Events in Tulsa County today

Women age 50 and older work on basketball fundamentals and scrimmage 3-on-3, half court in the gym at Owen Park Community Center. Participants younger than 50 are also welcome. Bring a 28.5 basketball. There is no fee.

Each week features a new children's book followed by a craft connected to the story. This activity is designed for children ages 2 to 5. Registration is free and can be completed online or at the front desk of Nienhuis Park Community Center.

Celebrate the Halloween season at Tulsa International Airport with a special Storytime at the Airport. It begins with a reading presented by Tulsa City-County Library, followed by indoor trick-or-treating as airport tenants hand out candy throughout the terminal. Activities are centered in Schwab Hall near TSA. The event is free, no RSVP is required, and costumes are encouraged but not required. Free parking is available in the garage or the Economy Lot. The experience is open to children of all ages. Last year more than 200 children took part.

Enjoy a hands-on craft session where the project changes with the season. There is no cost to participate, and all materials are provided. Bring your imagination and create something fun. Recommended for ages 2 and up.

Co-hosted by Saint Francis Health System and Tulsa Rehabilitation Hospital, this support group offers a welcoming space for stroke survivors and their families to share experiences and find support. Meetings are held at Tulsa Rehabilitation Hospital, providing opportunities to connect with others who understand the recovery journey. For more information, contact SLoffer@tulsa-rehab.com.

Riftbound Nexus Night brings together fans of the League of Legends Unleashed Trading Card Game for casual play and a relaxed community hangout. This weekly meetup is free to attend. Participants can drop in when it works for them, find friendly matches, and connect with local TCG enthusiasts. New players can get help learning the basics, and seasoned players can try new deck builds against fresh opponents. Everyone who plays receives a complimentary Nexus Night Booster Pack.

This relaxed game night at Dragonslayer Games welcomes both newcomers and seasoned players. Participants can arrive or head out between rounds. Bring a favorite game from home or join whatever is already on the tables. The selection spans classic favorites and new titles, with options that range from long, epic sessions to quick card games.

A somatic get-down at GYPSY COFFEE HOUSE & CYBER CAFE' in Tulsa brings the community together to reconnect mind and body in a fun and caring atmosphere. The focus is on movement and groove, creating space to release stress by shaking, swaying, and moving side by side after the challenges of recent years.

Ascension St. John Rehabilitation Hospital of Owasso, an affiliate of Encompass Health, hosts a stroke support group held in the hospital’s therapy gym. It is open to patients as well as caregivers, and refreshments are provided. To RSVP, email courtney.bergman@encompasshealth.com, celia.fanchier@encompasshealth.com, or ellie.gaja@encompasshealth.com.

Create a sugar skull inspired artwork in a hands-on class that blends painting with upcycling. Participants will paint and repurpose materials to craft a meaningful piece that honors loved ones who have passed. Registration requires a prepaid fee of $85 to hold a spot. If attendance is not possible, the payment can be applied to a future class. To register, call (918) 798-5980.

A free yoga class led by instructor Sue Webb welcomes both beginners and experienced practitioners. Love offerings are accepted.

Thursday evenings at The Vault feature live music with guitarist Randy Wimer. His relaxed acoustic style covers a broad mix of songs, creating an easy backdrop for date nights, happy hour, or dinner with friends. At times a fellow local musician steps in, keeping the series fresh while preserving the same welcoming vibe. Enjoy signature cocktails made by hand and a chef-led menu in Tulsa’s notable midcentury modern setting, a carefully restored 1960s bank turned distinctive dining destination. Complimentary parking is available, and advance reservations are recommended.

Queer Crafters Club meets on Thursdays at the Dennis R Neill Equality Center in Tulsa for a welcoming crafting meetup that builds community through creativity. Participants can bring supplies like scissors, yarn, or a paintbrush and spend time making art alongside others.

This six week sensual bachata course is tailored for partners who want to deepen connection through movement and music. Each session builds smooth body motion, musicality, and clear lead and follow communication so you can dance together with comfort and style, even if you are brand new. Across the series you will learn solid basics and foundation steps, refine close partnership and flow, explore expressive elements like body rolls, waves, and dips, and develop a short routine you can enjoy beyond the studio. The curriculum is progressive, with each class building on the last to show real improvement and a shared skill to enjoy together. Class size is kept small for an intimate learning environment, and the format does not rotate partners. Advance registration is required and walk ins are not accepted.

