Events in Tulsa, OK

Positively Grateful is an HIV+ support group offering space for conversation, friendship, and peer support. Meetings include potluck meals, wellness tips, and opportunities to raise awareness. All are welcome. The group is independently developed and led by Positively Grateful and is hosted at the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center.

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 fee, with two Play Boosters from each entry added to the prize pool, and first place takes home a special card in addition to packs. Modern and Standard each have a $12 entry, with two Play Boosters per entry added to prize support, and the winner in each format also earns a special card plus packs.

The Millennial Tour brings Geena Fontanella to Tulsa for a general admission performance at We Street Ice Rink, with support from Lilac Kings and David Michael Frank. Advance tickets are $20.00, and tickets purchased on the day of the show are $25.00. After purchase, a PDF ticket will be delivered by email.

Presented by DCF Concerts, Buddy Guy 90 comes to Tulsa Theater with special guest D.K. Harrell. Following the Damn Right Farewell and Damn Right Encore tours, Buddy Guy returns with a run that underscores how vibrant the blues remains. The tour celebrates a landmark career that has influenced generations and highlights the passion, feeling, and authenticity that have defined his live shows for over seventy years. All seating is reserved, and the event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Celebrating its 29th year, this weekly market brings together more than 100 vendors, including local farmers, ranchers, producers, chefs, and crafters, all showcasing their best work. Shoppers can find just-picked produce that tastes homegrown, local honey, responsibly raised meats, vibrant flowers, farm eggs, fresh-baked breads, tangy ferments and pickles, and distinctive handmade goods. Live music sets an easygoing tone that encourages lingering and reconnecting with friendly faces after the winter months. Many arrive hungry and stay to enjoy a welcoming sense of community not found at big box or grocery stores. Whether the draw is crisp vegetables, crusty sourdough, colorful blooms, or simply the lively atmosphere, this Saturday morning destination offers fresh food, local spirit, and plenty to explore.

The Miller Hospice Alzheimer’s Association Walk takes place at Dream Keepers Park. This is a group walking event associated with the Alzheimer’s Association and Miller Hospice.

Back for its fourth year in Tulsa, Death by 5k challenges runners to complete ten separate 5k efforts across a continuous 24-hour period, with a new segment beginning every two and a half hours. Participants must be at the line for each start and finish before the next one begins, turning the day and night into a test of strategy, stamina, and sleep management. Because portions take place in the dark, personal lighting such as headlamps or hand-held lights is required. The route starts and ends at River West 23rd Street Park and follows the paved river trail, crossing the river twice. Between runs, participants can rest in their cars or pitch tents on the park’s grassy areas, with plenty of room for pop-up or camping tents, and leaving the venue between segments is allowed. Prepared meals will be served at several points, and snacks, water, and Gatorade will be available throughout. Every participant receives an event shirt and additional swag, and finishers earn a coffin-themed award. Registration opens with a cap of 300 entrants, after which a waitlist will manage any openings or potential field expansion. Previous Tulsa editions have seen a wide range of weather, including heat, hail, strong winds, and heavy rain.

Start the morning with intention with Community Flow, an all-level yoga session led by Leta Willcox. The practice supports a gradual wake up for the body, a calm and steady breath, and a deeper sense of connection. Her teaching is intuitive and supportive, offering space to move mindfully, build strength, and experience ease at your own pace. Leta is a Certified Yoga Therapist recognized by the International Association of Yoga Therapists through training with Susi Hately and Functional Synergy, and an Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher with Yoga Alliance. She teaches a range of asana styles and specializes in Yoga Therapy, working individually and in small groups. This class is open to everyone, and walk-ins are accepted. Because space is limited, reserving in advance is encouraged. Mats and props are provided, and personal gear is welcome. Registration includes a complimentary swim at Brut Hotel after class, so consider bringing a swimsuit if you would like to linger a bit longer. If weather does not cooperate, the session will still take place and will move indoors to the Juniper Room at 1820 Spa. Please plan to arrive as scheduled, and any location updates will be shared in advance when possible. Reservations are non-refundable, though with advance notice a booking may be transferred to a future class date.

