Welcome to Tulsa, where the summer heat meets a vibrant calendar of events and activities to make your June unforgettable. As the temperatures rise and the days get longer, Tulsa comes alive with a vibrant energy that’s hard to resist. Whether you’re a local looking for something new to explore or a visitor seeking an authentic Tulsa experience, you’ll find plenty of exciting events to fill your calendar this month. We listed the top events in Tulsa in June 2024.
Top Events in Tulsa in June 2024
June kicks off with a special day dedicated to all the dads out there. Father’s Day is a time to honor and celebrate the father figures in our lives, and Tulsa offers a variety of ways to make the day memorable. Treat dad to a day of adventure at the Tulsa Zoo, where you can explore fascinating exhibits and get up close and personal with exotic wildlife. For the beer-loving dads, why not enjoy a brewery tour and sample some of Tulsa’s finest craft brews? Many local breweries offer tasting flights and tours that dad is sure to enjoy. And when hunger strikes, treat dad to a delicious meal at one of Tulsa’s top restaurants, where you can enjoy mouthwatering dishes and raise a toast to dad’s special day.
Explore the Downtown Tulsa Midweek Market
Looking for fresh, healthy foods and local entertainment? Look no further than the Downtown Tulsa Midweek Market, held every Wednesday from April 24 to June 26. This weekly market is a highlight for downtown employees, residents, and visitors alike, offering a convenient opportunity to stock up on farm-fresh produce, artisanal products and more. Located in a centrally located public park, the Midweek Market is the perfect place to unwind after a long day at work or explore during your lunch break. With a variety of vendors to choose from and live entertainment to enjoy, it’s a great way to support local businesses and connect with the community.
Attend the Tulsa Juneteenth Festival
Celebrate freedom and community at the Tulsa Juneteenth Festival from June 13-15. Held in the heart of Tulsa’s Historic Greenwood District, this annual festival is one of the largest Juneteenth celebrations in the nation. Juneteenth commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States, and the Tulsa festival honors this important milestone with three days of festivities. Enjoy live entertainment, food trucks serving up delicious eats, arts and clothing vendors showcasing their creations, games and activities for all ages, and much more. It’s a weekend of fun, food, and culture that celebrates the rich history and resilience of the Greenwood community.
Experience Tulsa Tough
Get ready to pedal to the metal at Tulsa Tough, a three-day bike festival from June 7-9 that energizes the whole city. This annual event draws hundreds of cyclists from across the United States to compete in thrilling races and showcase their skills on the streets of Tulsa. From criterium races to grueling climbs, Tulsa Tough offers something for riders of all levels and abilities. But it’s not just about the racing – it’s also about the community coming together to cheer on the athletes and celebrate the spirit of cycling. The highlight of the weekend is day three, which features the infamous “Cry Baby Hill” – a raucous spectator-friendly party complete with food trucks, live music and a festive atmosphere that’s not to be missed.
StayInTulsaOK Vacation Rentals
After a day of exploring Tulsa’s top events, retreat to the comfort of a StayInTulsaOK vacation rental. Our accommodations are furnished with all the comforts of home, ensuring a relaxing and enjoyable stay for our guests. Whether you’re traveling with family, friends, or flying solo, our rentals provide the perfect home base for your Tulsa adventure. Choose from a variety of options, including luxury homes, rentals with firepits and homes with private pools. With stylish decor, modern amenities and convenient locations, our rentals offer everything you need for a memorable stay in Tulsa.
Book Your Summer Adventure in June
June in Tulsa promises to be a month filled with excitement, adventure, and unforgettable experiences. As you can see, there’s no shortage of things to see and do in our vibrant city this month. So, why wait? Contact us to book your Tulsa rental today and join us for a summer to remember!
Are you ready to make unforgettable memories this 4th of July in Tulsa, OK? This vibrant city is bursting with festive activities and dazzling fireworks displays that promise to delight visitors of all ages. Whether you’re a family seeking fun, an event enthusiast, or just someone looking to celebrate Independence Day with a bang, Tulsa has something for everyone.
Spend the 4th of July in Tulsa, Oklahoma
If there’s one event that epitomizes the spirit of Independence Day in Tulsa, it’s the Folds of Honor FreedomFest. This grand celebration is visible for miles around and draws an estimated 80,000 spectators each year. The best vantage points include Dream Keepers Park, River West Festival Park and the scenic Arkansas River, including the popular Gathering Place.
The highlight of FreedomFest is undoubtedly the spectacular fireworks display. To experience the full effect, spectators can tune into KRMG 102.3 FM to listen to the synchronized musical score. The fireworks show is staged from the 21st Street Bridge and is the best display you’ll find in Tulsa. For those who prefer to celebrate from the comfort of home, KTUL Tulsa’s News Channel 8 offers live coverage of the Fireworks Grand Finale during the 10 p.m. newscast.
Tulsa Drillers Games and Fireworks Extravaganza
Combine America’s favorite pastime with an awe-inspiring fireworks display at the Tulsa Drillers Games and Fireworks Extravaganza. Held from July 4th to 6th at ONEOK Field, this event offers baseball fans a thrilling game followed by a stunning show of fireworks. It’s the perfect way to celebrate the holiday with a combination of sports and spectacle.
Fantasy in the Sky and Fire Over the Water
Skiatook offers not one, but two fantastic fireworks shows. On July 3rd, head to the Skiatook Municipal Airport for the Fantasy in the Sky display. Then, on July 4th, make your way to Skiatook Lake for the Fire Over the Water show, which starts at 9:47 p.m. Both of these events promise to light up the night with breathtaking displays.
Fireworks in the Park
For those in Sand Springs, the Fireworks in the Park event at Case Community Park is a must-see. Starting at 6 p.m. on July 3rd, this celebration features food, fun, and a fantastic fireworks show. The festivities kick off at 5 p.m. with various activities, and the fireworks start around 9:15 p.m. It’s a great way to enjoy a community-centric celebration.
Boomfest at Oklahoma Aquarium
Located in Jenks, the Oklahoma Aquarium hosts Boomfest, an event blending aquatic wonders with patriotic excitement. From 6:30 to 10 p.m. on July 4th, visitors can explore stunning marine exhibits and partake in interactive activities. The evening culminates in a breathtaking fireworks display over the water. Boomfest is free for aquarium members or accessible with daily admission, making it an excellent choice for families.