Roll back the years at Throwback Thursday with roller skating set to favorites from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. Admission is $4, and skate rentals are available. The atmosphere is family friendly, whether you are skating with kids, spending time with friends, or revisiting past skating days to a nostalgic soundtrack. This themed night takes place each Thursday.

Experience a calming sound immersion with Sarah Maud and Tiffany Tran, featuring the resonant tones of drums, gongs, and shakers alongside the soothing frequencies of crystal and Tibetan singing bowls and gentle chimes. Sarah’s melismatic vocal toning sets a supportive atmosphere for deep relaxation. Attendance is limited to nine participants. Mats, eye masks, pillows, and blankets will be provided for comfort. The cost is $35 per person. Please bring water to enjoy after the sound bath.

This fall break play date offers time on a fully fenced playground with coffee and snacks, and it provides an easy way to connect with other local parents and caregivers.

Walk-ins are welcome. Spend time with dogs and get information about adopting, fostering, or volunteering.

A new two-day celebration of music, community, and Deadhead spirit rolls into Tulsa with night one at The Shrine. Inspired by a Jack Straw lyric about catching the first train to town, the evening features local Grateful Dead tribute bands Electric Okie Test and The Deadgummits. The broader weekend includes a Route 66 vendor market and other happenings that highlight the scene’s creativity and camaraderie. Tickets are $18 in advance and $20 the day of show.

Goodman Games takes the spotlight with a recurring Friday lineup. The first Friday features Dungeon Crawl Classics, the second focuses on X Crawl Classics, and the third highlights Mutant Crawl Classics. Details for the fourth Friday are on the way, and the fifth Friday remains a surprise.

Enjoy a Fall Break silent disco on a Tulsa patio with food and family fun. Complimentary headsets are available while supplies last. Returned sets are cleaned and put back into rotation so more people can take part. The WEL Bar will have drink specials all week.

Positively Grateful is an HIV-positive support group that offers a welcoming space for conversation, friendship, and encouragement. Gatherings include potluck meals, wellness tips, and opportunities to find support and promote awareness. It is independently organized and led by Positively Grateful and is hosted at the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center. Everyone is welcome.

Friday Night Magic is a weekly gathering for Magic: The Gathering players of all experience levels. Participants can bring a favorite deck, trade cards, and test strategies in a relaxed, welcoming setting with a focus on friendly competition. Entry is free, and prizes may include promos, store credit, or booster packs based on participation.

Friday Night Magic at Dragonslayer Games offers several ways to play. Casual Commander is free, and every participant receives a promo. The Marvel Draft has a $40 entry, with two Play Boosters per entry added to the prize pool, and first place earns a special card plus packs. Modern is $12, with two Play Boosters per entry going to prize support, and first place receives a special card and packs. Standard is $12, with two Play Boosters per entry added to prize support, and first place also gets a special card along with packs.

The Craft of Writing Conference marks its 10th year at Midtown Church of Christ.

An annual art market returns to Black Moth with 50 local artists and vendors, food trucks, live music, and more. Admission is free and the event is open to all ages.

Celebrate creativity at a family friendly arts and crafts festival featuring a wide variety of vendors, a petting zoo, inflatable attractions, and plenty of food. Expect a lively atmosphere with creative shopping and activities, offering plenty of fun for the whole family.

Galaxy Ball: Where Worlds Collide reshapes the Tulsa Air & Space Museum into a glittering cosmos of creativity and elegance. The celebration opens with the Galaxy Vendor Expo, a daytime marketplace showcasing authors, artists, costumers, designers, and other creators with work inspired by science fiction, fantasy, space exploration, and pop culture. Discover handcrafted pieces, imaginative stories, and distinctive merchandise, then take time to prepare for an elegant evening to follow. As night arrives, a black tie inspired reception unfolds among aircraft, exhibits, and celestial decor. VIP guests enjoy early entry, specialty curated food, custom cocktails at a dedicated open bar, access to social influencers, and a professional photography session. General admission follows, and the dance floor comes alive for an immersive celebration of music and movement. Whether in classic formalwear, fantastical couture, or a creative costume, every attendee becomes part of the spectacle. Highlights include costume contests, author giveaways, door prizes, and entertainment. The night wraps with memories that feel otherworldly. Tickets coming soon. Vendor application portal coming soon.

The 48th annual Brush Creek Bazaar family festival features dogs available for adoption, inflatable bouncers, a petting zoo, a pumpkin patch, live music, food, and activities for families, plus more to explore. It provides a friendly setting for all ages to enjoy entertainment and interactive fun.

