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After Several Seconds Of Deliberation, I Have Decided That The Drillers’ New “Ranch Dipper” Is A Perverted Little Freak
The newest identity for the Tulsa Drillers is a pizza slice who revels in being devoured
After Thirty Years, Dropkick Murphys’ Anti-Authoritarian Flag Still Flies
The Irish punk veterans sold out Cain’s for a massive, Guinness-soaked celebration of class solidarity
Hot Spots, Bites, Bevs & More: 69 Things To Do In Tulsa This Spring
More ways to touch grass than you could possibly dream of.
If I Had Missed This, I Would Have Been Pissed
The Polish Boarte Trio put on a breathtaking show of a little-known composer after some lackluster Haydn and Debussy
Tulsa Picks: The Best Tulsa Events, March 11-17
St. Paddy's Day, Hot Wheels Live, new theatre & music, plus a kung fu triple ripper
Is Nine Inch Nails The Greatest American Rock Band?
Salvation by synth with Reznor & Co. at the BOK Center
‘Is Christianity Compatible With Democracy?’ And Other Questions With Boston Avenue Methodist Church’s Theologian-In-Residence
On the quietly radical philosophies behind Tulsa’s most prominent Art Deco monument
“Roughly Right” Doesn’t Need You To Be Perfect
Alicia Kelly’s show at 108|Contemporary brings a carpenter’s materials and an artist’s mentality together
Here’s Your Guide To Tulsa Art In March
This month's new shows offer photography, painting, weaving, immersive sound, and more
The 90-Minute, One-Act Play That Made Me Weep 3 Minutes In
Spoken word meets song and movement in World Stage Theatre Company’s “for colored girls who have considered suicide / when the rainbow is enuf”