The 5th annual 9/11 Honor Run brings motorcyclists together under the leadership of the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association Oklahoma Chapter 10-2 to remember those lost on September 11 and those who have served since. The ride starts at Town Pump Lounge and concludes at Cimmy’s Bar, with several Tulsa-area stops to build poker hands and a final route to be announced. Entry is $20 per rider, with $10 for a passenger or an additional hand. Cash prizes include $1,500 for the best hand and $750 for the lowest. The finish features live and silent auctions, raffles with a 50/50 drawing, live music, food and drinks, and an after party. Proceeds support local veteran programs through CVMA OK Chapter 10-2, a registered 501(c)(19) veterans charity serving veterans and their families. This is a sanctioned CVMA event. Riders participate at their own risk, must follow traffic laws, and the event will take place rain or shine. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and preregistration is offered through the event flyer.

Settle into a calming, complimentary 60-minute sound experience with AARP Oklahoma and Guthrie Green, featuring the soothing tones of crystal singing bowls, chimes, and a gong. The gathering takes place at the Fly Loft in Tulsa, where space is limited. Attendees may also enter for a chance to win a $50 gift card provided by AARP Oklahoma.

Hosted by the National MPS Society at the Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges, this gathering offers information about resources, chances to connect with other families, and support from within the Society. Activities and food are provided, and there is no cost to attend. The event is accessible, assistance is available for families with MPS or ML, and advance registration is requested.

Organized by the junior class of Riverfield Country Day School, this no-cost community gathering connects Tulsa residents with local resources and support. Participating groups such as Iron Gate, Tulsa Day Center, Tulsa Mental Health Associates, and others will share information and assistance. The event features food trucks, live music, and convenient access to community services, and it is open to everyone.

OKEQ TTRPGs at the Dennis R Neill Equality Center brings tabletop role-playing fans together to make new connections, try a variety of games, and add a bit of adventure to the weekend. For more information, contact okeqtulsattrpg@gmail.com.

The Quick Care Clinic provides affordable help for minor pet health concerns. No appointment is needed, just walk in during clinic hours. Services cover common issues such as skin and ear infections, minor wounds, allergies, and eye concerns, with more options available. Full pricing and service details are available online.

Now in its third year, this market spotlights local creators with occult-themed oddities and handcrafted curios. Explore macabre art, vintage pieces, and spooky accessories that are not easy to find elsewhere. It is a welcoming gathering for those who enjoy the unusual, with distinctive items to discover at every turn.

Enjoy a Happy Hour in Downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma featuring drink and food specials.

Presented by Modern Woodmen Fraternal Financial, the Portrait of HOPE Gala gathers supporters at the Hyatt Regency Tulsa Downtown to celebrate hope, honor courage, and raise funds for The Stonebrook Project and its mission to increase cancer survivorship through Education, Community, and Care. Guests can enjoy wine, beer, or mocktails from a cash bar while browsing raffle items, then move to the grand ballroom for a plated dinner and stories highlighting the organization’s impact. The evening concludes with a tribute to the Portrait of HOPE Honorees followed by a live auction. Tickets are $125 per person. Early bird purchases include complimentary valet parking, and general ticket holders may use valet service for $18.

Mark 20 years of Horton Records with a special redux edition presented on a rescheduled date with a partially updated lineup. The event features live sets from Mike Mattison & Trash Magic, The Steepwater Band, and a collaboration between Seth Lee Jones and Paul Benjaman. Reserved tables for four are available, and chair and bench seating is first come, first served. Complimentary treats include gumbo, frybread hot dogs, and MoonPies while supplies last. General admission is $20 in advance or $25 at the door, and a table for four is $200. All ages are welcome, and children 12 and under receive free entry.

Born of Osiris takes the stage at The Shrive Venue in Tulsa, Oklahoma, joined by Taker, Pariah System, and Projekt Eclipse. This multi-artist concert brings all four acts together for one show.

This trivia fundraiser journeys through the decades, spotlighting the sounds, styles, and milestones from the 1960s to today. Teams will take on questions spanning history, music, television, movies, sports, fashion, and culture across generations. Whether you are the group historian, the playlist pro, or the friend with answers at the ready, this is your chance to shine. The event takes place at Junior League of Tulsa. Form a team, secure tickets, and represent your favorite era. Proceeds will go directly to community programs.