The 2026 Oklahoma Youth Federation at Covenant Family Life Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma highlights a GPS check and a diaper drive, bringing these activities together under one roof.

A charity card show benefiting Edison eSports brings together sports and TCG across more than 60 tables. Vendor registration is available.

Geared to ages 6 to 12, this youth archery program builds confidence and competence with a compound bow through safe, correct instruction. Participants learn bow safety and strengthen hand-eye coordination, attentive listening, and the ability to follow directions, while also practicing responsibility, accountability, breathing and slowing techniques, teamwork, and leadership. Classes are held at Chandler Park Community Center. The cost is $10 per session, and Tulsa County Parks members attend at no charge. Please wear weather-appropriate clothing, closed-toe shoes, and secure long hair to keep it clear of the bow string.

Fans of tabletop role-playing games can gather at the Dennis R Neill Equality Center to meet new friends, explore different games, and add some fun to the weekend. This group meets on the first and third Saturday of each month. For questions or more information, contact okeqtulsattrpg@gmail.com.

An appointment is not required. Attendees can spend time with the dogs, pursue adoption, consider fostering, or learn about volunteer opportunities.

This walk-in clinic offers affordable care for pets with minor health needs. Services address common issues such as skin or ear infections, small wounds, allergies, and eye problems, with additional quick care options available. No appointment is required, and walk-ins are welcome during regular clinic hours.

Craft your own spiritual rattle at Innergistic while centering on a personal intention for meditation or healing. The class price is $45. RSVP by calling 918-455-0102.

Matinee skate sessions roll out every Saturday and Sunday, offering a simple, fun way to spend the weekend. Enjoy upbeat music and a welcoming vibe that makes it enjoyable for families. It is an easy afternoon outing, whether you plan to skate, hang out, or just get out of the house. Open to all ages, making it a great pick for a new weekend tradition.

Enjoy a relaxed happy hour in Downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma with drink and food specials.

Bike night offers a laid-back hangout with food, drinks, and games, plus tattoos, piercings, vendors, and more. Bring your crew for a social meetup.

Night Two of First Train to Tulsa centers on the music and community that grew around the Grateful Dead. The day starts with 66 Shakedown at Park Grove along Historic Route 66, where a vendor fair, an open stage, art, tie dye, vinyl, and food set an easygoing scene. As night falls, the celebration moves to The Shrine in Tulsa for live sets from Dead Shred and One Way Truckin. Tickets are $18 in advance and $20 on the day of the show. The weekend takes inspiration from a Jack Straw lyric about catching the first train to Tulsa and is presented by Deadhead Rev Production.

Attack of the Killer Mutant Leeches hits the stage at VFW Post 577 in Tulsa for a single-night engagement. Arriving just in time for spooky season, this live show offers audience interaction, concessions, and plenty of laughs. Tickets will be available soon.

Dean DeMerritt returns with a program of reimagined jazz-funk interpretations drawing from the music of Herbie Hancock, Cannonball Adderley, Roy Hargrove, Weather Report, and more. He is joined by Nick Mancini on vibraphone, Mike Cameron on saxophones, Scott McQuade on keyboards, and Josh Raymer on drums. This all-ages performance reflects DeMerritt’s broad grounding in jazz, blues, classical, rock, and country. Raised in Tulsa as the son of a jazz pianist, he learned standards while playing in his father’s band during high school, then studied classical and jazz bass at the University of Tulsa and earned a music degree.

RendevouX brings a night of dancing to Tulsa Elks Lodge, featuring classic rock and country favorites. Membership is not required to attend.

Discover Tulsa’s original haunted excursion on wheels, a flagship bus tour that many have tried to copy. Offered only in October and presented consistently for 23 years, it is designed to deliver more than just tales, focusing on an up close, in person experience. The tour is led by a local author, small business owner, and longtime paranormal researcher. It features original, copyrighted stories not shared on other tours in Tulsa and is known to sell out quickly.

Enjoy a family-friendly evening of skating, music, and togetherness in Sand Springs. Open to all ages, this Saturday family night encourages everyone to unplug, connect, and create lasting memories.

The Mclain Class of 1984 marks six decades with a denim and boots themed celebration that puts their signature flair front and center. Attendees are encouraged to wear standout jeans and boots. A best-dressed contest will honor one man and one woman. Tickets are $20, with entry at the door priced at $25.

