Tulsa Meeting Planner Guide

A MEETING PLANNER GUIDE

GET TO KNOW GREATER TULSA

PAGE 02 \ CITY INTROS • DIVERSITY & INCLUSION • TULSA SAFELY • SALES & SERVICES

• STAFF • ACCESSIBILITY • TRANSPORT LISTINGS

MAJOR VENUES

PAGE 16 \ BOK CENTER • COX BUSINESS CONVENTION CENTER • EXPO SQUARE • ORU MABEE CENTER

THE DOWNTOWN PACKAGE

PAGE 26 \ DOWNTOWN MAP AND OVERVIEW OF DOWNTOWN HOTELS, VENUES, AND ATTRACTIONS

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HOTELS

PAGE 30 \ FULL SERVICE HOTEL HIGHLIGHTS AND COMPREHENSIVE HOTEL LISTINGS

UNIQUE VENUES

PAGE 54 \ UNIQUE MEETING VENUES THROUGHOUT TULSA COUNTY

EXPERIENCE TULSA

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• FAMILY FRIENDLY • DINING • AFTER HOURS • GOLF

GET TO KNOW GREATER TULSA

BIXBY

While nicknamed “The Garden Spot of Oklahoma” for its rich agrarian heritage, there are plenty more reasons to visit Bixby, Oklahoma aside from it being a great place to find fresh vegetables. The fastest-growing city in Oklahoma of around 27,454 people located about 20 miles south of the Tulsa International Airport, families are drawn to Bixby for its high-quality public schools while an increasing number of amenities follow as a result. Whether it’s homegrown businesses like the Bixby Telephone Company, cultural staples like the Bixby BBQ and Blues festival that’s known to be one of the best in Oklahoma, or even the city’s role as the setting for S.E. Hinton’s best-selling novel, Tex (1979), Bixby has made a name for itself, aside from it being a great place to procure the most delicious produce.

BROKEN ARROW

Just 12.7 miles south of Tulsa International Airport lies Broken Arrow, Tulsa’s largest suburb of

around 109,000 residents. Named after a former settlement of a Creek community in Alabama that moved to Indian Territory in the 1830s, Broken Arrow is a very modern and bustling residential area boasting an eclectic blend of both popular national retailers and local businesses. With vibrant attractions like the Rose District where roses adorn this walkable, cultural hub containing a stateof-the-art performance art center, a museum, a brewery, several unique restaurants and more, it’s no wonder that Broken Arrow has received accolades like the “9th Most Customer-Friendly U.S. City” from Yelp. Broken Arrow High School’s band, dubbed The Pride of Broken Arrow, is even a 12-time Grand National Finalist and a 2-time Bands of America Grand National Champion.

COLLINSVILLE

Named after Dr. A.H. Collins, an engineer and surveyor who first surveyed the area, Collinsville is home to approximately 7,000 people and is

located just north of Owasso, about 17 miles north of Tulsa International Airport. With a meticulously manicured parks system offering recreational activities from splash pads and skateparks to mountain biking and hiking, along with a quaint downtown curating frequent events that are fun for the whole family, Collinsville offers everything a visitor could want in terms of small town charm.

GLENPOOL

Were it not for Glenpool, Tulsa might not have been the city that we know and love today! Named after the Glenn Pool field where oil was discovered in 1905, the town of Glenpool is now home to a tightknit community of approximately 14,000 people,

located about 23 miles southwest of the Tulsa International Airport. The Glenpool Creek Indian Community Center is responsible for much of the happenings and community interaction in Glenpool, however, the most anticipated event every year is the BlackGold Days Festival, where a variety of food and craft vendors, live entertainment, frog and turtle races, the Optimist Horseshoe Tournament, carnival rides and even a beer garden can be enjoyed at BlackGold Park.

JENKS

Deemed the “Antique Capital of Oklahoma” for the wealth of boutiques that can be found here, Jenks, Oklahoma is a suburb of approximately 23,000 situated in a location that flirts with the Arkansas River about 19.6 miles southwest of the Tulsa International Airport. While many Tulsans flock to Jenks for the 96th St. and Riverside Drive section of the Riverwalk to walk, shop, eat, listen to live music and enjoy the lively environment, the city of Jenks is defined by much more than just their beautiful portion of the Arkansas River. It is home to First Oklahoma Bank’s headquarters, an elite high school football team that has won 14 state championships and even the Oklahoma Aquarium, which houses the world’s largest bull shark collection!

OWASSO

Just over 9 miles north of the Tulsa International Airport is Owasso, a town of nearly 37,000 that prides itself on being a ‘City of Character’. Whether it’s submitting newspaper editorials about the monthly character trait or meeting with local business leaders encouraging them to implement a character initiative in their place of business, Owasso is a community that loves to rally around their local high school team, the Owasso Rams. While a smaller-yet-growing city, there’s no shortage of buzz in Owasso, as their great public schools, a premier championship public golf course, and even an appearance in The Outsiders

BIXBY

GLENPOOL

JENKS SAPULPA

SAND SPRINGS

(1983) make Owasso a homely destination worth visiting.

SAND SPRINGS

Founded in 1907 by the philanthropist Charles Page, Sand Springs is the only planned industrial town in the state, now home to approximately 20,000 people. The city is approximately 19 miles west of the Tulsa International Airport. The foundations that Page laid for the community were never forgotten, as the Sand Spring Children’s Home still operates to this day. Aside from the several diligent and active philanthropic entities Sand Springs is known for, visitors frequently enjoy the area’s outdoor offerings, from the Canyons at Blackjack Ridge, a private, 18-hole golf course, to cabins at Keystone State Park, to the 1300acre Keystone Ancient Forest (which predates the establishment of the United States), where magnificent 500-year-old cedars and 300-year-old post oak trees can be found.

SAPULPA

The town of Sapulpa is home to around 21,000 residents and can be found approximately 23 miles southwest from the Tulsa International Airport along Historic Route 66. Named after the area’s first permanent settler, a creek indian of the Kasihta tribe, Sapulpa is a great destination for nostalgic and enthusiastic people intrigued by the Mother Road. Route 66 sites in Sapulpa include the Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum which features the world’s tallest replica of an antique visible gas pump, and the Rock Creek Bridge, a notable 1921 metal bridge that was a fixture along the Mother Road years ago.

TULSA

The 2nd largest city in Oklahoma and the 47thmost populous in the U.S. at approximately 400,000 people, Tulsa, once known as the “oil capital of the world”, attracts people from every walk of life wanting to live even just a slice of their life on Tulsa Time. Tulsa is a place where large, headquartered companies like QuikTrip, BOK Financial Corporation and ONEOK coexist with a thriving and ambitious local scene that defines cultural life in Tulsa by way of an engaging arts community, a culinary utopia and a seemingly endless amount of unique boutiques. Aside from being a place of opportunity, Tulsa boasts an impressive amount of art deco architecture that goes toe to toe with even the largest cities, a halfbillion-dollar park that beckons to be explored by all, a rich history of music that inspired a genre named after the city and so much more. There’s just no place quite like T-Town. n

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TULSA SAFELY

Tulsa businesses joined the mission to reopen Tulsa Safely. When you visit us, keep an eye out for the square Tulsa Safely window clings throughout town that indicate a Tulsa business committed to upholding the CDC and Tulsa Health Department’s COVID-cautious guidelines. For a full list of Tulsa businesses that are participating, visit TulsaSafely.org.

Click the adjacent “play” buttons to discover some of the vibrant sights, sounds, and tastes of Tulsa that you can experience safely!

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DIVERSITY & INCLUSION

In principle and practice, Tulsa Regional Tourism believes diversity, equity and inclusion are essential to supporting our residents and visitors. We strive to foster an inclusive organizational culture for individuals to experience authentic, respectful interactions with Tulsa’s destination marketing organization. We believe that celebrating diversity, championing equity and cultivating inclusion should be reflected in the cultural landscape of the Tulsa region.

BIDDING POLICY

Tulsa Regional Tourism believes that our suppliers should reflect the faces of our members and communities. By including and supporting diverse businesses in our supply chain, we create jobs, opportunity and growth for the diverse business owners and communities we serve.

DIVERSE CULTURAL SCENE

While there are many triumphs in Tulsa’s history, there are tragedies as well. The Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921 will be commemorated and acknowledged during its centennial in 2021. The Greenwood Cultural Center and John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park are great stops for education on both the thriving history of Black Wall Street and of the tragedies the community faced. No matter your background, Tulsa is a place that celebrates diversity; acknowledging that it is our differences that make this city such a unique and interesting place. Several events throughout the year reflect this sentiment, such as Tulsa Pride, an annual festival put on by Oklahomans for Equality that has become a rich tradition of nearly 40 years. Other events such as the Oklahoma Tribal Celebration, the Juneteenth Blues & Jazz Festival on Greenwood, Scotfest, MisFest (the all-women music festival), Fiesta de Tulsa, Oktoberfest, The Tulsa Indian Art Festival, and so much more are just high points throughout the year representing

the multiculturalism of Tulsa that is always present and making this city a more dynamic place to be.

