A Day in Greenwood Sounds Pretty Perfect

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Discover the profound historical journey of Greenwood Rising. From July 21st-30th, the museum will be free for those who sign up to participate in a survey. During your visit, you’ll be able to earn while you learn! By completing the survey, you might earn a $15 reward. Click here to sign up and receive all the necessary information.

Embark on a nostalgic adventure under the stars with a free "The Goonies" screening at Guthrie Green starting at 7 PM on Thursday.

• Silver Screen Magic: Enjoy the adventure comedy under the stars from 7:00 to 10:30 PM. Remember to bring a blanket or a lawn chair. Arrive early to partake in pre-show activities.

• Delicious Bonuses: The first 100 attendees will receive ice cream from Big Dipper Creamery, and all can enjoy local food trucks Kettle Masters and Raven Rock Pizza while enjoying the bar service by Ellis Hospitality.

Get all the details HERE.

Community

Painted Tree Tulsa Celebrates Grand Opening

Get ready for the grand opening of Painted Tree Tulsa, the city's latest one-stop shop for gifts, decor, fashion, and more, head to 8281 S Harvard Ave, the former site of The Market at Walnut Creek, on Saturday, July 22nd, from 10 AM to 8 PM. We promise you won’t want to miss it.

• Celebrate and Shop: Painted Tree is an entirely different shopping experience. Enjoy live music, refreshments, and champagne while exploring exclusive sales and products.

• You See It. You Want It: With a wide variety of unique items, Painted Tree is your ultimate destination for all your shopping needs, whether looking for the perfect gift or treating yourself to something special.

Ready for a new retail adventure? Get to know Painted Tree HERE.

Community

Downtown Tulsa Gears Up for New Fall Farmers Market

Downtown Tulsa is preparing to enrich its community vibe with a new farmers market, launching this fall. The pilot program, initiated by Downtown Tulsa Partnership, will be a mid-week gathering of farmers and artisans at Chapman Green.

• Urban Delights: The market, running for 10 to 12 weeks, will showcase a rich array of local produce and artisanal goods, offering an engaging new hub for commerce and community spirit starting this September.

• Community Connection: The market launch reflects the city's desire for more downtown activities, as revealed in a recent survey. All vendor fees have been waived as part of the pilot program, encouraging local vendors and producers to join and contribute to this exciting initiative.

The organization is gathering vendor interest surveys, with all fees waived for the inaugural season. Find out more HERE.

Community

Exploring Tulsa’s Historic Greenwood District

Spend a day on a historical and cultural journey in Tulsa's Historic Greenwood District. Also known as Black Wall Street, this district showcases the resilience and prosperity of Tulsa’s black community.

• Unearth History & Savory Delights: Explore impactful landmarks like the John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park and Greenwood Cultural Center, or visit Greenwood Rising Black Wall Street History Center. Then conclude the tour with local culinary slam dunks at the Black Wall Street Liquid Lounge, Wanda J's Next Generation Restaurant, or Cobbler Mom.

• Shop & Learn: Wrap up your trip at Silhouette Sneakers & Art and Black Wall Street Tees & Souvenirs and shop local while you enjoy some of the city’s best retail therapy.

You can plan the rest of your Greenwood discovery day HERE.

Business

LEGO Store Sparks Revival at Woodland Hills Mall Brick by Brick

The iconic LEGO store has made its grand entrance at Woodland Hills Mall, potentially attracting foot traffic to the declining retail space.

• Revival Through Bricks: The new LEGO store is a cause for celebration, which, duh. Legos are the best. Early birds also effectively got the word, with queues stretching almost to the other end of the mall.

• Generating Buzz: The store's strategic location, across from the Apple store, could boost foot traffic for the entire mall. Those little yellow guys sure are smart.

To see what the LEGO hoopla is all about, you can just read on HERE.

Tulsa Daily Picks

• Rain, Rain, Come Our Way: After experiencing drought and facing water restrictions, Bartlesville's water parks have reopened, and conservation restrictions have been lifted thanks to recent rainfall.

• Smile Big Fishy: An Oklahoma boy had an unexpected catch while fishing in a neighborhood pond when he reeled in a Pacu, a relative of the Piranha.

• Aquarium Movie Night: Experience a special screening of the iconic shark film, Jaws, surrounded by the most extensive collection of bull sharks in the western hemisphere.

• Trash To Treasure: Take advantage of the annual collaborative event between the Tulsa Flea Market and the Tulsa Antique & Bottle Club and explore a wide selection of antiques, collectibles, vintage items, crafts, and funky junk.

• Clean Up Continues: The City of Tulsa has moved to the next phase of debris cleanup from the June storms. Green waste pickup has started in Sand Springs and a new zone in Tulsa.

• STEM At The Park: Gathering Place offers free water-based activities for children as part of their 'Beat the Heat' program this summer.

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