Presented by Oklahoma Performing Arts at Studio One, this ChoreoCreations +18 program brings together original choreography crafted by adult artists who have been given room to explore and a community to share their work. What begins as a spark to create grows into a collective experience where distinct pieces come together to form something more expansive. Tickets are $25 for a single admission or $40 for two.

Drag Drive Repeat brings Route 66 Roundup 2026, presented by Velocity Motorsports LLC, to Tulsa Raceway Park for a single day drag and drive competition aligned with Tulsa Midnight Drags and Import Face-Off, marking the final single day event of 2026. Welcoming both first timers and seasoned drag and drive racers, the format focuses on street car performance and consistency. Participants record one official pass during Tulsa Midnight Drags, complete an on-road drive of more than 85 miles, then return during Import Face-Off to make additional attempts before submitting a second timeslip. The two submitted slips are averaged to determine the standings, so strategy and steady execution are key. Drivers may make as many runs as needed to establish a baseline before turning in the first slip, and they can continue making passes upon return to chase their best result. Awards will be presented. Registration is optional, with early sign-ups receiving special swag packs and entry into drawings for a variety of giveaways.

Import Face-Off, a national car show series, brings a full slate of automotive action to Tulsa Raceway Park in Tulsa, OK. Activities include a meet, a judged car, truck, and bike show, drag racing, the Usaci Stereo Crank It Up contest, a burnout contest if time allows, low car limbo, and a 2 step and rev battle. The venue will also feature a DJ, models, vendors, and a pit midway. General admission is $25, and children 10 and under are free. Participant options include a $30 non judged car show entry, a $40 stereo contest entry, a $40 judged car show entry, and a $40 drag racer entry. Once inside, entry to the 2 step, limbo, and burnout contests is free.

A day of gaming honors Shane and his love of games. A $15 donation benefits the veterans center. Attendees who have a game to run are welcome to bring it and guide new players. The event takes place at SS Veterans.

Guided by Stephanie, this movement space centers on music that stirs the body. Sound fills the room from the moment participants step in, creating a gentle landing before a carefully sequenced playlist rises through vigor, lets go into release, invites play, softens, and settles back home. No choreography is taught and there is no single right way to participate. Choose what feels right in the moment... move or be still, stretch, sweat, shake, hum or sing along, stay close to the floor, or rest. The soundtrack shapes the journey while each person decides how to follow it. This is a focused and respectful environment. The dance floor is quiet and free of phones, cameras, and street shoes, and talking is kept off the floor. Consent guides any partner interaction... seek a clear yes before approaching someone and honor a no immediately. No dance experience is needed. Bring water and wear comfortable clothing. Capacity is limited to 20. Community supported pricing allows participants to choose the rate that fits their situation, and the class experience is the same at every level.

Enjoy a free Zumba session led by Ariane Betancourt that blends dance, music, and fitness with upbeat Latin and international rhythms. The atmosphere evokes a lively dance party as you move with the beat and share the collective energy. Choreography alternates between lower and higher intensity sections to elevate heart rate, burn calories, and build cardiovascular endurance, and it is designed so newcomers can follow along. Steps are simple and repetitive, with each track introducing a fresh routine inspired by salsa, samba, merengue, reggaeton, and hip hop, helping confidence build quickly. Event details may change due to weather.

Karaoke Brunch at DVL pairs brunch with karaoke. Admission is free, and friends are welcome.

Hosted at The Kitchen at Burning Cedar Sovereign Wellness, this recurring, interactive cooking workshop centers the healing role of food using in-season, locally grown ingredients gathered during a community market visit. Each month introduces a different recipe or technique inspired by what was selected at the market, with collaborative meal prep and guided demonstrations. Conversations explore Indigenous food self-determination and ancestral nutrition, while also offering cultural background and wellness applications of the featured ingredients. The gathering concludes with a shared meal and time for reflection and connection. Beginners are welcome, there is no cost to participate, and space is reserved for Indigenous relatives. Taking part in the market meetup that precedes the kitchen session is encouraged but not required.

Alchemy Journaling Club is a monthly gathering inspired by The Book of Alchemy by Suleika Jaouad. Each meetup begins with a simple icebreaker, followed by time to write from a prompt in the book, then a conversation about what surfaced during the process. Instead of sharing the actual writing, participants explore what they noticed, felt, remembered, questioned, or discovered. This is not a writing workshop, no writing experience is needed, and there is no pressure to share or be profound, with no single right way to take part. It offers a welcoming space for reflection, curiosity, and connection, an opportunity to slow down, listen inwardly, and be in community with others doing the same. Bring a journal, and the rest will be provided. This free monthly meetup requests advance sign-up.