Pirate attire sets the tone for a night of seafaring fun with performances by Jack Ketch & The Bilge Rat Bastards, Labadie House, Machine in the Mountain, Merlin Mason, and Johnny Detox. Aerial performances and belly dancers add to the spectacle, and craft vendors offer treasures to browse. The Boomtown bbq food truck will be on site.

OK Roots Music presents an evening celebrating Native music and cuisine at Burning Cedar Sovereign Wellness. Singer songwriter Penny Pitchlynn performs as Labrys, delivering an alternative sound shaped by a gravelly low register, reflective vocals, and candid lyrics. With the full band the project leans into heavy, groove driven textures, while solo performances reveal a direct, emotionally resilient core. Listeners who enjoy Lucy Dacus, Jack White, or PJ Harvey may hear affinities. Pitchlynn, a member of the indie band Broncho, has music featured on Reservation Dogs and in the documentary Love and Fury, and received praise from OKC Free Press in 2023 for focused, effective songwriting. Chef Nico Williams of Cherokee Nation, founder and executive director of Burning Cedar Sovereign Wellness, will serve complimentary tastings of traditional Indigenous foods and beverages, and attendees can take home a complimentary commemorative glass. Her work in Indigenous foodways is rooted in lifelong learning and collaboration across Nations, and has been recognized with the Greater Tulsa Indian Affairs Commission Dream Keeper’s Award for Leadership in Business and the Cherokee Phoenix Seven Feathers Award for Culture. She also serves as a culinary diplomat with the U.S. Department of State Arts Envoy program, with features across regional and national media. Extra parking is available in the Harley-Davidson lot north of Burning Cedar Sovereign Wellness. Tickets are $32 in advance and $40 at the door, and sales will begin soon.

An intimate chamber music evening from the Ron Predl Chamber Series, part of the 101 Unplugged lineup. The program focuses on Schubert’s lyricism, featuring soprano Jana McIntyre in two of his pieces, and it also includes Brahms’s Horn Trio. The format brings audiences close to the performers and includes a chance to ask questions. Each ticket comes with a drink and light hors d’oeuvres.

Spend a morning volunteering at Turkey Mountain Upper Section with a hands-on effort to tidy up the trails. Participants will form small groups, hike the routes, and trim back overgrowth as they go. Meet at the upper parking lot. Wear closed toe shoes and bring water, bug spray, and work gloves. All tools are provided, but you may bring favorite loppers or an electric hedge trimmer if you have them. Snacks will be available, and everything needed to work is supplied if you prefer to arrive without gear.

Settle into a poolside Floating Sound Bath at Brut Hotel, where gentle buoyancy meets the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls to soothe the nervous system, ease tension, and create a sense of calm. Guided by sound practitioner Hannah Demuth of High Vibrations Co., this hour-long experience layers harmonics and vibration to encourage balance, mental clarity, and deep relaxation. Participants may float in the water or rest along the pool, with an atmosphere designed for stillness, presence, and renewal. Many find that this practice reduces stress, softens physical and emotional tightness, supports energetic alignment, restores focus and vitality, and nurtures a peaceful inner state. Bring swimwear or comfortable clothing, sunscreen, a towel, and an eye pillow or sunglasses for added comfort. Pool floats are provided with the purchase of a Floating Ticket. Arriving a little early helps you settle in and fully embrace the sensory experience. In case of inclement weather, the session may be rescheduled. If a weather reschedule is required, tickets may be moved to another available Floating Sound Bath date during the season. Refunds are issued only if the event is canceled due to weather and no alternate date is offered. Refunds are not available for other reasons, including scheduling conflicts or changes of plan. Tickets are transferable and may be used by another participant if the original ticket holder cannot attend.

Led by Stephanie, this music-driven dance session invites you to let songs guide your movement. The soundtrack begins as you enter, offering a moment to settle before it gradually moves through waves of energy, release, play, softness, and return. There are no set steps or right way to move. You can dance hard, take it slow, stretch, shake, stay close to the floor, sing along, rest, or simply notice your breath. The room is held as a focused, respectful space with no phones, no photos or video, no conversations on the floor, and no street shoes. Consent is essential when connecting with others. Ask first, wait for a clear yes, and honor a no immediately. All levels are welcome. Wear comfortable clothing, bring water, and know that attendance is capped at 20 people. Pricing is community supported, so participants choose the rate that fits for them and the experience remains the same for everyone.