1921 RACE MASSACRE

On the eve of May 31, 1921, Tulsa was the scene of one of the deadliest acts of racial violence in American history. Thirty-five city blocks of the Greenwood District were razed to the ground along with more than 1,200 houses. 300 people were killed, 800 more were injured, and the prosperity of Black Wall Street, a place of sanctuary and optimistic promise for Black Americans, was destroyed for years to come. Before the dubious allegations against Dick Rowland became tinder for the flames of vitriolic white supremacy, the historic Greenwood District was home to a self-sustaining economic hub of around 300 thriving, black-owned businesses. Out of sheer determination and resilience in the face of great adversity, the people of Black Wall Street rebuilt most of the Greenwood District in the ten years following the massacre. Today, nearly 100 years later, new black-owned

Top Mural at the Greenwood Cultural Center by artists Chris “Sker” Rogers and Donald “Scribe” Ross.

Bottom At the center of Reconciliation Park, the Tower of Reconciliation is a 25 - foot tall memorial tower depicts the history of the African American struggle from Africa to America.

businesses and non-profit organizations have flocked to the district to continue bringing this once-silenced narrative of Tulsa’s history to the forefront of the national conversation and to usher in a new era of Black Wall Street that honors and expands on the cultural roots that were planted so long ago.

NATIVE AMERICAN

A total of 67 Native American nations have called Oklahoma home, many of which resided in what was formerly known as Indian Territory, a region comprising Tulsa and surrounding areas before Tulsa (or even Oklahoma) was a thought. In Tulsa, Native American heritage is all around you. From Council Oak Park, a landmark for where the Locapoga clan of the Creek Indian Nation established their new home in Indian Territory, to the burial site of the prolific Perryman family that was instrumental in the development of what would one day be Tulsa. Attractions like Gilcrease Museum and Philbrook Museum of Art showcase a sprawling collection of Native American art and artifacts both from the past and from current national and local artists who play a pivotal role in shaping Native American culture.

CHARLES SCHUSTERMAN JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER

The Charles Schusterman Jewish Community Center is a recreational center that serves families of all faiths and backgrounds. Members can enjoy the facility’s fitness center, pool, family programs, a 5-acre sports complex, indoor gymnasium, squash and racquetball courts and more.

Owned and operated by the Jewish Federation of Tulsa, the JCC campus is also home to the Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art, the Mizel

Jewish Community Day School, Liberators’ Park, the JFT Community Garden, and the Zarrow Pointe retirement center.

GILCREASE MUSEUM OF ART

Gilcrease Museum of Art has amassed the world’s largest, most comprehensive collection of the American West, much of which includes the works more than one hundred Native American cultures, some dating back to 12,000 B.C. The museum curates several world-class temporary exhibits that often feature Native American art and provide meaningful commentary on topical issues and ideas.

SHERWIN MILLER MUSEUM OF JEWISH ART

The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art (named after its first curator) and its collections have been a part of Tulsa since 1965. What started as an exhibit for traditional ceremonial art has grown and flourished to adopt a mission dedicated to the “eradication of hate and the promotion of understanding between the diverse cultures that make America great”. This mission is served by the impressive collection that the museum has amassed of over 10,000 items, documents, and photographs. The museum’s upper level displays a permanent collection of art and artifacts detailing the 5,000-year history of the Jewish people, from the pre-Canaanite era through the settling of the Jewish community in Tulsa. The lower level of the museum features the Herman and Kate Kaiser Holocaust Exhibition. The collection is comprised of artifacts donated by Oklahoma veterans who took part in the liberation of German concentration camps, Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany, and families of Holocaust victims. The museum is a place for all who want to commemorate those who

suffered the terrors of the Holocaust, as well as those who want to learn more about Jewish art, history, and culture.

DENNIS R. NEILL EQUALITY CENTER

The Dennis R. Neill Equality Center, owned and operated by Oklahomans for Equality, is an 18,000 square foot facility featuring a wellness center, a full-service lending library and an event center that hosts several diverse programs for people of all ages. Oklahomans for Equality have served members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies for over 40 years through advocacy, education, programs and alliances. Tulsa Pride, an annual festival put on by Oklahomans for Equality, has become a rich tradition of nearly 40 years and the longest-running Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender festival in Oklahoma.

HISPANIC COMMUNITY

From an annual Dia de Los Muertos Festival with a parade of fire dancers and life-size papier-

mâché skeletons to the family-owned local bakery chain Pancho Anaya whose authentic pastries have become a Tulsa staple, to the Tulsa CityCounty Library’s Hispanic Resource Center that hosts a robust set of programs, Tulsa’s Hispanic community is vibrant, diverse and represents all spectrums of life in Tulsa. n

The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art

Native American art at the Gilcrease Museum

CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU

STAFF

RAY HOYT

President, Tulsa Regional Tourism

RHoyt@VisitTulsa.com

(918) 560-0273

ASHLEIGH BACHERT, CSEE

Vice President - Sales, Tulsa Regional Tourism

AshleighBachert@VisitTulsa.com

(918) 560-0260

KATHLEEN BORGNE

Director of Sales, Tulsa Convention & Visitors Bureau

KathleenBorgne@VisitTulsa.com

(918) 409-1039

MARLENE LIVAUDAIS, CGMP

National Sales Manager, Tulsa Convention & Visitors Bureau

MarleneLivaudais@VisitTulsa.com

(918) 560-0284

JOEL KOESTER

Director - Sports Sales, Tulsa Sports Commission

JoelKoester@TulsaSports.org

(918) 560-0291

SALES & SERVICES

Successful group travel goes beyond accommodations and agendas. We know you are looking for the wow factor that will make your group’s experience one to remember. Our complimentary planning resources can help you plan a day, a weekend, a week, or a longer stay in Tulsa that fits your group’s interests. From site selection to hands-on support the day of your event, our knowledgeable Sales Team and our Experience and Events Team will be there to help every step of the way.

SITE VISIT AND FAMILIARIZATION TOURS

Whether visiting Tulsa for the first-time or returning, our Sales Team and our Experience and Events Team will make your trip memorable. Our teams will create an itinerary for you that shows you all Tulsa has to offer for event venues, off-site events, dining around Tulsa, and making final preparations for a great event.

TULSA SAVINGS PASS

The Tulsa Savings Pass offers discounts to event attendees. Several discounts are offered throughout the city including attractions, hotels, restaurants, and fun activities. Attendees can sign up for the program and show their mobile device at participating businesses to start saving instantly.

MOBILE VISITOR’S CENTER

Tulsa Regional Tourism’s mobile visitor’s center is your resource for informational brochures, helpful staff, free wi-fi hotspot, charging stations for mobile devices, maps, and much more. Find the

“MVC” at large-events across Tulsa, or request at your event.

EVENT PLANNING

The Experience and Events Team can assist you with all logistics to make your event successful. From putting you in touch with venues, local speakers, transportation, and everything in between, we are here to help.

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANCE

Tulsa Regional Tourism partners with RSVP Tulsa, Retired Senior Volunteer Program, for assistance during large events. You can find RSVP volunteers at information and registration tables, in our Mobile Visitor’s Center and more. Their experience and passion for Tulsa make them a valuable asset for accommodating the needs of your group.

DESTINATION SERVICES PACKAGE

In addition to the assistance above, the Experience and Events Team has other opportunities to help make your experience in Tulsa memorable.

Contact us to hear about everything we have to offer. n

ONCE YOU’RE HERE

DRIVABILITY

It’s no surprise that Tulsa is ranked in the top 20 of most drivable cities in the U.S. by Wallethub. Most Tulsans travel by car because, on Tulsa Time, nothing is ever too far away. You can expect a 1520 minute commute to almost any part of Tulsa.

START OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT

Once you get to your destined part of town, it’s never a bad idea to take a stroll and truly take in all the vibrant sites our city has to offer. Gatsbian art deco architecture combined with an everincreasing amount of artful murals in a downtown that is deep in the process of urban planning for improved walkability, you’ve got to take in the sights while you’re here.

Bikes, Scooters, Aero Buses, Oh My!

THIS MACHINE TULSA

Looking for some light exercise as you explore Tulsa? Thanks to This Machine Tulsa, you can explore Tulsa on two wheels starting at $2 with a 15 cent per minute fee after your first 10 minutes, or just $8 for a whole day of riding. The bikes are electric, so you control how hard you work. To get started, all you have to do is download the This Machine app, find a bike, and ride. The app even has curated routes optimized for different themed, self-guided tours of Tulsa!

SCOOTERS

Scooters more your speed? Bird and Lime electric scooters can be found all over town and have become a new favorite for Tulsans and visitors looking for a fun way to zip to and fro.

