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MAY 2018 PUBLISHER
Kathy Slemp | kslemp@lifestylepubs.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Louann Buhlinger, Lesa Deason Crowe, Debra Laizure, Sarah Soon CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS
Celebrating Women
John Amatucci, Kelly Kurt Brown-Elly Photography, Sara Herrell-Herrell House Photo, Brooklynn Vaughn-Brooks Captured Moments
MAY IS A TIME OF CELEBRATIONS. Graduations, weddings, festival season and warm weather bring out the best in food and drink, music, traditions, art, and sporting events and activities giving everyone a reason to get out and have fun. Check the local venues for concerts featuring the likes of Justin Timberlake and Loretta Lynn. Games for the sports enthusiast include the Tulsa Athletic, Tulsa Roughnecks, Tulsa Drillers and the Summit League Baseball Championship at Oral Roberts. Stroll through one of the nearby farmer’s markets for fresh produce at Cherry Street, Brookside, The Farm, the Rose District and Jenks to name a few. Besides the major festivals listed at the end of the magazine, there are lots of other events like The Breeder's Invitational at Tulsa Expo Square or fundraising galas like White Party Eleven benefiting Family & Children’s Services, and The Pawparazzi Gala for animals. May is also a time to celebrate strong women. All women including CEO’s, Entrepreneurs, Advocates, Teachers, and even Moms are the strong women making a positive difference in our community today and for a better tomorrow. The May issue features a group of women ‘Movers & Shakers’, a girl’s only weekend, and a
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INSIDE THE ISSUE MAY 2018
FEATURES 16 All Aboard That’s Coming Aboard! A friends’ weekend away on a luxury houseboat
20 Movers + Shakers Strong women making a difference in Tulsa
26 Mother’s Day Brunch Impress Mom with these Elegant, Simple-to-Make Recipes
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32 The Galley: Revolutionizing Today’s Kitchen Tulsa Company is Changing How You Cook, Entertain and Live
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Lifestyle Letter
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Good Times
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Around Town
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Road Trip
32 Open House 36 Lifestyle Calendar 42 Local’s Choice
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Street School’s Street Party Raises $335K Over 400 people were on hand participating in the live auction, silent auction, raffle, wine pull and dancing to the music of Charlie Redd and the Full Flava Kings. Money raised supports Street School which provides therapeutic counseling and educational support for at-risk stu-
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1. Dana Weber-Chair of Street Party 2018, Dr. Lori McGinnis, Todd Martin-President of the Street School Board of Directors | 2. Lynn and Kerry Fesperman | 3. Charlie Redd & the Full Flava Kings | 4. Street School Board Members; Shane Aaron, Adam Paluka, Megan Brown | 5. Dr. Lori McGinnisMadland, President and CEO of Street School | 6. Terrie Berry and Cris Gilmore
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Alzheimer’s Association Memory Gala “Let’s Make Tomorrow's Headlines Happen Today” A “night dedicated to the hope that we can make tomorrow’s headlines happen today! Let’s celebrate our sponsors and their commitment to the Tulsa community... ” “By supporting the Association, we
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strike an important balance — supporting families at the local level...and simultaneously seeking a cure by supporting cutting-edge medical research.” Teri and Marc Maun, 2018 Memory Gala Chairs
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The evening includes a plated dinner, entertainment and live auction. Black-tie is optional. For tickets visit facebook.com/singledogseeking.
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This event supports Single Dog Seeking, a
is Mexico's former president and humanitarian
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Vicente Fox. The Nov. 16, 2018 speaker is american
shelters across Oklahoma.
Neuroscientist specializing in Alzheimer issues, Lisa Genova, author of Still Alice. On Feb. 1, 2019, TTH speaker is CBS foreign affairs correspondent, Lara
NANCY PASCHAL SMITH JOINED VISIONS TILE AND STONE INC.