Take part in a free Zumba class with Ariane Betancourt that blends upbeat dance, music, and fitness into a high-energy session. The atmosphere feels like a dance party, with pulsing tracks and a community vibe as everyone moves to Latin and international rhythms. Choreography alternates between lower and higher intensity to keep the heart rate up, support calorie burn, and build cardiovascular endurance. The steps are simple and repetitive, and each song introduces a fresh routine influenced by salsa, samba, merengue, reggaeton, and hip hop, making it easy for all experience levels to follow along with confidence. Event details may change due to weather.

Karaoke Brunch at DVL pairs brunch with karaoke. Admission is free, and it is an easy outing to share with a friend.

Market Medicine is a monthly, interactive cooking workshop that approaches food as medicine. Hosted at The Kitchen at Burning Cedar Sovereign Wellness, it brings fresh, seasonal, locally grown ingredients into a welcoming kitchen to practice nourishing recipes that highlight Indigenous foodways and a seasonal approach to eating. Each session features a new recipe or technique using produce sourced through a prior farmers market meetup. Participants cook together and observe demonstrations, while guided conversations explore Indigenous food sovereignty, traditional nutrition, and the cultural and healing qualities of the ingredients. The gathering concludes with a shared meal and time to connect and reflect. There is no cost to attend, and no prior cooking experience is required. Space is reserved for Indigenous relatives. Joining the farmers market meetup beforehand is optional and not required for the workshop.

Alchemy Journaling Club is a monthly space inspired by The Book of Alchemy by Suleika Jaouad. Each gathering starts with a brief icebreaker, then moves into personal writing using a prompt from the book, followed by conversation about what surfaced during the process. Instead of reading work aloud, participants talk about what they noticed, felt, remembered, questioned, or discovered. It is not structured as a writing workshop, and no prior experience is necessary. There is no expectation to share or be profound, and there is no single correct way to participate. The emphasis is reflection, curiosity, and connection. It offers a moment to slow down, listen inward, and spend time in community with others doing the same. Bringing a journal is recommended. The meetup is free, and advance sign up through the class link is requested.

Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country debuts at Cain’s Ballroom with a sound that fuses road-tested twang, melodic hooks, and a rock band spark. Donato, a guitarist, singer, writer, and bandleader, describes the style as Cosmic Country, weaving Nashville roots with wide-open western vibes for a journey that is both tradition-minded and forward-looking. The band features Nathan “Sugarlegg” Aronowitz on keyboards, guitars, and vocals, Will “Mustang” McGee on bass and vocals, and Will “Bronco” Clark on drums, percussion, and vocals. Raised in Nashville, Donato sharpened his craft busking for long stretches on lower Broadway and performing hundreds of nights with the Don Kelly Band at Robert’s Western World. That foundation drives his second all-original album, Horizon, released on Retrace Music. His music has been highlighted by outlets including Rolling Stone, UPROXX, Garden & Gun, Relix, No Depression, Glide Magazine, and Magnet Magazine, and the group has appeared on CBS Saturday Morning and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’s #LateShowMeMusic online series. The band is selling out venues across the country as its fanbase continues to grow. All ages are welcome.

Enjoy a free salsa and bachata dance party at Guthrie Green, with DJ Klave spinning upbeat tracks from the dock. It begins with a dance lesson to get everyone moving, then the floor opens for nonstop social dancing and feel-good vibes. Beginners and seasoned dancers are welcome. Cocktails and food are available for purchase from En Fuego.

Women age 50 and older gather at the Owen Park Community Center gym to work on basketball fundamentals and play half-court, 3-on-3 scrimmages. Those who are not yet 50 are also welcome. Please bring a size 28.5 basketball. There is no fee to participate.

Wild Waters at River Flow Yoga Studio offers an invigorating practice that helps develop strength, endurance, and stability. Move through creative sequences with playful transitions and longer holds, with opportunities to explore your limits. The experience blends thoughtful discipline with expressive movement and suits students who enjoy a challenge and want to build resilience in both body and mind.

Now in its third season, this free community Dungeons and Dragons program welcomes both newcomers and seasoned adventurers. Every week brings new quests along with downtime options, in-game shops, and other activities.

