in and out, and now that I’ve left Tulsa it just makes me sad. I definitely would go back here and see this statue in addition to the trip that I had. Check out the videos and pictures of the trip below, enjoy!

Tulsa State Fair.... 2 stars because I understand it's public venue and I try to enjoy the environment but tired of juveniles fighting, gangs, underage vaping... where are the parents? It isn't a drop your juvenile off daycare just so they can run a muck! After dark on weekends it isn't catered for family's by any means...

It was really cool and amazed how big it was. I am 6'5 and took pictures with it to make me look like a bug.

Really had fun. Food great.

The Tulsa Driller has been an Icon statue built in the 1950s I believe! Story has it my Grandpa painted it just in the Nick of Time! No pun intended or maybe there was! We were there going to the Tulsa State Fair to get some good fair food which was good but pricey like everything is these days! I hope you enjoy my photos and make my dream come true and give them all a like please!!!! Thank You for looking!

Sam is absolutely the best! The monolog he delivered prior to the Woody Guthrie movie was exceptional! He was so friendly and full of history and resources. The Center has so much to engage with. Interactive stations, poetry, sketches. Brother Guthrie would definitely not be happy with the choices and treatment of humanity that is occurring in our nation. We were also blessed to catch the Hip Hop America-The Mix-Tape Exhibit. When I tell you!!!!! This one is for the culture. A beautiful beautiful space to celebrate fashion, music icons and Black women! Also, so nostalgic listening to beats and bopping my head! The history and stories in the lyrics of rap music. Seeing our icons; Tupac's & Biggie's clothing and Lil Wayne's writings. Such a special addition to the center.

I had first learned about Woody while watching A Complete Unknown and expected to have a good time here! But it ended up being even more incredible than I imagined. Woody’s legacy is one worthy of preserving and is well preserved here. I loved how they used his drawings and the inclusion of the hip-hop exhibit. Very friendly staff and beautiful exhibits! Adored the movie props, too.

Must go to in Tulsa!!!! This museum was one of the most engaging, interactive and educational that I have been to. Sam greets you at the front with a smile and welcome.You definitely need 2 hours to get through everything, even though it does not look large, it is packed with great content about Guthrie’s life and era. Highly recommend.

We went here to check out the Hip Hop exhibit which I liked but if you are interested in Woody Guthrie you will love it! The information on the dust bowl was educational especially the VR part. It is right down town so tons of stuff to do in walking distance. We had to pay to park in the bank for$10 but it's close. Parking is limited downtown

It was great to learn more about Woody Guthrie. The Dust Bowl VR was awesome! He lived thru so much and wrote & sang all about it! A must do when in the area!

Really enjoyed the museum! The staff were super enthusiastic and informative. Several interactive portions, including a VR recreation of the dust bowl. Gift shop was a little pricey, but it’s going to a good cause.

The Woody Guthrie Center was the highlight of our visit to Tulsa. The Center covers the life and work of Mr. Guthrie along with the history of the Oklahoma Dust Bowl and plight of those who went to California during the Great Depression. The museum features Mr. Guthrie's music (of course) as well as his writings and art. But the best part of our visit was Sam. Sam greeted us at the door, started the introductory movie for us, then met with us periodically during our visit to highlight certain exhibits. Without Sam, we would not have fully appreciated the meaning behind the works of Mr. Guthrie. Make sure to put on the virtual reality goggles and watch Black Sunday unfold before your eyes. Mr. Guthrie wrote "So Long, It's Been Good to Know Ya" about the Black Sunday dust storm. The Woody Guthrie Center is next door to the Bob Dillon Center, in the heart of Tulsa's Art District. Very highly recommend!

Probably one of the best parks i have had the pleasure of going to. My husband and I have been meaning to go here for a while and decided to go this weekend. There was so many people but honestly the park is huge enough that it was still beautifully peaceful and you can find quiet areas to enjoy and see nature. There is so much to see and do at the gathering place and I love that you can kayak or paddleboat as well. I love the attention to detail in the seating areas and that you are encouraged to feed the fish with feed sites. We will absolutely be going again. Thank you for such a beautiful park I highly recommend it.

We drove 5 hours to come spend some time with our kids at this amazing park and we loved it! The heat is brutal during the summer but they have a cooling area so you can continue your journey throughout the park. I recommend bringing lots of water and some snacks. There's so much to discover!

I heard lots about this park when visiting the city, so I finally stopped by and wow, this place beat all expectations. By far one of the most impressive city parks with amazing design and tons recreation options. Definitely worth a visit, something for everyone here!

This place is fantastic. The fact that it us men made blows my mind. You can easily spent 4 hours here, kids will have a blast exploring, lots of space for picnic or walk your dog. They have a little cafe, kayak and boat rides. If this place is on your way- do yourself a favor and stop by.

We visited Gathering Place for the first time this past weekend and it was fantastic! The grounds are beautiful, the playground was exciting and unique, and everyone was really friendly. We were there on a Monday, so it wasn’t too busy, but a Saturday might be a little bit overwhelming. It’s clearly a popular place.

The Gathering Place is a well-maintained and welcoming park. I enjoy bringing my niece here, as well as going for runs along the river and around the Zinc Pond. The staff does an excellent job keeping the park clean and safe, making it a comfortable environment for both families and solo visitors. It’s a beautiful and peaceful place to spend time outdoors.

The Gathering Place is truly a gem — an incredible park designed with all ages and abilities in mind. From sandy playgrounds to unique swings and towering slides, every inch of this space is thoughtfully created to spark joy, imagination, and adventure. It’s the kind of place where you can easily spend an entire day and still not see everything. We brought a toddler, a wagon, plenty of snacks, and drinks — and we’re so glad we did! The park is massive and full of surprises around every corner. It was incredibly hot when we visited, so we’re already planning to come back in the fall to explore the areas we didn’t get to this time. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, make sure the Gathering Place is on your list. It’s a must-see destination for families, nature lovers, and anyone who enjoys beautiful outdoor spaces.

The website is user friendly, easy to purchase tickets. Small museum with a big punch, lots of hands on activities for all ages. Outside playground and great exhibits where you can get up close. Highly recommend

Went for the first time, and it was pretty cool. There are so many cool different things to see and facts to read about. 2 stories in the museum itself. They have planes, helicopters, interactive setups, and games for kids. There is also a playground and an airplane you can board. The planetarium show was awesome, and I would love to see all of the shows. Definitely recommend it, and it's pretty cheap admission.

Place is great!! Our visit was very nice and fun, the entire place is super cool and interesting!! You can buy tickets online and they will find them at the time of arrival, no delay and very easy. Our visit was ruined at the end though, the gift shop has a lot of items and some are mismarked. Unfortunately while checking out, end price was way higher than marked so we asked about some item costs and explained that the tag said differently, Rita then became very unpleasant, a bit too aggressive and raising her voice. maybe only towards Hispanics? Since other customers there were just treated differently, No idea. Very sad to experience such attitude and getting yelled at by the exit door for no reason really.

Small air and space museum but an awesome place to visit. Lots of amazing aircrafts to see. The Planetarium was enjoyable. Well worth visiting while in Tulsa

They lock the doors as soon as the show starts even when no one is in there. We came for nothing. The guy that let us know seems very condescending saying awwww. We enjoyed the Oklahoma aquarium though

This place is awesome! I would consider it a mini version of the Dayton International Air Museum. The staff was very friendly and helpful. A nice gift shop. Great fighter jet, NASA, and Tuskegee airmen displays. Also features commercial airliner, jet you can it in, playground, and a Planetarium. Definitely worth a visit if in the Tulsa area.

We spent the day at the Tulsa Air and Space Museum, and it was truly out of this world! From the moment we arrived, Taylor greeted us warmly and let us know about all the amazing things we could experience — from the indoor and outdoor exhibits to the planetarium shows. Of course, we said “yes” to everything! One of the highlights was meeting Larry, a passionate volunteer who showed us an impressive 18-cylinder engine. He took the time to explain how it works, which was fascinating and really brought the history of aviation to life. The museum also has plenty of interactive exhibits and flight simulators, making it a hands-on experience where you actually feel like you’re learning something new. We capped off our visit with the noon planetarium show, and it was incredible! Jack guided us through the stars visible in the night sky and explained how they formed, turning complex science into an awe-inspiring experience. It was one of our favorite parts of the day. If you’re looking for an engaging, educational, and fun adventure for all ages, this museum is a must-visit!

Tulsa Performing Arts Center 🤍🤍🤍🤍👑 Our family has a wonderful time at the Pac center. We got our faces painted and balloon characters made. We listened to music and enjoyed all the entertainment. What a blessing!!!

Fantastic shows, with nice comfortable seats. My only complaints are the lack of restrooms (especially for women) that makes it impossible not to miss some of the show. 15 minutes intermission is not enough time for the limited facilities. The sound system is adequate but really needs an upgrade for full enjoyment of the performances.

Beautiful facility, easy to travel with easy parking. Had excellent entertainment listening to the orchestra do the live Harry Potter music event this evening! Would recommend.

Had a great time! I’ve been here a few years ago for Hamilton and came back for Wicked. I will definitely be coming back again if there’s another musical I’m interested in! Be careful of the themed drinks though, there were no prices on these sign for these and you have to buy the $6 souvenir cup to bring it into the theater. Got expensive very quickly. Also, if you are someone with GI or bladder issues, make sure to account for that as intermission is short and there are VERY few bathrooms and the line to the women’s bathroom gets long FAST.