Logan. The March 8, 2019 speaker is British photog-
Nancy Paschal Smith is now with Visions Tile
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ground in tile and stone to better help clients
Egyptologist Sarah Parcak. For tickets and more
choose the color, style and type of material for
info: TulsaTownHall.com/Tickets-2018-2019.
any project. Smith's experience comes from years
Tulsa Town Hall is a nonprofit organization that provides a dynamic speaker series in order to open
of being part of Paschal Tile, one the largest tile stores in Tulsa for decades.
minds and stir curiosities. Since 1935, TTH has
And Vision Tile and Stone has moved! Visit the
hosted speakers who are diverse and provocative,
new showroom at 6801 E. 14th Street to see their
as well as experts in their fields.
large collection of tile including custom hand-
TULSA SYMPHONY 2018-19 SEASON SUBSCRIPTIONS AVAILABLE
made tile, glass tile, metal tile and porcelain tile, along with natural stone.
Purchase or renew Tulsa Symphony season subscriptions for the 2018-19 season now. Subscribers may choose a full package to attend every Tulsa Symphony concert, or mix-and-match to create their own season using the FLEX package. Purchase subscription packages at TulsaSymphony.org or call 918.584.3645. The season opener on Sept. 7th is a free concert: Symphony in the Park at Guthrie Green.
TOM'S OUTDOOR LIVING MOVING TO NEW HOME Tom’s Outdoor Living is preparing to move into a new home at 7th and Utica. The 78,000 square-foot facility on two acres is an ideal location to house vehicles, equipment and landscaping supplies. Owner Tom Butchko says, “When renovations are complete, we’ll have an impres-
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midtown clients, and since we are just blocks
6-10 pm. Cocktail hour includes games, hors d’oeu-
from the highway, we can easily reach all of the
vres and a great selection of silent auction items.
Tulsa area in minutes."
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UTICA SQUARE 27TH ANNUAL SUMMER FIFTH NIGHT CONCERT SERIES Utica Square will host an eclectic mix of musical acts from Tulsa and the surrounding region
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DENTAL DEPOT'S GRAND OPENING Dental Depot, an Oklahoman owned and operated company celebrated the grand opening of its new Central Tulsa office, Thursday, April 26. The new office, located near Interstate 44 at 4770 S. Harvard Ave., Tulsa, opened to patients Monday, April 2. While the new office maintains the company’s iconic 19th century train station appearance outside, it is the first of the company’s offices to feature a new, updated interior design. The result is a bright, airy office that is energetic, yet comfortable and inviting. Dental Depot of Central Tulsa is open Monday
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inaugural event will take place June 23rd at Mohawk Park. Pre-match festivities will begin at 5 p.m. Halftime ceremonies, including a Divots and Diamonds contest, sponsored by Moody’s Jewelry, and traditional divot stomping, will be approximately at 6:30 pm. Following the polo match, the Celebration will continue with awards, live music and dancing. The event directly benefits the The Center for
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Individuals with Physical Challenges, a 60-year-old non-profit who offers fitness, health and wellness, leisure and recreation services, as well as adaptive sports for persons with a wide variety of physical disabilities. The Center is a state-of-the-art facility specifically designed and adapted for those with
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disabilities, including stroke survivors, individuals with traumatic brain or spinal cord injuries, vision or hearing impairments, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, diabetes, arthritis and many other diagnoses. To buy tickets go online at TulsaCenter.org.
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A FRIENDS' WEEKEND AWAY ON A LUXURY HOUSEBOAT
ARTICLE LESA DEASON CROWE, CAPTAIN/OWNER OF THE RED PONEY PHOTOGRAPHY BROOKLYNN VAUGHN
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One of the beautiful bedrooms with all the extra amenities.
