Jul 21 Monday
Our biweekly summer music series wraps up with vocalist Janet Rutland, performing a repertoire from the Great American Songbook. For all ages.
As a versatile artist with decades of performance experience, Rutland offers a diverse repertoire consisting of vintage jazz, pop and country music. A native of Sand Springs, Rutland has performed extensively throughout the Tulsa area for many years and is a longtime fixture in the mid-America music and theater scene with club, theater and concert hall performances in Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas and Missouri.
Jul 23 Wednesday
Tulsa Farmers' Market's Wednesday Morning Farmers Market is back every Wednesday from 8 am to 11 am, May through August.
Join us for a fresh start to your week with the largest selection of local fruits and veggies in the city—all sourced from passionate farmers and growers in our region.
Wednesday Mornings are perfect for those who prefer a more accessible, easy-to-navigate market experience, ideal for chefs stocking up before the weekend rush, and great for anyone wanting to replenish their kitchen with nutrient-dense, locally-grown foods midweek.
In addition to Tulsa’s freshest foods, customers can expect fun kids’ activities, donation-based yoga sessions, and educational guests & community programming.
Mark your calendars, spread the word, and get ready to make Wednesdays your favorite market day!
Collect your family memories in a memory box. Decorate small boxes for keeping your family mementos and photos. Boxes and crafting supplies are provided. For elementary schoolers to teens.
We encourage you to bring copies of family photos to include in your decorations.
Jul 24 Thursday
Looking to embark on your genealogy journey? Join us for a presentation on beginning genealogy methods and how to start your family history research. Registration is required. For teens and adults.
Jul 25 Friday
A community collaboration between Indian Health Care Resource Center and Indian Health Service brings the annual “Wisdom Warriors: Just Move It!" Elder Summit to Tulsa this summer!
Elders are the backbone of our American Indian community, and this event will showcase resources and information available so everyone can make good, informed decisions about their health and wellbeing. Plus, this summit will bring peers together to share in wonderful, enriching activities that encourage fitness and good health.
Featured speakers include:• Morgan Hamilton, MPH: Oklahoma State Department of Health Healthy Brain, Heart, Diabetes, and Tobacco Program Manager.• Pamela Wiernasz, IHCRC Gerontology RN Educator.• Ron Eppes, International Association for Indigenous Aging, Director of Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease Projects.
Featured activities include:• Exercise activities including cardio drumming, gourd dancing, making medicine bags, Tai Chi, Good Medicine “chair exercise” bingo, chair yoga, and gardening/flower planting.• IHCRC’s elders performing the Lord’s Prayer in Indian Sign Language.• Raffles with prizes throughout the day.
Transportation assistance is available for active IHCRC patients. Additionally, a Tulsa City bus stop is available at Veterans Park.
Jul 26 Saturday
Join Aaron Pope, Genealogy Center coordinator, for a fascinating dive into the Oklahoma Historical Society’s database of Oklahoma Penitentiary Photograph and Fingerprint Card records. Register online.
Prison records hold more than just names — they tell stories of resilience, redemption and lost chapters of family history. Discover how these records can reveal surprising details about your ancestors, from personal descriptions and criminal histories to letters, mugshots and more.
Whether your family tree has known outlaws or hidden secrets, this presentation will help you unlock the past in unexpected ways.
Registration is required. For adults and teens.
Jul 30 Wednesday
Aug 06 Wednesday
Aug 07 Thursday
Our Bowl For Kids' Sake fundraising campaign supports the children in our Tulsa mentoring program. So far this year, we've served 361 children! This remarkable achievement marks a significant acceleration in impact and is a testament to the dedication of our mentors, the support of our community, and the growing need for additional fundraising efforts.
One way to show your support is through our Bowl For Kids' Sake fundraising campaign. To get started, create a fundraising team, host a fundraiser, then celebrate success at our signature bowl party on August 7 at Andy B's. BFKS in Tulsa is chaired by Jonathan Bailey, Emily Eake, and Evan Howard of BDO.
Aug 13 Wednesday