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Kansas set to perform at Hard Rock Casino on Feb. 4
TULSA, Okla. — American rock band Kansas will be performing at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Tulsa on Feb. 4, 2027. The concert will begin at 8:00 p.m. and be held on the Hard Rock Live stage. The band released its first album in 1974 and has...
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The Pumpkin Project: Spreading the joy of Halloween to homebound Tulsans
The Wesley Foundation hosts their third annual Pumpkin Project, painting pumpkins for the homebound. On Tuesday, Oct. 6, the Wesley Foundation hosted their third annual Pumpkin project outside of their building. People from all backgrounds, whether they were active members of the group, people looking to serve their community or students simply looking for a fun break from studying, gathered to eat smores and paint pumpkins for homebound Tulsans.
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Sooner SkyFire Showdown returns to Muskogee
MUSKOGEE, Okla. - Fireworks, drones and pyrotechnic displays will light up the sky Saturday as the second annual Sooner SkyFire Showdown takes place at Love Hatbox Field in Muskogee. The free event begins with gates opening at 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10, with the main show beginning at dark. Billed...
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Hawk Dairies building in Tulsa designated to National Register of Historic Places
The distinctive Hawks Dairies building on the 11th Street alignment of Route 66 was recently added to the National Register of Historic Places. The designation became effective on Oct. 5, according to an email from the National Park Service that administers the program. According to Historic Tulsa, the Hawks Dairies...
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Legendary rock band’s drummer hospitalized ahead of New England shows
The drummer of a legendary rock band was sent to the hospital a month before the group is set to perform in Massachusetts. Journey drummer Deen Castronovo was hospitalized following a medical emergency that occurred during the band's concert at BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma Thursday night. Castronovo left the...
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Oaklawn Cemetery excavation uncovers 26 unrecorded graves, work continues
TULSA, Okla. - Archaeologists have documented 26 previously unmarked and unrecorded graves during the current season of excavations at Oaklawn Cemetery in Tulsa. Crews are continuing their search in additional areas, including beneath a recently removed sidewalk. Excavation expands beyond cemetery fence line. Crews have been using a backhoe to...
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North Tulsa families celebrate fall at free pumpkin patch event in Hawthorne Park
TULSA, Okla. — Northside Neighbors brought the fun of pumpkin patches to Hawthorne Park over the weekend. Northside Neighbors hosted the Northside Pumpkin Farm on Friday and Saturday. The free event was open to the community and was designed to usher in the fall season. “Historically, North Tulsa families...
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Ella Langley Almost Canceled Another Show After Terrifying Security Threat: 'I'm Not Gonna Live in Fear'
Ella Langley says that it was her decision to cancel her Tulsa, Okla. show after receiving a 'serious security threat' at the venue. At a show in Lubbock on Saturday, she told the crowd she stood by that decision, and admitted that the incident was so terrifying, she almost canceled the following night's show.
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Locally made short film accepted into Austin Film Festival
TULSA, Okla. - A Tulsa native is gracing the film festival circuit’s silver screen at the end of the month. Johnny Polygon stars in I Used To Be Famous, a short film about a recovering rock star, which has now been accepted into the 2026 Austin Film Festival. The film draws on Polygon’s own experiences with addiction and recovery, which he co-wrote with the film’s director Amandela Perry-Williams. The film was shot entirely in Tulsa using local cast and crew.
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Tulsa theater company reimagines classic 'Anne of Green Gables'
TULSA, Okla. — A familiar literary classic is returning to the Tulsa stage with a different perspective as local theater company Pembroke Players brings its original adaptation of Anne of Green Gables back to the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. The production runs October 8 through October 25 and puts...
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Cherokee Nation awards top honors at 21st annual Cherokee Art Market
TULSA, Okla. – In celebration of Native American art, the 21st annual Cherokee Art Market returns to Tulsa Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa. As one of the largest Native American Art Markets in the state, the juried market...
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KMOD’s ‘Phil & Brent’ Set for 2027 Oklahoma Hall Of Fame Induction.
Longtime Tulsa personalities “Phil & Brent,” Phil Stone and Brent Douglas, will be inducted into the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 2027. The duo spent nearly 27 years entertaining Oklahoma listeners as hosts of the KMOD “Morning Zoo,” building one of the state’s most successful and recognizable morning radio programs.
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'They stopped everything': Journey concert ends up in hospitalization, sources say
TULSA, Okla — TULSA, Okla. — On Thursday, the BOK Center was graced with the performances of iconic 80s rock band "Journey". However, witnesses say it wasn't all smooth sailing. Jose Bamaca is the owner of 918 Maples Tacos and said he’s wanted to attend a Journey concert...
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Ella Langley Addresses Bomb Threat That Led to Show Cancellation: ‘A Concert’s Not Worth a Human Life’
Ella Langley returned to the stage in Lubbock, Texas, Saturday night (Oct. 10) after canceling Friday’s concert in Tulsa, Okla., due to a security threat that had been called in ahead of the event. Ella Langley Cancels Oklahoma Concert Hours Before Showtime Citing ‘Serious Security Threat’ Though local law enforcement swept Tulsa’s BOK Center and its surroundings and determined the threat was not credible on Friday, the show was still called off. Langley explained why that decision was made on Saturday in Lubbock. “When it comes to keeping you safe, and making sure that this show is a safe place for us to come and enjoy our music, it will happen. But the second it feels like it’s not, I’m not doing it. I’m not doing it because a concert’s not worth a human life. It’s not,” Langley said, as seen in a fan-filmed video clip from Saturday’s show at United Supermarkets Arena. “I would’ve made yesterday’s decision 10 billion times over. I would have,” she added. The “Choosin’ Texas” hitmaker — her single holds the record for the most weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 — continued to address the situation for a couple more minutes