TAKE FIVE OLD FRIENDS WHO HAVE TRAVELLED THE WORLD AND ARE ON THE PROWL FOR NEW EXPERIENCES CLOSE TO HOME AND YOU HAVE A RECIPE FOR FUN. Beth found The Red Pony while searching for unique experiences on airbnb.com and knew it would be the perfect place for a weekend away. “We wanted somewhere that none of us have tried, but within an easy drive of dining and destinations,” said Beth. “The Red Pony has every luxury amenity we wanted with all of the extras we never expected.” 30 minutes away from Tahlequah, Oklahoma and home to the Cherokee Nation, this charming Oklahoma community offers informative museums, unique eateries, gaming and tons of nightlife.
The floating condominium includes 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths and a stocked bar.
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After “christening” the boat with captain and owner
The 14 x 68 foot houseboat and floating condominium is docked on beautiful Pine
Lesa Crowe, the girls were off in search of shopping,
Cove Marina in scenic Lake Tenkiller State Park. It includes all the features of a
dinner and fun.
five star hotel including a full kitchen and sleeps 10 comfortably.
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One stop shopping for mom – Gifts, Clothing, Shoes, Accessories, LipSense, Brighton Cuff and Gift Certificates.
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Enjoying Tahlequah with Sam and Ella’s Chicken Palace in the background
Surprised by the size of the pies, the girls brave the rain to take the remains back to the boat, looking forward to cold pizza for breakfast!
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Cherokee Gift Shop 17725 S. Muskogee Avenue, Tahlequah, OK Open Monday-Saturday 9-5 and Sunday 11-4 CherokeeGiftShop.com
Located at the Nation’s tribal offices, the gift shop is the premier hotspot for original Cherokee artwork, Pendleton blankets, gifts and much more. The real star of the shop is the gallery, full of one-of-a-kind artwork created by Cherokee artisans.
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Not to be confused with a disease (salmonella), Sam and Ella’s Chicken Palace serves the best and most renowned pizza in Northeastern Oklahoma, or according to its fans, anywhere. Customers rave about the “Big Sloppy” and “Artie”choke dip.
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Movers + Shakers STRONG WOMEN MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN TULSA ARTICLE LOUANN BUHLINGER
Lori Long stands on the construction site of The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges' new adaptive sports complex. Photo Credit: Kelly Brown
t h e f u n d r a i s e r Lori Long Named the 2017 Outstanding Fundraiser of the Year by the Eastern Oklahoma Association of Fundraising Professionals, Long is known for her dedication and passion in helping others. As the executive director of The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges, she has secured $11 million for The Center’s capital campaign in just three years and The Center’s adaptive sports complex is currently under construction at 11th and Utica. “It will allow tremendous expansion of our programs including services to disabled children and youth,” Long said. Originally from Nebraska, Long moved to Oklahoma to be closer to family. 20
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DeVon Douglass, chief resilience officer for the City of Tulsa. Photo Credit: Sara Herrell
DeVon Douglass As chief resilience officer for the City of Tulsa, Douglass is known for bringing people with disparate opinions together to develop solutions. Originally from St. Louis, Missouri, she came to Tulsa to attend The University of Tulsa College of Law and now works in the mayor’s office. Soon, she will release the first of its kind Resilience Strategy addressing health, justice and economic opportunity for a more equitable Tulsa. “I amplify people’s voices who are consistently silenced,” said Douglass. “I enjoy seeing other people's light shine.”
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Ginnie Graham As an editorial writer for the Tulsa World, Graham engages readers to participate in public debate on behalf of the community. She is known for being fair, thoughtful and open-minded. “I’m not shy about asking questions or offering an opinion, but I am always respectful,” said Graham. She’s been honored by the Oklahoma Associated Press, Society of Professional Journalists and the Tulsa YWCA with a Pinnacle Award in 2017. Mostly, Graham is proud to be a fifth generation Oklahoman who brings her perspective as a working woman, mom and wife to her writing.