Host a Festive 4th of July Lunch
Why not add a personal touch to your celebrations? Hosting a Fourth of July lunch at your vacation rental can be a festive and intimate experience. Deck out your rental with patriotic decorations, prepare delicious food and serve up tasty treats, mocktails, and cocktails. It’s a wonderful way to create holiday memories with loved ones.
Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- Grilled hot dogs and hamburgers: Nothing says Independence Day like classic American BBQ. Fire up the grill and cook up some juicy hot dogs and burgers for your guests.
- Red, white, and blue fruit platter: Create a colorful and healthy option by arranging strawberries, blueberries, and sliced bananas in the shape of an American flag on a platter.
- Patriotic punch: Get creative with your drinks by making red, white and blue layered mocktails or cocktails using cranberry juice, coconut water and blue sports drink. You can also add some fun decorations like star-shaped ice cubes or festive straws.
- Flag-inspired desserts: Show off your baking skills by making a flag-inspired dessert, such as a berry trifle or a red velvet cake decorated with blueberries and whipped cream stars.
Our Vacation Rentals in Tulsa
Make your stay in Tulsa even more memorable by choosing one of our luxurious vacation rentals. Our accommodations are furnished with all the comforts of home, ensuring a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Each property features a fully equipped kitchen, bed linens, towels, TV, and free high-speed Wi-Fi. Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway or a family vacation, we have properties that suit all travel sizes. Plus, many of our rentals are pet-friendly and come with amenities like fire pits and grills, making them perfect for holiday celebrations.
Book Your Holiday Getaway
There’s no better place to spend the 4th of July than Tulsa, Oklahoma. With its array of events, spectacular fireworks, and welcoming community, your Independence Day is sure to be unforgettable. Ready to experience it all? Contact us to book your holiday getaway with us today and make this 4th of July one for the books!
It often feels as if much of every year is spent waiting and dreaming about that day when we walk out of the office on a beautiful summer day, head home to pack, and then climb on a plane to fly to our summer vacation destination, only for it to end far sooner than we are ready. If you are in the planning stages of your upcoming Tulsa getaway, your favorite moments of every day may be the ones when you sit down in front of your laptop, a glass of wine in hand, planning all the details that will make this summer in Tulsa, OK one you will never forget. And because we understand the excitement of the planning stages, we at StayInTulsaOK have created this guide to a Tulsa adventure that you will wish never had to end, so go ahead, pour that glass of wine, and prepare to get lost in the magic of Tulsa.
What to See in Tulsa
If you didn’t see the Eifel Tower in Paris, the Grand Canyon in Arizona, or the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, could you really say you had visited those places? Every vacation has at least one landmark (often more) that best reflects the spot you are visiting and in Tulsa, these are the must see landmarks that best represent an Oklahoma vacation.
Golden Driller Statue, Tulsa Expo Center, 4145 E 21st Street
Tulsa was once known as the Oil Capital of the World, and although it is more commonly called T-Town today, the Golden Driller Statue, erected in 1966, reflects that original nickname and is a quirky landmark that needs to be seen to be believed. Standing 75 feet tall and weighing in at a husky 43,500 pounds, this gold structure could be considered the unofficial mascot of Tulsa and is definitely worth viewing.
Center of the Universe, 1 S Boston Avenue
In case you were wondering, the center of the universe happens to fall firmly in the middle of downtown Tulsa, just waiting to be explored by all who visit. Nothing more than a small concrete circle located in the center of a larger circle of bricks, the Center of the Universe is an acoustic anomaly that works as a private echo chamber; every noise while standing in the center of the concrete circle is amplified, and your own voice will sound distorted to those standing outside the circle.
The Outsider’s House Museum, 731 N Louis Avenue
Early in the 1980s, a small movie was made, one that starred a bunch of unknowns and changed the world forever simply by existing. That movie was called the Outsiders, and most of its stars have reached stratospheric heights of stardom, including Matt Dillon, Tom Cruise, Rob Lowe, and Patrick Swayze. Filmed in Tulsa in 1983, the house that belonged to those outsiders still stands today and looks exactly as it did while the movie was being filmed, offering artifacts, exhibits, and a peek into the world of movie making.
Where to Eat in Tulsa
The vacations we remember most fondly include breathtaking adventures, exciting attractions, and restaurants serving meals so delicious, the foods haunt our dreams for years to come. To ensure that you enjoy those same happy memories during your Oklahoma journey, this guide to some of our favorite restaurants will give your taste buds something to cheer about.
Silver Skillet Family Diner, 8228 E 61st Street Suite 114
Oklahoma is known for a lot of things, but perhaps most of all it is known for its down-home Southern cooking, something that the Silver Skillet Family Diner excels at creating. Open various hours seven days a week, this diner isn’t fancy, but its servers are friendly, its booths and tables are clean and comfortable, and the meals they serve will bring comfort as they fill your belly. The Silver Skillet is one of our favorite places for breakfast with the family.
Roosevelts, 1551 E 15th Street
After a morning of Tulsa explorations, by the time the lunch hour arrives, you will be more than ready to take a seat in one of the booths of Roosevelts, a gastropub serving an eclectic selection of foods that will help you regain your energy. Providing the ambience of a gentlemen’s library with dark paneled walls and a row of bookshelves, the food at Roosevelts includes tapas (small plates) wraps, sandwiches, and burger, with each dish offering something that makes it stand out in a sea of restaurant food.
Boston Title & Abstract, 522 S Boston Avenue Suite B100
Closed on Sundays, Mondays, and Tuesdays, Boston Title and Abstract’s name attracted us at first, and then their menu and skill at creating meals ensured that we would return. Or maybe it was the coolness of eating at a speakeasy restaurant that has us returning time and time again, but whatever entices you to visit this unusual place, it is definitely worth a stop during your Tulsa visit. Everything about this restaurant is unique, from its hidden entrance in an alley, to the industrial set of steps that lead guests into an elegant and spacious underground restaurant, and its French inspired menu filled with elevated food offerings making it the perfect special occasion restaurant.
Events to Attend
The best way to achieve an authentic Tulsa experience is by attending the special events that take place in town each summer, some of which we have listed below.
