Community Calendar

Bartlesville Women’s Network will celebrate Deborah Langley as History Maker of the Year during National Women’s History Month in Bartlesville. Over the past four decades, Langley has been an active volunteer and leader in many local organizations.

Dr. Karen Neurohr, the OSU professor noted for her work with Okie emigrant poet Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel will be the guest speaker at the event.

Please join the festivities on Thursday, March 23rd at 7 pm at Tri County Tech’s Osage Room. This is a free event and open to the public. https://bartlesvillewomensnetwork.org/

Tulsa Garden Club stages its design-specialty flower show, “Oklahoma Shows!” FREE and open to the public, 1-4pm, at Tulsa Garden Center.
Visitors will experience creative floral design, botanical arts, photography and educational exhibits in accordance with National Garden Clubs, Inc. Standard System of Awards.
Demonstrations in floral artistry will be at 1:30 pm, 2:30 pm, and 3:30 pm.
Young gardeners/artists will be recognized at 2 pm for entries in contests sponsored by Tulsa Garden Club and National Garden Clubs. One contest features elementary students' posters of Smokey Bear and Woodsy Owl.
PLUS
-Garden Kiosk will have aprons and tools available for purchase
-Garden Flea Market offers gently-used gardening and gardening-related items for sale
-Cast your "People's Choice" ballot for your favorite entries in each division. People’s Choice winners will be announced on TulsaGardenClub.org and Facebook by 5pm, Monday, March 27, 2023, CT.
Beautifying Tulsa since 1929, Tulsa Garden Club engages the community through gardening education. The Club's mission is to embrace civic and environmental responsibilities by providing education, resources, and networking to promote the love of gardening. Staging and presenting standard, horticulture- or design-specialty flower shows anchors the Club's commitment to public education.
The state's largest and most-enduring garden club, Tulsa Garden Club is a member of National Garden Clubs and Oklahoma Garden Clubs.

You’ll never be bored at ACT’s monthly board game night. Bring your favorite game or just yourself. Pizza provided.

This event is free and open to all atheist and atheist friendly people.

This event is not affiliated in any way with the Tulsa City-County Library. The Library neither sponsors nor endorses this event, the speaker(s) or the organization.

Oklahoma City University's annual Thatcher Hoffman Smith Poetry Series will host public presentations by celebrated poet Jericho Brown on March 29 at 10AM and 8PM

Jericho Brown is winner of the Pulitzer Prize (among his many awards!) and author of four collections of poetry: Please (2008), The New Testament (2014), his Pulitzer-Prize winning book The Tradition (2019) and the new Civic Dialogue Edition of The Tradition (2022). The Civic Dialogue Edition is intended to use his poetry as a spark for "deep and engaging community conversations" about urgent issues in our society today. We encourage YOU to use this book as the basis for conversation in a new or existing book club in anticipation of his visit!

This event will feature Readings and Book Signings at 10AM and 8PM
And a 7PM Open Mic for area poets--bring your work and share!

Kerr-McGee Auditorium, OCU Meinders School of Business
NW 27th & N. McKinley--free parking in the lots around the building
Books will be available for purchase on site from our friends at Full Circle Book Store

ALWAYS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Shop Local on the Mother Road! Join us for Shop 66 Saturdays on Saturday, April 1st! The event features businesses located along all 28 miles of Route 66 in Tulsa with special events, pop-ups, deals, and discounts!

Free Swag Bags:
The first 100 shoppers will receive a FREE Shop 66 Saturdays tote bag created by Flash Flood. Inside, there are coupons, tourism information, and swag from local businesses. To snag a bag, visit the Tulsa Route 66 Commission pop up at The Sky Gallery in the Meadow Gold District (1401 E. 11th St.) from 11 AM- 4 PM (or while supplies last)!

Shop 66 Saturdays Events:
(7 AM - 2 PM) Flowers & Brunch at Wildflower Café (1306 E. 11th St.)
(7-11 AM) Opening Day of the Tulsa Farmers’ Market (S. Lewis & Admiral)
(8-11 AM) Flash Flood Studios Sidewalk Sale (2421 E. Admiral Blvd.)
(8 AM- 1 PM) Kendall Whittier Community Day (various locations in Kendall Whittier)
(10 AM - 3 PM) Sky Gallery Outdoor First Saturday Art Market (1401 E. 11th St.)
(10:30 AM -1 PM) Snag a FREE Shop 66 swag bag at the Tulsa Route 66 Commission’s pop-up at The Sky Gallery! (1401 E. 11th St.)
(11 AM -4 PM) Join us for the Route 66 Art Cruise featuring art galleries, studios, and pop up art events located on all 28 miles of Route 66 in Tulsa! Starting location = Sky Gallery.

More Information:
Check our Facebook page for a list of participating businesses, special events, pop-ups, and deals: https://www.facebook.com/Tulsa66Commission.

Join us for the Route 66 Art Cruise on Saturday, April 1st from 11 AM - 4 PM. Featuring art galleries, studios, and pop up art events located on all 28 miles of Route 66 in Tulsa!

Pick up your cruise maps and palette passports at The Sky Gallery in the Meadow Gold District (1401 E. 11th St.). Visit here for a digital version of the map.

Art Palette Passport:
Visit all participating Route 66 Art Cruise stops to complete your palette passport and be entered to win prizes of art & gift certificates! We will have first, second, and third place prize winners. Winners will be announced at the end of the cruise.

This event is FREE and open to all art lovers!

For more information, please visit here.

Tulsa Orchid Society presents its annual show Orchids Wild and Wonderful. There will be vendors and free public admission plus daily raffles.

Tulsa Orchid Society presents its annual show Orchids Wild and Wonderful. There will be vendors and free public admission plus daily raffles.

You’ll never be bored at ACT’s monthly board game night. Bring your favorite game or just yourself. Pizza provided.

This event is free and open to all atheist and atheist friendly people.

This event is not affiliated in any way with the Tulsa City-County Library. The Library neither sponsors nor endorses this event, the speaker(s) or the organization.

One of the most popular annual events on Guthrie Green (with evening programming at LowDown Jazz club), this global-oriented bash has boasted the likes of The Wailers, Michael Franti, Los Lobos, The English Beat, Los Lonely Boys and Ninet Tayeb. The multi-genre event features bellydancing, African drumming, family activities, local cuisine, OK craft brews & wines. Free at Guthrie Green & ticketed at LowDown.