
Entertainment
Hop On Over to Sapulpa
Sapulpa’s first brewery is a cornerstone to one of the most popular annual events in Sapulpa. Article by Liz Horkey | Photography by Haug & Bees Media A group of dedicated Sapulpa community members were brewing big dreams about what could be accomplished in Sapulpa through reinvestment, beautification and community support. Their idea was to create a new event on Hobson Avenue that could help people envision what downtown Sapulpa could look like and the lifestyle that could emerge. Hobson Hops...
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Local Services
Protecting Your Legacy
Fatherhood leader Marquess Dennis Sr. believes the greatest inheritance isn’t measured by possessions, but by relationships, wisdom, and the lives we influence every single day. Article and Photography by Marquess Dennis Sr. “If everything you owned disappeared tomorrow, what would your children still inherit from you?” That’s the question I ask fathers where I go. Most people answer with a house, life insurance policy, or keepsakes. Those things have value, but legacy is much bigger than...
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Health + Wellness
Restoring Everyday Freedom
How TBS Collective Wellness restores strength, confidence and everyday freedom. Photography by Jennifer Voss Waking up five times a night to use the bathroom might sound like a minor inconvenience until it becomes your reality. Pelvic-floor weakness can interrupt sleep, limit daily activities and turn a cough or laugh into a source of anxiety. Jennifer Cook, owner of TBS Collective Wellness, understands that wellness concerns extend beyond the body. They can affect confidence, relationships...
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Food + Beverage
Behind the Door on Boston
Boston Title & Abstract blends French tradition and old-world Tulsa charm. Article by Morghan Willis | Photography by Andrew Saliga There is a bit of mystery built into an evening spent at Boston Title and Abstract. Tucked into an alleyway in downtown Tulsa, this speakeasy restaurant does not announce itself the way many others might. Even the name is deceiving, sounding more like a real estate office than a fine-dining restaurant. But step inside, and the illusion quickly falls away. The...
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Food + Beverage
Date Night, Shaken
Dinner, live jazz and a fall cocktail worth making time for. Article by Morghan Willis | Photography by Heather Broomhall Date night has a funny way of being the first thing to disappear when life gets busy. Before the rush of the holidays sets in, October offers a chance to slow down, reconnect and make an ordinary evening feel intentional. At Duet Restaurant in downtown Tulsa, that idea feels right at home. Owners Tuck and Kate Curren first met while working in the restaurant industry 45...
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Home + Design
Meet the Craftsmen
For two days, the men behind the furniture are on the floor Photography by Lily Siemens Once a year, builders from wood shops in northern Indiana drive down to Tulsa to Amish Crafted Furniture’s showroom. They stand amongst furniture made with their own hands and meet the people who take it home. This Meet the Craftsmen event now in its eighteenth year, is happening once again on September 11 and 12. For those two days, the men who cut the joinery will be working the floor. "The biggest...
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Arts + Culture
Timeless Design by Hand
Designer and craftsman David D'Angelo Caldwell Photography by Heather Broomhall His first sewing machine was a Singer that his mother had won as a teenager at the Oklahoma State Fair sewing competition. It was old enough to be built from real metal. “It sewed like a dream,” says David D’Angelo Caldwell, who learned to run it as a boy in Choctaw and promptly turned it on his own wardrobe. Wide-leg jeans were hard to find in Oklahoma then, so he cut his open along the inseam and set in extra...
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Food + Beverage
Well Dressed Wine
The Kir, the Kir Royale, and the Black Velvet prove that wine belongs at the center of the glass, not beside it. Article by James Andrews | Photography by Lily Siemens Recently there’s been a resurgence in people learning to make their own cocktails at home. Many have rediscovered both the fun and value of home mixology as opposed to the expense of going out for drinks and entertainment. When discussing cocktails, the default assumption is it will be made with traditional spirits like...
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Education
Where Every Dog Belongs
Woodland West Pet Resort offers dogs a school of their own, where training, play, and a whole lot of love means every dog belongs. Photography by Lily Siemens By the second week of August, the house has gone quiet again. The kids are back in school, the parents back in the office, and the one member of the household nobody thought to prepare is lying on the living room floor. The dog's summer, full of company, chaos, and someone always home, has evaporated overnight. Kent Clark has watched...
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Food + Beverage
Protein Packed Frozen Yogurt Bark
A Fun Go-To Summer Snack Alternative to Ice Cream and Popsicles without the Added Sugars Article and Photography by Frozen Yogurt Bark is the perfect snack for busy summer days and after-school afternoons. Kids will love helping sprinkle on their favorite toppings, and parents will love that it's packed with protein, fruit, and just a touch of sweetness. Make a batch ahead of time, keep it in the freezer, and you'll have a cool, grab-and-go treat ready whenever hunger strikes. Frozen...
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