Led by Teri, who has offered this workshop since the early 2000s and has taught it at the OSU campus in downtown Tulsa as well as the University of Tulsa as an adjunct instructor, this multi-week course is open to everyone. Learn the core skills of ghost hunting, from using equipment and identifying false positives to conducting background research and more. The format is interactive and held in a haunted setting, and the final session focuses on a hands-on investigation that puts newly learned techniques into practice. This five-session series has a track record of selling out quickly.

At Myers-Duren H-D, Meet Your Match offers a monthlong test ride experience focused on helping riders find the Harley-Davidson that truly fits. Participants can try different models, share how and where they ride, and an experienced team will help match them with the right bike, whether it is a first Harley or a fifth. Test rides are available all month, not limited to a single weekend. A test ride on a new Harley-Davidson this month includes a complimentary H-D cap while supplies last. In-store visitors can also enter the Meet Your Match Sweepstakes. The top prize is a 2026 Street Glide plus a $2,500 cash gift card, and there are weekly drawings for three $500 in-store shopping sprees. Entry is available in store only by scanning the QR code on the sign, and three new keywords are posted each Friday for extra entries.

OKEQ Seniors is a daytime program at the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center created for 2SLGBTQ+ elders. It offers support for older LGBT adults and, together with members and allies, works to enhance quality of life, advocates for their rights, and highlights positive representations of 2SLGBTQ+ life in later years.

Jordan Vinyard’s Scut Work spans installation, video, kinetic sculpture, and performance to orchestrate an absurd choreography around labor, burden, humanity, and value. As roles shift and morph, the work questions long-held ideas about how humans and machines relate, moving past simple pairings of tool and hand or support and body. The exhibition fills the entire building, with artwork presented throughout the Myers and West End galleries.

Held at McAlister's Deli, this cruise-in is open to vehicles of any make, including cars, trucks, and bikes.

Women 50 and older meet in the Hicks Park Community Center gym to practice basketball skills and play half-court 3-on-3 scrimmages. Those just under 50 may also participate. Bring a size 28.5 ball. There is no fee at Hicks Park.

Take your practice outside with SALT Yoga at Guthrie Green. This free class welcomes all experience levels, from first timers to regulars, and is family friendly. A licensed SALT Yoga instructor will lead the flow. Please bring your own yoga mat and water to stay hydrated. Parents should consider whether their children are able to participate safely in a fitness class. Plans may change based on weather conditions.

Enjoy a creative miniature painting night where experts and newcomers can paint a figure and take it home. All skill levels are welcome. The paint and take option is $10, and those bringing their own mini can use the provided paints for $5. Priming is provided with purchase. Vallejo paints are available, and both locally made and mass produced miniatures can be purchased individually.

Fall No Boundaries 5K presented by Saucony brings Fleet Feet’s nationally recognized training approach to Fleet Feet Tulsa - KingsPointe Village, creating a supportive path to a first 5K finish or a stronger one. The program is designed for every experience level and focuses on building consistency, confidence, and fitness in a welcoming setting. Participants train with a coach, get encouragement from mentors, and learn practical tips on gear, nutrition, injury prevention, and the basics of running and walking. Workouts begin with the full group together, then break into smaller pace groups so everyone follows a plan that matches current ability. NB1 targets 11:00 to 12:30 minutes per mile, starting with 30 seconds of running and 1.5 minutes of walking, and progressing to 3 minutes running with 1 minute walking by the end. NB2 follows the same interval goals at 12:30 to 14:00 minutes per mile. A dedicated walking group maintains a brisk 14:00 to 16:00 minutes per mile without run intervals. Pace is listed in minutes per mile, and interval notations reflect minutes and seconds. Group workouts meet at Fleet Feet KingsPointe Village on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with additional Saturday morning sessions that rotate among Fleet Feet KingsPointe, Broken Arrow, and Cabin Boys Brewery in Downtown Tulsa. All fitness levels are welcome, whether aiming for a first 5K, working toward a faster finish, or building a foundation that can lead to longer distances. The goal is a confident, strong finish and a community to cheer every step.