I only give the pac a 3 because it is old and is going to be remodeled. When it is redone, I'm sure it will be a 5. The staff, concessions and quality of the shows are definitely a 5. The acoustics are good and the ability to have a good view of the performance is also good. In the meantime we have to suffer through not enough restrooms and the poorly designed seating

Great venue. Always enjoy shows at the PAC. I’ve sat in all areas of the orchestra section and never had a bad seat. The only thing that keeps me from giving them 5stars is their ridiculous ticketing system. It’s a challenge and the city deserves better from the TPAC.

We came here for the Ragtime play, and what a hit! The whole family loved it and the tickets were reasonably priced. The parking lot was a nice option and the seats were relatively comfortable. It was a little disappointing that there were no inexpensive water options.

What a beautiful place. I am so glad I came here. Its not like a regular botanical garden. Its really spaced out and thr displays are absolutely beautiful. There is so much to see and plenty of places to sit and enjoy the scenery. You have to see this place!

Tagged along with my mom last night because she recently purchased a membership. What a beautiful hidden gem of Tulsa. Definitely worth the drive. The band was very enjoyable, too. We plan to visit again soon.

I love this place so much! I highly recommend getting a membership if you live in the area. It is amazing to see the changes through the seasons. They always have great seasonal events and art installations throughout the garden. If you are feeling inspired by the beauty of the garden, stop by the gift shop to take home some seeds or plants of your own! Oh, and if you are lucky, you might spot the garden cat! 🐈‍⬛️

If I could leave a 4 1/2, I would. I really like this venue; it isn’t downtown, they have enough parking for larger events (Christmas), there is room to grow, and they have awesome things for kids (botanically speaking). I’d line more signage. They have a great interactive site but I come here to get away from the technology!

Walk through like a gathering place but light up like rhema Christmas lights. My autistic daughter loved it and interacted with Belle and the beast the first time... She was happy..

We visited during Florigami in the Garden. It was beautiful seeing all the pollinators, different flowers, and sculptures. They even had a fun scavenger hunt for the kids.

Beautiful! Very reasonably priced. The events (like the Christmas lights) are lovely but expensive for those. Very cute gift store and clean restrooms!

Absolutely loved the house/ museum! The entrance is in the back. You purchase tickets in the gift shop / the old garage. Each room has memorabilia from the film. One wall is covered in the cast's autographs. Totally recommend if you're a fan of the movie. Also drop by the old movie theater for a selfie.

If The Outsiders book or movie is of interest, the many movie scene locations will be of interest, especially the movie house museum at 731 N. St. Lewis Ave. Tulsa Oklahoma. It is loaded with movie photos, props, and still looks as if Darry, Soda pop or Pony boy could walk in the front door any moment. The staff was friendly and accommodating, the gift shop is well stocked with many great movie trinkets and clothing items. The museum brings the movie to life. Well worth the time to see this interesting location from the movie.

Very cool displays of movie memorabilia inside the house. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and super friendly. Museum store offers everything. The park (rumble scene) was only a couple blocks away. I got excited as we turned the corner and I saw the actual house! It took me back to the movie and so many scenes rushed through my head. Heads up: $10 admission per person. Pay in the Gift Shop Bucket list item #604 ✓

I looked up things to do in Tulsa and this showed up. I watched the movie not to long ago but have not read the book. The entrance fee was $10, which was pretty reasonable. They kept the rooms used in the movie exactly as it was, the living room, the kitchen, Ponyboy's room, and possibly the bathroom. They had the chocokate cake and beer Emilio Estevez' character had for breakfast. There were 3 items worn by the cast: Tommy Howell's purplish sleeveless shirt, Emilio Estevez' Micky mouse shirt, and Tom Cruise's rumble denim outfit. Interesting facts: 1) Tom Cruise, Patrick Swayze, Emilio Estevez and Diane Lane of the main casts had not been back to this place. 2)The green towel hanging in the bathroom is signed by Rob Lowe for some fund raising the museum did. He signed several and the museum kept one. It's similar to the towel he used in the movie. and 3) Tommy Howell is active in helping the museum and the community. Definitely not a waste of $10 (plus whatever souvenir you pick up). #staygold

The Outsiders is one of my favorite books...EVER. So when we were in Tulsa for a few days to see a show, I told my husband we had to stop by the Outsiders House Museum. It's the very home the movie was filmed at and the park that quite a few scenes were also filmed at is just down the way from it. The house is filled with memorabilia from the cast and crew. They even bring in local artists or folks who used to live in the area when the movie was being filmed to talk about the whole process of them filming on location, etc. The home sits in a very old neighborhood but there's quite a bit of street parking for the museum so we didn't have any issues. Highly recommend stopping by here if you're a fan of the story. It's super cool to actually walk around the home/property that was an actual movie set!

I try to visit every time I'm in the area for work. The tour guides are friendly and knowledgeable, and you can feel the love they have for The Outsiders and S.E Hinton overall. The gift shop has some amazing and iconic merchandise such as shirts, caps, books, pins, patches, and stickers.

They had a lot of memorabilia, helped you remember various parts of the movie, and in general a very cool experience if you liked the book or movie. 30 min is plenty of time to check it out.

This was my second trip to the Aquarium and I recommend it to anyone looking for a fun, interactive experience. On our first visit, we paid for the Behind the Scenes Shark Feeding Tour, which was a wonderful, educational experience. I would recommend this for older children and adults who are interested and engaged. It's a wonderful opportunity to learn fun and exciting factoids about the specific animals you're seeing. On today's visit, we had a 10-year-old with us, so we stuck to the "public" opportunities. These included free petting opportunities with several small "tide pools" and larger, timed opportunities to pet stingrays and jellyfish, as well as paid opportunities to feed turtles and stingrays. These exhibits were spaced out well to re-engage children who might be otherwise distracted. On a practical note, throughout the Aquarium were paper towels and hand sanitizer stations, especially around the more hands-on exhibits, there are benches and seating spread throughout for those who require or want frequent rest, and there are bathrooms at both ends of the Aquarium. There are clearly visible, easy-to-read signs throughout the Aquarium with information about the animals and plants on display, however, there are not many audio options. I would love to see an audio component somewhere in the future. Perhaps a QR Code that can be scanned for "guided tour" style information, that way people with learning disorders or who want more in-depth information can more easily access the information on the signs, even when there are lots of people in an exhibit and standing in front of the signs for longer periods is impractical. Over all, our experiences have been wonderful, and we will certainly be back. Highlights definitely worth checking out include: extremely active and playful otters, a shark tunnel, a large octopus, a large sea turtle, an electric eel with a voltage meter, and many more wonderful animals.

Our visit to the Oklahoma Aquarium in Tulsa was a delightful experience for the whole family! The place is well-organized and family-friendly, with plenty of exhibits to explore. The kids especially loved the shark tunnel — walking underneath massive sharks was thrilling and educational at the same time. We also enjoyed the touch tanks, where children could safely touch small sea creatures. The jellyfish and sea turtle exhibits were mesmerizing, and the staff did a great job answering questions and sharing fun facts about the animals. It’s easy to spend 2–3 hours here without feeling rushed. There’s also a nice gift shop and snack area for a quick break. The aquarium maintains a good balance between entertainment and education, making it a great stop for families visiting Tulsa. Overall, highly recommended for anyone looking for an enjoyable and educational day trip!

The Oklahoma Aquarium far exceeded my family’s expectations. Everything was clean, staff were super friendly, and there were so many things to see including hands on and feedings. We went on a Saturday early afternoon and although busy, all the other visitors were patient and respectful allowing others to enjoy everything. It was well worth the drive (1 hour 40 minutes) and the cost of admission. My kids and 10 and 16, my husband and I are in our young 40s, so the aquarium is enjoyable for all ages.

All of the kids and adults had a good time. We spent time looking at all the exhibits inside, kids rode the carousel, and played on the playground for awhile. In total, it took about 2 hours to do everything. The sea turtle and shark tunnel were favorites. Our only complaint is the price. It was $97 for 2 adults and 2 kids to get in.

A little pricey, but it was fun. There were several little areas the kids could pet star fish, sting rays, and other things. My kids loved the shark tunnel, but it gave me vertigo, hold the rail! Overall it was a fun experience

I was waiting for my dad to get out of surgery at the surgical center about 8 minutes away. So this popped up and I am so happy I went. What a cool aquarium! I loved the shark tank it was amazing and quite and peaceful.

Took about 40 Upward Students and we had a blast! Sharks were a big hit! Love how many things you can interact with and there is such a variety of creatures to see and learn about! My teenagers loved it, but I also feel like this would be ideal for toddlers and big kids! So much to see and do for all ages! Oh the photo booth was adorable, and the gift shop almost got all of my money. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Lower level seats are perfect, MUCH better than upper level seats where you feel like you’re going to fall to your demise. Yummy frozen lemonade sans-alcohol. Nice staff and quick lines. View from section 109 row U seat 15 in vid attached.

I went to see Paul McCartney at the BOK Center with a friend. I didn’t have any problems, even when I needed assistance getting to & from my seat in by the stage due to my injured knee. I had great service from the accessible services staff.My friend who sat in one of the upper 300 sections didn’t have the same experience though. She started having problems with her legs & back & needed to get up and walk & stretch. When she tried to go back to her seat, they wouldn’t let her as she’d left her area to go walk. So she had to find somewhere to sit outside of her seating area & listen to the concert and didn’t get to watch the majority of the show. Plus, they wouldn’t bring her a chair to sit on, even though they had brought one for me before I hobbled down to my reserved seat. So we had totally different experiences at the center. The sound wasn’t bad at the center, and Paul put on a great show-I am glad I was able to see him again. So I am giving 3 stars due to our different experiences at the same show.