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Julie L. Mueller Known as the Show Dogs of the Year Awards Best Owner-Handler in 2017, Mueller is a breeder, owner/handler, professional groomer and owner of Aurora Kennel in Tulsa. Her Saluki, GCh. Aurora's Rhythm of My Heart, won Best in Show this year at the South Arkansas Kennel Club. As a member of the Alliance of Therapy Dogs, Mueller enjoys making a difference in the life of people and their pets. She and her Saluki “Tyler Joe” recently received the highest recognition for therapy dogs from The American Kennel Club for their work conducting more than 450 community visits.
Elizabeth McCormick As an attorney and law professor, Elizabeth directs the TU Law Immigrant Rights Project – a clinical education program in which law students represent clients in immigration matters. She and her students help non-citizens seeking asylum and those who are victims of domestic violence and other crimes. In recent years, she has been the ‘go-to’ person for immigration-related media inquiries in Tulsa. At TU, she teaches immigration law, and international refugee and asylum law and is the Associate Dean for Experiential Learning. Before joining TU Law, Elizabeth taught at Cornell Law School and earned her J.D. from Georgetown Law Center.
TU Law professor Elizabeth McCormick.
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Julie L. Mueller and one of her Salukis, Stewart, whom she named after the rocker Rod Stewart. Photo Credit: Kelly Brown
New president and CEO of the Tulsa Area United Way, Alison Anthony. Photo Credit: Sara Herrell
t h e c e o Alison Anthony Involved in community service and philanthropy most of her life, Anthony is the new president and CEO of the Tulsa Area United Way. Known as an honest and unflinching advocate for education and inclusion, she previously led the outreach efforts at the Williams Companies. “I am willing to take risks and enjoy creating collaborative solutions,” said Anthony. “I’m excited to wake up every day to work at the United Way where we mobilize the caring power of this community to advance the common good.” A mom of five, she also enjoys seeing her children contribute to their own communities.
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Spanish Tempranillo is a good wine choice with a lush texture and notes of black cherries and blackberries.
THE POUR
MOM'S MOJITOS INGREDIENTS + 2 ounces light rum + 2 teaspoons sugar + 6-8 fresh mint leaves + Splash club soda + 1 lime cut in half DIRECTIONS 1 | Place the sugar, mint leaves, and a splash of club soda into a highball glass 2 | Muddle well to dissolve the sugar and to release the flavor of the mint 3 | Squeeze the juice from both halves of a lime into the glass, dropping one half into the glass 4 | Add the rum, stir well 5 | Fill the glass with ice cubes and top with club soda, Garnish with a mint sprig
SPRINGTIME SANGRIA For a non-alcoholic version, replace the red wine and brandy with cranberrygrape juice. INGREDIENTS + 2 bottles red wine + 1 cup brandy + 1 cup orange juice + 1 cup pomegranate juice + 1/2 cup simple syrup (equal parts sugar and water, heated until sugar dissolves, cooled) + Orange slices + Lemon slices + Apple slices DIRECTIONS Mix all ingredients together and let stand in a tightly sealed container or pitcher overnight in the refrigerator before serving.
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MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH
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THE DISH
CHICKEN, BROCCOLI, AND MUSHROOM QUICHE SERVES 6 INGREDIENTS + 2 cups cooked and diced rotisserie chicken + 1 ½ cups mushrooms, sautéed + 1 ½ cups broccoli florets, cooked + 1 cup shredded Swiss cheese + ½ cup shredded cheddar cheese + 1 cup heavy cream + 5 eggs + ½ teaspoon salt + ¼ teaspoon pepper + ¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg + Homemade or purchased deep-dish pie dough DIRECTIONS 1 | Bake the pie crust in a 375-degree oven for 15-20 minutes or until lightly brown. (This step is important to ensure the bottom doesn’t become soggy.) 2 | Place the cooked chicken, sautéed' mushrooms, and broccoli in the cooked pie crust. Add the cheddar and Swiss cheeses. 3 | In medium bowl, whisk together heavy cream, eggs, salt, pepper, and ground nutmeg. Pour over chicken/ broccoli mixture. 4 | Bake in 375-degree oven for 5560 minutes or until the center is set and top is golden brown. Let cool for 10 minutes before serving. Serve with sliced strawberries or a tomato and cucumber salad.