Pool Closing School is a practical class for people with above ground or inground pools. Instruction is led by Nikki from BioGuard alongside the trained Fiesta Pools team, focusing on how to protect your water, equipment, and pool through the winter. Participants can bring questions and leave with clear steps to close a pool the right way. Admission is $10 and is applied as $10 off a purchase made at the event, with extra savings on pool closing chemicals available during the session. Dinner is provided by Mac’s BBQ. Registration is offered online or in store, and capacity is limited to 25 spots.

Fourth Act brings together Tulsa screenwriters as part of the ISA Collective, affiliated with the International Screenwriters Association. The group meets at Nothing's Left Brewery on the fourth Tuesday of each month to share stories, offer and receive feedback, and support one another as writers. All are welcome.

Weekly Modern play runs on Tuesdays. First place earns a prize card. The prize pool increases by two booster packs for every entry.

This event features Music Singo, a song-identifying game that is free to play and comes with real prizes. Complimentary tacos add to the fun, blending music-themed challenge with tasty bites in a relaxed setting.

Pets can get quick, affordable paw care with $10 nail trims offered every Wednesday and Sunday. No appointment is required, and walk-ins are welcome. For an extra short, smooth finish, nail grinding is available for $18. Services are available for dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and ferrets. The regular price is $12, with a $10 special on Wednesdays and Sundays. The shop operates Wednesday through Friday and on weekends, and is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. While visiting, browse the anti-anxiety pet boutique with calming products, treats, gear, and other items to help pets feel their best.

Look for $5 options from food merchants, who are encouraged to include an item at that price, making it simple to load up a tray for one or to share with the entire family. The WEL Bar is part of the deal with its own $5 special.

Afrikan Delights brings a $5 Wednesday special to Mother Road Market, featuring five wings for five dollars, jollof rice for five dollars, and plantains for five dollars. Bold flavors without the fuss.

Provide your pet with quick, affordable attention for minor health concerns at a walk-in clinic. Care is available for common problems such as skin and ear infections, minor wounds, allergies, eye issues, and more. No appointment is required, so simply visit during clinic hours.

A relaxed, come-as-you-are gathering at LaFortune Park brings together moms for a casual group walk, open playtime for kids, and easy conversation. Move at a comfortable pace, use a stroller or wagon if needed, and connect without the pressure of formal networking. Expect fresh air, encouragement, and opportunities to meet fellow moms, entrepreneurs, and small business owners, all centered on genuine friendship and community. Plan for comfortable walking shoes, a water bottle, and snacks for little ones. Arrive with a friend or meet new people there. Locations may rotate throughout the summer and fall to explore Tulsa-area parks, trails, splash pads, and other family-friendly spaces. Plans are weather-dependent and may be rescheduled, relocated, or canceled due to extreme heat, rain, or storms, with updates shared in the event discussion and group. Tulsa Small Business Moms emphasizes friendship first and business second, and welcomes stay-at-home moms, working moms, entrepreneurs, side hustlers, and those in between.

Wild Waters delivers a creative, energetic power flow at River Flow Yoga Studio. The practice emphasizes strength, endurance, and stability through inventive sequencing, sustained postures, and opportunities to test your personal limits. It balances discipline with artistic expression for a dynamic experience. Ideal for students who welcome a challenge and want to build resilience in both body and mind.

Open to all and offered on a donation basis at Tulsa VFW 577, this class centers on slow, mindful movement and breathing to cultivate strength and stability. No previous yoga experience is needed... if you can breathe, you can participate. Wear any clothing you feel comfortable moving and stretching in. Practicing barefoot or in socks is common, and keeping shoes on is also fine. You can take part from a chair or on a mat, choosing what feels best for your body. While welcoming the public, the class is created with veterans, service members, and first responders in mind.

The Shrine Venue hosts a live music lineup featuring Primer 55, along with performances by Tidals and Kissing Candice. Tickets are available.

SMART Recovery meetings offer a stigma-free, evidence-informed way to address addictive behaviors and cultivate a balanced life, centered on self-empowerment. They are independently developed and led by SMART Recovery and are hosted at the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center. Meetings take place every Wednesday.

Settle in for a free, laid-back Commander gathering. Relax with friends or meet other casual players and play as many games with as many people as you like. Participant promos are available each week.