Paul Mccartney 10/22/2025 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Sold out concert!!! The only thing we noticed was how hot it was inside the arena. There was no air flow at all.

I went to the BOK Center to watch the Tulsa Oilers hockey game, and it was an amazing experience! The arena is clean, modern, and easy to navigate, with great seating and awesome views no matter where you sit. The energy in the building was electric — the crowd was into it from start to finish, and the game itself was a blast to watch. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the concessions were surprisingly good with plenty of options to choose from. Everything felt well-organized and safe, making it a fun night out from the moment I walked in. If you’re looking for an exciting night in Tulsa, catching a game or event at the BOK Center is absolutely worth it. Five stars all the way!

Facility was clean. Staff was, for the most part, very helpful and courteous. Would be nice to have concession prices more readily available. It would also be nice if more bag checks were offered for those that are just barely larger than the paper rectangle guide the door crew uses.

Most recent experience was pretty great. Seen Linkin Park at the venue and was even upgraded from the upper level to the lower level by the staff and had an absolute great time.

Loved it. My God is an Awesome God!! Thank you for the fellowship and reminders of God's love, blessings, and constant presence ❤️

Cute little place to visit. You can fish, but you can't swim (even though the whale has 2 sides into the water). I loved the tables and all the decorations.

Cute little roadside attraction. They have a small store and bathrooms. It’s a unique OK experience but unless you are fishing there is not much here. You can’t swim, the water looks pretty gross anyway. But you can feed the catfish and turtles! That was fun.

I was pleasantly surprised by how peaceful and pure this site is. I thought there would be an office and a gift shop, but it's a park with picnic tables and nothing much else. You don't pay to see it. I like that you're on your own. My brother said it's currently under construction, so they might be adding stuff like that, but I liked it in it's previous state. Really nice spot to enjoy the historic sculpture and fish and eat.

I've loved seeing the blue whale since I was a little kid. It's great to see it restored and maintained. Went back to Oklahoma to visit family and had to stop on the way back to the airport. Unfortunately, the gift shop was delayed opening, and I couldn't wait around, but my parents were able to stop by on the way back to get some pennies smashed for me. I was very excited about that addition, I'm a sticker for a penny squisher machine. Worth a stop to see a gem of 66 and stretch your legs out have a picnic.

Amazing stop on my way to tulsa. Such an iconic route 66 location. Had a really nice clean bathroom, and picnic areas. Really enjoyed walking around the small park around the Whale. They are getting ready to build a new visitor center there. Shop was closed at 2 pm for some reason. Only downside while I was there. Please stop and experience this classic Americana.

Visited on 6.10.2025. Unique and nostalgic roadside attraction on Route 66. You can buy food to feed the numerous turtles that inhabit the pond.

This was up by catoosa got to be careful on Google maps though it appears to the right and you really need to stay on highway 60 you can see it from the road and their bathrooms that are unique you'll like it you can tell people you used to swim there back in the seventies it had a natural spring that has died.

I had the pleasure of taking a tour of the Cave House which was hosted by the property owner, Linda. Therapy structure, with all of its oddity and quirkiness, was a delight to discover. Linda added much value to the experience through her story telling. Linda’s stories took us back many decades, as early as the establishment of the building in 1924. This space is much more than a uniquely shaped structure and much more than a collection of items: it’s a shared human experience of warmth. From sitting underneath a key tree to sliding down a yellow children’s slide, to being provided many photographs that documented the history of this building, those were My favorite moments of this tour. Linda, thank you for your devotion to Tulsa and continue to help keep The Cave House an obscure, unforgettable experience!

So fun and unique. Amazing story teller and loved that she made sure we all got pictures together!!! Would love to spend a day hanging out here! Happy 16th anniversary to us, great stop!

Oh my gosh. The best tour ever! Linda is the best storyteller and historian I have ever had the privilege of seeing. Cave House is so so #1 to see from everywhere.

Great attraction we found listed on Atlas Obscura! Interesting tales of local folklore from the owner, in a most unique structure. We texted the owner, whose number is on the official webpage, and were able to schedule a tour for the following day. Just send her a nice pleasant text, and she will answer as soon as she's able (she does have a life outside of giving these tours!). So glad we made this stop on our quick first visit to Tulsa. Don't miss it!

Ms. Linda was an amazing host! She has done incredible research to bring The Cave House back to life. The place has amazing charm and a ton of great stories, which she tells in a fun and engaging way. We highly recommend visiting this house in Tulsa. You need to call her and make an appointment to ensure the house is open.

Loved it. Linda is a delightful tour guide, and gifted storyteller. Don’t do too much research before going. The fun is in the surprises that the house contains. We took an afternoon tour. We will return for a morning visit when the season changes, to see the house with different ambient lighting and the current holiday decorations. Not ideal for those with mobility issues, as there are some steep stairs.

The Tulsa Cave House is a truly one of a kind architectural marvel and piece of local history, but the real five-star appeal is the owner, Linda! Her phenomenal storytelling brings the speakeasy's history and ghostly tales to life, making the entire tour a truly unforgettable experience.

Tulsa Theater Experience: Blue October Concert: Overall, my experience at Tulsa Theater for the Blue October concert was positive, offering a surprisingly personal connection between the artist and the crowd. Blue October's fans were truly passionate and added to the energetic atmosphere. While the concert was great, a few improvements could enhance the visitor experience. Upon entry, clearer signage would be beneficial. Perhaps a sign directing those without tickets to a dedicated purchase line, separate from lines for those who already have their tickets, would streamline the process. Inside, the seating was a bit cramped. More legroom would greatly improve comfort, and cup holders are a must-have. I noticed many empty cups simply left on the floor. Alternatively, ushers walking the aisles to collect trash at intervals could help keep the venue tidy. Currently, there doesn't seem to be substantial food service, which was fine for this event. However, if food options are considered for the future, simple items like pretzels or pizza would be excellent additions, especially given the presence of some intoxicated concert-goers. Despite these minor points, the intimate layout of the theater truly made for a memorable experience, fostering a great connection between Blue October and their dedicated fans.

Four stars for the staff, cleanliness, and security. The band was amazing. The sound is amazing. The seating and the lack of air conditioning and any air movement at all inside the auditorium completely ruins the vibe. Couple that with over priced drinks and it's just not my scene. I could deal with the drinks if the building wasn't trying to actively melt me. The staff was awesome and the security was great. It's literally just the building that's off. That being said, YOUR experience will not match mine. I highly recommend you experience it for yourself and decide. There are a lot of great shows coming up, and I'm sure that folks will have fun.

The venue has ample parking and even though we had to stand outside in line to get in, we were moved through relatively quickly. I called and tried to find out if I could bring my empty plastic water bottle in but did not get an answer on that, however, nobody would have stopped me if i had it on my person. We sat in the very back row and we're still able to see really well. The seats were hard and old but I was still comfortable the whole time.

This place is perfect size for concerts! My friend and I saw Cage the Elephant band and had an awesome time. The security is good also they check bags and have metal detectors.

VERY much enjoyed the show. Jenny, the security guard was awesome too, really enjoyed meeting her! People like her are so welcome to us Newbies. Makes me excited to come back!!

I like the venue, sound is good, staff is friendly. Parking is plentiful, free on the street or 10 to 15 in lots. Last night was Dream Theater (progressive/metal rock). Good show with great musicians & a killer light show! Staff was busy enforcing a strict no photos/video policy.

Good clean venue. The sound was great. The walk from the hotel to the venue was a little sketchy though. I'll drive next time for sure. The seats were tiny, but we stood the entire time, so not a big deal.

The atmosphere was incredible—there was so much to see and take in. With a wide variety of restaurants to choose from, we decided to grab some pizza from Zara’s, and it did not disappoint! The slices were huge and absolutely delicious. There were also a few charming little gift shops to browse through, adding to the fun. Out back, there’s a massive patio area complete with mini golf and bag toss, making it a great spot to hang out and unwind. Overall, it was a very enjoyable and unique experience. Just a heads-up: parking is a bit limited, so plan accordingly.

Mother Road Market is hands down one of the best places in Tulsa to take out-of-town visitors, friends, or family—especially when no one can agree on what to eat. The food hall setup makes it so easy: everyone can order from different kitchens, but still sit together at the same table and enjoy a meal. There’s a huge variety of choices, and everything I’ve tried has been delicious. I’ve been here many times and worked my way through almost every vendor, but some of my personal favorites are Leroux’s, Nick’s BBQ, Zasa’s, Bodhi’s Bowl, SoBahn, and The Big Dipper. And I can’t forget Howdy Burger—the burgers and onion rings are a must! The Takeover Kitchens are an experience too. We love Kinneys Kitchen. But Mother Road Market isn’t just about food. You can also shop while you’re here. The new store, 66 & Sunny Trading Co., is full of the coolest Route 66 and Tulsa souvenirs, made-in-Oklahoma treats, and unique gifts you won’t find anywhere else. Whether you’re a local or a traveler, Mother Road Market is the perfect stop to eat, explore, and shop. A true Tulsa gem!