At Brush Creek Bazaar, a fundraiser features a show by Izzy and Jake. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for children 12 and under. The artists will also have a Cash App and a tip bucket available for anyone who would like to offer additional support.

Graeson McGaha brings The Tour to The Loony Bin Comedy Club in Tulsa for a single-night comedy set about marriage, parenting, overthinking, bad decisions, and the kind of everyday chaos that somehow still feels like love. Known as the Feral Wife Guy, he turns relatable moments into laughs that couples and families will recognize. Boopsy is also on the bill for this show.

Sunday Salsa on the Green transforms the Guthrie Green dock into a lively dance floor as DJ Klave spins upbeat salsa and bachata. This free, biweekly gathering begins with a 30-minute lesson to get everyone moving, followed by open social dancing and feel-good vibes. All experience levels are welcome, from first-timers to seasoned dancers. Cocktails and tasty bites from En Fuego are available for purchase.

Women age 50 and older can work on basketball skills and play 3-on-3, half-court scrimmages in the Owen Park gym. Those who are not yet 50 are welcome as well. Please bring a size 28.5 basketball. There is no fee.

A golf tournament has been scheduled.

Wild Waters at River Flow Yoga Studio is a creative and dynamic class aimed at building strength, stamina, and balance. You will flow through inventive transitions, hold poses a bit longer, and explore your edge in a space that unites disciplined focus with expressive movement. It is ideal for students who welcome challenge and wish to strengthen resilience in both body and mind.

Now in its third season, this free community Dungeons and Dragons series features weekly sessions with new adventures, downtime options, and in-game shops. It is open to both new players and seasoned adventurers.

Bobbi Lee leads a line dancing class at Temple of Dance in Tulsa. Beginners and experienced dancers learn a mix of line dances set to lively music, with a focus on getting everyone moving and having fun. No partner is required, and all ages are welcome. Participants may attend solo or with friends. The class fee is $10. An optional 2-Step session is available afterward for an additional $5, or take both for $15 total. A monthly pass discount is available.

OKEQ Seniors is a daytime program created for 2SLGBTQ+ elders. Hosted at the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center, it provides support in collaboration with members and allies to advocate for the rights and well being of older LGBT adults. The program also uplifts positive depictions of 2SLGBTQ+ life in later years.

Open to the public, this hiring fair centers on the North Tulsa community.

Spark curiosity at an open house style Family STEM Night focused on science, nature, and creativity. Each month introduces a new nature theme with engaging activities that build problem solving skills and encourage outdoor exploration. Every session offers three interactive STEM stations, a project to take home, opportunities for outdoor discovery when weather allows, and interaction with a naturalist. Participate at your own pace throughout the event. The cost is 5 dollars for each participating child ages 2 and older, and adults attend for free. Advance registration is required for every child who will participate. This event suits curious young explorers and families who enjoy learning together in nature.

A laid-back cruise-in at McAlister's Deli brings vehicle enthusiasts together to share their rides. Cars, trucks, and bikes of any make are welcome to participate.

Women age 50 and older gather in the Hicks Park Community Center gym to practice basketball skills and play 3-on-3, half-court scrimmages. Women who are not yet 50 are also welcome. Participants are asked to bring a size 28.5 basketball. There is no fee at Hicks Park Community Center.

Build the skills and knowledge to handle challenging situations underwater with the SSI Stress and Rescue specialty course. The curriculum focuses on recognizing and managing stress, preventing problems before they escalate, and responding effectively to diving emergencies. Training begins with self-rescue techniques and progresses step by step into more advanced rescue scenarios, helping divers develop confidence and readiness for the unexpected. Instruction combines online learning with pool practice and open-water sessions, including training at Beaver Lake, and the course includes online study, pool training, and lake training. Prerequisites include Open Water certification and current credentials in CPR, First Aid, Oxygen Administration, and AED, with these safety courses offered on select dates. Completing the program earns the SSI Diver Stress and Rescue Specialty certification. To enroll, contact Chad at 918-518-6236.

Enjoy an open-air yoga session with SALT Yoga at Guthrie Green. A certified SALT Yoga instructor leads a practice suitable for every experience level. Participation is free. Bring a yoga mat and water to stay hydrated. Families are welcome, and parents should assess whether their children can safely take part in a fitness class. Plans may change if the weather does, so details are subject to change.