Line dancing with Bobbi Lee at Temple of Dance welcomes newcomers and experienced dancers alike. Learn a variety of line dances, get moving, share some laughs, and enjoy music in a friendly setting. The class is open to all ages, no partner is required, and attending solo or with friends works equally well. The cost is $10 per class. An optional 2-Step add-on is available for an additional $5, or take both sessions for $15. A monthly pass discount is available.

At OKEQ, this weekly gender support space offers community, resources, and encouragement for transgender and intersex individuals. Breakout groups for non-binary people, trans men, and trans women are available on the second Wednesday of the month. First-time attendees are asked to schedule a brief interview before participating. For details or to arrange the initial interview, call 918.743.4297. Sessions take place every Wednesday.

This is an all ages show featuring The Expendables with support to be announced. For nearly 25 years, the band has grown from a high school party outfit covering surf rock for birthdays and family gatherings into a Santa Cruz, California group known for an easygoing blend of ska, surf, punk, reggae, and metal. Their recent single Surfman Cometh pairs spaghetti western atmospheres with classic surf twang for a cinematic feel. It is the first release crafted in the Band Room, their longtime rehearsal space housed in a 1,100 square foot warehouse and former wine cellar on Coral Street, where Adam Patterson led the final mix. Their releases include the 2015 album Sand in the Sky and acoustic collections that revisit earlier songs, including 2012’s Gone Soft and its 2019 follow-up Gone Raw. The 2017 Moment EP reached number one on the Billboard Reggae chart and features collaborations with HIRIE, Tech N9ne, Eric Rachmany, and Micah Peuschel. The Expendables continue refining new music while awaiting their return to the road.

Matt from Nomad's takes the stage for a live stand-up performance filled with wild, honest, and uncensored humor. Expect an unfiltered set that brings big laughs from start to finish.

This in-person event is held at Tulsa Fire Academy.

Women 50 and older gather in the Owen Park gym to sharpen basketball fundamentals and play half-court 3-on-3 scrimmages. Those who are not yet 50 are welcome too. Please bring a size 28.5 basketball. There is no fee to participate at Owen.

Discover how artificial intelligence can make everyday tasks easier while keeping things enjoyable. See real examples in action, ask questions, and walk away with practical tips you can start using right away. This friendly, hands-on session explains what AI is, how it can help, and ways to use it safely.

All skill levels are welcome at this casual game night, and participants can hop between tables as games begin and end. Bring a favorite from your own shelf or simply sit down to play what others bring. The lineup spans classics and brand-new titles, with options from sprawling, epic sessions to quick, pick-up card games. It is a flexible, friendly setting for trying something new or enjoying familiar favorites.

This complimentary yoga session is led by instructor Sue Webb and welcomes both beginners and experienced practitioners. Love offerings are accepted.

Settle in at The Vault for an evening of live acoustic music led by guitarist Randy Wimer. His relaxed style and wide-ranging setlist create an easygoing backdrop for date nights, happy hour, or dinner with friends. At times a talented local musician fills in, keeping the experience fresh while maintaining the same welcoming atmosphere. Pair the music with chef-driven dishes, craft cocktails, and the mid-century character of a 1960s bank thoughtfully transformed into one of Tulsa’s distinctive dining spots. Complimentary parking is available, and table reservations are encouraged.

Bring supplies such as scissors, yarn, or a paintbrush and craft alongside others at the Dennis R Neill Equality Center. This queer crafting club meets each Thursday to create together and connect as a community.

Presented by Z-104.5 The Edge, The Edge Fall Brawl comes to Cain’s Ballroom with Toadies headlining and Local H and Olive Vox as special guests. This Tulsa stop of The Charmer Tour spotlights alternative rock. Attendees of all ages are welcome.

JMSN performs at The Vanguard Tulsa with support from Cailin Russo. The Detroit-born artist has earned international recognition as a performer and producer, building a decade-long catalog that includes eight studio albums, two live albums, and self-directed visuals, and is known for impactful live shows. A champion of independent musicians, he has received praise from Usher and Commodores founder Thomas McClary, with credits alongside Kendrick Lamar, Mac Miller, Ab-Soul, Kaytranada, Freddie Gibbs, and others. After a global run of more than 100 dates in support of the album Soft Spot, songs like Soft Spot, Love Me, and Cherry Pop have resonated widely and stirred curiosity about what is on the horizon. Tickets are on sale now.