Tulsa Juneteenth Festival, Greenwood Avenue
Celebrating the emancipation of the slaves, our Tulsa Juneteenth Festival is a community funded festival that celebrates that historic date, providing a safe place for expression while offering a block party, art installation, and musical entertainment that will have you dancing in your seats.
Folds of Honor Freedom Fest, Dream Keepers Park, 1875 S Boulder Avenue
Tulsa’s largest fireworks display is also one where one of the town’s largest celebration is held. Offering food and beverage trucks, and live music, the fireworks display will be set up over the Arkansas River at the 21st Street Bridge.
An Affair of the Heart, SageNet Center
Oklahoma’s largest arts, crafts, and boutiques show offers a fun opportunity to fill the empty spaces in your luggage, lasting three days and selling a variety of products, you won’t be able to keep the smile off your face when you walk in the doors for the first time. Tickets cost $12 and are good for unlimited entry.
Keeping Cool in the Heat of Summer
Summer is known for two things, being too hot and never lasting long enough, and although we can’t help with the latter, we can help you keep cool with a few water adventures that will ensure you stay chill even as the mercury rises.
Paradise Beach Waterpark, 4707 E 21st Street
This beautiful summer adventure opens for the season around Memorial Day Weekend, providing an exciting way to stay cool while the temperatures rise. Offering wave pools, water slides, a lazy river, and more, parents can rent cabanas for a little more privacy and a café ensures you don’t have to leave when hunger pangs strike, enabling this adventure to stretch out and last an entire day.
Mohawk Park Splash Pad, 4301 Creek Drive
Visitors with tiny travelers may not want all the excitement of a big waterpark or may simply not have the time to invest, but still want to enjoy some chill time, and the splash pads at many of our local parks, including Mohawk Park, can be just the answer. Offering a brief respite from the heat, a few moments of giggles and horseplay, and in this case, a friendly whale shooting water in the air from his spout, the splash pad is a beautiful alternative to the pricy and frenetic water park.
Air Conditioned Adventures
On the muggiest of days we Oklahomans sure give thanks to Willis Carrier, the inventor of the first air conditioning system, without which summer life would not be as wonderful. We have learned the tricks of finding air conditioned activities to keep our kids busy and dads from complaining too much, some of which are listed below.
Tulsa Air & Space Museum & Planetarium, 3624 N74th Avenue E
Located in a corner of the Tulsa International Airport, this museum and planetarium offers over 19000 square feet of air & space fun, including artifacts and interactive exhibits. Our favorite part of this unusual museum may be the vintage aircraft, but you may be excited by the full dome planetarium that was added on to the museum in 2006.
Discovery Lab, 3123 Riverside Drive
It can be difficult to find vacation activities that the littles enjoy, but a visit to the Discovery Lab will change all of that. This interactive kids’ science museum will help initiate a love of science in children that do not realize that they are learning while having a blast playing in the interactive exhibits offered here.
Oklahoma Aquarium, 300 Aquarium Drive in Jenks
Jenks is a suburb of Tulsa, located just 12 miles outside of town and offering the wonderful Oklahoma Aquarium, the perfect summer adventure for travelers not used to the heat of an Oklahoma summer day. Offering a peek into the world under the sea, rivers, and lakes, you can travel from the Amazon to Sea Turtle Island to the Polynesian Reef in just a few steps, all without leaving its air-conditioned coolness.
Go Outside and Play
Although the summer is warm in Tulsa, it isn’t too warm to enjoy playing outside and these outdoor adventures will make your Oklahoma vacation that much more enjoyable.
Gathering Place, 2650 S John Williams Way
There are parks, and then there are PARKS, and the Gathering Place definitely falls into the latter category, offering 66.5 acres of outdoor adventures destined to be some of your favorite parts of your Oklahoma getaway. Offering playgrounds, mist areas, sports courts, open areas used as concerts platforms, skate parks, gardens, picnic pavilions—the list of what you can find at the Gathering Place during your summer vacation in Tulsa.
Tulsa Zoo, 6421 E 36th Street N
Best experienced in the morning hours during the summer, the Tulsa Zoo offers a fun way to get back to nature, providing 84 acres of natural habitat for a wide variety of animals from all over the world, and has been a local tradition since the 1920s. Here you can meet or feed the animals, ride the carousel, even sluice for gems, or take a walking tour of the zoo.
Hanging Out with StayInTulsaOK
However you spend your daylight hours during your summer vacation in Tulsa, some of the best memories will be made right here with us at home with StayInTulsaOK. Offering all the comforts of home along with the most modern of amenities, (Did we mention how much we love Mr. Carrier and his invention of air conditioning?) your stay is destined to be one you will never forget. And because they are such an important part of your vacation adventures, we have included a few more things you can look forward to enjoying in the space below.
Tranquility
Real life can be too loud and too harsh, so the beauty of shutting the door to the noise is one you deserve to enjoy on vacation, and our vacation home rentals in Tulsa, OK are built to bring serenity to your life. Spacious bedrooms anchored by deluxe beds, spa-like baths, many offering deep tubs in the en suite ones, even quiet areas tucked away in corners, providing overstuffed chairs, bright lighting, and the quiet you need to lose yourself in the magic of a good book, are just some of the extras you can expect from StayInTulsaOK.
Amenities
Offering everything from coffee makers on the counter to putting greens in the back yard, our Tulsa vacation homes and Tulsa vacation condos will be a comfortable and fun vacation experience in itself, encouraging guests to stay in, relax, and play for at least one day during your stay.
Reach out today and reserve your favorite StayInTulsaOK summer sanctuary today!
There is something wonderful about exploring the events taking place during vacation explorations, each event, even as they seem familiar, somehow different due to the tastes of the people who live in those towns, offering an authentic peek into the area you are visiting. Tulsa, offering a taste of the south as well as quiet sophistication that seems to contrast with its hey y’all personality, is known as a town that likes a good party and the events in Tulsa, OK we list here will reflect that duality, giving visitors some fascinating adventures to enjoy. Coming home to our StayInTulsaOK sanctuaries after will add to your long list of adventures enjoyed, only these will be comfortable ones you will wish never had to end.
