Community Calendar

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.

Listen, sing along, and learn with Discovery Lab! Monday Morning Programming is an opportunity for early learners and their caregivers to participate in educational activities taught by our experienced educators.

Every Monday at 11:00 a.m., different programming is planned for museum guests.

The 2nd Sunday of each month from 9:30-11:30 a.m. guest who need a quieter, less crowded place to play will be able to enjoy the Museum with their families.

Listen, sing along, and learn with Discovery Lab! Monday Morning Programming is an opportunity for early learners and their caregivers to participate in educational activities taught by our experienced educators.

Every Monday at 11:00 a.m., different programming is planned for museum guests.

Computer Simulation & Gaming Conference (CSGC) aims to bring together students, educators, professionals, and enthusiasts for two days of STEM learning, innovation, networking, and gaming.

CSGC also hosts acclaimed competitions in Game Development & Design and Simulations & Graphics, open to students K-12, college, and indie professionals.

SPEAKING SESSIONS
The conference offers different session formats for presenters, each of these formats can be either in-person
or presented live virtually through platforms such as Zoom, Skype, or Discord.

EXHIBITOR HALL
The CSGC Exhibitors Hall takes place in person and provides attendees with exciting hands-on experiences,
activities, displays and a wide range of vendors featuring both pop-culture and tech-related products.

CSGC COMPEITIONS
CSGC has 6 different competitions, in which the submissions are showcased at the event in the exhibitor hall and during the live-stream broadcast.

From speaking sessions to competitions and exhibitions CSGC is made possible by our many volunteers, exhibitors, sponsors and donors who are committed to building and growing the computer simulation and gaming industry in the central US.

Register for the event here.

Computer Simulation & Gaming Conference (CSGC) aims to bring together students, educators, professionals, and enthusiasts for two days of STEM learning, innovation, networking, and gaming.

CSGC also hosts acclaimed competitions in Game Development & Design and Simulations & Graphics, open to students K-12, college, and indie professionals.

SPEAKING SESSIONS
The conference offers different session formats for presenters, each of these formats can be either in-person
or presented live virtually through platforms such as Zoom, Skype, or Discord.

EXHIBITOR HALL
The CSGC Exhibitors Hall takes place in person and provides attendees with exciting hands-on experiences,
activities, displays and a wide range of vendors featuring both pop-culture and tech-related products.

CSGC COMPEITIONS
CSGC has 6 different competitions, in which the submissions are showcased at the event in the exhibitor hall and during the live-stream broadcast.

From speaking sessions to competitions and exhibitions CSGC is made possible by our many volunteers, exhibitors, sponsors and donors who are committed to building and growing the computer simulation and gaming industry in the central US.

Register for the event here.

Oklahoma’s most ambitious Earth Day Celebration finds OK Roots Music teaming with the Sierra Club, Tulsa Earth Coalition, Carrie Dickerson Foundation and other environmental and arts organizations to host prominent environmental speakers, educational booths & demos, music and arts performances, youth activities, farm-to-table cuisine and more. Saturday’s big event is free at Tulsa’s Guthrie Green, an award-winning urban park utilizing solar and geothermal power. With satellite events at Ahha and other Tulsa Arts District venues. Stay tuned!

Oklahoma’s most ambitious Earth Day Celebration finds OK Roots Music teaming with the Sierra Club, Tulsa Earth Coalition, Carrie Dickerson Foundation and other environmental and arts organizations to host prominent environmental speakers, educational booths & demos, music and arts performances, youth activities, farm-to-table cuisine and more. Saturday’s big event is free at Tulsa’s Guthrie Green, an award-winning urban park utilizing solar and geothermal power. With satellite events at Ahha and other Tulsa Arts District venues. Stay tuned!

See hundreds of orchids on show and for sale at Oklahoma Orchid Society’s “Orchid Kicks on Route 66” Spring 2023 Show & Sale, the Society’s AOS-sanctioned event of the year. This two-day Show & Sale will be held on Saturday and Sunday, May 6 & 7, from 10AM to 4PM at Will Rogers Gardens Exhibition Center, 3400 NW 36th Street, Oklahoma City, OK. Admission and parking are free, and the event is open to the public.

Vendors will have hundreds of beautiful orchids from around the world for sale, and OOS will have growing supplies for sale. Be sure to stop at the Welcome Booth to speak with OOS members about growing and re-blooming orchids, ask questions, purchase a raffle ticket, and learn how to become a member of the Society. Come, saturate your senses with orchids on Historic Route 66!

For additional information, visit okOrchidSociety.org. Oklahoma Orchid Society is a member of Oklahoma Garden Clubs, Inc. Follow CDC guidelines with respect to COVID-19 precautions.