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Tulsa’s Dfest is on hiatus in 2010
Although the sun will still shine and the Tulsa heat will still blaze through summer; we will not celebrate with Dfest. Tulsa's Diversifest (DFEST) representatives sent out a Press release on May 21, 2010 stating that the festival will be on hiatus for 2010 because of the economy.
Continue reading...Quiktrip Throwing a Festival Celebrating 50 Years!
10. September 2008
The local convenience store chain that we all have come to love and pride ourselves in visiting, QuikTrip is celebrating its 50 year anniversary with a FREE festival of music. If they haven't done enough by giving us great service in their stores, they're topping it all off with a fireworks extravaganza that is believed to top our Fourth of July demonstration.
Continue reading...Tulsa’s art-deco legacy
4. August 2008
“Preservation” magazine is profiling Tulsa for it’s art-deco style in a cover story for their July/August issue. The above announcement was made in the architecturally rich Pilcade building which is made of marble, gold leaf and random geometric designs that resembles Tulsa’s great art-deco style. Share with others and Enjoy:
Continue reading...Gilcrease Museum Offering Free Memberships
7. July 2008
Tulsa's Gilcrease Museum is one of the country's best facilities for the preservation and study of American art and history. The museum's charm, beauty and art collections draw thousands of visitors from around the world to the hills just northwest of downtown Tulsa for a glimpse into the past. Gilcrease Museum houses the world's largest, most comprehensive collection of art and artifacts of the American West. The Museum also offers an unparalleled collection of Native American art and artifacts, as well as historical manuscripts, documents and maps. They're also offering up a free membership; check it out!
Continue reading...Tulsa Artists’ Coalition May 5th at 5:55PM
27. April 2008
Enjoy local art? Looking for some small pieces of art to accompany those family photographs in your living space? Check out the upcoming show for the Tulsa Artists Coalition in Tulsa, Oklahoma. They have some great 5" x 5" works created by local artists that are available at their show for $55.00 each.
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Quick Snips 
This past Saturday night Taylor Treat, 21, was crowned Miss Oklahoma at the Mabee Center in Tulsa. She beat out 41 contestants to win Oklahoma’s pageant.
[ Source ]Clay Clark, a Tulsa naitive and Proud Republican wants to run for Tulsa’s top spot. He wants to take out Kathy Taylor to be the next Mayor of Tulsa. He says he wants to promote conservative principles in a conservative town. Go get ‘em Clay.
[ Source ]The BOK Center declared that Rod Stewart will be performing on 9/20 as part of a “limited” tour this summer. Tickets will be on sale 10 AM on May 11th.
[ Source ]McKinney, Texas based Liberty National Life Insurance is opening a branch in Tulsa and plans to hire more than a hundred sales agents and sales management employees. Take that recession!
[ Source ]That’s right. Tulsa has now claimed the top spot on the 2009 Relocate America’s top 100 cities to relocate to.
[ Source ]OK State higher education regents approved a “School of Rock” degree program Thursday for the University of Central Oklahoma. Now only if Jack Black taught there…
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21. May 2010
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