Quiche is satisfying, a bit fancy, and easy to make.
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Finish the meal with macarons from the local bakery.
THE DESSERT Lastly, finish the meal with a sweet treat of French macarons or a slice of cheesecake from the local bakery.
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REVOLUTIONIZING TODAY’S KITCHEN HOW A TULSA MANUFACTURING COMPANY IS CHANGING HOW YOU COOK, ENTERTAIN AND LIVE.
ARTICLE SARAH SOON
“THE GALLEY WORKSTATION IS REVOLUTIONIZING HOW
Close up of 7-ft Workstation. Photo Credit Kelly Brown
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PEOPLE THINK ABOUT AND USE THEIR KITCHEN. IT SOLVES SO MANY PROBLEMS THAT HAVE EXISTED IN THE KITCHEN FOR MANY YEARS.” —SCOTT ANDERSON.
CAN A KITCHEN WORKSTATION TRANSFORM YOUR LIFE? One Tulsa manufacturing company believes so and is revolutionizing the way we think about and use our kitchens. Discover The Galley. With the remarkable progress in the kitchen, The Galley was created to make life more efficient and enjoyable in this part of the home. And it’s working. Now, highly functional and social kitchens revolve around the Galley Workstation. Scott Anderson, former senior executive at Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group and CEO of Anderson Capital Partners, saw the potential that The Galley had to completely reinvent the kitchen industry. He bought The Galley in 2014 and immediately brought in David Kotowsky, a plumbing design expert and owner of multiple businesses in Chicago, as a partner and to help completely re-engineer and re-launch The Galley product line. Since then, the company, headquartered in Tulsa, has expanded to over 100 products in its line. The Galley distributes its products through a network of over 300 Authorized Dealers in North America with international expansion planned for the near future. The Galley's growth has been impressive. Homeowners incorporating one or more Galley Workstations freR. Scott Anderson, CEO of The Galley. Photo Credit John Amatucci.
quently express they never want another kitchen without "their Galley", and it’s the most-used appliance in their kitchen. They believe it’s a lifestyle change. Their reasoning?
+ The substantial basins with necessary Culinary Tools is a more efficient way to prep, cook, serve, entertain and clean because everything is in one central location.
+ Additional Culinary Tools optimize the Workstation to facilitate any project, whether it’s making sandwiches for lunches or hosting a soirée.
+ Counters don’t get dirty because prep mess is contained where it should be ~ in the basin.
+ Clever storage options maximize the space below the Workstation, so the 'sink cabinet' is no longer a scary trap for cleaning supplies.
+ Multiple configurations are available: a stainless apron front, double-bowl Workstation, DryDock extension, (a built-in drain board that installs over a dishwasher next to the Galley), and custom lengths and depths—to name a few. With uncompromising commitment to customer service, The Galley will customize the Galley for your individual needs. "We will do anything we can to satisfy the needs of our dealers and their clients," said CEO Anderson. Constantly innovating, they’ve added two major product lines. The Galley Tap® is a world-class, ergonomic solid stainless steel faucet created to perfectly pair with The Galley Workstation. Manufactured in Italy, the Tap's 21" height has a 27" pull out spray, magnetic docking system and option for laminar or spray flow. The Galley Dresser® is a luxuriously elegant and highly functional statement furniture piece housing the Workstation and Culinary Tools. The Tap and the Dresser are stunning. The Galley as a central workstation may make some skeptical because it’s too easy. The truth is, it IS a lifestyle change to a superior system from what’s existed for the last 90 years. It replaces an inefficient and antiquated approach with a contemporary one, reducing time spent cleaning, improving the prep area, and providing more moments with family and more togetherness. For more information and a list of dealers, visit TheGalley.com.