TULSA TRANSIT/AEROBUSES

The AEROBUS is Tulsa’s one-and-only bus transportation. These modern buses feature sheltered seating, bicycle racks, level boarding, onboard WiFi, charging stations and real-time arrival signs. The bus has one route that follows the Peoria corridor, a prominent street that runs through the entirety of Tulsa and connects people to many major destinations in Tulsa. The process is easy. People seeking transit on the AEROBUS need only to purchase a pass and use it at the farebox. The buses run every 15-20 minutes and must be boarded at a designated stop. n

TRANSPORTATION LISTINGS

COACH BUSES

All Seasons Charter Bus Tulsa tulsacharterbus.com • 918.442.1299

Kincaid Coach Lines

kincaidcoach.com • 800.998.1901

1222 W 37th Pl, Tulsa, OK 74107

Party Express Party Bus Tulsa

partybustulsa.com • 918.249.4386

9141 E 69th Pl, Tulsa, OK 74133

Village Travel

villagetours.net • 918.739.3673

19414 E Admiral Pl, Catoosa, OK 74015

VIP TRANSPORTATION

918 Limos 918limos.com • 833.222.3171

First Class Limousine Tulsa

firstclasslimotulsa.com • 918.610.5466

1209 W Detroit St, Broken Arrow, OK 74012

Galaxy Limo

galaxylimotulsa.com • 918.481-3374

5540 S 94th E Ave, Tulsa, OK 74145

Kristal Limousine

kristallimo.com • 918.261-5066

8023 E 63rd Pl #600, Tulsa, OK 74133

Luxury Limos of Tulsa 918.998-7771

2021 S Lewis Ave #660, Tulsa, OK 74104

Sky Limo

888.592.1117

7753 S Mingo Rd, Tulsa, OK

VIP Limousine

viplimo.net • 918.492-5984

1831 E 71st St, Tulsa, OK 74136

OTHER TRANSPORTATION

Green Cab Company

greentaxicabtulsa.com • 918.835.2222

6565 E 21st Pl Ste C, Tulsa, OK 74103

Health Ride (for seniors w/disability needs) healthridetulsa.org • 918.404.0038

6914 S Yorktown Ave, Tulsa, OK 74136

Joy Ride Taxi

918.559.7433

1720 E 67th Pl, Tulsa, OK 74136

Lyft

lyft.com/cities/tulsa

Old Urban Trolley (for tours of Tulsa) oldurbantrolley.com • 918.744.1100

6402 S. 126th W. Ave., Sapulpa, OK 74066

Uber www.uber.com/cities/tulsa/

Yellow Checker Cab

tulsayellowtaxicab.com/booking • 918.582.6161

11176 E Skelly Dr, Tulsa, OK 74128

RENTAL CARS

Alamo Car Rental Airport alamo.com • 833.338.3324

7777 E Apache St, Tulsa, OK 74115

Avis Car Rental Airport avis.com • 918.838.5148

7777 E Apache St, Tulsa, OK 74115

Avis Car Rental Elgin avis.com • 918.582.2534

602 S Elgin Ave, Tulsa, OK 74120

Avis Car Rental Lewis avis.com • 918.494.7896

Spectrum Shopping Center, 6950 S Lewis Ave, Tulsa, OK 74136

Budget Car Rental 41st budget.com • 918.622.7778

7722 E 41st St, Tulsa, OK 74145

Budget Car Rental Airport Location budget.com • 918.836.3761

7777 E Apache St, Tulsa, OK 74115

Budget Car Rental Elgin budget.com • 918.585.5201

602 S Elgin Ave, Tulsa, OK 74120

Budget Car Rental Lewis budget.com • 918.298.5763

Spectrum Shopping Center, 6950 S Lewis Ave, Tulsa, OK 74136

Dollar Rent-A-Car Airport dollar.com • 918.838.5236

Tulsa International Airport, 7777 E Apache St, Tulsa, OK 74115

Enterprise Rent-A-Car 11th Street enterprise.com • 918.583.4880

2228 E 11th St, Tulsa, OK 74104

RENTAL CARS

Enterprise Rent-A-Car 51st enterprise.com • 918.622.4880

10104 E 51st St, Tulsa, OK 74146

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Airport enterprise.com • 833.361.2627

7777 E Apache St, Tulsa, OK 74115

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Harvard Location enterprise.com • 918.743.3220

5416 S Harvard Ave, Tulsa, OK 74135

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Memorial enterprise.com • 918.622.4880

4817 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK 74145

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Mingo enterprise.com • 918.250.0519

10032 S Mingo Rd, Tulsa, OK 74133

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Near Airport enterprise.com • 918.835.4884

6415 E Apache St, Tulsa, OK 74115

Hertz Car Rental Airport hertz.com • 918.838.3129

7727 E Young Pl, Tulsa, OK 74115

Hertz Car Rental Memorial hertz.com • 918.627.5516

4406 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK 74145

Payless Car Rental Airport paylesscar.com • 918.835.6312

7727 E Young Pl Suite 200, Tulsa, OK 74115

BOK CENTER

200 South Denver Avenue • Tulsa, OK 74103 918-894-4200 918-894-4219 bokcenter.com

TOTAL SQUARE FEET: 565,000

The 565,000-square-foot BOK Center has a reputation for breaking records and is considered one of the world’s busiest concert destinations. This award-winning facility has a seating capacity of 19,199 and the flexibility to handle a variety of events.

As Tulsa’s state-of-the-art sports and entertainment venue, the BOK Center hosts major concerts, ice shows and world class entertainment. 37 suites and 20 loge boxes in the arena provide special amenities for VIPs.

SEATING

Total Fixed Seats 19,199 Seats

Upper Bowl 9,707 Seats

Premium Level 930 Seats

Lower Bowl 6,706 Seats 37 Suites 12-15 Seats

COX BUSINESS CONVENTION CENTER

Host to galas, receptions, tradeshows, concerts and conventions, the newlyrenovated and award-winning Cox Business Convention Center is right downtown, within walking distance of a variety of entertainment options and eateries.

Online oor plans are available at https://www coxcentertulsa.com/event-resources/ All dimensions and gures are approximate and may vary due to event production speci cs and/or venue design developments.

EXPO SQUARE

From national horse shows to circuses, concerts to ice skating events, few spaces are more versatile than this Tulsa favorite.

RIVER SPIRIT EXPO

TOTAL SQ. FT: 448,000

COLUMN-FREE SQ. FT: 354,000

One of the largest clear-span buildings in the World, the River Spirit Expo offers the premier space for showcasing any event. The facility includes an Upper Level and a Lower Level, which provides expansive square footage and event versatility.

EXPO SQUARE CONT’D

PAVILION

TOTAL CAPACITY: 5,500

ARENA FLOOR SIZE: 202’ X 104’

The Pavilion is Tulsa’s historic art deco arena, which is known for being the ideal venue for concerts, entertainment, horse shows, and fun for the whole family. Every seat has a perfect view, making the Pavilion the best choice in the heart of Tulsa.

PAVILION FEATURES

• Versatile Arena Floor

• Arena Floor Size: 202’ x 104’

• On-Site Ticket Office, Expo Ticket Xpress

• VIP & Meeting Rooms

• Locker & Dressing Rooms

• ETC - Controlled Lighting System

• 45,000 JBL Digital Sound System

• Twenty-Two VIP Sky Boxes

• StageRight Staging System

• Permanent Seating: Over 4,200

CENTRAL PARK HALL

TOTAL SQUARE FEET: 43,000

Central Park Hall incorporates modern functionality with the art deco architecture of the past. One of the most unique venues in Tulsa, highlighted by a second floor mezzanine that overlooks the main exhibit space. Expo Square is enthused about Central Park Hall, we invite you to experience this eye-catching space, which is perfect for your next event.

CENTRAL PARK HALL FEATURES

• Square Footage: 43,000 square feet

• Two Meeting Rooms

• Two Ticket Offices

• Convenient Access & Drive-Through Doors

• One Show Offices

• Available Utilities: Water, Gas, Electric & Sewage

• Public Announcement Sound System

EXCHANGE CENTER

TOTAL SQUARE FEET: 58,500

The Exchange Center provides a successful event environment that is highlighted by the facility’s convenience and amenities. Designed to meet client’s expectations, the facility allows show producers the versatility and flexibility to meet their needs.

EXCHANGE CENTER FEATURES

• Square Footage: 58,500 square feet

• Three Meeting Rooms

• Convenient Access & Drive-Through Doors

• Two Show Offices

• Available Utilities: Water, Gas, Electric & Sewage

• Public Announcement Sound System

MABEE CENTER

This historic venue has hosted everything from Elvis Presley to the Olympic Gymnastics Trials and can accommodate anything from small meetings to largescale banquets and events.

MABEE CENTER ARENA

CONFERENCE & BANQUET CENTER

MEET IN DOWNTOWN

No better blend of the past, present, and future can be found than in downtown Tulsa. Architectural marvels from the 1920s, coupled with tons of unique bars and restaurants, provides visitors with abundant options for memorable experiences in the hear t of Tulsa.

