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Tulsa Nonprofit Puts Wheels on a Grocery Store to Combat Food Insecurity

Forget delivery apps; now, the grocery store comes to you in Tulsa. RG Foods' mobile grocery store is an ingenious solution to address food insecurity, an issue deeply affecting Tulsa neighborhoods.

• Wheels Of Change: Led by Director Scott Smith, this mobile marvel has been rolling through food deserts for nine years. Accepting cash, food stamps, and even double-up Oklahoma coupons, the store makes fresh, locally sourced produce more accessible than ever.

• Impactful Coupons: You read that right. Not only do these coupons double your produce, but they also seem to double your health. Smith notes that some of his customers have reported such significant health improvements that even have their doctors asking what's up.

If you want to know more about how this rolling oasis of nutrition is driving change, one local resident at a time, head to the original article HERE.

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Go Wild at BASECAMP - A Unique Camping Experience on Turkey Mountain

Calling all nature lovers, music enthusiasts, and folks who simply enjoy a great weekend out—get ready to pitch your tent at BASECAMP on Turkey Mountain this September 30th.

• What’s Happening?: The event promises to deliver a perfect blend of nature and entertainment. Stake out a spot at the amphitheater and groove to live music from 6-11 p.m. Just remember, your camping pass allows up to 4 humans per tent, depending on your ticket type.

• Don’t Forget: While you might be lost in the music or the company, you don’t want to be literally lost in the dark. The event suggests bringing necessities like flashlights, sleeping bags, and s'mores ingredients. However, there are strict instructions to leave your grumpy pants and fireworks at home—neither is welcome here.

Tickets are limited and non-refundable within 14 days of the event. So, if you've ever wanted to camp out at Turkey Mountain while enjoying some chill tunes, this is your shot. Learn more HERE.

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Why You'll Find Elsing Museum Absolutely Rock-Solid

Ever stumbled upon a hidden gem in your city that makes you go, "How did I not know about this?" If you're in Tulsa and have a thing for geology or just cool stuff in general, the Elsing Museum at Oral Roberts University is that gem (pun intended.)

• Geology for All Ages: The museum is a family-friendly outing with

  guided tours that last 45-60 minutes. You'll not just admire rocks from a distance—you get to touch petrified dinosaur poop! The museum's interactive design makes it accessible and engaging, particularly for youngsters aged 6 and up.

• A Legacy Set in Stone: The founder, Willard Elsing, started his collection in junior high and eventually gained global attention. In 1974, he donated ninety percent of his collection to ORU, and people continue to donate rare items, ensuring that the museum's awesomeness endures.

Check the parking map on their website before you head over. If the doors are locked, a quick call will summon a tour guide to rock your world. Read all about it HERE.

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Don't Miss Hip-Hop 918 - Tulsa's Ultimate Jam for Rap Aficionados

Ready to celebrate half a century of hip-hop in style? Mark your calendars for Hip-Hop 918, Tulsa's tribute to the genre's golden years and rising stars.

• Star-Studded Lineup: Headlining the night is none other than the iconic New York duo EPMD. They're joined by Joeski Love and local gems Steph Simon & the Straight Outta Tulsa Diamonds, ensuring your playlist is going to get a serious upgrade.

• More Than Just Music: Hosted by Playya 1000 and soundscaped by Doc Free, this is a full-on cultural experience. And what's hip-hop without some mouthwatering food? Get your munchies sorted with a range of food trucks from Cajun Boil to Taystee Shaved Ice.

Don't settle for Spotify when you can live the beats. For a night of epic flows and lip-smacking eats, check out the full details HERE.

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Get Ready for Sunny Dayz Round 3 in Oklahoma, Where Art and Empowerment Shine

The third annual Sunny Dayz Mural Fest is returning to Tulsa's Pearl District on September 9th. It's the state's one and only mural festival specifically celebrating women and non-binary artists, making it a must-attend event for art lovers and advocates alike.

• Artistic Brilliance On Display: Prepare for a visual feast as 25 new murals are created by a cool 41 artists. Artists such as Emma Difani & Faye Miller, and RTiiiKA promise to fill your Instagram feed with vibrant colors and thought-provoking designs.

• More Than Just Murals: This festival is a full-day experience with live music, performances, food trucks, and family-friendly activities. Even better? The whole event is free!

If you're into art, community, and empowerment, this is an event you won't want to miss. For all the details, including how to donate and stay updated, click HERE.

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In other news

• Times Square To Shine Even Brighter: Fifteen-month-old Declan from Tahlequah is set to light up the JumboTron in New York City's Times Square, along with 16 other Oklahomans, aiming to promote the value, acceptance, and inclusion of people with Down syndrome.

• The Future Is Now: Imagine working only four days a week—sounds like a dream, right? A growing number of companies and even schools say it's becoming a reality.

• Lake Life: Check the water levels before getting that boat back out.

• Jaws Meets Jenks: The Oklahoma Aquarium's shark feed show was the splash hit of the holiday.

• Justice After Hours: Starting this Thursday, Tulsa Municipal Court extends its gavel into the evening with Night Court, making it easier for Tulsans to settle their quick cases without missing a day of work.

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