January
The new year brings us hope that the blank pages on our calendar will soon be filled in with exciting adventures and activities, but it also serves as a moment in time when we can let out the breath we have been holding, sink into our comfiest chairs, and take a nap while huddled under a soft and colorful throw, read a book, or just daydream about the possibilities. If January finds you in Tulsa, however, the activities listed below are sure to keep you interested.
The Chili Bowl Nationals, SageNet Center in Tulsa
Often billed as the Superbowl of midget car racing, the Chili Bowl Nationals have appeared in our hometown for over 38 years, generally taking place about two weeks after Christmas. Providing six days of fast driving, food, drinks, and cute little cars driving round and round the outdoor track will bring visitors a quirky kind of joy. The trade show that takes place every day of the show also gives guests a great way to pick out some very unusual car-related souvenirs.
Martin Luther King Day Parade
While the rest of the world seems to have forgotten the appeal of a hometown parade, we in Tulsa try never to miss an opportunity to enjoy one and the Martin Luther King Day Parade has been a staple in the Greenwood District for over 40 years.
February
The temperatures are still snuggly in February, and most of us are still cocooning inside our homes waiting out the chill, but this one festival celebrates cold weather and short days.
Dark Mode Festival, Tulsa Arts District
There is more than one way to beat the cold and that is by warming up from the inside out with a good beer. The Dark Mode Festival takes place every February, and is hosted by Wellington Brewery, offering the stoutest of beers for the hardiest of drinkers—you know, the ones who ventured away from their fireplaces and blankies to check out what this festival brings to town. The beers are local, and the s’mores will make it impossible to be anything but happy during this fun festival.
March
As the gardens begin to come to life, the heartbeat of Oklahoma begins to beat a little faster in anticipation of warmer days ahead, and the big St. Patrick’s Day celebrations that are held all over town. Visitors may be surprised that our southern roots offer Irish sprouts and the celebrations we offer represent the love we have for this holiday and for being Irish for the day or forever.
Patrick’s Day Block Party
Kilkenny’s Irish Pub hosts the annual St. Patrick’s Day Block Party on Cherry Street, offering food, drinks, live music, children’s inflatables and face painting, ensuring that all ages will have a great time at this block party.
Annual St. Patrick’s Day Celebration at Arnie’s Bar
For nearly 70 years Arnie’s Bar has hosted a holiday bash for St. Paddy’s day, offering another block party for those who like a choice in their celebrations. Live music, food trucks, and beer are a major part of the reason this party has lasted for as long as it has.
April
April might be our absolute favorite month of the year, offering mild days of sunshine and a few showers (how else will May flowers grow?) making us want to get outside and play as often as possible. We often spend these spring days hanging out at the Gathering Place, participating in events that aren’t often found in parks, but are what makes this one special.
Sunset Social Hours
Occurring on a monthly basis, the sunset social hours offered at the Gathering Place allow the younger generation to make new friends over complimentary drinks at sunset while local DJs provide a musical backdrop.
Dog Play Wednesdays and Sundays
For those staying in our pet-friendly rentals in Tulsa, Dog Play Wednesdays and Sundays will give your pooch a chance to socialize while you get out and enjoy some quality time with your fur baby. But even if you didn’t bring your pet and just wanted to pet some puppies, this event is perfect for your needs.
May
May is the end of the school year in many states and the tourist season starts to ramp up more than a bit with this wonderful festival that we Tulsans look forward to all year.
Tulsa International Mayfest
Mayfest originated as a celebration of spring and has morphed into a three-day festival celebrating families, offering live music, artist galleries, and a kids’ zone (known as Kids’ World) where faces can be painted, balloons will be turned into art, and anything is possible when they use their imagination. Pro tip for first time Tulsa International Mayfest participants, this event is also a fantastic way to pick up some souvenirs to carry home with you as it also offers artwork and merch for sale.
Lager Land Festival at the Philbrook Museum
The Philbrook Museum was once the private home of a local oil baron and his family, but today is one of Oklahoma’s most popular festivals (in addition to being a museum). The Lager Land Festival offers a day of drinking local beers, dancing to live music, and just being happy that it is a beautiful spring day and you are celebrating it while on vacation.
June
Hooray! Summer has officially begun, and the carefree vibe of the summer solstice will ensure you will enjoy every second of your Oklahoma journey, especially when taking part in the events that make June special.
Tulsa Juneteenth Festival
Juneteenth is rapidly become one of the nation’s most popular holidays and Tulsa’s Juneteenth Festival is one of its largest. Lasting several days and taking place in the Greenwood District, this exciting and heartwarming festival celebrates the rich history of emancipation in Tulsa and throughout the nation.
T.E.G. International Jazz Fest
Music and summer go hand in hand and the T.E.G. International Jazz Fest celebrates Jazz Day, a holiday that has been celebrated since 2011. The best jazz artists in the country perform here, bringing a sophistication to our hometown that will bring you pleasure and excitement. Taking place at Guthrie Green in downtown Tulsa, the event is a free one that starts at 6 PM and lasts long into the night.
July
It’s starting to get a little sultry out there, but the heat just makes us love our hometown even more and although we do like to stay inside and enjoy our air conditioning during the height of this season, you know we have to get out there and celebrate the birthday of our nation, with these fun events.
Folds of Honor FreedomFest
Every American deserves a big party when celebrating our country’s birthday and the Folds of Honor FreedomFest is our region’s largest party. Folds of Honor is an organization helping soldiers and their families with whatever issues they may have and FreedomFest is their contribution to the holiday. Offering food trucks, beer, a variety of live bands, and the grand finale, a fireworks extravaganza set off over the 21st Avenue Bridge, your July 4th celebrations from here on out will never match up to your night in Tulsa.
August
Summer reaches its peak in August, with the sun staying out late and the heat straying into the nighttime hours, but as kids prepare to go back to school and real-life dares make its presence
known, one last summer fling in Tulsa can help everyone feel better about summer’s end, especially when participating in our August events.
Caribbean Carnival on the Green, Guthrie Green
The beauty of the Caribbean comes to Tulsa in an explosion of color, music, art, and some delicious food that will quite possibly have you considering a Caribbean vacation for your next journey. This carnival is only in town for one night, but the fun you will experience will last a lifetime in your heart.
