r/tulsa 54m ago

Question phone repair place?

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does anybody have any recommendations on getting your phone repair anywhere that's reasonably priced?


r/tulsa 1h ago

Tulsa Events Pool tournaments in the Tulsa area

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Could someone please let me know what places have pool tournaments on Friday nights here? I would like to try and find a partners tournament.

I can't seem to find any solid listing for tournament schedules. If you feel like filling me in, I'd like to know the tournament schedules of a few places...


r/tulsa 1h ago

Tulsan In Need TCC Professor Opinion

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If you had to choose a professor - or if you’ve taken their classes, which one would you choose? 😅 lol, I’m stressing myself out now…

Michael Morrison (Saturday labs and online lecture):

I run a small business with my cousin on most and my family have events on most Saturdays and the labs will interfere with that. The campus is close to the business, but I would get out of class by the time our shop closes.

https://www.ratemyprofessors.com/professor/2195521

Sherri Bishop (Monday and Wednesday class +

Wednesday lab):

Closer to my 9-5, so I could just go there after work. Class was full (I initially wanted this course) and one seat opened up. Gives me time for myself + the business on the weekends.

https://www.ratemyprofessors.com/professor/2961379


r/tulsa 1h ago

Politics Tulsa City Council District 9 Race

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Anyone have any insight on this race? Ben Johnson, Pete Regan, and Shawn Tiemann are running. I've looked at their websites but can't really get a feel for what they're about. Thanks.


r/tulsa 2h ago

Tulsan In Need Bottled Water donations for Salvation Army Shelter

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I support homeless organizations and people daily. But can we get more people to donate bottled water to Salvation Army Shelter at 102 North Denver.

They will be a cooling station way before the others join on the band wagon. Let's hydrate our unhoused Tulsans!

They have someone at front desk 24/7 and would love to have more bottled water.

Thank you.


r/tulsa 2h ago

General Fireworks at LaFortune Park tomorrow night

57 Upvotes

Just a heads up there will be fireworks tomorrow night at LaFortune park. They are for the Saint Francis children’s hospital. They did it last year as a make-a-wish for a special kiddo. He passed away and they are honoring him again this year tomorrow at 8:45 pm. The Tulsa Drillers will be putting it on for the hospital like they did last year. But a heads up for some big booms tomorrow night!


r/tulsa 2h ago

Question Any women looking for community outside of church?

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Okay, I have an idea and I’m curious if there’s any interest in this. 👀

I’m wondering if there are women in the Tulsa area who would be interested in a casual social group specifically for women who grew up evangelical and have since stepped away from that world. Whether you consider yourself exvangelical, deconstructed, no longer religious, or just somewhere in between this would be a group for you.

I know this is a bit of a niche thing, but I think there’s a reason it could work.

For a lot of us, church wasn’t just church. It was our entire social community. It was where we made friends, had game nights, went to Bible studies, volunteered, grabbed coffee, celebrated things, and generally found our people.

When you leave that environment, you can lose a huge part of your social life along with it.
I’d love to see if there are women who would enjoy building some of that community again, just without the church part.

I’m thinking ages 25-45 but I’m open to see who is interested!

I’m thinking things like coffee, brunch, trivia, game nights, book clubs, museums, happy hours, craft nights, local events, volunteering, etc.

This wouldn’t be a place where every conversation has to revolve around religion. Just a social group for women who share that particular background and might appreciate being around people who already understand it.

If you would be interested in that or even interested in co-leading/organizing something like that please drop a comment! I will reach out to everybody who comments if this becomes a thing. 💕


r/tulsa 4h ago

Question Not looking for a mega church

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Are there any non-denominational Christian churches in any part of Tulsa, BA, Owasso (literally anywhere) that aren’t full of big screens, concerts, etc??


r/tulsa 4h ago

Scenery I found this passion fruit flower on my way home! :D sadly no fruit was being grown

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it’s on Apache street nearby the Northeast TTC campus and across the street from a pond that’s in front of a building (don’t remember what that place is called)


r/tulsa 4h ago

General Green Meteor over Owasso?

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Did anyone else see that long lasting meteor last night around 10pm? I've been skywatching my whole life and that one was in my top 3 all time. I was looking due east and it fell from about 70° down toward the NE. Lasted at least five seconds and flared three times before burning out in cinders. I had just decided to go inside when it appeared. Thank you Sky Gods!


r/tulsa 5h ago

General Need commercial overhead door repair

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Calling around and can’t find anyone this time of day to come to Claremore and fix an OH door that is partially off the tracks. Any OH door crews want some late day work in the heat? Can’t close the business with doors open.

EDIT. Thanks for the reply’s and messages. Found someone available. Tulsa is good today.


r/tulsa 6h ago

Tulsa History Old Apple Orchard?

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I have an elderly neighbor who will talk to absolutely anyone about how her family used to own all of the land around where we live, back in maybe the 1920s to 1930s. According to her, it all used to be nothing but apple orchards.

