Tulsa is a city ripe with history and culture. Just about anything you can think of to do is available, just a few miles in any direction. Tulsa has so much to offer. From a rich and diverse local music scene to so many great restaurants and bars, attractions in the city such as the famous zoo and aquarium, museums and cultural attractions, no matter what you're looking for, Tulsa is sure to have something right up your alley for you to enjoy.
Are you looking for a night out on the town to check out some music? There are more than a few places you could go. There is a very diverse local music scene in Tulsa, and many different locales to visit for live music, depending on what sort of genre you're into. If you like electronic music and having a drink, you might visit the Route 66 Event Center or Club Majestic. If rock and metal styles are your thing, you could always visit Billy and Renee's, Boulevard Trash, or the Undercurrent for some great shows. Country music may be your genre, and if that is the case, then one of your best bets in town would be the Westbound Club. There is also the historic Cain's Ballroom, where many famous artists come to play every week. The Cain's Ballroom is general admission, has a bar and an upstairs area, and plenty of room to dance around in when your favorite bands come to town. Another surefire musical destination where a lot of major acts come to perform is the massive BOK Center. The BOK Center has hosted such epic events as Muse, Paul McCartney, and so many other huge bands and artists.
If you find yourself craving a bite to eat while you're out on the town, then you're in luck, because Tulsa and the surrounding areas have a massive selection of amazing restaurants, both franchised and locally owned. If you're in the mood for some down-home cooking, a family-owned restaurant in Broken Arrow called Apple Barrel Cafe offers some of the best dining in town. If you're looking for an all-you-can-eat extravaganza, Tulsa has a Golden Corral right in between the Woodland Hills Mall and Guitar Center. Speaking of down-home cooking, if you are near the Embassy hotel, you can visit Cracker Barrel and eat some great Southern food, as well as pick something up in the gift shop, if you feel so inclined. What if you were in the mood for some Chinese food? There are two great options for you to check out--one is called the Bamboo Garden, near Walmart on South Elm Place in Broken Arrow. It is some of the finest Chinese food in town. If Mexican food is more your style, you would love Ted's Escondido in Tulsa!
Want to see some animals and aquatic ecosystems? The Tulsa Zoo and the Oklahoma Aquarium should be two of your first stops. The Tulsa Zoo is huge and known well all over Oklahoma for all the fun things it offers to do and the wide array of animals you can see. The Tulsa Zoo is situated on 85 acres right in Mohawk Park. It is a beautiful zoo that has served the Tulsa area for over 85 years. You can even ride a train around the zoo with your family. If you would like to check out aquatic animals and their environments, you can visit the Oklahoma Aquarium. There are all sorts of displays showing different things people of all ages can learn about aquatic animals. You can see stingrays, all kinds of fish, and there is even a massive shark tank. It is easy to get lost in the aquarium and spend most of your day there. It is good fun and a great learning experience for any age.
Those curious, or those who may have heard about it from Tulsa lore, should take a few minutes to check out the "Center of the Universe." Right by the Brady Arts District, the Center of the Universe is a strange little area that has some auditory oddities. If someone stands in the center circle on the ground and speaks, no one around them will hear that person, but the person speaking will hear an odd echo. Visiting the Center of the Universe is a fun and free experience for anyone visiting Tulsa.
While Tulsa has a lot to offer in the city's metro areas, you should also take a little bit of time to visit the surrounding areas that help make up Tulsa County. There a lot of fun little things you can do in Broken Arrow, for instance. The Rose District and the beautiful colors it has to offer are worth the 15-minute drive on the expressway alone. There is also a fantastic little place on Main Street called The Rooftop, where folks can go on the rooftop of the establishment, eat delicious food, and have a few drinks. It is one of the most unique dining experiences in the area. It is more than worth the drive and the price. While in the area, you should also check out some of the other fun things going on in Owasso and Collinsville.
People native to Tulsa and the surrounding areas know how much fun they can have. When the summer rolls around, they want to be out there having fun with their friends and family. They know they have household chores they need to get around to, and the lawn is always on the top of the list for a lot of Oklahoma families who love to make their grass the greenest on the block. With summer approaching and so many fun things to do in Tulsa and the surrounding areas, you don't want to be worried about sweating in the sun working on your lawn, do you?
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