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Serving at the 7-ft Workstation with Galley Tap® and Dresser®. Photo Credit John Amatucci.
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GET THE LOOK 7-ft Single Bowl Workstation.
With the functionality of The Galley Workstation, versatile options can transform your kitchen into a fun soiree. The looks include the Culinary Kit provided in every workstation and optional accessories are purchased separately. The Galley Workstations and the entire product line are
Graphite Colander & Mixing Bowl
available at six authorized dealers in the Tulsa metro area: Kitchen Ideas LLC, Metro Appliances & More, Heat Wave Supply, Jay Rambo Co., 180 Kitchen and Design Group and Surfaces. Photos Credit by John Amatucci.
Natural Golden Bamboo Large Mixing Bowl, Drying Rack & Garnish Serving Board
Designer White Garnish Serving Board, Wash & Serve Basin and Graphite Upper Deck.
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Graphite Upper Deck & Dual Tier Cutting Board
Designer White Large Mixing Bowl, Garnish Serving Board, Utensil Caddy & Walnut Chef's Block
Come to Summer Camp at Cascia Hall! Receive expert instruction by Cascia Hall varsity coaches and faculty on the school campus at 2520 S. Yorktown Ave. in Tulsa. Students from all schools are welcome. There is something for all ages. Camp Flyers and registration forms are available at www.casciahall.com. Call 918-746-2600 for more information. • Baseball • Basketball • Cheerleading • Cross Country • Football • Lacrosse • Performing Arts
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the historic arts village driven by more than 350 artists. During the month of May, the Festival
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IDIOCRACY
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Circle Cinema - 10 S. Lewis
art exhibits, a parade, demonstra-
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the shed. But when a government
Tulsa Toy Depot
music, and the wildest street party!
hibernation experiment goes awry,
Craft classes are free every Tuesday
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he awakens in year 2505 to a society
at 10:30 am and Storytime is held on Thursdays at 11 am. Miss Carol Meyer leads the kids in music and storytelling for 30 minutes of great active fun.
so dumbed-down that he becomes the smartest guy on the planet. Now
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ARTRAGEOUS PARADE
information or call: 918.938.0555.
Downtown Eureka Springs
back on track! Showings on May 11th and 12th. For tickets and other showings, CircleCinema.com.
Colorful, quirky, energetic and some-
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times surprising, the ArtRageous Parade is the traditional kick-off of the May Festival of the Arts. Join the
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POPS III - HOME GROWN
Eureka Springs, AR
dancers, musicians, jugglers, drum-
Tulsa Performing Arts Center, 110 E 2nd St.
To say Eureka Springs, Arkansas is a
mers, and dancers. Hosted by Eureka
Come attend the Tulsa Symphony
colorful community is an understate-
Springs May Festival of the Arts. This
Pops Series season finale. This fun
ment. A creative vibe runs through
is an event you don't want to miss!
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EUREKA SPRINGS MAY FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS A month-long celebration of the arts featuring the Artrageous Parade, one-of-a-kind art exhibits, art walks, demonstrations, performances, culinary arts, free music in the park, street parties and so much more!