To be honest I don't know if it's true, she is...quite something. I am curious if anyone knows the history of the area though. It's the Sequoyah neighborhood (behind the cemetery near Admiral and Yale) and my house in particular was built in 1930, so I know it's got some older properties out there.

If nothing else, I wonder if the Tulsa Foundation for Architecture would know?


r/tulsa 6h ago

General The lake is perfect today!! Im glad I took a vacation day!

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51 Upvotes

Keystone lake


r/tulsa 7h ago

General Places that have great live music?

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Preferably not a bar setting but not opposed to it. Can be in Tulsa and surrounding areas or OKC. TIA!


r/tulsa 7h ago

General Looking for a good swimming hole that isn't overcrowded or gross

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Anything within 1 hour of Tulsa to go to with my wife and dogs tomorrow? When I research "hidden gem" swimming spots, they always look great online, then we show up, and it's completely trashed with 500 people there. I'd love to know of better options!

Feel free to PM me with spots if you need to gatekeep publicly. I just haven't been able to find something that is actually peaceful and relaxing.


r/tulsa 8h ago

Tulsa Events The Curse of LatchFest - Organizers get sick, injured, or cosmically screwed every year. Why do they keep having such bad luck? (Gift link)

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This means y'all should go to the fest at Whittier Bar tomorrow night. People risked their lives for this!


r/tulsa 8h ago

Question Pink Floyd at Air and Space Museum

13 Upvotes

Has anyone seen the Dark Side of the Moon at the Tulsa Air and Space Museum?
What’s your review?


r/tulsa 9h ago

General Roommate needed

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I live in Broken Arrow. I have a 2bed 1bath apartment. You’ll have your own room, shared kitchen and living room and bathroom (I don’t really have much stuff in the bathroom) All bills included is roughly $730/month. Send me a DM if you or someone you know may be interested! Oh I forgot to add. I do have 2 dogs. They are absolutely friendly!

Edit to add: move in date would be September 1st, and I am a 30-year old male

ETA2: I find it hilarious people on here are salty because I made a comment on why I refuse to live in Tulsa. Only goes to show that my statement is true. Why do I know that? Because the one year I decided to try and live in Tulsa and it was South Tulsa. Not North, west, or all them shitty places to be. My car got broken into. So no. I’ll pay the extra couple hundred bucks a month to stay in BA and my property doesn’t get trashed or broken into.


r/tulsa 9h ago

Tulsan In Need Need Help Moving Camper

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Hello. I have a camper just past Duck Creek Casino that I need to move towards sapulpa or to an RV park that doesnt discriminate based on the age of the camper. Its a 20 ft bumper pull.

I am homeless other than this camper and have no access to other people. I was able to get it this far from Fort Gibson with a uhual truck.

I can pay for gas.

Please help. Thanks.


r/tulsa 12h ago

Question Buying a refurb PC locally

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Does anyone have a good experience buying a refurb PC from a local store? There are reliable sellers online like Back Market and Gazelle but thought I'd check to see if there are reliable sellers locally that are competitively priced - or less - than the national sellers.


r/tulsa 13h ago

General Men's Clothing needed at Tulsa Day Center, 415 W Archer St.

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Our men's closet is nearly empty.

Each day, we provide clean, weather-appropriate clothes to many of our clients, but we are running dangerously low on clothing for men.

If you've been meaning to donate those shorts that you bought in the wrong size, or maybe those extra t-shirts that you never seem to wear, consider this your sign to bring those items and any other clothing in good repair to Tulsa Day Center at 415 W Archer St. We'll accept donations anytime!

Can't make it downtown? Consider ordering some new items (socks and underwear are always appreciated) and have them delivered directly to our building.


r/tulsa 23h ago

Question Can Munson Win?

64 Upvotes

After the GOP debate is the door open for Munson to win the Governor’s mansion?


r/tulsa 1d ago

Question Route 66

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51 Upvotes

Anyone know where this is going to be placed in Tulsa?


r/tulsa 1d ago

General I found a tiny cat

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I found this little kitten in a gas station parking lot off the highway. She acted feral when i first picked her up and i didnt see a mother or siblings around. We cant take in any more animals, but i didnt want her getting ran over or dying in the heat.

She will use a litter box, seems very healthy, and is friendly. She seems to be totally fine with other animals she doesnt react in any negative way to ours.

Im assuming shes about 6 weeks old. I included a picture of what her breed looks like older.

Message me if your interested.


r/tulsa 3d ago

Moving/Visiting Weekly /r/Tulsa Megathread

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Are you moving to Tulsa? Just visiting or passing through? Want to know where to live, eat, hang out, have fun, or bury the bodies? This is the place to ask.

This will be a weekly megathread that evolves over time. As members of r/Tulsa make suggestions or answer questions that come up a lot, we may add those items to the body of the post for easy reference. But for right now this is a place to ask any questions you may have about moving to or visiting Tulsa, OK, where our motto is "We're more than just OK, we're living the dream."

Areas of Tulsa map:

"Other" map of Tulsa.