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Learn to Throw Axes Safely at a Beginner Session in Tulsa
Some of the most memorable Oklahoma outings start with a plain door and a simple question: what happens in there? Picture a room where a coach shows you how to stand, hold, and throw, and then you get a chance to try it yourself. It is a hands-on skill night...
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LIFE Senior Services offering free Medicare Assistance
TULSA, Okla. — Medicare Open Enrollment has begun and LIFE Senior Services wants to make sure you are getting overage that works best for you. The organization is offering free Medicare assistance to help people compare plans and understand their options that could lead to them saving money. "You...
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Salvation Army Angel Tree program returns to Tulsa for holidays
TULSA, Okla. - The holiday season is approaching, and the Salvation Army is preparing to bring back its annual Angel Tree program, which helps provide Christmas gifts to families and seniors in need across the Tulsa area. The program’s grand opening is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 6, at noon at...
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Living Arts of Tulsa celebrates Dia de los Muertos
TULSA, Okla. — Living Arts of Tulsa is celebrating Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, with the opening of their altar exhibition. The holiday honors friends and family who have passed away. People from the community will have altar to remember their loved ones. During the festival, they will also have a blessing of the altars.
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Sensory Sensitive Santa Events in Tulsa
These events invite children and their families to visit Santa in a more relaxed, sensory-friendly environment. If you know of other events we can add to this list, please email details to tara.rittler@tulsakids.com. Sensory Sensitive Santa Meet and Greet. When: Nov. 14, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Where: Arts@302, 302 S. Main...
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Route 66 art exhibit opens at Mother Road Market
A new participatory artwork exhbit focused on the Route 66 centennial launched Friday at Mother Road Market. The Route 66: Lost, Found Office is a project by Senior Audience Development Lead at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History Adam Rozan. With the help of an entire program of University of Tulsa students, the exhibit invited the public to donate found objects related to the history of Route 66.
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Vision Arts 8 offers up to $50,000 per project for Tulsa-based arts proposals
TULSA, Okla. — The City of Tulsa's Office of Public Art & Community Partnerships (OPACP), in partnership with the Tulsa Arts Commission, announced the eighth cycle of Vision Arts grants, with $150,000 available to support innovative arts and cultural projects across Tulsa. "Vision Arts is an opportunity to invest...