Oklahoma Comic Con, Cox Business Center, 100 Civic Center
The first comic con was held in San Diego in 1970, morphing over the years into the country’s largest convention and spawning spin-offs all over the world, with Oklahoma Comic Con providing some healthy competition to the original. Lasting two days and offering the standard stuff you would expect from a comic convention, this is where you can meet and greet with your favorite comic characters, purchase merch and collectibles, or simply immerse yourself in the joy of being around a group of people who share your interests in all thing comic.
September
Shorter days, cooler weather, and the first of the leaves begin to change, fall in Tulsa is quite possibly the most beautiful time of the year and your September vacation will give you the opportunity to participate in the events listed below.
Tulsa State Fair, Expo Square
In the cooler regions of the world, state fairs are often held in the summer months, but for the state of Oklahoma, our fair is held in September. Offering fun rides, games, carnival foods, and the chance to hear your favorite performers perform, this state fair will satisfy your every fair desire.
October
As the air grows cool and the smell of pumpkin spice lattes begin wafting through the air, your fall break in Tulsa is guaranteed to be as relaxing as it is exciting.
Tulsa Oktoberfest, River West Festival Park
For nearly 50 years, River West Festival Park has been the site of the Tulsa Oktoberfest, a four-day celebration of everything German. Providing German food, German beer, and German music, the family friendly activities promise to be your favorite adventure this year, especially the Dachsund Dash, that yes, is exactly what it sounds like.
November
The buzz of the holiday season makes every activity sparkle that much brighter and although not every event is a holiday one, once the lights are lit, you won’t help be able to help falling in love with Tulsa even more.
USA BMX Grand Nationals, SageNet Center
The bikers that come to town Thanksgiving aren’t the hard-core ones of movie fame, they are the boys who have discovered a talent for riding BMX bikes fast. The USA BMX Grand Nationals are the culmination of a year’s worth of hard work for the best bikers in the nation and are probably more exciting than Black Friday shopping.
Light’s On Ceremony, Utica Square
The Christmas season starts on Thanksgiving Day with this fabulous lights ceremony, featuring 700,000 lights, Christmas Carols, and the most beautiful tree you have ever seen.
December
Just like that another year has passed, but before you head home to your comfortable and luxurious StayInTulsaOK vacation escape, be sure to check out these December events.
Winterfest Ice Skating, BOK Center
Starting in November and running through January 2nd, Winterfest Ice Skating offers a fun and romantic way to enjoy the holiday season on an outdoor ice rink. Colorful Christmas lights, your favorite Christmas songs, and Sundays with Santa will make everyone feel all the feels of the season. On Saturdays, the Winter Express Train glides into town from the North Pole, completing everyone’s picture of the perfect Christmas celebration.
New Year’s Eve, Multiple Venues
The whole town puts on its party clothes, offering a variety of spots in which to celebrate the end of one year and the beginning of another, including a NYE Bash sponsored by NEFF Brewing and NYE Midnight Masquerade at the Roof Sixty-Six Bar. Your favorite NYE activity, however, may be the moments you spend with your family in the warm embrace of our holiday hideaways.
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Welcome to Tulsa, Oklahoma, a vibrant city with a rich cultural heritage and many attractions to explore. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or family-friendly fun, Tulsa has something for everyone to enjoy. Dive into the why the perfect destination is a summer getaway getaway to Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Plan a Summer Getaway to Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tulsa boasts many attractions and activities catering to every interest and age group. For history buffs, a visit to the iconic Philbrook Museum of Art is a must. Housed in a stunning Italian Renaissance villa surrounded by lush gardens, this museum showcases an impressive collection of European, American, and Native American art. Wander through the galleries, admire the exquisite works of art, and soak in the beauty of the grounds.
Nature lovers will find plenty to explore at the Tulsa Botanic Garden, a serene oasis featuring themed gardens, walking trails, and seasonal events. Stroll through the vibrant blooms of the springtime Azalea Valley, wander through the tranquil Japanese Garden, or enjoy a picnic by the shimmering waters of the Lake Haft. With its peaceful ambiance and natural beauty, the botanic garden offers a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Area offers a playground of adventure amidst rugged terrain and scenic vistas. Lace up your hiking boots and hit the trails, where you’ll discover winding paths that meander through forests of oak and hickory, rocky bluffs overlooking the river, and panoramic views of the city skyline. Mountain bikers can test their skills on the challenging trails, while rock climbers can tackle the granite cliffs that dot the landscape.
Stop by The Gathering Place, a world-class and popular riverfront park designed for all ages to enjoy. There’s always something to do through different programs, interactive playgrounds, and gorgeous landscapes.
The Tulsa Arts District is a vibrant hub of creativity and culture, home to galleries, studios, theaters, and trendy eateries. Explore the district’s eclectic mix of shops and boutiques, where you’ll find unique gifts, handmade crafts, and one-of-a-kind treasures. Catch a live performance at the historic Tulsa Theater or the Cain’s Ballroom, where legendary musicians have graced the stage for decades. Afterward, dine al fresco at one of the district’s sidewalk cafes or rooftop bars, where you can savor delicious cuisine and soak in the energetic atmosphere.
For the museum-lovers, nothing compares to a visit to the Gilcrease Museum during summers in Tulsa. You’ll find an expansive collection of North American art, celebrating all cultures and timelines throughout history. The museum represents hundreds of Indigenous cultures from across North and South America. The collection includes more than 350 years of American paintings, sculptures and works on paper, including the largest public holdings of art of the American West.
No visit to Tulsa is complete without a stroll along the scenic River Parks, a sprawling greenway that stretches for miles along the banks of the Arkansas River. Take a leisurely bike ride, enjoy a picnic in the shade of a towering cottonwood tree, or simply relax and watch the boats glide by. With its paved trails, playgrounds, and scenic overlooks, River Parks offers endless opportunities for outdoor recreation and relaxation.
Whether you’re exploring world-class museums, immersing yourself in the arts, or enjoying the great outdoors, Tulsa offers something for everyone to enjoy. Experience the charm of this vibrant city for yourself and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Dining
When it comes to dining in Tulsa, visitors are in for a treat with a diverse culinary scene that reflects the city’s vibrant culture and creativity. From upscale bistros to cozy cafes and barbecue joints, Tulsa offers a wide range of dining options to satisfy every palate. Indulge in mouthwatering barbecue brisket, savory Tex-Mex tacos, or farm-to-table dishes featuring locally sourced ingredients. Whether you’re craving comfort food classics or gourmet fare, Tulsa’s restaurants deliver flavorful dishes in inviting atmospheres. With a focus on quality ingredients and innovative flavors, dining in Tulsa is an experience not to be missed during your visit to this dynamic city.