If you’re in Tulsa and you can’t decide what you want to eat or do, come to Mother Road Market. This Market has almost EVERYTHING you could be craving, hence why me and my boyfriend ordered from 4 different locations! We simply couldn’t pass up the chance to not eat at so many options. We ordered Peanut Soup with Goat Meat and Fufu from the African Delights, a Dead Head Roll from Akira Sushi, the Bibimbap Bowl with Bulgogi from Sobahn 82, and of course two Nashville Hot Chicken Tenders from Chicken and the Wolf. We had a FEAST, and it was all so good. I especially loved the Dead Head Roll and the Chicken Tenders. The Dead Head was so savory, while the Tenders were incredibly spicy! The soup from African Delights was really good with the fufu, but the goat meat itself was a little more disappointing- it was incredibly tough to chew, and not as tender as my boyfriend recalled goat meat tasting(it was my first time trying it, and honestly it just tasted like pot roast from a crockpot but really tough). The bibimbap was good, but not mind-blowing. Still, we were able to experience a wide variety of flavors all in one place, and as foodies, there’s nothing more we could ask for! The bar here is also really good- I definitely recommend the Spicy Margarita.

Came here for a girl's night and it was perfect. Food was great, the music was lively, and atmosphere was so fun. They a great variety of food stalls from a wide range of culture. I got Korean bimbimbap and jerk chicken wings.

A great space with free parking. Though it was packed so we parked in the overflow lot bc our truck had an extended cab. Many vendors with a wide variety of foods to enjoy! Walked about at first to check out the food others were eating. Outstanding juice bar with excellent juices and smoothies. I picked up three different kinds -- they are bottled and ready to go. Coconut or cashew based smoothies. One green juice as well as the charcoal activated "black water." $10/Each was very good. I would have them again. My friend decided to try the Korean place and ordered kimchi fried rice. I came with a small side of macaroni salad and pickled radish. Came to Fried Rice had some significant heat, as well you could choose tofu or pork belly and we went with pork belly. We enjoyed it. Also decided to have the house made cinnamon ginger dessert drink drink that was quite delicious. Traditional dessert after a meal.

Really great food court with lots of of options. All the general seating was great whether you wanted to be inside or outside. The bar was also a nice touch. We went with a group and everybody got something different which worked perfect for us.

Good - **** Have been here couple of times and the Chicken and Wolf is one of the best stores here. Love their Nashville chicken. If you love spicy chicken, try their “Hot”, otherwise mild/medium would be good if you want to taste the flavor along with heat. Their fries with comeback sauce is the best. The mother road market location is better than the 11th st when we consider the ambience.

Over the years, Cain's has become my favorite live music venue. There have been some incredibly memorable shows I have seen here. There is not a bad place in the house. Even at the back of the venue, sound and line of sight is great. Restrooms are spacious and clean. The bar is quick and comparably priced for any other venue of this kind. I'm not a giant fan of the balcony sight line. If you are looking to listen to a show; but not necessarily watch it, it would be great.

Lovely venue to experience many types of shows. I went to see Joe Pera, and even with a packed house, the sound was top notch. It was really cool inside with the classic look of the building preserved. Such an iconic place. If your cold natured bring a light jacket it was cold with all the air conditioners. Check out there website for upcoming events. It was an amazing event and I will definitely be back.

It was easy in and out. Coming in, there were nice big open doors so we just walked up and security/check-in guys were fast and real simple. Didn’t get frisked. Just showed ticket and ID for drinks. Nice eating and bar area, easily accessible bathrooms with A MILLION stalls so I never had to wait, and it was clean and nice and fully lit in there with touchless sinks and paper towels!!! Stage looked nice and big. Music sounded great. The bass drops were DEEP and made the hairs on your arms vibrate like you were getting the chills!! Merch area was easily lol accessible and leaving was super easy. Didn’t have to push or have people up on me or close to me. We thought the turnout was pretty darn big. More than I expected, yet walking around and getting where we need to go was always easy. Parking was FREE across the street ish, however the ground you drive on is hella lumpy like you could get stuck or mess up your car a bit not driving on it in a smart way to avoid dips. That’s the one downside but we ended up having no issues. Location is RIGHT off the highway so it’s simple to get to and the location is easily accessible. However it’s a downtown area so there aren’t your typical restaurants, fast food, or gas stations around. So that’s not fun. Gotta drive to those and find them because they’re out of sight. Pyrotechnics were cool. Probably from the bands set up but there was plenty of space for it and it worked. State lights seemed good although we couldn’t see the singer much. Didn’t seem to be a spotlight on here like I expected. Couldn’t see too much of the band either because the stage was fairly dark. But maybe this is normal. I don’t go to concerts much. Smartphone recording was never shamed or frowned upon. Anyway, that’s about it. See ya.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five Stars: Cain's Ballroom is Pure, Unforgettable Music History Review Title: The Soul of Music, Then and Now: An Unforgettable Night with U2 Cain's Ballroom will forever hold a special place in my heart, and it is, without a doubt, one of the best venues in the entire country. I give it a resounding five-star rating because of its unmatched combination of intimate atmosphere and world-class history. I've been lucky enough to see multiple legends grace this stage, but nothing compares to the night I witnessed Bono and The Edge return to accept the Woody Guthrie Prize. The broken-down, intimate performance and conversation as they accepted the award was a moment of instant brilliance and the single best music performance I have ever seen.

Such a cool music venue! The Maple floor is amazing, and there are pictures of all the musicians who have performed there! All the staff and security were so helpful and friendly, thanks for all your hospitality!

What a cute place. Drove in for a concert from central Missouri and I was impressed with the location. Only down fall was if you go for a concert and you want merch (and you want to get it before your size/favorite sells out) you have to lug it around..since there’s no re entry. Other than that inconvenience was a decent place.

A historical happening concert venue for all genres of music. Reasonably priced drinks and tasty barbecue. There is limited seating, so usually standing room only. Interesting history: The venue played a prominent role in the development of western swing in the 1930s and 1940s, when Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys broadcast a near-daily show and performed live weekly. Leon Russell and his band (along with JJ Cale, Elvin Bishop, and other musicians became known for the Tulsa sound) were regularly booked at Cain's when it was owned by Larry Shaeffer.

Under Construction but you can get to the Center of the Universe. Not completely blocked. The sound of your voice echoes. Anyone standing in the circle can hear the echo. I was unprepared for the sound. It was GREAT.

Unfortunately it was under construction, and not a construction person in site. However there were no extreme dangers here in my option. Circle was gone, and Parking was $6 dollars for 20minutes. However it still was an experience. Found where the circle was/is. Hearing the echos of our own voice was crazy.

I think this is a a very cool place with lots of potential to be a fun tourist attraction, but now its all torn up! The circle of brick pavers that was around it is now gone and its like standing in gravel. Its definitely not pretty. But the echo is still there. I hope it gets redone or fixed.

I didn’t go up to the center all the way to hear my echo because there were a few parties waiting, but I didn’t really care to once I saw it either. A lot of hype about this “attraction” but it was uneventful and not interesting in the slightest. I will say the area it was located at was really cool. Just down the street was the Tulsa Arts District which had really great restaurants and an awesome museum (Woody Guthrie Center).

When you stand in the circle, turn around slowly as your talking and your voice's sound waves will shift. Very interesting 🤔

If you came just to stand in the circle to speak and hear your own echo, it's nice and it works. Other than that, it's not clearly marked for its uniqueness. We had to ask others who were there to explain what to do. I hope they put some signage on there to help visitors. Or maybe I simply missed it. There is a tall statue nearby and free parking is available, but with limited spaces. You may have to drive around a bit to find an open space.

It must be under repair, as all the bricks were pulled out and construction is all over the area. Still hear the echo, though.

This is a fun old school diner with a lot of character. We stop here every time we pass through Tulsa. Food is delicious and the cinnamon rolls are to die for ❤️ and I forgot to mention the size. They are hug!

We discovered 2 locations while visiting the Tula area, and being a lover of old diners PLUS one being on Route 66, we were ecstatic!!! But, we weren’t happy. The service was mediocre at best, which surprised us, and they seemed really understaffed for weekday lunch rush. Hubby ordered their ‘famous burger and fries’,and I had a shake and Monte Cristo and fries. Hubby would give his meal a 7, and I’d rate my meal as a 3. I’ve had Monte Cristo’s around the country and this one was incredibly raw, like it was cooked too fast. We both really enjoyed the fries, however they were luke warm at best, and my shake seemed to be missing ice cream and lacked strawberry flavor. (Shake was $6 for 10 ozs. We truly enjoyed the ambiance, but we wouldn’t go back. We did buy 2 t-shirts while there, but the $80 total ticket price seemed beyond excessive - especially with the food issues. We might’ve complained, but the staff didn’t seem to care to check on us. Beyond disappointing!! I hope others have better experience than we did.

Great atmosphere with fantastic service plus super sized delicious food!!! Only thing - didn’t get an itemized bill. Bill total was $88 for 2 people however at home I figured bill Should Have Been $68 dollars!!! Hmmmm.

Me and my friend went to go eat was great as always waitress was super nice drinks stayed coming and food was amazing my friend had the fat boy with fries I had the country boy with a super delicious Carmel bourbon vanilla milkshake was all great

Tally's feels like home to me. I love this place. The food is fresh and well prepared and the menu is as generous as Tally himself. He really shows up for his customers. Thanks, Tally for giving us your Lion's heart share of good food love.

Old diners vibe with great food and amazing service. We were sat quickly, recieved drinks immediately, and never got below a half cup of coffee. Food came out hot and fast.