RESTAURANTS

Downtown Tulsa has a variety of restaurants that will suit any occasion. With options from barbecue to Italian and Caribbean to Mediterranean, downtown has whatever you’re craving. Downtown gives you plenty of options within a short distance, whether you’re looking for a casual family-friendly experience or fine dining. Make sure to sample some of our homegrown establishments to experience the true taste of Tulsa.

THINGS TO DO

Performing arts, sports, nightlife, and great restaurants are just some of the things to do that are available downtown. The BOK CENTER hosts indoor sports and big-name acts, while the TULSA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER puts on performances from touring Broadway shows, ballets and operas. For daytime activities, visit the PHILBROOK DOWNTOWN MUSEUM or the WOODY GUTHRIE CENTER, or take a stroll through downtown on the self-guided walking tour. There are plenty of things to see and do downtown, so be sure to take some time to check it all out.

MAJOR DOWNTOWN

VENUES

COX BUSINESS CONVENTION CENTER

Coming off a fresh renovation from 2020, the Cox Business Convention Center offers more than 275,000 square feet of space, which includes Oklahoma’s largest ballroom at 41,470 square feet.

BOK CENTER

The BOK Center is Tulsa’s state-of-the-art sports and entertainment venue. As a host to major concerts, ice shows and world class entertainment, it has a total of 19,199 fixed seats. 37 suites and 20 loge boxes in the arena provide special amenities for VIPs.

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HOTELS CONVENTION

Tulsa County boasts more than 17,000 hotel rooms, with properties to fit every group.

So no matter which conference hotel or area you choose, we have a wide variety of accommodations to support your group’s overflow needs. The Tulsa Convention & Visitors Bureau can handle all the details with your designated hotels, provide attendees with one source for all their hotel reservation needs, and provide you with regular status updates on reservation requests.

AMENITIES KEY

Handicap Accessible

Restaurant

Bar/Lounge

Pet Friendly

Fitness Center

Pool Business Center

Free WiFi

Airport Shuttle

Free Parking

DOUBLETREE BY HILTON HOTEL TULSA DOWNTOWN

1. DENVER

2. BOARDROOM

3. ASPEN

HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINO

HOLIDAY INN TULSA CITY CENTER

17 West 7th Street • Tulsa, OK 74119

918-585-5898

918-599-0124

ihg.com/holidayinn/hotels/us/en/tulsa/tulms/hoteldetail

MEETINGS MADE RIGHT

The Hyatt Regency Tulsa Downtown has 38,000 square feet of flexible meeting space for your next big event. Our experienced meeting and event staff and on-site audiovisual professionals are ready to serve you. Stay with us in our prime downtown location with access to local attractions.

MARRIOTT TULSA SOUTHERN HILLS

918-493-7000 918-523-0950

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RENAISSANCE TULSA HOTEL & CONVENTION CENTER

6808 South 107th East Avenue • Tulsa, OK 74133 918-307-2600 918-582.2890

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UNIQUE VENUES

IN TULSA, THERE’S ALWAYS A SPACE TO ACCOMMODATE A VARIETY OF DIFFERENT EVENTS. THE FOLLOWING VENUES ARE BY NO MEANS A COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF ALL TULSA HAS TO OFFER, BUT ARE NONETHELESS GREAT VENUES TO CONSIDER WHEN BOOKING YOUR NEXT EVENT IN TULSA!

If you’re booking a large event, look no further than CAIN’S BALLROOM (Tulsa). Rightfully placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2003, enthusiastic patrons have taken to the venue’s spring-loaded maple floor since Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys made it their base of operations for pioneering Western Swing throughout the ’30s and ’40s. Now a top club venue in the U.S., Cain’s will surely inject awe and intrigue into your next event. If you favor a more modern aesthetic for a large event, the BROKEN ARROW PAC is a formidable venue with state-of-the-art lighting, sound and theater technical equipment.

Want a space that is sure to keep your attendees on their toes? Check out these

Smaller yet still sizable indoor venues are abundant in Tulsa. THE GATHERING PLACE (Tulsa) itself has ten distinct locations of various sizes, aesthetics and purposes. For an elegant setting just minutes away from Downtown Tulsa, HARWELDEN MANSION (Tulsa), a collegiate gothic-English Tudor-style mansion listed on the National Register of Historic Places has received accolades such as “Best Place to Book a Party” in the Tulsa People’s Readers’ Choice Awards and Oklahoma Magazine’s “Best of the Best”. Other unique venues include the charmingly quirky STOKELY EVENT CENTER (Tulsa) with its pinball, skee ball, shuffleboard games amidst vintage Route 66 memorabilia, and THE

BROADWAY (Tulsa) with its urban, industrial, chic setting.

Sometimes, the best venues are in the great outdoors. SPAIN RANCH in Jenks is a familyowned space nestled on 44 acres of jaw-dropping land along the Arkansas River with barn and cabins sprinkled throughout; you might even spot a bison! THE HIDDEN ROSE WEDDING VENUE in Sapulpa offers outdoor tree-lit areas ideal for particularly pleasant evenings. Equally gorgeous is DREAM POINT RANCH in Bixby, another family-owned ranch with soaring ceilings, natural light and complete privacy nestled on 191 acres at the tallest point in Tulsa County. n

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UNIQUE VENUES

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918-895-6302

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624 BOSTON EVENTS

624 S Boston Ave

Tulsa, OK 74119

918-561-6394

624bostonevents.com

AGORA EVENT CENTER

1402 S Peoria Ave

Tulsa, OK 74120

918-819-1044

agoraeventcenter.com

This downtown art gallery is available for rental for wedding, parties, presentations, receptions and other events. An onsite catering kitchen and audio visual equipment are also available.

With its 20 ft.-high ceilings, architectural details, floortoceiling windows and contemporary palette, this Art Deco space offers more style than the typical event hall. This is a 2,000-sq.ft. venue your guests will remember.

This dynamic facility is perfect for luncheons, dinner events, business meetings, fundraisers, weddings and receptions. The entire event center can accommodate up to 450 guests for receptions or 300 for seated dinners. In-house catering is available.

Philbrook Museum

AHHA - ARTS & HUMANITIES COUNCIL OF TULSA

101 E Archer St Tulsa, OK 74103 918-584-3333 ahhatulsa.org

DOWNTOWNTULSA ARTS DISTRICT

Make your own AHHA moment with an outdoor green area and interior spaces boasting modern industrial design, natural light and a variety of beautiful colors and textures. This is a vendorneutral facility, yet recommendations can be made as needed.

AMERICAN SOLERA BREWERY

1702 E 6th Street Tulsa, OK 74104 918-949-4318

americansolera.com

ANDY B’S

8711 South Lewis Tulsa, OK 74137 918-299-9494

andybtulsa.com

BATTLE CREEK GOLF CLUB

3200 North Battle Creek Drive Bixby, OK 74008 918-355-4850 battlecreekgolf.net

American Solera, a creative craft brewery specializing in the oak barrel aging process. AS private event space with a kitchen as well as the mezzanine available for rent for private parties and events. You may also add on a portion of the patio if needed.

Family-friendly complex with bowling, laser tag, go-karts & games plus American eats & a pro shop.

Battle Creek Golf Club features a complete set of services and planners will make everything run smoothly and end in success. Room usage includes: setup, tables, chairs, and clean-up.

BROKEN ARROW COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE

1800 South Main Street Broken Arrow, OK 74013 918-258-0077

bacptheatre.com

Nonprofit theater presenting comedies, dramas & musicals for the benefit of the community.

BROKEN ARROW PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

701 S. Main St. Broken Arrow, OK 74012 918-259-5778

brokenarrowpac.com

Contemporary 1,500-seat venue hosting an array of shows, including Broadway tours & pop concerts.

CABIN BOYS BREWERY

1717 E 7th St Tulsa, OK 74104

918-933-4033

cabinboysbrewery.com

CAIN’S BALLROOM

423 N. Main Street Tulsa, OK 74103 918-584-2306 cainsballroom.com

CENTRAL ON MAIN

210 North Main Street Broken Arrow, OK 74012 918-259-4301

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CIRCLE CINEMA

10 S Lewis Ave Tulsa, OK 74135

918-592-3456 circlecinema.com

DAVE AND BUSTER’S

6812 S 105th E Ave Tulsa, OK 74133

918-449-3100

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DREAM POINT RANCH

17400 E 167th St S Bixby, OK 74008

918-900-4850

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This local brewery offers warehouse rentals which include seating, a pouring station and games, as well as taproom rentals which include full taproom and access. Popular events feature corn-hole, foosball and food trucks.

An iconic dance hall and concert venue since the 1930s, Cain’s still attracts top performers who are honored to share the same stage with former legends. Numerous fundraisers, charity balls and private events are held here each year.

This historically registered building in the Rose District–renovated in 2011–rents their ballroom for conferences and banquets. Rental includes tables, chairs, projection system, public address system, building supervisor, and custodial services.

Circle Cinema is Tulsa’s oldest-standing movie theatre that originally opened in 1928 and now operates as the only nonprofit cinema in the area.

