The best things to do in Tulsa County

“Broken Arrow Lanes is that reliable, no-fuss 36-lane spot for league nights, casual frames, and kid birthdays, with an arcade, snack bar, and a legit pro shop to tweak your roll. When you need a low-stress hang that still feels like an outing, this place delivers.”

From the Broken Arrow newsletter, October 7, 2026

“Indian Springs Country Club is your family-friendly home-away-from-home in BA, with two 18-hole courses spread over 400 rolling acres, a lively tennis and pickleball scene, a three-pool complex with lightning-fast slides, plus Fazio Grill and Rivermill Pub keeping the social calendar packed. Worth a look this week.”

From the Broken Arrow newsletter, October 4, 2026

“Magical Claws is a family-friendly Tulsa arcade built around legit-good claw machines, with token-based play, constantly rotating prizes, and a plushie trade-up that lets little wins become big cuddly trophies. Planning a birthday or team hang? Their private party setup keeps the tokens flowing and the kids wide-eyed.”

From the Owasso newsletter, September 24, 2026

“Sneak in a serious practice session or a laid-back round that ends with something good from the clubhouse this week. Cedar Ridge Country Club pairs a best-in-class golf and practice facility with lively, member-driven dining and events. It feels like home, just with better greens.”

From the Broken Arrow newsletter, October 2, 2026

“TeeTime Golf gives you a private, self-serve TrackMan studio and gym where it's just you, the numbers, and your swing, so you can grind without the bar-scene chaos. B. Golf putter fittings.”

From the Broken Arrow newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Andy B's is the Tulsa go-to when you need fun that scales to the whole crew, with bowling (including luxe VIB lanes), axe throwing, duckpin, a fresh arcade, laser tag, and go-karts. Round it out with shareable eats, burgers, and pizza, then call it a win.”

From the Tulsa newsletter, September 6, 2026

“Family-friendly chain offering a sports-bar-style setting for American food & arcade games.”

“The Xcapery Escape Rooms Inc blends private, story-driven Tulsa themes with mini glow golf and a chill lounge vibe, plus beer and wine for the grown-ups. Round up your crew for VIP-style sessions like The Philtower Mystery, Diamond Heist, or Escape Chernobyl, then argue about who actually saved the day.”

From the Tulsa newsletter, September 9, 2026

“The Cave House has been the city’s favorite what’s-inside mystery for years, and you can actually step in. Book an appointment tour to wander its whimsical rooms and hear the backstory, a quirky, only-in-Tulsa reset when your week needs a little wonder.”

From the Tulsa newsletter, October 1, 2026

“Let the kids burn energy in the fountain and splash pad while you catch up with a coffee and a little people-watching, because Rose District Splash Pad reliably turns sticky Oklahoma afternoons into bearable ones. Quick stop, easy smiles, and the kind of simple fun you remember.”

From the Broken Arrow newsletter, September 19, 2026

“Whether you’re craving something explodey or a feel-good laugh, Eton Square Cinema keeps the new releases close to home with friendly service and that classic popcorn you swear tastes better here. Planning a crew night this week or a birthday? Their private showings make it ridiculously easy to take over a screen.”

From the Tulsa newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“From kid-friendly escape rooms and glow-in-the-dark Nerf wars to a cathartic Rage Room, paint splatter art, mini golf, soccer pool, and axe throwing, Jack Of All Games is the chaos buffet you need this week. Round up friends, pick a vibe, and let the laughs happen.”

From the Broken Arrow newsletter, September 27, 2026

“Whether you're sneaking in an evening bucket or chasing birdies, LaFortune Park Golf Course brings Tulsa golfers two 18-hole options, including a lighted par-3, plus a lighted driving range and lessons. Friendly vibe, smooth greens, and plenty of ways to play. Make this week your tee time.”

From the Tulsa newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.”

“Casual restaurant featuring bowling, laser tag and arcade games alongside an American menu.”

“Broken Arrow Golf Course brings affordable championship golf to a relaxed, family-friendly setting, with programs and events that make it just as easy to chase a personal best midweek as to turn Saturday into a small victory parade. Craving that country-in-the-city reset without leaving BA, this is it.”

From the Broken Arrow newsletter, September 28, 2026

“Circle Cinema is Tulsa’s nonprofit movie house keeping independent, arthouse, and festival films on the big screen inside a lovingly preserved 1928 theater with a rotating art gallery. Expect smart series, community events, and the occasional deep-cut classic that makes you text a friend mid-credits.”

From the Tulsa newsletter, September 8, 2026

“Lit'l Links Golf Club is a legit local upgrade when you want quick rounds that still sharpen your game. An 18-hole par-3 with laser-measured yardages, freshly renovated Bermuda greens, a well-lit driving range facing east, plus year-round PGA instruction and custom club fitting... weekend dialed.”

From the Broken Arrow newsletter, September 26, 2026

“Ready to swap errands for a few buttery irons this week? Battle Creek Golf Club plays like your friendly home course with a unique layout, crisp conditions, and a practice setup that actually helps, so bring a buddy, chase some pars, then celebrate at the clubhouse.”

From the Broken Arrow newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Broken Arrow Golf And Athletic Club keeps it local with affordable championship golf and a relaxed, country-in-the-city vibe worth a visit this week. Membership options go big, including Platinum perks like unlimited golf with carts, range balls, pools, fitness, a 10,200 sq. ft.”

From the Broken Arrow newsletter, October 12, 2026

“Public golf course featuring 18 holes, plus a driving range, putting green, and a grill.”

“Whether you’re grinding on your swing or just chasing a fun night with the crew, Elysian Bay Golf packs four TrackMan iO bays, a laid-back Caribbean-inspired lounge vibe, and options for leagues, lessons, and private parties. Perfect for Broken Arrow golfers who want real reps without the Oklahoma wind.”

From the Tulsa newsletter, October 7, 2026

“Whether you want a full 18 with friends or just a focused range session, Page Belcher Golf Course delivers 36 holes across Stone Creek and Olde Page, solid practice facilities, and PGA pro instruction. It’s Tulsa golf that fits your week... swing by and sharpen that short game.”

From the Tulsa newsletter, August 22, 2026

“When the forecast turns spicy, Mohawk Park Splash Pad is the set-it-and-forget-it way to let kids sprint through sprays while you actually finish a conversation. It’s a Tulsa Parks favorite for simple summer fun, no floats or logistics required, just pure splashy relief.”

From the Tulsa newsletter, September 24, 2026

“Whether you crave classic, tree lined fairways, doglegs and bunkers, or the thrill of a closing three around the water, MeadowBrook Country Club delivers, plus clubhouse views with lunch, dinner or holiday brunches. Men's, Women's and Couples leagues keep Tulsa golfers playing and social.”

From the Tulsa newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Whether you want to stretch it out on Woodbine or go low on Pecan Valley, Mohawk Park Golf Course packs 36 holes of Bermuda fairways and greens, practice facilities, leagues, and lessons that keep the game fun for every skill level. Book a tee time, chase a personal best, then brag at the range.”

From the Tulsa newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Southern Hills Country Club is Tulsa’s home for a top 100 Championship Golf Course restored by Gil Hanse, host to 17 championships including the 2022 PGA. If you’re a member or lucky friend, make this the week for a tune-up at the Golf Performance Center and some indoor court tennis.”

From the Tulsa newsletter, October 13, 2026

“Large-scale indoor trampoline center hosting open jump, fitness classes, dodgeball & parties.”

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“, and MX4D. Pair the latest releases with made-to-order bites and a cocktail from the Marquee Bar, or swing by for trivia, bingo, or a private party.”

From the Tulsa newsletter, September 2, 2026