Why You Should Go
Tulsa’s unique blend of history, culture, and outdoor recreation makes it an ideal destination for a summer getaway. For more lessons on the history and culture of Tulsa, check out the Greenwood District. Famously nicknamed “Black Wall Street” this district has a huge impact on Black History, including the Tulsa Race Riots that saw a majority of the district’s blocks razed to the ground. The district’s eventual rise from the ashes against all odds expanded on the area’s complex story of triumph and tragedy.
Whether you’re interested in exploring world-class museums, immersing yourself in the arts, or enjoying the great outdoors, Tulsa offers endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation. Experience the charm of this vibrant city for yourself and create memories that will last a lifetime.
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We specialize in providing travelers with a wide selection of vacation rentals in Tulsa and the surrounding areas. From cozy properties to spacious homes, we have the perfect property to suit your needs and budget. Our vacation rentals feature amenities that promise comfort and style, including fully equipped kitchens, private pools, and convenient locations near top attractions. Whether you’re traveling with a small group of friends or the entire family, we have a property for you.
Book Your Summer Adventure to Tulsa Today
With its rich history, cultural attractions, and outdoor adventures, Tulsa, Oklahoma, offers something for everyone to enjoy. Book your vacation rental today and discover why Tulsa is the perfect destination for your next summer getaway. Contact us now to find the perfect accommodations for your trip to Tulsa!
Memorial Day Weekend is just around the corner, and there’s no better time to explore all that Tulsa offers. Whether you’re a nature lover, history buff, or art enthusiast, Tulsa has something for everyone to enjoy. Explore the top activities and attractions to make the most of your Memorial Day in Tulsa. From exploring the great outdoors to immersing yourself in the city’s rich cultural heritage, there’s no shortage of fun and excitement waiting for you in Tulsa. So, pack your bags, hit the road, and prepare for an unforgettable holiday weekend in the heart of Oklahoma!
Guide to Celebrating Memorial Day in Tulsa, OK
Embark on a wild adventure at the Tulsa Zoo, where you can get up close and personal with a variety of exotic animals from around the world. Wander through beautifully landscaped habitats and encounter everything from playful primates to majestic big cats. Don’t miss the chance to feed giraffes, ride a camel, or catch a sea lion show during your visit. With interactive exhibits, educational programs, and conservation initiatives, the Tulsa Zoo offers fun for the whole family.
Running from March 14 – September 2, check out the world of BUGS! This special exhibit is filled with 19 giant animatronic bugs, designed to fuel your imagination as you experience the world from their perspective. As you walk through learn how each species affects the ecosystems around them, as well as how you can help our insect friends.
Be sure to check out the plans and progress of the new Oxley Family Elephant Experience and Elephant Preserve. This one of a kind exhibit is designed to host a large herd of Asian elephants in Tulsa for decades to come. Here, visitors will learn all about the preservation of this amazing species.
Discover the Oxley Nature Center
Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Oklahoma at the Oxley Nature Center, a sprawling nature preserve located in the heart of Tulsa. Explore more than ten miles of trails that wind through forests, grasslands, and wetlands, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Keep your eyes peeled for native wildlife, including deer, foxes, and various bird species. Whether hiking, birdwatching or simply enjoying a stroll, the Oxley Nature Center is a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Visit the Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium
Step into the fascinating world of aviation and space exploration at the Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium. Explore interactive exhibits, including vintage aircraft, spacecraft replicas, and hands-on activities that bring the thrill of flight to life. Take a journey through the cosmos in the state-of-the-art planetarium, where you can marvel at the wonders of the universe and learn about the history of space travel. With exciting events, educational programs, and thrilling flight simulators, the Tulsa Air and Space Museum offers a fun and educational experience for visitors of all ages.
Discover Art at the Philbrook Museum of Art
Indulge your creative side at the Philbrook Museum of Art, a stunning mansion-turned-museum in the heart of Tulsa’s historic Midtown district. Explore a diverse collection of art spanning from ancient to contemporary, including paintings, sculptures, decorative arts, and more. Wander through beautifully landscaped gardens and outdoor sculptures or participate in art classes and workshops offered throughout the year. With its unique blend of art, history, and culture, the Philbrook Museum offers a memorable experience for art lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
Enjoy Scenic Bike Rides
Hit the trails and explore Tulsa’s scenic landscapes on two wheels. With a network of bike paths and trails spanning the city, there’s no shortage of opportunities for cyclists of all skill levels to enjoy a ride. Cruise along the scenic River Parks Trail, pedal through picturesque neighborhoods or explore the city’s vibrant downtown area on a guided bike tour. Whether you’re seeking a leisurely ride or a challenging adventure, Tulsa offers endless options for exploring the city on two wheels.
Host Lunch at Your Vacation Rental
Hosting a Memorial Day barbecue or lunch at your vacation rental in Tulsa is a fantastic idea to kick off the summer with family and friends. Picture this: firing up the grill, the smell of burgers sizzling, and laughter filling the air as loved ones gather around. Set up some cozy seating areas with blankets or lawn chairs, and don’t forget the patriotic decorations to honor the occasion. Make it easy with a potluck-style meal where everyone brings a dish to share, from classic potato salad to refreshing watermelon slices. Keep it simple and focus on creating a warm and inviting atmosphere where everyone can relax and enjoy each other’s company.
Other Activities
In addition to the highlighted attractions above, there are plenty of other activities to enjoy in Tulsa over Memorial Day Weekend. Take a leisurely stroll through the historic Greenwood District, explore the vibrant Brady Arts District, or catch a live performance at one of the city’s many theaters and concert venues. With its lively entertainment scene, diverse dining options, and welcoming atmosphere, Tulsa has something for everyone to enjoy.