Every Dave & Buster’s has private rooms that come complete with everything you need to host the perfect meeting.

With almost 5,000 square feet of open event space and 1,600 sq. ft. of covered porches, this beautiful venue can seat up to 350 people.

BROKEN ARROW

KENDALL WHITTIER DISTRICT

DOWNTOWN - TULSA ARTS DISTRICT

TULSA - KENDALL WHITTIER DISTRICT

DRESSER MANSION

235 W 18th St Tulsa, OK 74119

918-585-5157

dressermansion.com

DUST BOWL

211 South Elgin Ave Tulsa, OK 74103 918-430-3901

dustbowltulsa.com

Built in 1919, this lavish Italian Renaissance mansion is perfect for weddings or any private party.. In addition to the various entertainment areas, the home also features a full catering kitchen and a billiards room.

An eight-lane bowling alley with a retro 1970s theme featuring a full-service bar. A private VIP party room with two lanes is available. The complete 8,000-sq.-ft. venue is also available for larger private events. A catering menu is available.

FREDDIE’S BAR-B-QUE AND STEAKHOUSE

1425 New Sapulpa Rd Sapulpa, OK 74066

918-224-4301

freddiesbbq.com

GAST EVENT CENTER

1429 Terrance Dr Tulsa, OK 74104

918-744-6997

gastulsa.org

GATHERING PLACE

2650 S. John Williams Way E Tulsa, OK 74114

918-779-1000 gatheringplace.org

GILCREASE MUSEUM

OK 74127

918-596-2700

gilcrease.org

Freddie’s Bar-B-Que and Steak House offers a 9,000-sq.-ft. Catering Center perfect for any party or meeting in a friendly, comfortable atmosphere. The Catering Center’s onsite remote sound system and complimentary wi-fi are at your disposal for your hosting needs.

Built in 1929, the Gothic-style GAST Event Center features hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, antique chandeliers, and stained-glass windows. It’s been the perfect venue for countless wedding ceremonies and receptions since 1992.

Whether you are looking for a unique place to have a corporate event or a special venue to celebrate a birthday in style, Gathering Place has both indoor and outdoor settings fit for all occasions and get-togethers!

Gilcrease Museum houses the world’s largest collection of art and artifacts of the American West. Private rooms available for meetings and receptions, while the museum makes a wonderful backdrop to explore.

GLASS CHAPEL

1401 West Washington Street Broken Arrow, OK 74012

918-455-0888

glasschapeltulsa.com

Nestled on 19 picturesque wooded acres in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, this enchanting venue offers an idyllic setting for both your wedding ceremony and reception.

GLENPOOL CONFERENCE CENTER

12205 S Yukon Ave Glenpool, OK 74033

918-209-4632

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GO WEST EVENT CENTER

6263 State Highway 66 Tulsa, OK 74131

918-859-8786

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GOLFSUITES

600 Riverwalk Terrace Jenks, OK 74037

918-528-7717

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The Glenpool Conference Center is a modern, beautiful and flexible space built to accommodate both indoor and outdoor events ranging from five people to 500 people.

Whether it’s a wedding or rehearsal dinner, corporate event or family reunion, school banquet or fundraising event, Go West Event Center is available to support your next event for groups of 25-150 people.

Along with providing the most realistic golf entertainment experience, we have a variety of comfortable spaces designed for parties, entertainment, food and beverages; and opportunities for family, corporate, and team building events.

GREENWOOD CULTURAL CENTER

322 North Greenwood Tulsa, OK 74120

918-596-1020

greenwoodculturalcenter.com

GUTHRIE GREEN

111 Reconciliation Way

Tulsa, OK 74103

918-574-2421

guthriegreen.com

Located in the area formally known as Black Wall Street, this 10,000 sq. ft. of meeting and banquet space can accommodate 700 banquet style or 1,000 theatre style. Outside catering options are available.

DOWNTOWN - ARTS DISTRICT

Guthrie Green transforms a 2.6-acre truck loading facility into a lively, highly programmed urban park offering an outdoor amphitheater, performance stage, interactive fountains, and an 11,000-square-foot café pavilion. TOTAL

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HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINO

777 E Cherokee St Catoosa, OK 74015

918-760-6700

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HARWELDEN MANSION

2210 South Main Street Tulsa, OK 74114 918-960-0714 harweldenmansion.com

HEIRLOOM RUSTIC ALES

2113 E Admiral Blvd Tulsa, OK 74110 918-292-8757 heirloomrusticales.com

IDL BALLROOM

230 E 1st St Tulsa, OK 74103

918-551-7447

idlballroom.com

KIRKLAND THEATRE

808 S. College Broken Arrow, OK 74012 918-259-5700 baschools.org

LIVING ARTS OF TULSA

307 Reconciliation Way

Tulsa, OK 74120

918-585-1234

livingarts.org

CATOOSA/EAST TULSA

With 75,000 sq. ft. of event space, this hip, music-themed casino hotel features exciting gaming, multiple restaurants and bars, an event center, 454 state-of-the-art hotel rooms and top-level service. Free airport shuttle.

Located on over 4 stunning acres overlooking the Arkansas River, the historical Harwelden Mansion makes a beautiful event setting. You can enjoy the entire mansion or reserve individual rooms or the luxury bedroom suites for overnight stays.

Local brewery specializing in small batches. The taproom and patio is available for special events.

Located in downtown’s Blue Dome district, IDL is a sophisticated event facility that features urban styling. Amenities include full-service catering and bar, street parking, full stage, bridal suite with shower and much more.

Built in 1961 and previously known as North Auditorium, the Kirkland Theatre has been renovated with state-of-theart sound and lighting and can accommodate up to 890 patrons.

DOWNTOWN - ARTS DISTRICT

Living Arts of Tulsa offers a unique architectural experience for a wide range of events. With 6,000 sq. ft in the Myers Gallery and 1,600 sq. ft in the West End Gallery, Living Arts of Tulsa also offers staging and sound, a prep kitchen and bar, and bistro tables.

MAIN EVENT

7830 S Santa Fe Ave. W Tulsa, OK 74132

918-447-1200

TULSA HILLS, WEST TULSA

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MEADOWLAKE RANCH

3450 South 137th West Avenue Sand Springs, OK 74063

918-494-6000

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MIKE FRETZ EVENT CENTER

11545 E 43rd St Tulsa, OK 74146

918-663-5820

mikefretzeventcenter.com

A unique Eat.Bowl.Play. experience for people of all ages. Features 20 bowling lanes, a multi-level laser tag arena and gravity ropes course suspended over a gallery of 100 interactive games. Private rooms with A/V and full-service catering are available.

Rustic settings, waterfalls, spring-fed lakes, forests and pastures abound at this ranch. Offering three cabins, one lodge and an indoor/outdoor pavilion with various activities ranging from rope and archery lessons to hayrides, fishing and hiking.

A modern, spacious facility featuring hardwood floors, a stage, furnished outdoor patio area with fireplace, vaultlike ceilings, two bars, and a state-of-the-art catering kitchen. The venue also boasts two breakout meeting rooms and two 80” TVs for presentations.

NIENHUIS PARK COMMUNITY CENTER

3201 North 9th Street Broken Arrow, OK 74012 918-259-6550

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NOLIMITS EVENT CENTER

403 W 2rd Ave Owasso, OK 74055

918-517-8617

nolimitsowasso.com

OKAPI EVENT CENTER

2550 West Edison Street Tulsa, OK 74127

918-960-2600

okapicenter.com

BROKEN ARROW

This 109-acre site features a community center, youth football complex, gymnasium and swimming pool. Theatre and classroom spaces available with adjacent kitchen. Tables and chairs included in rental.

OWASSO

Positioned near Owasso’s Redbud District, NoLimits Event Center is the venue that lets you party your way.

This 8,000-sq.-ft. venue holds weddings, receptions, parties, and other special events. Facilities include a 4,800-sq.-ft. ballroom with full A/V, multiple meeting rooms, full commercial kitchen, outdoor plaza, and entry foyer.

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OKLAHOMA AQUARIUM

300 Aquarium Drive Jenks, OK 74037

918-296-3474

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ONEOK FIELD

201 N Elgin Ave Tulsa, OK 74120 918-574-8324 oneokfieldevents.com

The Oklahoma Aquarium provides a stunning backdrop for a wide variety of events, whether in the private Cox Shark Room or in the versatile Aquarium Event Center. Your guests can enjoy the Aquarium during breaks and at the conclusion of your meeting.

ONEOK Field offers 5 event rooms, 3 flexible meeting rooms and 6 group hospitality areas. Built for baseball, ONEOK Field’s exceptional design provides accommodations for board meetings, conferences, weddings, concerts and music festivals.

ORU - CONFERENCE & EVENT SERVICES

7777 South Lewis Avenue Tulsa, OK 74171 918-495-6408 tulsabanquet.com

The Conference & Banquet Center at the Mabee Center was created to accommodate the needs of any event. Whether it’s a company meeting, wedding reception, fundraising gala or something completely unique, our venues and services can help make it a huge success.

