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Join Broken Arrow’s Official St. Patrick’s Day Block Party, Shamrock the Rose District benefiting Soldier’s Wish! It happens tomorrow from 5p to 10p with live music, kid’s zone, food trucks, street vendors and a craft beer garden. General admission is free. Get Beer Garden and VIP Experience tickets HERE.

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Weekend Roundup

From dog days in the park to green beer in the streets, we’ve go you covered for all the weekend fun in Tulsa!

• 🐶 Dog Days: Every member of the family is invited to enjoy the Philbrook Gardens this Sunday, especially the furry ones! Bring your leashed pup to PhilBark from 9a to 5p.

• 🍀 Laced Up for Luck: The 41st Annual St. Patrick’s Day 5K Run presented by RunnersWorld Tulsa happens Saturday at 39th and Peoria Ave. Register to receive a medal and one finish line beer.

• 🍺 Dance in the Streets: Kilkenny’s Irish Pub is having its St. Patrick’s Day Block Party Sunday on Cherry Street. The whole family can expect live music, delicious food and fun games.

• 🖋 Poet and Didn’t Know It: Living Arts Tulsa is hosting a performance experiment that’ll have you rhyming. The Poetry and Music Mash-up goes down tonight!

• ✇ Oil Change: For the first time ever, the Hot Wheels Monster Truck Live Glow Party is coming to Tulsa’s BOK Center. See the trucks in the dark and take home Hot Wheels prizes.

• 🎵 Just Chill: If St. Patrick’s Day crowds aren’t your thing, drop by the Hunt Club this weekend for some live music. Performances kick off tonight with Hosty.

• 🧝‍♂️ 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 opens Saturday at Tulsa Botanic Garden.

• 🥂 Ladies and Gents Who Brunch: Trade your green beer in for a mimosa with a new peachy partnership. Starting Sunday, Welltown x JTR Group will host monthly buffet style brunches with cash bar.

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Shamrock the Rose District Holds 10th St. Patrick’s Day Block Party Benefiting Soldier’s Wish

There’s only one place to be in Broken Arrow Saturday, and that is the Rose District!

• You Must Be My Lucky Charm: Shamrock the Rose District is in its 10th year! They’ll be raising money for Soldier’s Wish, an organization aimed at making heroes’ wishes come true. The luck of the Irish is with them Saturday from 9a to 10p with a 3 block stretch offering food trucks, street vendors, live music, kid’s zone, a craft beer garden and 21+ VIP experiences.

• Go Green for a Cause: There will be a full line-up of events including a special wish granting ceremony for a deserving Veteran at 6:30p. Eagle Ops Foundation will also benefit from the bash. It focuses on the holistic well-being of veterans, offering resources and social connection that address both visible and invisible wounds. Go big and go green at Shamrock the Rose District, Saturday!

General admission is free. Get your Craft Beer Garden and VIP Experience tickets HERE.

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Arnie’s Bar Set for 68th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Bash in Tulsa Blue Dome District

You had me at ‘food trucks”. That’s just one perk of going to the Arnie’s Bar block party Sunday. You’ll get lucky with great beer and real Irish bands all day!

• No Cover Needed: “We’re back baby!” That’s what Arnie’s Bar owners Jo and Chris Armstrong said about this year’s St. Patrick’s Day celebration. Covid and mother nature haven’t been nice the last few years, but this weekend is set for sunshine and smiles. The street party happens in the middle of 2nd & Elgin under the Blue Dome in downtown Tulsa. Enjoy NO cover charge all day.

• Pot of Gold: Feast at 5 food trucks. Do a jig with 7 Irish bands and the best view of downtown Tulsa, around. It’s a family affair with all ages invited through the gates that open at 10a. Little Leprechauns can stay until 8p and GreenHouse Outfitters will be printing shirts LIVE on-site!

Not sure what to expect? This video will get you in the mood to go green with Arnie’s Bar.

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Tulsa Float Center Offers Staycation Solace

Who says you need to leave town in order to relax for Spring Break? Not H2Oasis Tulsa!

• Float Fusion: Affordable, relaxing, rejuvenating; that’s the vibe at H2Oasis Float Center and Tea House. It’s located in the Farm Shopping Center. It is celebrating 8 years at the relaxing site that offers 4 float tanks, 5 massage rooms, nationally certified acupuncturists, and a sports medicine deep tissue expert.

• Tranquil Tea: As if getting a spa-like service isn’t enough, the tea is terrific. No mass produced products here. H2Oasis offers the finest herbal teas and supplements to enjoy while taking in a Saturday afternoon sound bowl session. The oxygen bars, light therapy brain stimulating chairs and soon-to-be available red light therapy will have you feeling refreshed without spending a week at the beach.

See all the H2Oasis services HERE.

In other news

• ⚽️ Gooaaaalllll: Still looking for some local spring break fun? Your family can score big with FC Tulsa’s Spring Break Soccer Camp that is starting Monday. Sign-up’s are still available!

• 🍀 Don’t Jig and Drive: Tulsa County Sheriff’s Deputies want to remind you to call for a ride if you’ve had some green beer Sunday. Crashes increase 41% on St. Patrick’s Day so they’ll patrol the party hot spots.

• 💰 It’s a Good Starter Salary: The Green Bay Packers signed a Tulsa native to a cool $48M deal spanning 4 years.

• 🏞 Spring in Your Step: Hello sunshine! Gathering Place extended its hours for spring. Furry family members can play on select Wednesdays and Sundays.

• 🖼 I Don’t Know if You Know This: But, Tulsa is kind of a big deal. USA Today released the top ten lists for music and art museums. Not one, but two Tulsa museums made the cut.

• 💚 Play Before Plane: Tulsa International Airport did not delay the fun when it installed the new Discovery Lab playground just in time for spring break travel.

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