Family style cafe type restaurant and Very friendly staff..busy but friendly... We had Chicken and Waffles. Waffle was soft yet firm on the edges like it should be, chicken was good, a little on the extra crispy for me...lol.....but over all the meal was delicious and we didn't feel rushed even though they were very busy.... The price was fair except the side of toast was almost $3 which seemed a little steep to me...Overall we had a good tasty brunch and enjoyed our meal in a nice family style diner.

worth it 100%. traveling collections and mainstay of full history of Judaism along with knowledgeable tours

It is very well taken care of. The artwork is beautiful. The history is told.

An inspiring and beautifully museum, rich with history and culture. Warm staff, and a truly memorable experience. Highly recommended.

Oh my goodness... History is an amazing thing.. I can't believe the suffering and death of so many innocent people, just because of who they are.. I didn't get a chance to go into the museum. It was closed today. But the park around it is beautiful. Moses was buried in a valley. When I walked through the park, I couldn't help to think about that. I went inside the main office to ask a question. And ended up talking with a Guy who worked there. He was very informative about so many events in the human world. Thank you, Charlie for your time.

I took a group of 31 teenagers last week through the museum. I can’t stop talking about not only the hospitality of the staff, but also the accommodations they made for our large group. Those things coupled with such amazing exhibits, it may very well be my favorite museum at this time. Definitely worth the visit.

I was joyfully surprised to find that the Sherwin Museum of Jewish Art is as rich in Jewish culture as Oklahoma is rich in oil. A beautiful refuge of Jewish history and the Jewish people. Between the Holocaust exhibit, Purim mask contest, and Jewish life exhibits, anyone can learn so much about what is is like to be Jewish and what it has been like to be Jewish. I highly recommend this museum to anyone in the area that has not already been

When I arrived I was pleasantly surprised to find an entire cultural center! The museum itself is great. Some absolutely gorgeous glass windows that steal the show. Other than that, there is a robust offering of historical and present cultural history. Average stay is probably about 1-2 hours. If you are one to read everything, expect 2-3.

Only went to check out the museum. Wasn't what I expected. The thing that impressed me the most was that it was an old train station. I enjoyed looking at the photo which peaked my curiosity and googled more about it when I got home. That statement kind of sums it up. They give you a taste but don't delivery on the story or exhibits.

This is an amazing place that is both a history lesson and a place to learn. Visiting here was a jazz lovers dream

My husband and I were married at the Jazz Hall of Fame on 9-8-12. We had the ceremony outside at the center of the universe and then the reception inside. It was amazing! We had the building the entire day and Jason worked with me and all of our vendors to insure everything went smoothly. For the same price you get about 6 hours at other venues you get this one all day. You can bring your own vendors in which was important to us. Our wedding was beyond fabulous. It is for such a great cause as well. It really is win-win. You should defintely consider this for your wedding! Thanks Stephanie Lee Orr

We were married this spring at the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, and I highly recommend the venue. Preferring an outdoor ceremony, Jason made sure we were all set up in front of the grand entrance – marking our union as the first wedding to ever be held outdoors at the venue. The house big band orchestra performed during the reception, and we enjoyed dancing for hours to wonderful music. Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame is a Tulsa gem that does not receive the recognition it so greatly deserves. Jason went great strides to ensure our Big Day was nothing short of perfect.

We utilized this venue for our wedding reception on 4/26/14, and were beyond pleased. My new wife and I live in Oklahoma City, and Jason (Jazz Hall CEO) was instrumental in the event going smoothly, making himself available and flexible for our needs, questions, and requests. He was a pleasure to work with, allowing for delivery of items the night prior, and the entire day-of for decoration and preparation. We were allowed to bring our own alcohol, and had free-selection of licensed vendors for catering/dj, etc. If you select the Jazz Depot for your event, you will not be disappointed with the level of service and flexibility provided by the venue. As for the facility itself, this location is an art-deco train station, which has been restored/maintained beautifully. This venue will not disappoint by any means. The compliments received on the beauty of the venue from guests were numerous, and attests to the beauty of the structure inside and out.

The Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame is a wonderful place to tour, book events, and of course listen to AWESOME live jazz!

This venue celebrates the Jazz culture in Tulsa. Very nice establishment with great service that brings a diverse group of people together. It is free to get in on Tuesday. It is an free open bar, but they do ask that you provide a donation. Not literally, but you should give donation. It is located at the heart of the center of the universe and definitely worth experiencing if you are in town during the week for business.

An incredibly thoughtful, insightful, and inspiring space. Many windows into a legend's creative process along with interesting memorabilia and historical information. Does a great job of integrating both the person and the music of Bob Dylan while illustrating his massive cultural impact and creative legacy.

Hands down, this is one of The Best museums I have ever been too! It was great to learn so much more about Bob Dylan. Definitely go to this Center!

Unlike the less comprehensive Guthrie Center, the Bob Dylan Center is a wonderful museum to America’s greatest songwriter. There is so much here. You will need hours and hours to do it justice but also can learn so much in a little time. Also please hookup with Sam, a great manager who cares so much and is so helpful, friendly and loved this material! That’s Sam, pictured.

This museum and archive has a lot to offer both the devoted Dylanologist and neophyte alike. The main exhibition gives a helpful introduction to his background, influences and the many phases of his career as a musician and cultural icon. My wife and I were also able to check out the new temporary exhibit that focuses on his Newport Folk Fest performance in 1965, which I felt did an excellent job of communicating through curated artifacts and accompanying text the significance of that event not only in the context of Dylan’s burgeoning career and mythos, but also as it contributed to the now widespread perception of rock and roll as a serious art form (which of course it always was). Bravo to Bob and all those who work hard to bring this great programming to Tulsa and the entire region!

This was an absolutely incredible experience for someone who loves Bob Dylan. I was there for 7 1/2 hours and could have stayed longer. I do know so much about him already, so I wasn’t looking for new facts and information. What I got was a beautiful experience of being completely immersed in his music, photos, videos and memorabilia. The headsets are an awesome addition, beautifully working with each exhibit. I honestly was glad to visit solo because it is the kind of place to just lose yourself and not worry about whether other members of your party are getting ready to move on. I traveled from Buffalo just to visit this center and I am so happy that I did, and I would do it again in a heartbeat. The staff was very warm and welcoming. Highly recommended to anyone, but especially t my fellow Dylan lovers.

Wasn’t a massive Bob Dylan fan when I went. Went the day after the Paul McCartney concert on October 22nd. Was very impressed with the museum as a whole. Very well put together and loved all the Beatles and Jimi Hendrix references and exhibits. I am a guitar player and was floored seeing how many of his actual guitars he had. The going electric exhibit was really cool. Also loved how they took his hand written song lyrics and showed you his writing process on multiple great songs of his.

Amazing combination of sound, text and graphic. At times, reliving the experiences through the ages. Spent 4 hours and looking forward to going back.

I could tell Tulsa had spent a lot of time and money on creating this park, but have not maintained it or protected it. This park has great potential to be a beautiful central feature of the 2026 100 Year Celebration of Route 66. Pull it together, Tulsa!! Cyrus Avery deserves better than this.

Nice site to stop at along Rt 66. So much history here. See the huge East meets west sculpture. Think of the symbolism it entails. Man on horse almost wrecks a man and his family in a comfortable car. RT 66 brought the country together.

I was gone for too long. Most happy to see Tulsa, made these kinds of redevelopment / investment into its past!

This location is listed on the National Historic Register and is the Plaza to the Founder of and who is known as the 'Father of Route 66' its the Cyrus Avery Centennial Plaza, that holds 2 Bronze Sculptures in his Memory along with Flags flying high to represent the 8 States Route 66 runs through. It seems there used to be plaques on each podium that sits in front of each flag but they have been removed. This is located on what was the Original Route 66 that ran over the Arkansas River known as 11th Street Bridge, which has now been closed and renamed 'The Cyrus Avery Route 66 Memorial Bridge' in his honor. The bronze sculptures represent 'East meets West' and includes bronze sculptures of Cyrus Avery, his wife, daughter and the family dog. This Plaza offers a beautiful view of the Arkansas River. There's parking available up top the hill with a crosswalk bridge that allows you to get to the Plaza side with stairs. If someone is disabled or unable to go through the crosswalk then one can be dropped off curbside. There is NO ELEVATOR that'll take to the Plaza side. On the South end of the Plaza sits a Park that can be used for a Picnic or to get in a morning run, or just a stroll in the Park. The Park is pleasantly beautiful with many foliage trees (depending on season)and ducks are seen in the water. On the East end of the Park are Condominiums and Apartments that house local Residents from Oklahoma State University Center of Health Sciences. On the North end of the Plaza just behind the Flag poles is a Bicycle and Walking pathway trail that is fairly new and runs right by the Arkansas River. This Walkway is located underneath the Cyrus Avery Memorial Bridge. The work they put into creating these massive bronze sculptures is impeccable. This is surely a Historic location one should go see if ever in Tulsa, Oklahoma. How can one not, this is the reason there's a Route 66 to begin with it might be history but for Cyrus Avery his Legacy WILL live on Forever!!!

What a simply beautiful set of sculptures! My son-in-law took us there as one of the sites that needed to be seen during our visit to Tulsa. It was cold, but thankfully we were the only ones there so we could explore up close. The detail on these things was beautiful. Check out the grill on the automobile for some roadkill. To be honest, I did not read any plaque so I have no idea what the statues were for Other than to represent the people of Oklahoma.