OSAGE CASINO HOTEL TULSA

951 W 36th St. N Tulsa, OK 74127

877-246-8777

osagecasinos.com

Osage Casino Tulsa will boasts over 16,000 square feet of banquet space. Whether your event is small or large, we deliver exceptional service, every time. We offer superior amenities, including on-site catering and multimedia equipment, creating an effortless meeting or banquet.

OSU - TULSA CONFERENCE CENTER

700 N Greenwood Ave. Tulsa, OK 74106

918-594-8252

tulsa.okstate.edu/conference

Facilities at the OSU Tulsa Conference Center include an auditorium with a stage, two banquet rooms, a tiered lecture hall, and break-out rooms, all which offer maximum privacy for your event. Venue offers easy access, comfort and state-ofthe-art technology.

OWASSO COMMUNITY CENTER

74055

918-272-3903

cityofowasso.com

The Owasso Community Center features the newly remodeled Rams Room, perfect for weddings and receptions, anniversary dinners, celebrations, town hall meetings, church services, team parties, and fundraising events.

PHILBROOK MUSEUM OF ART

2727 South Rockford Road Tulsa, OK 74152

918-749-7941

philbrook.org

This impressive 72-room Italian Renaissance villa and surrounding 23 acres of gardens is now home to one of America’s finest art museums. Meeting space is available to Philbrook Masters Society and Business Associate Members. Onsite catering available.

POSTOAK LODGE AND RETREAT

5323 W 31st St N. Tulsa, OK 74127

918-425-2112

postoaklodge.com

RANCH 181

3913 E 181st St S Bixby, OK 4008

918-691-6336

181ranch.wordpress.com

This 1,000-acre property offers an all-inclusive experience with diverse meeting locations and overnight accommodations. Experiential learning and leadership development options also available. Over 13,000 sq. ft. of flexible meeting space.

Ranch 181 has over 200 acres and an amazing 20,000 square foot barn. With indoor and outdoor areas, several fenced pastures, ponds and play equipment, there is something for everyone!

RENAISSANCE SQUARE EVENT CENTER

2636 E 11th St Tulsa, OK 74104

918-744-5500

Your social event will be anything but ordinary when you host at the Renaissance Square Event Center at The Campbell Hotel, the perfect setting for any occasion.

thecampbellhotel.com/hotel-events/renaissance-square

RIVER SPIRIT CASINO RESORT

8330 Riverside Parkway Tulsa, OK 74137

918-299-8518

riverspirittulsa.com

River Spirit has 483 luxurious room and suites full of exquisite amenities. Flexible event and meeting spaces (70,000 sq. ft. total) include a ballroom, conference rooms, boardrooms, and outdoor settings. It’s a little slice of paradise, right in Tulsa.

SOUTH COUNTY RECREATION CENTER

13800 S Peoria Ave Bixby, OK 74008

918-746.3780

parks.tulsacounty.org

The South County Recreation Center (SoCo) has an outdoor zero-entry pool, full-sized basketball court, three meeting rooms, a game room and fitness center. Activities and programs are available year-round for all ages.

STOKELY EVENT CENTER

10111 E 45th Pl. Tulsa, OK 74146

918-600-4448

stokelyeventcenter.com

TULSA - SOUTHEAST

Decorated in neon with more than 300 signs and various arcade-type games set on “free play” this center is unforgettable. The Route 66 and nostalgic Tulsa signs will take you back to days gone by. Outside catering is welcome.

STONEY CREEK HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER

200 West Albany Street Broken Arrow, OK 74012 918-416-8104

stoneycreekhotels.com

STUDIO 308

308 S. Lansing Ave Tulsa, OK 74120 918-329-0224

studio308tulsa.com

The hotel meeting spaces provide natural light, picture windows, expansive ceilings and inspiring modern lodge decor. With 40,000 square feet of space that includes 10 flexible meetings rooms and a 10,000-square-foot ballroom to make any event shine.

DOWNTOWN - EAST VILLAGE DISTRICT

This versatile two-room venue is ideal for private parties, corporate events and receptions. The venue consists of 2 large warehouse style rooms, approximately 3,000 square feet each. Rooms can be rented together or separately.

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THE BROADWAY

720 S. Kenosha Tulsa, OK 74120

918-592-2211

thebroadwaytulsa.com

DOWNTOWN

PEARL

OK 74120

thepearldistrictbuilding.com

DOWNTOWN -

PEARL DISTRICT

The Pearl is the perfect back drop for every occasion. Built in the early 30’s our 7,000 sq. foot renovated factory is the perfect blend of urban industrial elegance for your wedding or event.

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THE SILO CENTER

4501 West 41st Street

Tulsa, OK 74107

918-447-1493

thesilotulsa.com

THE TAULCOY ROOM

1350 S Boulder Ave

Tulsa, OK 74119

918-926-0879

taulcoyroom.com

With soaring ceilings, rich textures and an attached ballroom, the rustic charm of this location is perfect to host guests indoors and outdoors. The 65 acres of Redberry Farm’s property includes the Silo Event Center and Cedar Rock Inn Bed & Breakfast.

Located in the historic International Plaza, the Taulcoy Room includes 6,000 square feet of rental space to host your most elegant events.

TULSA AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM & PLANETARIUM

3624 North 74th East Ave

Tulsa, OK 74115

918-834-9900

tulsamuseum.org

TULSA BOTANIC GARDEN

3900 Tulsa Botanic Dr Tulsa, OK 74127

918-289-0330

tulsabotanic.org

Have your very own night at the museum among vintage and modern day aircraft inside the exhibit hall. Guests will feel like a star under a 50-foot dome in the planetarium. Or, host a unique experience inside the cabin of the MD-80 airplane.

The Tulsa Botanic Garden is a 170 acres botanical garden under development at 3900 Tulsa Botanic Drive, approximately 8 miles northwest of downtown Tulsa, in Osage County, Oklahoma.

TULSA CHILDREN’S MUSEUM DISCOVERY LAB

560 N Maybelle Ave

Tulsa, OK 74127

918-295-8144

discoverylab.org

Discovery Lab offers an environment where fun and education meet hands-on. Multidisciplinary experiences encourage skill development and support current classroom curricula with Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) content.

TULSA CITY-COUNTY CENTRAL LIBRARY

400 Civic Center

Tulsa, OK 74103

918-549-7323

tulsalibrary.org/locations/central

The Central Library includes 16 meeting spaces: Aaronson Auditorium (seats 200), Children’s Storytime Meeting Room (seats 52), Computer Lab (seats 31), eight small study rooms, four large study rooms (each seats 10) and Future Lab (seats 127)

TULSA GARDEN CENTER

2435 South Peoria Avenue Tulsa, OK 74114

918-576-5155

tulsagardencenter.com

The historic Italian Renaissance building built in 1919, offers over six different rooms. The mansion consists of three floors. With ornate ceilings, chandeliers, marble and hardwood floors, the mansion requires little garnish to make your dreams come true.

TULSA HISTORICAL SOCIETY & MUSEUM

2445 South Peoria Tulsa, OK 74114

918-712-9484

tulsahistory.org

TULSA LITTLE THEATRE

1511 S Delaware Ave Tulsa, OK 74104

918-749-0020

tulsalittletheatre.com

Contemporary architecture with historic Tulsa memorabilia combine for unique ambiance. State-of-the-art A/V room perfect for business meetings, plus two rooms ideal for medium to large receptions. The main hall has a park view k with an area for dancing under a skylight.

Restored 1932 theater now hosting concerts & locally produced plays, as well as private events.

TULSA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

110 East 2nd Street Tulsa, OK 74103 918-596-7122 tulsapac.com

Features a variety of spaces, from the 2,365-seat auditorium to three other theatres offering seating for up to 437. The pavilion features a 3,000-sq.-ft. hall with high, coffered ceilings enhanced by 12 chandeliers and three full-length windows overlooking a lush garden area.

TULSA TECHNOLOGY CENTER–BROKEN ARROW

4000 West Florence Street Broken Arrow, OK 74011

918-828-4016

tulsatech.edu/broken-arrow

TULSA THEATER

105 Reconciliation Way Tulsa, OK 74101

918-582-7239

bradytheater.com

Established in 1983, and renovated in January 2011, the 53acre Broken Arrow Campus has 362,698 sq. ft. of classrooms, laboratories and shops. The campus features a wide variety of meeting rooms for public use, including a 330 seat auditorium.

Referred to as Western Classic Revival design, this venue was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. The auditorium was originally completed in 1914 and now has modern amenities.

TULSA ZOO AND LIVING MUSEUM

6421 East 36th Street North Tulsa, OK 74115

918-669-6600

tulsazoo.org

Indoor options include an event center and an auditorium. For an unforgettable experience, consider the outdoor Giraffe Deck where you can see eye-to-eye with the animals, Sea Lion Cove, or the Rhino Reserve. Additional scenic grassy areas available, too.

