The Bank of Oklahoma (BOK) Center, located in downtown Tulsa, is the pride of the city. At 550,000 square-feet, this multi-purpose arena will take your breath away. This versatile facility is slated to be a sport, entertainment and concert venue and can hold basketball and hockey games. Quite a few names from the entertainment industry like Carrie Underwood, Eagles, and Celine Dion have entertained crowds here.
Covering a block between the East Bardy Street and The East Cameroon Street, Guthrie Green has something for everyone. It comprises an open air stage for performances, a large covered pavilion for families to relax on a sunny day, scenic water fountains, a shaded path for joggers and walkers, a cafe and a huge green lawn where you can relax with your family. It is a hot spot for various events like concerts, film screenings, theater and other performing arts events that are held here in association with Tulsa Performing Arts Center Trust (TPACT).
This retro-inspired 8-lane bowling alley is a fascinating tribute to the bowling alleys of the 1970's. In addition to bowling, this unique place has a full-service bar and lounge, private room with two bowling lanes, and a patio. The exciting venue is an all-in-one fun package, as you can challenge your friend to a game of bowling, and if you're tired there is an amazing supply of comfort food like multiple varieties of tots, from cheese to Mexican, nachos, burgers, salads, shakes, and sundaes. Thirst quenching is easy as they serve premium beers, cocktails, and some fancy wines. If you're not into bowling, you can just grab a cold one and enjoy classic video-games in true retro style!
The 35 blocks that make up Tulsa's Greenwood District comprised the center of African American life and commerce in the city during the early 1900s. Its importance was such that Booker T. Washington called it "Black Wall Street." While a race riot destroyed much of the area in 1921, it was soon rebuilt. The Greenwood Cultural Center showcases the rich history of this district while also serving as a venue for many local events.
The Shrine is a welcome and vibrant addition to Tulsa's music scene. This venue hosts local and national touring acts, with most concerts taking place on Fridays and Saturdays. Many of the shows are 21 and over, so be sure to check before you buy your ticket if you will be able to gains admission. The venue can also be booked for a variety of private events and functions.
There is always something going on at this huge complex, located between Harvard and Yale along 21st Street in midtown. Among the attractions and facilities you'll find here are the massive Expo Center (used for big shows and exhibits), the historic Pavilion, Fair Meadows horse racing track, Big Splash Waterpark, Bell's Amusement Park, and Drillers Stadium (home of the Tulsa Drillers baseball team). Expo Square also doubles as the Tulsa County Fairgrounds, and is home to the Tulsa State Fair held each fall.
The Southern Hills Country Club, one of the nation's premier golf courses, has hosted four PGA Championships, three U.S. Open Championships, among many other tournaments.