Very nice historic bridge on Rt. 66. The old bridge is closed but you can walk on the new road bridge as well as the walking trail to the other side to see the neon signs.

I have driven by this hundreds of times and never knew the true depth of what they put into this plaza. Be sure to check out under the old bridge and learn more about how they realigned the roads. Definitely a hidden gem of Tulsa!

Good photo opportunities. Kids loved the train and the staff inside the visitors center. Very friendly. We were greeted, had friendly conversation and kids were given post cards, stickers and magnets. Clean restrooms.

Amazing sight!! The trains are well kept and very interesting to see and stand by. The locomotive WOW the wheels alone are beyond huge and to see the old things are super cool. Definitely a nice place to stop and check out.

Nice little spot the train was super cool. Unfortunately the visitor center was closed while we were there but peeking through the windows. It was very vintage looking and really nice.. We did use the picnic area to make some dinner before heading off to our camp spot.

The Route 66 village is a small tourist spot where you can take pictures, including one with a train. Parking is quite limited within the immediate area. However, if you drive a little further down, near the sign, you should find some additional parking spaces. If the red box event area happens to be empty and you're planning a short visit, you might be able to park there as well. Please note that besides the photo opportunities with the signs and the train, there aren't many other attractions. It's primarily a place for tourists to capture some memorable pictures.

Stopped by to check this place out and ended up not only getting some cool video and photos but we also met two of the greeters who made our visit more memorable! Only thing we would’ve liked that wasn’t there was posted info about each thing to look at (kinda like they do at museums) because we like to learn about what we’re seeing.

Nice stop along our road trip, especially for our train-loving 5 yo. Not a lot to do as the building wasn't open but it was still neat to see the train and the oil rig. This train is MASSIVE!

Really quaint assembly of historic relics that were lovingly restored. Dedicated staff maintaining and caring for these great pieces. Only bummer was a mentally ill character hanging around the park.

Small area and not well marked, but very inviting. Lots to see and great photo ops. If you want to go to the museum be prepared to pay and have 2+hours to go through the entire thing. The vendors are few but mighty and you have to stop my the ice cream shop! 9/10 for the full experience.

It was cool but the story about how some things carried out was kinda like who’s telling this story but if you know the history then it won’t be a problem but cool to be on a scene where greatness once lived 🙏🏾☝🏾🫡

Historical Black Wall Steet...free to visit. You will be profoundly impacted.

It's a must see. I learned a lot by visiting that I didn't know from online. It's important to not forget as today in 2025 we are seeing what could be relived again as the old ways have never been put to rest.

Nice place to walk through and reflect on some of our darkest past. I enjoyed the photos and the stories.

When I say, this took my breath away and left me speechless, I mean it! EVERYONE should have this on their list of places to see.

Me & my girlfriends attended a concert there. It was a nice spot and we enjoyed ourselves!

We have been here several times, and usually, there is only one or two things out of order. During this visit, I lost count of the number of times I saw a "temporarily out of order" sign, so I started taking pictures. I was disappointed by the BMX bike addition, as it was pretty boring and some of the things were out of order. They removed one of my daughter's favorite things (the interactive sand exhibit) for a counter with bike parts on it, and you can pretend to repair a bike. She looked at the bike stuff for a couple of seconds, then moved on, wheras the sand exhibit kept her entertained for 10 minutes or more. I don't mean to only point out the negative things, there certainly was still enough to keep my child entertained. All the climbing stuff was in order. The tape slide is always a winner. Some of the little balls area was out of order but the parts still working were fun. I just feel disappointed that a lot was out of order, but we are, of course, still paying full price to get in ($14 per person). I feel like if this much is broken, buyers should get a discount. (Not that any place would ever do that) As the buyer we are just expected to get over it. That being said, our child still had a good time and was entertained for several hours, and we will be coming back again I just hope there are fewer "out of order" signs next time.

We had a great time! There was a bunch of kids from tps there but it wasn't an issue. My son loved seeing all the kids and they also have an area just for little kids. There's tons of stuff to do in this building. Anyone could easily make a day out of it. There is also the Gathering Place right next to it. So you could always go there to eat lunch and go back

Our family absolutely loved this place! It’s both educational and packed with interactive activities that are fun for all ages. It’s the perfect spot to explore, especially when it’s too hot to be outside. Highly recommend!

So many adventures and safe things to do for your child. This place will help their young mind explore, adventure and nurture the creative juices every child has. I highly recommend the membership because you will be back time and time again. Come in and let your little adventure loose in the tape tunnels which is one of our favorites.

Amazing place! Fun for everyone from babies through adults! I love that they change exhibits from time to time. The employees were disinfecting toys and handles and even the balls while we were there which was very reassuring. Love a clean and well maintained place! Easy to keep track of kids and lots of fun things to do for hours. Just joined as a member!!

This museum is one of the most interactive my family and I have been to! Every section is HANDS ON! The sections are themed, and my only suggestion is to have the instructions/ explanations read to the little ones. My 6 year old loved the ball space, and sorting the colored balls (shout out for using color-blind-friendly colors!!), and my 11 year old enjoyed the makers spaces where we could build and test different things, like a parachute and paper air planes. As a formed elementary educator, I really appreciated the cause and effect theme of most of the exhibits. Restrooms are clean, exhibits are clean, and there are a ton of different spaces, which helps to break up the busyness. At only 14$ a person, I really appreciated the cost and different opportunities.

Great place to have a party for kids. The liquid nitrogen ice cream demonstration was awesome! We were there for a children's Cancer Warrior Party 🐼

A Route 66 must in Tulsa. My family loves Buck and Stella, two giant roadside attractions. One of Tulsa best gift shops, full of love, heart and local flair. Don’t miss it when passing through.

Fantastic statues and memorabilia that reflects Route 66 and its Tulsa history. Stop inside for souvenirs, fun bits and bobs and unique gifts. The owner is friendly and knowledgeable about the area. A most stop!

Another fantastic place to stop and look around! More Giants! We just love them! Make sure to stop inside and chit chat with the folks!

This is a MUST STOP on Route 66! A great informational and Route 66 trinket shop! The employees are super friendly and very knowledgeable of 66 historical stops in Tulsa. Don't forget your pictures with Buck and Stella!

Its closed… too sad. Not yet 5:30… we arrived 5:13… Oh well.. lots of giants

Soooo glad we stopped here! The lady behind the counter shared her love for the city, historical knowledge and fantastic recommendations. You must visit!

We went today and had lunch at the Country Q BBQ barbecue trailer in the same parking lot. It was very good. I had the ribs and brisket, baked beans and potato salad. Give him a try. This store was fun to go into, I enjoyed looking at all of the stuff and I bought two t shirts. Going there for lunch and souvenirs is a very good idea.

This specific district is cool. You can tell they are trying to work on making it a hip spot. There were a handful of restaurants and some shops and the Woody Guthrie museum and a park. It seemed more lively at night after a show at the nearby Tulsa theater. (Several places-bars and eateries, were closed during the day)

Pretty neat area downtown, however there wasn't all that much to it.

Nice place to walk around. Several restaurants with outdoor seating are located on this street.

Very beautiful Downtown tons of art deco buildings. Lots to do tons of restaurants and nice bars

This is what happens when I look at mirrors 😐

I have been there a number of times and the atmosphere is definitely unlike any other place I have been.

Awesome

It's definitely a sign. Lol great place. Awesome people. Nice shops all around.

The Meadow Gold neon sign is a true piece of Route 66 history! As a photographer it’s something worth photographing. As a traveler it’s worth seeing. Wait until dusk to experience the vibrant yellow neon and all its glory! Worth seeing if you’re also traveling Route 66!

Sadly wasn't able to see the sign at night, but sure would love to return soon and do exactly that! And of course all the other neon signs now along Route 66 that are being restored or new. But this one is awesome and the pavilion with its history displayed makes this a great stop.

Another great Route 66 photo op.

Great things to see around here! Even a couple of Giants!

Nice building plus 1 giant

It's a sign and it's still standing.

I love the teaching Garden at Woodward Park! Every time of year there's something new and beautiful to see. The Koi fish and Japanese style garden is such a relaxing place to reflect.

Absolutely loved this park. It's an awesome little gem tucked into the busy city. The gardens are stunning and I couldn't count the amount of rabbits we saw. 100's! Beautiful place! Perfect spot to just take a stroll. Love it.

One of my all time favorite places to go too!!! I always go there when I'm down. Because, I know I will feel better as soon I see all the flowers in bloom. And this place never fails me.

It might be because of the very wet season, as we enter Summer but the Gardens are a bit on the underwhelming side. They have obviously lost a lot of their roses which is extremely sad. The magnolia tree is pretty spectacular this year but otherwise not a good season so far.

What an amazing park and garden free and quiet. Definitely a grate place to relax

Enjoyed the hour unwinding at the park. I took a bunch of pictures and met some people. Dennis, the rose gardener, gave me some backstory on how things used to be around there, and how he wished that there were volunteers to come out and help.

The flowers and park itself while not in bloom much, we're very nice and cool to explore. The reason for the 4 stars was the buildings and covered areas were disgusting and looked like a dumping area or a homeless camp. We went here for a picnic and it was too disgusting to set our food down.

Absolutely obsessed with the Art Deco architecture. Felt straight out of a dwarven fantasy realm 🤓 Came just to explore and was not disappointed. Easy parking, peaceful atmosphere and the design details are jaw-dropping. A must-see in Tulsa for sure.