EurekaSpringsFestivalOfTheArts.com or EurekaSprings.org
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evening will feature well-loved jazz vocalist Annie Ellicott, the superb artistry of pianist Barron Ryan, the smooth
The idea ... of a fountain of youth goes back as far as history records have been kept. It is the talk of myths and legends dating back to at least the days of Alexander the Great. It is no surprise that many people the world over want to stay young and healthy as long as possible while maintaining their youthful energy. The Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon thought he would find this fountain in what is present day Florida, but even he would be shocked by what researchers found in only four known water springs today. Nobel Prize nominee Dr. Garth Nicolson, has been researching the properties of these water sources after hearing many claims these waters held healing benefits when people drank from it. These claims go back centuries, and even wealthy celebrities have been known to visit these unique springs for their special benefits. The question is, could these springs truly be some type of “fountain of youth” or healing water source? This started a journey of discovery unlike anything he could imagine. “What we found was amazing, and we knew this was a life changing discovery,” Nicolson says. What his research uncovered after multiple tests from these sources was shocking. The water samples taken revealed these springs have one specific element to the water not found anywhere else naturally on earth. These waters contain large amounts of hydrogen. According to Nobel Prize winning scientist Albert Szent-Györgyi, hydrogen is considered the most powerful known anti-oxidant on earth. The significance of this discovery revolutionizes everything we know about water and its relationship with anti-oxidants. The scientific studies demonstrating the benefits of anti-oxidants are unprecedented when it comes to the number of benefits. Some of these benefits are the protection of cells in the body from dangerous free radicals that age our cells. These free radicals oxidize our cells internally much the same way metals rust and apples turn brown when exposed to air. These free radicals are found in our environment and the food we eat everyday thus leading to increased aging of the body, with some becoming chronically ill. Drinking hydrogen enriched water, floods the cells of the body with anti-oxidants and protects them from the aging process. These anti-oxidants can also be found in a host of fruits and vegetables, but water is the most effective delivery system for these anti-oxidants to reach our cells because of the molecular properties of hydrogen in the water. Japanese scientists have also taken note of this discovery, and the people of Japan experience some of the best health and longevity of any country in the world. One company has even pioneered a patented way to have this hydrogen rich anti-oxidant water for home use. The device was also awarded numerous patents world-wide, and has produced such great results it is even used in hospitals across Japan. It is estimated that as many as 20% of households in Japan now also use this exciting technology. Using their innovative process, anyone can now have access to this life changing water and experience the benefits. Many individuals that have struggled for years with the debilitating pain from gout, arthritis, inflammation, diabetes, fibromyalgia, high blood pressure, and a host of other issues have reported amazing benefits from drinking this unique water. Some have reported feeling younger and having more energy throughout the day. Others have reported healthier skin and hair after using this special water. After experiencing some of these benefits first hand Brent Nicholson and his wife Rhonda founded a local green country company called IO Pure. They are very passionate about helping others and spreading the word about this unique water “I find a lot of people are worried about what is in their water and whether it is safe to drink or not.” “I also find others are looking for relief from chronic issues like diabetes, high blood pressure, gout, and arthritis,” Brent says. If any of this sounds interesting, looks good, or just feels right, you can call 918-280-8825. Article Jeff Thompson
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sounds of saxophonist Clark Gibson, as well as Tulsa Symphony Orchestra musicians Steven Haefner, Dana Higbee, Tim McFadden and Jarrod Robertson. TulsaPAC.com for tickets and more info. Event starts at 7:30 p.m.
12 WP11 (WHITE PARTY) The Vault, 620 S Cincinnati Ave
This white attire, outdoor dance party at The Vault combines the downtown Deco District outdoor atmosphere with luxury craft cocktails. The event raises money for Family & Children's Services. Representing the WP11 committee 2018 are Co-Chairs Lauren & Dave Sherry, Jessica Wiist, Kayla Vaughn, Joshua Roby and Tom Taylor. Cocktail hour starts at 6 pm. For more info, WhitePartyOK.com.
12 MOTHER’S DAY EVE EVENT Walnut Creek Shopping Center
Come to the party! Hear live music from “Mid-Life Crisis,” visit the art tents and food trucks. Check out the classic cars! Fun activities for children too including face painting and photo and finger print for children’s ID. Win a $500 gift card from The Market at Walnut Creek. For more info, contact Leann Goff at 405.830.3352.
