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Weekend Roundup

From life sized LEGOS to the Super Bowl of fishing, we’ve got you covered for weekend activities.

• 🗺 Get Your Kicks: Come celebrate the opening of the new Oklahoma Route 66 Association office in Tulsa on Saturday where you can check out the new space, do some shopping and meet historian and writer Michale Wallis.

• 🎭 It’s Showtime: Calendar Girls takes the Theatre Tulsa stage Saturday and Sunday in a clever comedy that’s hard to top.

• 🏛 Tunnel Time: Join Tulsa’s top tour guide as he leads you straight to the good stuff, sharing the stories behind historic buildings and the oil barons who built them.

• 🎣 Super Bowl of Fishing: The Academy Sports + Outdoors Bassmaster Classic is headed back to the Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees today through Sunday.

• 💦 World Water Day: Today is a big one for H2O and you can experience live enviroscape demonstrations from the pros at Haikey Creek Park for World Water Day.

• 🧝‍♂️ Lego Lands in Tulsa: Bring a POP of color to your life at Nature POP. This new exhibition, featuring sculptures made from more than 800,000 LEGO® pieces is open at Tulsa Botanic Garden.

• 🐰 On the Hunt: It’s time to hop on over to one of the first Easter celebrations of the season at the Whiteside Park Eggcessible Egg Hunt happening Saturday.

• 🕺🏻 I’m on Staycation: Tulsa’s best patio is finishing off the spring break fun with a silent disco tonight! Grab your headphones and boogie on over to Mother Road Market at 6p.

• 🩰 Ballet Break: Romeo and Juliet dances onto the Performing Arts Center Stage with passionate performances all weekend.

Guide

It’s Time for Some Weekend Brunch and We’ve Got the Guide for the Best Spots Around Tulsa

You had me a table side Fettuccini Alfredo! It’s one of the best brunch items on our list.

• More Mimosas Please: Fight off the Sunday scaries with our guide to the best brunch spots around Tulsa. The carbs and mimosas are flowing at Cherry' Street’s Prossimo. The waffles are large and in charge over at Brookside by Day.

• Patio and Sunnies: Throw on your shades and grab some shrimp and grits at Doc’s Wine and Food. Savor the cinnamon rolls at Savoy and pour an extra hot coffee with your avocado toast over at Wild Fork. Hungry yet? Don’t miss our full list of recommendations for wrapping up your spring break with ladies and gents who brunch in style.

See our full Brunch Around Tulsa Guide HERE.

Community

Tulsa’s Gathering Place Announces Global Gatherings

Travel around the world without leaving Tulsa’s backyard! Global Gatherings are planned for Summer.

• Gather for Greatness: Gathering Place will celebrate the vibrancy of the Tulsa community at Global Gatherings. It’s a 12-week program highlighting various cultures and regions of the world. It all happens on Fridays in May, June, and July from 10 a.m. to noon in ONEOK Boathouse

• Take Flight and Stay Grounded: Families will be immersed in a new region of the world and learn about different cultures through hands-on activities, art, storytelling, dance, music, and more. Global Gatherings will be facilitated by members of the Tulsa community who want to share their culture with others. It’s part of the Explore & Imagine program presented by the AEP Foundation on behalf of Public Service Company of Oklahoma.

See the full line-up of featured cultures HERE.

Business

Cha-Ching! We’ve Got the List of Oklahoma’s Richest People

Oklahoma may not be known for the razzle dazzle of the Big Apple or the City of Angels, but it sure is home to some of the wealthiest self made men and women this side of the windy plains.

• A Grateful Way to Gather: George Kaiser tops the list of wealthiest Oklahomans at an estimated net worth of 13.2 billion and is the 467th richest person in the world. He’s best known around Tulsa for his Foundation’s backing of Tulsa’s own Gathering Place and boy are we thankful for that 100-acre park along the scenic Arkansas River!

• How They Made the Moolah: Some of Oklahoma’s richest men and women inherited their wealth but most of them are self made and worked hard to get to where they are today. Oil and gas operations, coal refineries and travel stops are just a few places these millionaires and billionaires started banking their bucks.

See the full list of the richest Oklahomans HERE.

In other news

• 📞 Wrong Number: Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office says if you get a call from them demanding money or get arrested, its not them! Scammers are on the line but you can check to see if there really is a warrant for your arrest HERE.

• 🎤 Big Wheel: A Tribute to Tina Turner is turning on to the Tulsa PAC Stage and we’ve got a discount code for your ticket! Try RIVERDEEP.

• ⚾️ Take Me Out: The Tulsa Drillers are warming up for May Baseball and tickets are already on sale!

• 🛍 It’s in the Bag: OKC Thunder took a family of 11 on a shopping spree that made for a slam dunk!

• 🗓 You’re Hired: A job fair was held in Muskogee for workers experiencing mass layoffs.

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