Tasha Does cherry-street.

All winter you’ve pined for it – local produce grown by local farmers. This weekend, the wait is over. The 2011 Cherry Street Farmers Market is here.

When someone’s willing to make and smoke mozzarella in house, and for pizza at a joint that’s one of the only independently owned places to get a bite to eat in an area overrun by fast-food chain restaurants and big-box super stores, you can bet that I’m going to show up for dinner.

Save yourself some leg work – here’s a list of dog-friendly patios in the Tulsa area.

There’s nothing like needing a local coffeehouse when all you can find are Starbucks locations on every corner. It’s frustrating, but don’t give up – Tulsa is a coffee town. Bookmark this list of Tulsa’s locally owned coffee hot spots so you’ll never again go without.

Brunch at Lucky’s is what I like to call down-home chic, but high quality though it is, only a thing or two on the brunch menu is more than $10.

The love of all things mid-century modern is an easy love to cultivate here in Tulsa.

Lucky for those who enjoy a good romp through some resale retail, Tulsa is home to scads of thrift and vintage shops and flea markets.