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Community

City of Tulsa Releases 4 Requests For Proposals Involving Route 66

The City of Tulsa is looking ahead to the 2026 Route 66 Centennial and wants ideas for new attractions along the Mother Road.

• Get Your Kicks: There’s nothing to cry about when it comes to celebrating Route 66 and it’s path through the heart of Tulsa. Cry Baby Hill is a big focus of the RFP. It’s a hot spot for Tulsa Tough spectators but the City wants a commercial development that provides retail and a possible hotel.

• Digital Destination Dedication: The City is looking for a technology consultant to create a web and mobile product that educates the user and promotes Route 66. The ideal digital storytelling app would feature an outdoor museum with possible animation, 360 views, gamification and other features for the user via QR codes.

Have some ideas? See all City of Tulsa RFPs HERE.

Restaurant

Bittersweet Plans are Made for a Brookside Restaurant

Freya restaurant on Brookside announced it will close April 13th but a new concept is brewing for the space.

• When One Door Closes: It’s with a mix of sadness and gratitude that the JTR Restaurant Group concept Freya will close. It an e-mail to customers they said “we knew would be a daring concept for this market. What blew us away was those of you that fell in love with the restaurant over the years.” A new concept will move into the space at 34th and Peoria Ave.

• Last Super: Freya will be available for private events and catering over the next several months. We’ve tried the restaurant that has an amazing new happy hour menu. Spicy roasted pumpkin soup anyone? You can still enjoy the spectacular menu items that include Nordic noshing on Swedish meatballs, smoked duck and the sweetest sweet potato bake around, through April 13th.

See the full menu HERE.

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Event

69th Annual SpringFest is Coming to Woodward Park Friday and Saturday

Springfest Garden Market is one of the largest educational events hosted by the Tulsa Garden Center each year, and the longest running garden market in the state.  

• Fabulous Florals: SpringFest happens April 12th and 13th with breakfast and lunch served so you can carb load for the big plant shop. There’s a “Too Much to Carry” hospitality tent where you can leave your purchases with volunteers, get your car, then pull up to the drive-thru so the team can load you up with your newfound beauties.

• Dirt Dig: The event is free to the public and benefits educational programming, beautification, and historic preservation for the 45-acre Woodward Park campus. Don’t miss this opportunity to get expert horticultural advice and buy your favorite plants all in one spot.

See all the SpringFest details HERE.

Guide

Planning the Weekend? We’ve Got the Guide for the Best Brunch 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.

In other news

• 🩺 Doctor’s Orders: Breakthrough new research proves how you can REGROW cartilage by taking in more of this protein in the right proportion to restore your joints and bones. *

• 💐 Booming Blooms: Philbrook Museum of Art reports a successful turnout for Art in Bloom. Did you miss it? Here’s a look at the beauty.

• 🦮 Clean Start: A Tulsa dog grooming business is giving women a second chance at employment after incarceration.

• 🎟 Laying the Foundation: A new exhibit is installed that documents Oklahoma’s history of protest and free speech.

• 🎶 It’s Showtime: The Outsiders Musical is opening on Broadway today and some Tulsans are on the front row to share a review.

• 🚴🏿‍♀️ Tour of Greatness: Some Tulsans are set for a 600-mile bike ride to tour and raise awareness for Oklahoma’s all-Black towns.

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