There is ample parking at the church and it is free. When we visited this Art Deco church we were alone. This church is a beautiful example of Art Deco. With the booklet that you can obtain at the information desk, you can go on a journey of discovery yourself and admire the beauty. A must visit for art and architecture lovers.

Beautiful church with wonderful people. This church encourages people to use their brains and ask questions. It’s full of traditions, forward thinking, and affirming. I find the leadership educated, knowledgeable, and approachable. Love the arts? Vocal choirs for all ages, bell choirs for youth and adults, orchestra, theater, liturgical dance…BAUMC’s got it! Impactful missions work, interfaith relations, and community partnerships. It also doesn’t hurt that it’s architecturally gorgeous. I can’t say enough.

Beautiful architecture. If you are in Tulsa for the Art Deco buildings, this church is not to be missed. Unfortunately, we did not get to see the inside as it was closed. Guided tours are only available Sunday after the last service. But the outside was well worth the visit.

Beautiful church Downtown Tulsa is filled with beautiful art deco buildings, and this church is one of its most stunning pieces. Designed by Bruce Goff and Adah Robinson, the building’s exterior has a soaring, 15-story tower and numerous terracotta sculptures. Inside, the circular sanctuary is just as stunning, featuring the exposed pipes of a pipe organ along with a dome ceiling with stained glass at the center. Free guided tours are available Sundays at noon, and you can take a self-guided tour any time the building is open.

What a gorgeous building. I didn’t attended for a service but they were gracious enough to let our art class roam around and sketch the beautiful architecture. I’d love to visit and sketch again sometime.

Wonderful example of Art Deco architecture in Tulsa. Be sure to visit this building if you are ever nearby.

Great place for an easy hike. Tucked away in Mohawk Park past the Tulsa Zoo. I didn't go into the building so I could not speak about experience there. Some of the trails have poems along the path. Nice location to see a variety of birds. There are also a few places along the trail to relax and enjoy your surroundings. I highly recommend this trail. Be sure you use bug spray.

It is always fun to go with the kids and experience the nice trails in the different seasons! I've gone with my kids since they were little, they have really easy walking paths. The nature center is really fun and informative and everyone is always friendly. They have activities like scavenger hunts you can do when you hike too!

Such a wonderful nature center and place to walk around. Lots of different trails to take. You can see a pond, different plants and animals, fields - nice variety. We had a surprise tour! We learned in the summer there are free discovery walks Fridays 11am and 2pm and Sundays 2pm. Our guide was a lovely volunteer who was super knowledgeable about everything. (I forget her name unfortunately but she was fantastic!) The center even has walking sticks, first aid backpacks, and kids scavenger hunts to check out for free for your walk. The center has a nice bird watch station, and a few areas to learn about the native plants and animals. The terrain is pretty flat so easy to walk through with people of all ages - probably wheel chair accessible? I wasn’t paying a lot of attention for that but definitely not very rocky or treacherous

Wonderful place for families, Daycares, schools or just an outdoor outing. I brought my Daycare class here and we received great customer service with a fun learning experience and it’s Free!! Definitely worth the trip

This was my first visit to the Oxley Nature Center and I have to say, wow it’s amazing. If you enjoy the outdoors and walking/hiking trails this is your place to be when in Tulsa. It’s located within Mohawk Park nearby to the Zoo and Lake Yahola. Near the ramp which leads to the visitor center you can get a trail map, grab one of these because you might need it, there is so many trails. All the trails are well traveled and easy to stay on, at the beginning of a trail there was wooden signs telling the name of that particular one. We did the Bird Creek trail, coal creek trail and a few others while here. Everywhere was so beautiful. I recommend the bird creek trail because there is great views of the creek and a cool wooden bridge to walk across. There is also several small ponds here that some of the other trails pass by. There is a trail here for everybody. We saw so many butterflies while walking around but also many mosquitoes too. Most of the trails were wide enough you could avoid the grass but some were narrow and we brushed up against the grass. I only found one small tick on me after hiking but if you touch any grass or go off trail for some reason then be sure to check yourself for them. I recommend coming in the early morning to avoid the heat of the day and so you have lots of time to explore the visitor center if you want. We came in the late afternoon so the visitor center was closing soon unfortunately and we only got to spend maybe 20 minutes in there after we were done hiking. The visitor center is a must see in my opinion because the lady we met in there was a wealth of knowledge and kindness too. There is also many animal pelts on display and information about all kinds of animals and insects that are native to Oklahoma. There is public bathrooms available in the visitor center as well as water fountains. Overall, if you like the outdoors this place will not disappoint you. It truly is an urban oasis. My only complaint is you will hear aircraft from the nearby airport at times but I enjoy aircraft so that didn’t bother me. Just keep that in mind, it’s located next to a large city so you can’t completely escape those sounds. Have fun and don’t forget to grab one of those trail maps!

Love this Nature Center and all the trails. Everything is marked clearly, with little notes along the trail as needed. There is an area with a tall drop off into the creek, as well as an observation deck over the pond. Very tranquil and the building has a lot to offer as well! The gift shop, learning center, and bees they keep there are the coolest!

When Covid hit my wife and abandoned the virus laden gym. We found a much better alternative, the trails at Oxley Nature Center. Well at least when the weather is cool enough, and the humidity low enough, that you can stand to be outside. Mostly October through April. There is a closed, isolated section of Mohawk Blvd. that lies within the boundaries of the preserve. It makes for a beautiful hard surfaced walking trail. In addition to the scenery, there is usually some wildlife. The area is great if you are into birding. There is a small lake that always has water fowl and it is not uncommon to see deer or hear an owl. This year’s drought has taken it toll. The lake and pond levels are lower and the trees have been punished. Noticeably quite a few trees didn’t survive. A great peaceful place to walk.

One of the coolest places I've ever been. They have a partial museum inside which was really cool. The stuff they sell is really cool too. Perfect for Christmas, or birthday presents of all ages. They also have a whole section for candy that is usually hard to find, plus a crazy flavored soda area.

Visiting Decopolis in Tulsa was a delightfully whimsical experience. What starts off as a quirky shop transforms into a mini Art Deco museum filled with themed alcoves—think Harry Potter, sci-fi, fossils, vintage candy, Route 66 memorabilia—and every corner invites discovery. The staff did not welcome us into the store, and I appreciated that admission is free (though donations are accepted). While the space is smaller than one might expect, it’s densely packed with treasures and surprises. Whether you’re into architecture, nostalgia, or just browsing for something unusual, Decopolis is a must-stop.

What a neat place filled with lots of interesting collectable items. We were greeted with a friendly hello and welcome in. Stop in and you just might find that perfect item you didn't know you needed.

What a beautiful, fun experience. If you are looking for a fun place to explore and shop, this is definitely the place. Everything here is unique in some way. You have puzzles, decor, legos, toys, fossils, socks, candies, soda, art, and antiques. The store itself is an art piece itself. You could come again and again and find something new.

Super cool place with lots of stuff to look at with picnic tables out front if you want to stop and have lunch before going inside and exploring the store a tiny bit smaller than I was expecting but packed so full with interesting things that I spent over two hours there looking at stuff and walking through the same areas multiple times

You could spend a lot of time in this shop and you still would not see everything. A small museum area, dedicated to Tulsa’s art, deco history, a wide variety of science toys, and educational materials, beautiful jewelry in art deco style, a set of small additions of classic books and a variety of other books,, kids, plush toys. Even the chance to pan for gold. Well, worth stopping to see.

Great spot to visit. Art, museum, shop and history. It's not a big place, but you probably can't see it all. Every inch is filled with something, in a good and fun way. And, there's a great art deco poster in the restroom too! April 2024.

One of the greatest little stores ever. They have everything you can think of from toys, fudge homemade jellies and jams barbecue sauces, spice rubs, fresh coffee beans and they will grind it for you if you want, trinkets, very, very good restaurant. Homemade pecan pie or sell pecans by the bag all picked right there! Always have a soup of the day! Sandwiches, salads I can't say enough good about this place. Or what they have!

If you need something to do during the week or the weekend, this is the place to go.

Great food and great shopping. Lots of gift items, holiday items and foodie things. You must get the broccoli salad as a side. Also don't miss the coffee of the day sample area. Sandwiches are amazing. Order at counter and wind your way back to the eating area. Your food will be delivered. EV destination chargers out front.

This quaint establishment, located along the iconic Route 66, is far more than a simple nut store; it's a treasure trove of flavors and memories. Upon entering, I was instantly greeted by the warm and inviting atmosphere, a place where traditional charm meets a delightful array of treats. The shelves are stocked with an impressive variety of nuts, from classic roasted peanuts to exotic flavored pecans, each more tempting than the last. But what truly sets The Nut House apart is the exceptional quality of their products, offering a taste experience that is both rich and satisfying. The heart and soul of The Nut House is undoubtedly Glenda, whose welcoming presence and extensive knowledge significantly enhance the shopping experience. Her friendly demeanor and eagerness to help make every visit memorable. Glenda's recommendations are spot-on, guiding customers through the myriad of choices with a personal touch that is rare in today's retail world. In addition to the delicious nuts, The Nut House also boasts an impressive selection of Route 66 souvenirs, making it a must-visit spot for those seeking to commemorate their journey along this historic highway. From unique trinkets to beautifully crafted memorabilia, each item tells a story of America's beloved "Mother Road." Whether you're a Route 66 enthusiast or simply looking for a delightful shopping experience, The Nut House in Claremore is a destination not to be missed.