18 JOLLY ROGER AND THE PIRATE QUEEN
Spotlight Theatre 1381 Riverside Dr
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Tired of dentures or missing teeth? FREE Dental Implant Info Event May 24, 2018 5:30-6:30pm
All attendees will receive a free dental implant consultation Tulsa’s experts in implant dentistry
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a ship, recruiting a crew, and even hiring Long John Silver as a pirate tutor. Showtimes run from May 18-27th from $10-$12 a ticket. For tickets and more info, SpotlightTheatre.org.
24 “ARE DENTAL IMPLANTS RIGHT FOR ME?” 5301 S Lewis Ave
Mark your calendars for May 24 at 5:30 to attend a free dental implant informational event at Perfect Smile. Dr. Davis and the Perfect Smile staff will answer your questions about
May Is Skin Cancer AWARENESS MONTH
dental implants and refreshments will be served. Call 918.212.8300 to reserve a spot. For more about Perfect Smile: PerfectSmileTulsa.com.
24 ALICIA HLL MORAN: BLACK WALL STREET
Tulsa PAC - John H. Williams Theatre 110 E 2nd St
Singer Alicia Hall Moran created this
FREE SKIN CANCER SCREENING WEDNESDAY, MAY 16TH CALL US TODAY AND SCHEDULE
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concert with husband, jazz pianist Jason Moran and historian Gene Alexander Peters. The concert will present an exploration of the past, present, and future of money and blackness, drawing on sources including Black Enterprise Magazine from the 1980s, studies of 18th-century New York, and documents from the 1921 Tulsa Race Riot. Tickets at TulsaPAC.com
MAY SKIN TIP: Check your skin to make sure you have no concerning spots. Look for growths that look like nothing else on you or are non-healing. Moles can be checked with below criteria. A- Asymmetry B- Border Irregularity C- Color (more than one)
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LOCAL’S CHOICE
IT’S FESTIVAL SEASON!
FESTIVALS AND ACTIVITIES ABOUND IN MAY. We’ve listed some of the major one’s but if you’re wanting a bucket list adventure and want to see how many you can visit, there are many more. Some include the Rose Festival in Broken Arrow and the Jenks America Food Truck Festival on May 5, Germanfest on May 11-13, The McAlester Italian Festival on May 12-13, and you won’t want to miss The Blue Dome Arts Festival held May 18-20. Visit the local chamber website to find a list of activities.
FUN FOR EVERYONE
EUREKA SPRINGS MAY FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS Eureka Springs: May 1-May 31 EurekaSpringsFestivalOfTheArts.com
RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL AT THE CASTLE OF MUSKOGEE Muskogee: May 5-June 2: Weekends and Memorial Day OKCastle.com
BBQ ‘N BLUES FESTIVAL Bixby: May 4-5 BixbyRotaryBBQ.com
ROOSTER DAYS 2018 Broken Arrow: May 10-13 RoosterDays.com
MAYFEST 2018 Tulsa: May 17-20 TulsaMayfest.org
THE HOP JAM FESTIVAL Tulsa: May 20 TheHopJam.com
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5,000 YEARS OF CIVILIZATION REBORN
MAY 1–2 | Tulsa Performing Arts Center Chapman Music Hall
ShenYun.com/Tulsa | 800.380.8165
When was the last time something was so beautiful, it changed your life? The breathtakingly
beautiful Shen Yun performance is at once exciting, moving, and inspiring. Ancient art forms meet with innovative multimedia, all-original music, and masterful artistry. Powerful, uplifting, heartwarming, a source of hope—these are the words viewers use to describe their experience.
“The greatest of the great! A must see!”
“Absolutely the No. 1 show in the world!”
“I have traveled all over the world to 50 countries now...I have never seen a production any better than this, anywhere! It is priceless! Whether you are 5 years old, or you are 95 years old, this is magnificent! The only way to appreciate this performance is to simply go to see it.”
—Kenn Wells, lead dancer of the English National Ballet
—Dr. Scott Stansfield, retired naturopathic physician
—Christine Walevska, world-renowned musician