Book Your Vacation Rental in Tulsa, OK, Today
With its rich history, vibrant culture, and endless outdoor adventures, Tulsa, Oklahoma, is the perfect destination for a Memorial Day getaway. So why wait? Contact us to book one of our pet friendly vacation rentals in Tulsa today and plan your unforgettable holiday weekend. Whether you’re exploring the Tulsa Zoo, hiking through the Oxley Nature Center, or immersing yourself in art at the Philbrook Museum, there’s no shortage of fun and excitement waiting for you in Tulsa. Your dream vacation awaits in the heart of Oklahoma!
Easter is a time of renewal and celebration, and for those planning to spend it in Tulsa, Oklahoma, there’s a basket-full of fun waiting for you and your family. From the traditional church services to the more whimsical egg hunts and brunches, Tulsa has a way of making this springtime holiday memorable for travel enthusiasts and families alike. Below, we’re hopping down the bunny trail to uncover the top ways to celebrate Easter in Tulsa, OK. Whether you’re a local resident or visiting on vacation, these Easter activities in Tulsa are sure to add some spring to your steps.
Top Ways to Celebrate Easter in Tulsa, OK
Easter wouldn’t be the same without the thrill of an egg hunt, and Tulsa has plenty to choose from. Families with children will find that local churches and community centers often host egg hunts complete with games, prizes, and festivities. Keep your eyes peeled at the parks, too, where hidden treasures await eager little ones and even competitive adults. Be sure to bring a basket for those colorful finds! To make your rental experience better, consider hosting an Easter egg hunt. You can do it inside or outside. Fill the eggs with fun surprises like chocolates, small toys, or even money.
Savor the Holiday with a Special Easter Brunch
You can’t talk about Easter in Tulsa without mentioning brunch. Local cafes and restaurants gear up for the occasion, offering special menus featuring springtime favorites and the freshest ingredients. Indulge in a spread of deviled eggs, hot cross buns, and slices of glazed ham, or choose a spot that serves up innovative twists on classic dishes. For a truly unique experience, reserve a table at one of Tulsa’s acclaimed eateries, and make sure to sample some locally sourced treats.
Worship and Reflect with Church Services
For many, Easter holds religious significance, and attending church services is a vital part of the holiday. Tulsa’s array of churches welcome worshippers with open arms, providing a sacred space to reflect on the Easter message. From sunrise services to majestic liturgies, these gatherings are steeped in tradition and community spirit. No matter your denomination, you’ll find a service that speaks to your heart.
Host an Easter Feast at Your Vacation Rental
For those staying in a vacation rental in Tulsa, why not host your own Easter brunch or dinner? Here are some tips to make it even more enjoyable:
- Explore Local Markets: Visit the local markets in Tulsa that offer a wide variety of fresh produce. Look for seasonal fruits and vegetables to add a touch of freshness to your meal.
- Plan Your Menu: Decide on the dishes you want to prepare for your Easter meal. Consider traditional favorites like roasted ham or lamb, along with side dishes and desserts that showcase the flavors of the region.
- Get Creative with Decorations: Set the mood for your Easter celebration by adding festive decorations to your dining area. Incorporate pastel colors, spring flowers, and Easter-themed tableware to create a cheerful atmosphere.
- Involve Everyone: If you’re cooking for a group, get everyone involved in the preparation. Assign tasks to different family members or friends to make it a collaborative effort and create lasting memories together.
- Don’t Forget the Easter Treats: Complete your meal with some sweet Easter treats. Bake homemade cookies, prepare a traditional Easter cake, or indulge in some chocolate eggs to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Snap a Picture with the Easter Bunny
It’s not every day you get to meet the star of Easter! Opportunities abound across Tulsa for kids (and kids at heart) to have their photo taken with the Easter Bunny. Shopping centers and events typically have a designated spot for this beloved holiday mascot, so be sure to bring your camera and capture the smiles.
Join the Community in Easter Celebrations at the Park
On Easter, the outdoors call and Tulsa’s parks come alive with activity. Take part in community-organized Easter celebrations, complete with live entertainment, face painting, and crafts for children. Enjoy the sunshine and fresh air as you mingle with locals and visitors alike, all while soaking up the festive atmosphere.
Book Your Easter Vacation Rental Today
Easter in Tulsa offers something for everyone – whether you’re seeking the joy of an egg hunt, the comfort of a shared meal, or the peace of a church service. This vibrant city serves up a delightful mix of events that provide the perfect backdrop for crafting new traditions and celebrating the springtime holiday.
Plus, experience the added comfort and convenience of an Easter vacation rental in Tulsa. Homes away from home provide the perfect setting for a private Easter celebration or a cozy base for exploring all that Tulsa has to offer. Contact us to book your rental and hop into the Easter spirit today!
Are you ready for your next getaway? If so, you’ve made the right call to consider Tulsa for your Spring Break vacation. Known for its rich history, vibrant arts scene, and friendly atmosphere, Tulsa offers a unique blend of cultural experiences and outdoor adventures. Get ready for an unforgettable Spring Break in Tulsa as we guide you through the exciting activities awaiting you in this hidden gem.
Spending Your Spring Break in Tulsa
Tulsa’s historic charm is a journey back in time. Start your Spring Break by visiting the iconic Philbrook Museum of Art in a stunning 1920s villa surrounded by lush gardens. Admire a diverse collection of artworks, spanning from classic to contemporary, and take a stroll through the beautifully landscaped grounds.
Take advantage of the opportunity to delve into the city’s oil-rich history at the Gilcrease Museum. With an extensive collection of Western art and artifacts, including Native American exhibits, it provides a fascinating glimpse into Tulsa’s past.
Outdoor Adventures Along the River
For those who enjoy the great outdoors, the Arkansas River calls. Take a scenic stroll or bike ride along the River Parks Trail, offering breathtaking water views and surrounding greenery. If you’re feeling more adventurous, consider renting a kayak or paddleboard to explore the river at your own pace.
Gather your group and have a picnic at the Gathering Place, a sprawling park along the river with playgrounds, gardens, and recreational areas. It’s the perfect spot to relax, soak in the sunshine, and enjoy the beauty of Tulsa’s natural landscapes.
Live Music and Local Eats
Tulsa’s music scene is alive and well, making it a fantastic destination for music enthusiasts. Check out the historic Cain’s Ballroom, a legendary venue that has hosted iconic performers for decades. Catch a live show and immerse yourself in the energy of Tulsa’s vibrant music culture.