TULSA’S INCREDIBLE PIZZA COMPANY

8314 E 71st St. Tulsa, OK 74133

918-221-6893

incrediblepizza.com

Family and friends can enjoy such activities as go-karts, laser tag, trampolines, bumper cars, glow golf, mini bowling, and more.

TULSATECH OWASSO CONFERENCE CENTER

10800 N 140th E Ave

Owasso, OK 74055

918-828-5000

tulsatech.edu/owasso-campus

Tulsa Tech’s Owasso Campus is a state-of-the-art, 256,000 square feet energy efficient facility with classrooms, laboratories, which includes a 51,000 square feet Conference Center for public use and student-training.

UNION MULTIPURPOSE ACTIVITY CENTER (UMAC)

6836 South Mingo Road

Tulsa, OK 74136

918-459-3352

unionps.org/umac/

The Union Multipurpose Activity Center (or UMAC) is a multipurpose arena with 2,900 permanent seats that can host concerts, trade shows, conventions, and other events. It boasts 27,400 sq. ft., six concession stands and 14 restrooms.

VANTREASE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FOR EDUCATION

10300 E 81st St.

Tulsa, OK 74133

918-595-7777

The VanTrease PACE houses two performances spaces, its Main Stage (1,467 capacity) and the Studio Theatre, a flexible space where many of the TCC theatre productions are performed.

tulsacc.edu/campus-locations/vantrease-pace

WELLTOWN BREWING

114 W Archer St.

Tulsa, OK 74103

918-221-8893

welltownbrewing.com

All ages are invited to give the taproom games a try, or unwind on the outdoor patio. On the rooftop, the 21+ crowd can sunbathe and sip beside the Tulsa skyline with NutTown Brown Ales and Caribbean Queen Stouts in hand.

WEST MAIN EVENT CENTER

1011 W Main St Collinsville, OK 74021

918-284-7470

westmaineventcenter.com

WHITE HOUSE MANSION

1 W 81st Street Tulsa, OK 74132

918-313-0808

whitehousemansiontulsa.com

WILLOW CREEK MANSION

1004 South Main Street

Broken Arrow, OK 74012

918-258-0400

willowcreekmansion.com/events

WOODY GUTHRIE CENTER

102 Reconciliation Way

Tulsa, OK 74103

918-574-2710

woodyguthriecenter.org

Featuring over 4,000 square feet of event space, a kitchen, and two dressing rooms, the West Main Center can accommodate up to 300 guests (200 table seating)

A 10,000-sq.-ft. charming, historic mansion with a gorgeous ballroom, covered deck, and beautiful Antiquary Fiesta plaza offering flexible catering options and abundant onsite parking. Perfect for indoor and outdoor events.

Built in 1904, the historic Willow Creek Mansion exudes Victorian charm. The ancient oaks on the grounds offer the perfect canopy for outdoor events ,while the elegant Grand Ballroom is climate-controlled and is perfect for any occasion.

A museum and center for inspiration, the Woody Guthrie Center offers three spaces: the temporary gallery is perfect for catered receptions, the classroom accommodates group meetings, and the theater is an intimate space for performances or presentations.

Guthrie Green

WITH LIMITED TIME IN TULSA, HERE ARE THE

top spots

YOU HAVE TO VISIT.

Life on Tulsa Time is a dream, but dreams can be fleeting. While you’re here, these are the some of the most attractive attractions Tulsa proudly offers. So dream big, and enjoy that Tulsa Time.

Mentioned in TIME Magazine’s ‘World’s Greatest Places of 2019’ and simultaneously deemed as USA Today’s ‘Best New Attraction’ of 2019, THE GATHERING PLACE (Tulsa) is an imaginative riverside park that beckons to be explored. From trails to gardens, playgrounds to boat ponds, skateparks to sports courts, cafes to restaurants, along with events that are programmed yearround, The Gathering Place is truly a place to gather for everyone. Equally awe-inducing is the PHILBROOK MUSEUM OF ART. The former home of a prominent Tulsa oilman, this Italian Renaissance villa-turned-art-museum is breathtaking. If you can peel your eyes from the enchanting architecture and gardens, you’ll find that within Philbrook’s walls is an impressive collection encompassing art of Native American, American, European, Modern and Contemporary Art and Design, African, Asian, and Antiquity origins.

Even with a busy schedule, there are sights all over Tulsa ideal for a quick stop to add a dash of excitement to your day. ORU’S Praying Hands sculpture (a sight that you can see even when your flight is touching down in Tulsa) is a grand display of bronze work that weighs in at 30 tons and towers above at 60 feet tall! Another giant that calls Tulsa home is the GOLDEN DRILLER that stands guard to EXPO SQUARE (Tulsa). The golden oilman whose arm rests atop a real Oklahoma

oil derrick is the 6th tallest statue and the tallest free-standing statue in the nation, coming in at a whopping 75 feet tall! Other attractions are less about what you can see and more about what you can hear, such as the enigma that is the Center of the Universe located on a pedestrian bridge downtown. A hidden gem for newcomers to Tulsa, simply stand in the concrete circle at the apex of the bridge and speak to experience a sonic vortex of mystery that has puzzled those who have tried to solve it! For fans of street art, you must keep an eye out for the various murals scattered all across town, from colorful and interpretive buffaloes to an imposing Woody Guthrie clutching his machine that kills fascists.

If you’ve got the shopping bug and are looking to bring some Tulsa flair back home, the best place to start is at BUCK ATOMS COSMIC CURIOS on 66! At this quirky boutique, you’ll be greeted by the friendly space cowboy muffler man, Buck, and find an endless collection of Tulsa and

The Gathering Place

Route 66-themed knick-knacks that make for the perfect memento for you or a loved one! You may even make your way over to the vibrant ROSE DISTRICT in Broken Arrow, where roses adorn the walkable downtown that is home to boutiques, a performance art center, a library, a paint & sip, a bookstore, a tea room, a brewery, savory restaurants, a museum and unique event venues!

Other exciting attractions are just on the horizon, such as GREENWOOD RISING (coming to Tulsa in May 2021) and the OKPOP MUSEUM (coming to Tulsa in 2022). Greenwood Rising, a project led by the Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission, will be a museum featuring several interactive exhibits that serve to inform, educate, and prompt conversation around the devastating 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and what it means today. The OKPOP Museum, nicknamed the “Crossroads of Creativity”, will focus on the many cultural influencers hailing from Oklahoma in the worlds of music, film, TV, theatre, pop art, comic books, literature and humor. n

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Philbrook Museum

Woody Guthrie Mural

The Rose District in Broken Arrow

family fun

Whether it’s cutting loose with games, participating in funyet-educational activities, or just breathing in some fresh air, Tulsa is a city that doesn’t cut corners when it comes to offering all-ages fun for the whole family.

Itching for some action? At CLIMB TULSA, over 20,000 square feet of climbing walls for top rope, auto-belay and bouldering are available to test your climbing skills-no matter your skill level! If heights aren’t your thing, MAIN EVENT in Jenks offers arcade games, billiards, laser tag, bowling, mini-golf, karaoke and more for an eclectic day of fun! On warmer days, you and your family will

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love exploring SAFARI JOE’S H20 WATER & ADVENTURE PARK, where wave pools and water slides meet iguanas and other critters for a truly unique experience (and don’t worry, the animals have their own place to play)!

Waterpark goers aren’t the only aquatic life inhabiting Tulsa. Those with a nagging curiosity about marine life should head to the OKLAHOMA AQUARIUM. The creatures that call our world’s mysterious and vast waters home are represented in full here, including the young-at-heart alligator snapping turtle named Grandpa, who is estimated to have been born in 1898, roughly 9 years before Oklahoma was even a state! You will also have the opportunity to see the world’s largest bull shark collection, viewable from a transparent tunnel where the creatures that inspired Jaws circle around you. If that’s not enough, make your way over to the 85 sprawling acres of the TULSA ZOO located in one of the largest municipal parks in the United States! With 12 exhibits of close to 426 species of animals, you can explore and learn more about the animal kingdom in its full glory.

Other fun and educational opportunities can be found in the TULSA CHILDREN’S MUSEUM DISCOVERY LAB and the TULSA AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM & PLANETARIUM. At the Discovery Lab, unique programming encourages kids to develop their creativity, critical-thinking, problem-solving and collaboration skills. These skills are put to use in the Discovery Lab’s workshop, where families can play and design using “real stuff”. At the Tulsa Air and Space Museum, you can check out the historical exhibits such as Bill Pogue’s space-flown astronaut suit or the last B-24 built for World War II, while also engaging in hands-on activities like manipulating a space shuttle robotic arm! The planetarium presents the opportunity to watch an immersive screening of full-dome videos, and on select nights, even experience live star tours of the night sky!