Enjoy an evening of creative miniature painting open to both newcomers and experienced hobbyists. Choose the paint and take option for $10, or bring your own miniature and use the provided paints for $5. Miniatures bought on site will be primed as part of the purchase. Vallejo paints are available to buy, and both locally made and mass produced miniatures are offered individually.

Celebrate the flavors and colors of fall with a hands-on chocolate workshop where participants learn to melt, color, and handle chocolate and candy coatings. Create a variety of seasonal sweets, including chocolate-dipped Oreos, cake balls, cake pops, and pretzel rods, then practice dipping, drizzling, and decorating with sprinkles and other details for a polished finish. Each project features warm autumn tones and festive designs, and everyone heads home with a packaged selection of completed treats. All treats, coatings, tools, decorations, and supplies are provided. The class is $45 per person. Each attendee must purchase an individual ticket and projects cannot be shared. Recommended for adults. Video recording is not permitted during the instructional portion, but photos are welcome. Tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be transferred, and no-shows are not rescheduled. If you cannot attend, you may send someone in your place. This class also adds a Halloween stamp to the Holiday Class Passport, helping participants work toward rewards like a complimentary Valentine’s class and entries in the Holiday Passport prize drawings.

In Sand Springs, enjoy a wallet-friendly skating session with $2 admission and $2 skate rentals. All ages are welcome, making it a good pick for families, groups of friends, or a casual date night. Expect lively music and an upbeat atmosphere that gets everyone out of the house and onto the rink.

Fall No Boundaries 5K Presented by Saucony at Fleet Feet Tulsa - KingsPointe Village welcomes anyone who wants to make training feel achievable, whether the goal is a first 5K, a stronger 5K, or a step toward a 10K. As part of Fleet Feet’s nationally recognized No Boundaries program, participants receive guidance from coaches, encouragement from mentors, and a supportive community, along with practical education on gear, nutrition, running and walking basics, and injury prevention. Workouts start as one group, then break into smaller pace-based groups so every runner and walker follows a plan that fits right now. A Beginner 5K option uses run and walk intervals that progress gradually, helping those who are new or returning to running build consistency and cross the finish feeling confident. Pace groups are clearly defined. NB1 is the quicker group and will run more overall, beginning with short run segments paired with longer walk intervals and building by the end of the session to approximately 3 minutes running with 1 minute walking. NB2 moves at a slightly easier pace while following the same progression. A dedicated walking group keeps a brisk conversational pace in the 14 to 16 minutes per mile range with no run intervals. For clarity, mpm refers to minutes per mile. All levels are welcome, and the focus is on steady progress, growing confidence, and a strong finish.

Part of the Eagle OPS Golf Nights series, this gathering is as much about camaraderie as it is about playing golf. Veterans, Service Members, and their families can relax together, share stories, and form meaningful connections while enjoying a game that welcomes every skill level. There is no cost to participate, so newcomers and seasoned players alike can take part. At times a golf pro will be available to answer questions and offer pointers. Food is provided at no charge, adding to a friendly, easygoing atmosphere.

Dr. Felipe Chavez-Ramirez will share insights from his work with endangered Whooping Cranes, drawing on his PhD research focused on their winter ecology and habitat needs. He currently teaches at Pawnee Nation College. This monthly meeting is open to all with no cost to attend and will be hosted at the Tulsa Garden Center at Woodward Park in Tulsa.

Guided by Hope Chovan, a holistic practitioner and sound bath facilitator with a background in clinical hypnotherapy, this immersive sound experience invites participants to slow down, unplug, and settle into deep rest as gentle layers of tone and vibration fill the space. Attendees are encouraged to simply listen and breathe while the sounds flow around them, creating a break from everyday noise and supporting the release of tension and a renewed sense of presence. There are no goals to meet or techniques to master, and no prior experience with meditation or sound baths is necessary. Bring water and wear comfortable clothing, and note that props are provided. Community supported pricing is available, allowing you to choose the rate that feels right while receiving the same class experience at any level.

Learn SwingOut basics and build new skills in a welcoming class for both beginners and intermediate dancers. You can participate solo or pair up with a partner, and everyone is invited to take part. The series has moved to a new location, and admission is $10.

This event features Modern MTG every Tuesday at Dragonslayer Games. First place receives a prize card, and two packs are added to the prize pool for each entry.

This relaxed monthly get-together centers on a jam session and offers an easy way to connect and spend time together.

This event features Music Singo, where participants name the tunes, paired with free tacos. The game is free to play and offers real prizes.