Win tickets to downtown Tulsa’s Winterfest, where ice skating, hot chocolate and rides through the streets in a horse-drawn carriage are all on offer.
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Giveaway at DO WHAT?: Winterfest in Downtown Tulsa
Posted December 13th, 2011 in Date Night, Festivals, Free Stuff to Do, Kids and Families — 3 Comments
Around Town: Philbrook Festival of Trees
Posted December 3rd, 2011 in Culture, Date Night, Festivals, Kids and Families — No Comments
The Philbrook Festival of Trees offers work by local artists, a showcase of gingerbread houses created by local kids, Garden Glow evenings and visits with Santa Claus.
Where to Find Christmas and Holiday Parades in Tulsa
Posted December 2nd, 2011 in Culture, Festivals, Free Stuff to Do, Kids and Families — No Comments
In the mood to bundle up and head out in search of a local parade? DO WHAT at This Land Press has a complete list of Holiday and Christmas parades in the Tulsa area — check it out. Photo by Anthony Cramp
Stuff to do downtown, Tulsa Holiday Parade of Lights Edition
Posted November 28th, 2011 in Date Night, Festivals, Free Stuff to Do, Gift Guide, Kids and Families, Music, Nightlife, Restaurants, Shopping — No Comments
The Tulsa Holiday Parade of Lights in downtown Tulsa packs an entire day of holiday-flavored fun this year.
Halloween 2011 in Tulsa
Posted October 19th, 2011 in Date Night, Festivals, Food, Free Stuff to Do, How-to-Do-Tulsa Classics, Kids and Families, Nightlife — 1 Comment
In case you haven’t noticed, there are lots of Halloween activities, events and things to do in Tulsa this year.
All’s Faire in Love, Junk and War Games: The Oklahoma Renaissance Festival
Posted September 10th, 2011 in Attractions, Culture, Festivals, Kids and Families, Travel — No Comments
The Renaissance Faire at The Castle in Muskogee is host to lords, ladies, and the story of a travel-hungry Oklahoma family.
Kite Riders in the Sky
Posted September 5th, 2011 in Culture, Festivals, Free Stuff to Do, Kids and Families — No Comments
Larry Stiles is the perpetual president of the Tulsa Wind Riders Club – perpetual because the group of kitefliers doesn’t hold formal elections or levy dues, so there’s no way his office could really be transferred to anyone else.
