Things To Do
The Gathering Place
Tulsa's Riverfront Park that offers numerous gardens, koi ponds, and trails to explore as well as a 5 acre adventure playground, a boathouse, sports courts, and lodge.
Cherry Street
Over 20 locally-owned restaurants, antique and collectible boutiques, and a quaint residential vibe. Located on 15th Street between Utica Ave and Peoria Ave.
Utica Square
An elegant, tree-lined outdoor setting has made this unique hometown treasure a must visit for Tulsa’s best shopping & dining. Kieran and Shelby take their dogs to lunch dates at Queenie’s at least once a week:)
The Boxyard Tulsa
Another unique collection of shops and restaurants located adjacent to downtown Tulsa made completely out of repurposed shipping containers.
Blue Dome District
Nightlife district with countless places to eat, drink, shop, bowl, or dance surrounded by iconic Tulsa landmarks. Some of couple's favorites include: Yokozuna, Fassler's Beer Hall, The Max Retropub/Arcade, and McNellie's Pub & Restaurant
Brookside on Peoria
Historic neighborhood with classy-yet-casual dining joints, boutiques that range from designer to signature Tulsa-themed gifts, cozy cafes, and two of Tulsa's major parks within walking distance.
Cabin Boys & American Solera Breweries
Located in Tulsa's Arts District, these two local breweries share a parking lot and large patio space, elevated pub eats, games, and obviously delicious beer.
Mother Road Market
Oklahoma's Premier Food Hall on Historic Route 66 has over local 20 vendors inside offering everything from BBQ to sushi to tacos to ice cream.
Woolaroc
Located just 45 minutes north of downtown Tulsa – Woolaroc was established by oilman Frank Phillips in 1925. The 3,700-Acre Wildlife Preserve contains a world-renowned museum, the Historic Phillips Lodge, an animal barn, multiple hiking and driving trails, and a Welcome Center with full-service café that might be named after the father of one of the brides ;)