Of course, time is always well spent in Mother Nature, and Tulsa is a city that prides itself on its green space. The Gathering Place is a 100-acre example of this! Aside from the vast amounts of year-round recreational space that

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Tulsa Zoo Nature Exchange

Tulsa Zoo Leopard

the GATHERING PLACE offers, the whimsical park also hosts frequent and robust educational programming for all ages. THE TULSA

BOTANICAL GARDENS is another colorful landscape ripe for exploration. The family will love the Children’s Discovery Garden, an experiencebased learning area where a 15-foot stone face emanates a spring from its mouth that cascades through a lush assortment of greenery. If the family is feeling extra adventurous and in search of a hike, both the OXLEY NATURE CENTER and the TURKEY MOUNTAIN URBAN WILDERNESS TRAILS are great ways to escape the city without ever leaving it. The Oxley Nature Center is around 804 acres (compared to Central Park in NYC at 843 acres) that accommodates 9 miles of trails where you can see 700 different species of plants. The Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Trails extend out from the River Parks trails into 300 acres of undeveloped land. At the trailhead, you can even witness an unrivaled view of the Tulsa skyline from afar! n

Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Trails

Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium

Want to wow a client over a meal or coffee? Here’s what we suggest:

dining

Arecent Business.org article validated a well-known truth for Tulsans, asserting that Tulsa is the 22nd most food-obsessed city in the United States! No matter what part of Tulsa or its surrounding areas you find yourself in, you can rest assured that you’ll be able to find a plethora of diverse and savory tastes that make Tulsa a culinary utopia.

As your feet grace the streets of our beloved downtown area, you’ll find remnants of Boomtown Tulsa in the extensive amount of art deco architecture. Behind these lustrous facades, however, Tulsa also had a bootlegging past where flappers and sheiks alike would flock to speakeasies in droves. A hundred years later, you can enjoy high-class fare in a speakeasy setting without worry of law enforcement, whether it’s BULL IN THE ALLEY (Tulsa), where you enter through a plain green door in an alley with a

small metal bull hanging over it into an ambiance complete with live piano music and food that tastes as immaculate as it looks, or NOLA’S CREOLE & COCKTAILS (Tulsa), serving authentic cajun favorites paired with all the classic prohibition-era cocktails. If you’re looking for variety, THE CHALKBOARD (Tulsa), connected to the historic AMBASSADOR HOTEL (Tulsa), has an extensive menu that spans the spectrum of breakfast, lunch, dinner, and of course, brunch! The Chalkboard also frequently hosts events that feature the best Tulsa has to offer in terms of local breweries, wineries and musicians, all of which you can enjoy on their outdoor patio space.

Other elevated dining options in a more casual atmosphere include POLO GRILL (Tulsa) and STONEHORSE CAFE (Tulsa), both of which are in Utica Square, Tulsa’s iconic, outdoor shopping center. Polo Grill offers deluxe, light lunch options but doesn’t disappoint with hearty dinner

options as well. At Stonehorse Cafe, a seasonal menu ensures that there is always something new and exciting to try. Even their meatloaf is delicious! If you’re in search of both surf and turf, MAHOGANY PRIME STEAKHOUSE (Tulsa) delivers on both ends and even tops the experience off with an impressive selection of fine wine. If you prefer your wine with Mediterranean fare, then you’ll want to make your way to WATER’S EDGE WINERY & BISTRO (Broken Arrow), an urban winery where you can order affordable flights of wine and even have custom labels made for bottles you want to take home! Last but certainly not least, you might consider trying Tulsa’s only authentic Caribbean food at SISSEROU’S (Tulsa), a restaurant that coaxes you in with island music and colorful decor and makes you stay for Dominicainspired foods with jerk seasoning galore!

As Anthony Bourdain reminded us, “What nicer thing can you do for somebody than make them

breakfast? Eateries in Tulsa like DILLY DINER (Tulsa) and TOAST (Broken Arrow) add substance to this argument, quite literally. At Dilly Diner, it comes in the form of their hearty gourmet sandwiches made from locally-made bread and allnatural meats. At Toast, it comes in the form of their green chile breakfast burritos and their specials that vary every day!

Looking to just get caffeinated? The beans of Tulsa’s coffee scene are not to be taken lightly (unless you mean light roast coffee)! TOPECA (Tulsa) & DOUBLESHOT (Tulsa) are both local roasters of the highest esteem. In a pinch, you might visit one of Topeca’s three locations in town. The awardwinning, international company that is one of the first “farm-to-cup” companies in the world isn’t a terrible choice. Alternatively, DoubleShot is an ideal meeting space with its extensive log-cabin-like location, serving fantastic espresso and some of the freshest coffee in town. n

AFTER HOURS hot spots

Looking for a fun after-hour networking spot? Luckily, in Tulsa, there are places for everyone to blow off steam.

There’s nothing to raise your spirits like... well, spirits! From dive bars to more upscale establishments to something in between, Tulsa is abundant with atmospheres to accommodate any occasion. At VALKYRIE (Tulsa), you’ll be met with a classy, cozy vibe that’s free of pretension. Their award-winning bar staff “playfully serves serious drinks” and will even curate a special-made cocktail adjusted for your tastes. What’s more, the bar is even a former location pictured in a scene in the 1983 Francis Ford Coppola film, Rumble Fish! If you like your liquor with a caffeinated twist, you must make a trip to HODGE’S BEND (Tulsa), a coffee bar that retains all the charm of a 1940’s cafe. Creative takes on classic cocktails are a staple here, such as their Tobacco Old-Fashioned.

For a more casual indoor/outdoor atmosphere with a plethora of microbrews, head over to 473 BAR & BACKYARD (Tulsa) in the Kendall-Whittier District, one of Tulsa’s most charming areas.

Like to enjoy a view and maybe just a bit of vertigo while you sip? Tulsa’s got you covered. Six floors up from the ground level of Hotel Indigo is where you’ll find ROOF 66 (Tulsa). Offering both craft cocktails and a casual happy hour, it’s an ideal place to cap off or initiate a night of festivities with a spellbinding view of the Tulsa skyline. If microbrewed craft beer is more your style, you’ll be happy to know that WELLTOWN BREWERY (Tulsa) is just a jump, skip, and several hops away. From citrusy IPAs to complex stouts to their own signature Mexican lager, Welltown Brewery has something for everyone, all of which you can enjoy on their elevated outdoor patio with another enchanting view of the city. THE ROOFTOP

Every group has an after-hour spot. Here’s where to go.

Welltown Brewing

(Broken Arrow) is another spot to enjoy a brew with a view, and maybe even chow down on some of their flatbread pizzas as you overlook the beautiful Rose District of Broken Arrow.

No one is ever too old for games, and there’s always space for adults to play in Tulsa. You might spend some of your spare time at DUST BOWL (Tulsa), where there’s no famine to be found as you snack and enjoy libations in a retro bowling setting. If you prefer birdies to strikes, the GOLFSUITES in Jenks offers climate-controlled suites with technology that allows you to play on a variety of simulated golf courses, all while near the beautiful Jenks Riverwalk. If you’re feeling extra lucky, you may find yourself at one of the area’s many luxurious casinos in HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINO (Catoosa), OSAGE CASINO HOTEL (Tulsa), or RIVER SPIRIT CASINO RESORT (Tulsa).

Music junkies will be elated to hear that Tulsa’s music scene is novel, historic and thriving. Rolling Stone has even deemed it “the next Austin” (although folks around here would dispute that Tulsa is the next Tulsa). While larger venues such as the CAIN’S BALLROOM, the TULSA THEATER and the BOK CENTER have hosted some of the best acts in the country and the world, Tulsa is rife with bustling smaller venues that host amazing local talent such as MAGGIE’S MUSIC BOX (Jenks) and Mercury Lounge. Inspired by J.J. Cale’s song, Magnolia, Maggie’s Music Box is a brand new venue that doubles as a rum bar & cantina with live original music and is owned by longtime venue owners and fans of the Tulsa music scene. While the owners would say that “this bar sucks”, MERCURY LOUNGE is Tulsa’s most welcoming dive bar boasting an ambitious schedule of a variety of local musicians on tap almost every night! n

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SYMBOLISM

The blue field symbolizes the Arkansas River, and the many resources it has provided throughout our history and today.

The horizontal line represents the 1901 discovery of oil, the “black gold” that brought substantial growth and commerce to this land.

A FLAG FOR THE PEOPLE

The beige field represents the warmth and community commonly found in Tulsa.

The shield represents the Native American tribes forced to relocate to this region. It is also a nod to the Oklahoma state flag.

Within the shield, the red circle represents the blood shed and lives lost during the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre that destroyed Black Wall Street, the most prosperous African American community in the country.

The beige star at the center represents Tulsa’s bright future. A nod to Tulsa’s Art Deco architecture, it shows that we heal from past wounds and continue to flourish as an icon of a uniquely American city.

FLAG DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

In 2017, a group of private citizens organized an effort to design a new flag for the city of Tulsa. The effort, called the Tulsa Flag Project, received nearly 400 design submissions, of which three were

chosen as finalists. Of the more than 8,000 votes cast by citizens on these finalists, 51% were for the winning design. Local citizens and businesses have widely embraced the design, and it is flown throughout Tulsa.