My first visit to The Nut House, was very pleasant. A warm greeting as we entered the door. They have a big variety of fudge to choose from and sample. The unique Route 66 memorabilia will put a smile on your face. I’ve attached a few pictures.

Love this cute deli and giftshop. The cave man sandwich was delicious especially toasted. There was plenty of free samples of various nuts and other food and a great selection of gourmet foods. A great place to get a gift for someone. They also had very friendly service. The whole shop has a welcoming atmosphere, the eating area has a cute 50's look, and the bathrooms were very clean.

These people are amazing! The fudge is great… but the people bring you back! I live in Broken Arrow but I will be back for more shopping. Love love this place!

This little park seems like a fitting memorial to the tragic events of 1921. Reading the plaques around the sides gives perspective on the history, and the statues are a reminder of the times. The peaceful healing walkway and waterfall give a sense of calm for reflection.

The construction of the John Hope Franklin reconciliation Park is a wonderful idea. If the idea was to create an environment within a cityscape to lead to talk, reflection and relaxation I think this park nails it. There are a number of plaques and statues that reminds everyone of what the reconciliation should be about. However the landscape, the seating and the open space certainly leads to one having meaningful conversations with others or just taking the time for thought and reflection

Sacred space & place; can only imagine time, consideration & planning that went into rendering such creative use of imagery, texture & story telling at every turn. It’s a Tulsa treasure. Thank you ♥️♥️♥️

This was a beautiful park to reflect on the tragic history that took place in Tulsa. It was well kept with beautiful pieces in the park as well as words to help provide perspective to what had happened and why the park is there.

Wow. This place is a "don't miss". Beautiful, haunting, informative. The sculptures are just stunning. You can't help but feel connected to the loss and depth of what this park is honoring. Take the time to walk the labyrinth and read the signs.

After visiting the Greenwood Rising museum, the park is a beautiful place to reflect. And just steps away.

It's a beautiful and enlightening site. I'm very glad that I got to see it during my trip to Tulsa.

An iconic area in Tulsa downtown..While the Blue Dome itself is just a landmark, it used to serve a higher purpose on Route 66 as a 24 hour gas station. You can still read about the landmark and take a picture, but can't enter. One of the best dive bars in Tulsa next door along with a ton of food options within walking distance. Definitely worth checking out.

Once a 24 hour gas station for travelers on historic Route 66. Now it’s the center piece to my favorite part of downtown Tulsa. Drinking, Food, Bowling, Pool, Dancing and Roaming around! The Blue Dome District is the Best!

Lots of events, family friendly. Red Bull patty for Tulsa tough. Always something to do. Building is nice. Lots of artwork on walls in area. Very walkable and/or bikeable.

I’ve used Care Appliance Service for years, and they’ve never let me down. They fixed my refrigerator last week, and it’s as good as new. Excellent service!

We arrived but everything around the dome is under construction. The city is giving the new owner a lot of things to update for safety concerns. Don't think it will be up and running anytime soon. The outside exterior is beautifully dated.

I'm so glad they saved this building 🛻⛽️along with other old historical one's. The area needs to be cleaned up a bit tho. 🪣🧼🧽🫧

The area around The Blue Dome is awesome. Lots to see and all the cool murals.

It's a beautiful park with lots of walking trails and places for fun weather or not it's just yourself or you bring a fur-baby or kids/whole family. There's a picnic area, playground spots (climbing rock zone) and trails to walk/bike/hike. There are always lots of dogs and fellow outdoors people when I visit but everyone is very friendly. I love the flowers out here and we even found some cool seed pods.

This place is awesome!!! If you love mountain biking or hiking. You got to check this place out. I visit turkey mountain twice a year. They have trails for every skill level. The place is clean, peaceful, and beautiful.

Beautiful and clean park to enjoy the outdoors. Offers hiking trails for all skill levels as well. If you haven’t been before, just come and check it out. We did and we’re hooked!

It's a beautiful park they've really come a long way since I was going there back And like 2000 but it's just a beautiful place that's really fixed it up this cool rocks to climb on the rocking trails are much much better condition It was all kind of desolate and spooky for a long time and overgrown but and it was real crazy You know what I mean like pick up place for men having sex with each other but it's really really cleaned up I'm so glad Tulsa has it it's a fabulous place and I think everybody is it's great for kids there's really cool sculptures but like turkeys in the parking lot real I think there was three and the rocks there were so cool I mean they weren't natural rocks but the three rocks and it's really area there was a cool ones like a little gateway almost you know but most rocks are all beautiful I'm just saying those three are kind of cool it's just a really cool place and everybody in Tulsa should go to church him out and support Turkey mountain Meg donations to Turkey mountain Turkey mountain it's a great place to be They need a restaurant out there like they planned on doing when I live there in Tulsa in like 1999 to 2000 They never built a restaurant they should But anyway I love Turkey mountain it's a great place Is walking trails is bicycle trails there's all kinds of stuff to do there's absolutely wonderful and it's just so much better than it was when I was living there but I knew it would be someday and sure enough I come back 25 years later and it's fabulous I'm so happy that Tulsa has such a lovely place right on the edge on the western edge of downtown . Gobble gobble to get to Turkey mountain you'll love it.

Loved walking there, the parking lot was full when I got there around 9 AM on a Sunday. People were very friendly, dogs were on leashes and the park is clean and no trash. They have trail signs everywhere you walk so you can keep track on where you at. They also have signs for the bike trails and enforcement signs to keep people from walking in those. I had the chance to take pictures of beautiful bugs there!

Turkey Mountain is an absolute gem! The trails are peaceful and well-kept, perfect for a refreshing hike or a quiet moment to reconnect with nature. What truly sets it apart are the breathtaking views—absolutely beautiful scenes that overlook magnificent stretches of land. Whether you’re an experienced hiker or just looking for a scenic place to unwind, Turkey Mountain offers an experience that inspires both peace and creativity. Highly recommended for nature lovers and explorers alike!

First time going and it's really fun. This gravel trail does a 1 mile loop

I love that Magic City gets to host so many great events. I don’t live close enough to attend, but it is nice they bring people to Oklahoma. I love their recommendations. I do agree though, with the comment below, that out of every bookstore I have been to, this one is the least friendly. I wasn’t greeted or acknowledged the 30-45 min I was in the store. I was by the cashier looking at signed books and I made comments to him, and he nodded, basically. He never asked if he could help me or any of the other people who came in the store while I was there. I have been to this one 3-4 times and I am not sure I have ever had a great experience (other than the selection). I love how they feature Oklahoma authors.

Great selection of books and other book-related memorabilia (shirts, bookmarks, themed pouches, stickers, etc.)! An even better sitting area in the back to begin to read/sort through all of your books. They do have bathrooms for customers and great friendly staff as well! If I lived in the area, I’d come here more often but this makes me wish we had a place like this [in Colorado Springs].

Fulfilling a birthday request. My daughter collects unique, regional/city themed, decorative, book bags and shopping bags (e.g., Trader Joe’s.) We fulfilled the request for a bag from Magic City Books. After a stroll through the shop, perusing the wonderful, enlightening, subject matter, I was unable to find a copy of this months “Guns and Ammo.” I surmised that this was not a book store for me. Oh hell, who am I trying to fool….I can’t read anyway…but I do like the pictures!

Great bookstore. Stopped in to pick up a new book while on an overnight trip. Too many options. Ended up with a couple. 😁 Friendly staff. Look forward to visiting again on the next trip!

Love a local bookstore and this one is fabulous. Knowledgable staff, great selection, what’s not to love? They don’t have the book you’re looking for? Ask the helpful staff; they may be able to order the book for you.

Such a cute and quiet book store.

Very cute book store. Has a good selection of books for its size and a really good amount of gifts for book lovers! I highly recommend. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

I took myself and two kids to the all ages "Smells Like Nirvana" show. This was a very entertaining band. It was nice to hear live Nirvana songs without them being absolutely butchered. The music was played at the perfect volume. It was a great experience for two first time concert goers. One of them even caught a band pick! The staff is very chill. ****No smoking venue!! 🤩

Great place to see a show. I've seen live bands and comedy here and it's always a good time. The bartenders and the rest of the staff are friendly, the venue is very accessible in the middle of the Tulsa Arts District. There are some benches around the edges if you need to sit down during a music act but they generally bring in chairs for comedy shows. I've seen plenty of amazing acts here over the last 3 years.

My band Las Cruces had the pleasure and honor of performing on this stage. One of the best venues we have played by far. Great hospitality and staff. We would love to perform here again, Cheers. - George T.

Really good bass and really nice people running the venue. When the show was done they encouraged people to stay and meet the artists. Im used to venue staff at other places pushing the crowd out immediately. Really cool vibes will be back.

Saw Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown here in July 2025. Very clean, nice size for a decent crowd.

My first show there was on Sunday night. I went to see Houndmouth. The place is very dark, the way I like it. The staff was all very friendly. The drinks were price-point-friendly most venues price gouge. The D.J. was excellent and of course, the show was phenomenal and energy driven. The house was packed and the vibes were flowing. Keep in mind if you are going to see a show you will need to be prepared to park and pay. It's only $5.00. Looking forward to going back very soon. I forgot to mention they have a full bar and many beer choices. The venue is standing-only, and they do have a mezzanine if you don't want to be on the floor. I also saw a few tables built into the right side with seats.

Great atmosphere and phenomenal staff,makes this an amazing venue. Also the drinks and prices were great. Thanks for an awesome show and time