After a night of music, explore the local culinary scene. From classic diners to trendy eateries, Tulsa offers a diverse range of dining options. Head to the Brady Arts District for a mix of restaurants, cafes, and bars, each with its own unique charm. Don’t forget to try some local favorites and savor the flavors of Tulsa.
Art Deco Splendor in Downtown
Downtown Tulsa is a showcase of stunning Art Deco architecture. Take a self-guided walking tour to admire the intricate details of buildings like the Boston Avenue Methodist Church and the Philcade Building. Capture the beauty of these architectural gems and learn about Tulsa’s role in the Art Deco movement.
As you explore downtown, make sure to stop by the Woody Guthrie Center, which is dedicated to the iconic folk singer. Gain insight into Guthrie’s life and influence on American music and social activism. It’s a cultural stop that adds depth to your Tulsa experience.
Retail Therapy and Local Finds
Enjoy a shopping escapade at Utica Square, an upscale shopping destination where a curated mix of boutique shops and renowned brands awaits. Amble through the beautifully landscaped area, taking in the inviting ambiance as you explore unique stores that offer a diverse array of fashion, accessories, and more. Treat yourself to a little indulgence, whether it’s the latest fashion trends or a unique find that captures the essence of your Tulsa experience.
For a deeper adventure into Tulsa’s vibrant local scene, venture into the Tulsa Arts District. Here, the atmosphere is charged with creative energy, and you’ll encounter not just shopping venues but hubs of artistic expression. Discover handmade goods crafted with passion, explore avant-garde art galleries showcasing local talents, and step into quirky boutiques that embody Tulsa’s unique spirit.
The Gathering Place for All
Wrap up your Spring Break in Tulsa with a visit to the Gathering Place, an urban oasis featuring twelve distinctive playgrounds, five acres of lush gardens with over 400 plant species, and scenic riverfront strolls along the Arkansas River. This versatile park offers recreational spaces, hosts community events, and showcases architectural marvels, creating a pet-friendly haven for all. Embrace local flavors at the park’s eateries, adding a taste of Tulsa’s culinary scene to your visit. The Gathering Place ensures an unforgettable experience, blending adventure, relaxation, and cultural enrichment, allowing you to appreciate the beauty of Tulsa’s welcoming community.
Book Your Home Away from Home
Now, let’s talk about where you’ll rest after these exciting adventures. Make your dream Spring Break a reality by booking one of our vacation rentals. We offer a range of accommodations, from cozy one-bedrooms to spacious five-bedroom properties, ensuring there’s a perfect fit for your group. Plus, we understand that your furry friends are family, too, so we have pet-friendly rentals, allowing your four-legged companions to join the adventure. So, whether you’re traveling with a small or large group, we have the perfect property to ensure your stay is comfortable and unforgettable. Contact us today to start planning your Tulsa adventure today!
The four-season weather of Oklahoma makes it an ideal destination any time of year you need a break, but planning an escape in the winter months are some of the best days to take a trip and explore. Pack your bags and gather your loved ones for a fun and exciting vacation full of all the winter season fun you need. A getaway to Tulsa provides the ultimate experience, with an array of things to do and places to go you won’t find anywhere else!
Your Winter Getaway to Tulsa
Fans of the iconic singer will want to include a stop here. The center houses an array of exhibits and memorabilia dedicated to Dylan’s life and career. See exclusive cultural treasures that were owned or created by the legendary singer-songwriter, like handwritten lyrics to some of his most famous works. Explore the museum and see – or hear – exhibits including never-released recordings, never-before-seen film performances, photos, and visual art from his personal collection.
Cave House
The structure was originally built in 1924 as a chicken restaurant and is now a private residence. The quirky outside architecture isn’t even half the story, and the owner has plenty more to share! There are no set hours for tours: schedule one directly with the homeowner. Call 918-378-1952 to reserve your time. Tours are $15 for ages 13+ and $7.50 for guests under 13.
Center of the Universe
You don’t have to board a space shuttle to travel to the center of the universe: just make it a part of your vacation to Tulsa in 2024. A pedestrian overpass of the railway in downtown Tulsa boasts a brick path leading to a brick circle directly over the tracks. Those who stand in the middle of the circle can shout and hear their words echo back. The amazing part about it is that anyone outside the circle cannot. Wait for trains to pass by, as you’ll hear your echo most clearly when there are none.
Philbrook Museum of Art
Your timed admission ticket gives you entrance to a world of art you may never has seen before. You’ll discover an array of art in various styles and mediums. The permanent and rotating exhibits display the artistic talent of local and nationally acclaimed artists. Some of these include “Trade & Transformation” – a look at how the trading of objects between cultures gives the item a different meaning each time, or “Coded Imagery,” a collection of abstract artworks by two of the country’s most prominent African American artists of the 20th century.
Route 66 Historical Village
People used to get their kicks on Route 66, which ran through multiple states and locales, including a drive through Tulsa. Start in the visitors center, a replica of a 1920’s era Phillips 66 gas station. Look up and try to see the top of the tallest oil derrick in North America, 154 feet above the ground! Other stops around the village include the restored Frisco 4500 Meteor Steam Engine, and a 1929 Pullman passenger car. Don’t forget to snap a pic in front of the Route 66 Highway Shield!
Tulsa Zoo
Located on 85 acres of land in Mohawk Park, the zoo has been bringing local and exotic animal residents to the people of Tulsa since 1927. Enter the zoo’s “Lost Kingdom” and observe Chinese alligators, Komodo dragons, Malayan tigers, and more. Visit “Oceans and Islands” and catch glimpses of African penguins, black and white ruffled lemurs, and California sea lions. Take a trip to the rainforest where you’ll meet the radiated tortoise, spiny monitor, black howler monkey, and many others. Take a ride on the train that circles the entire zoo and pick out all your other stops along the way!
Tulsa Fun in 2024
To create a stay as unique as you and your loved ones, make sure the first thing on your Tulsa 2024 vacation planning to-do list is to book a vacation rental home with StayInTulsaOK. Enjoy a day of Sooner State fun and activities every day of your stay. We have units as small as one-bedroom, all the way up to five bedrooms.
Prepare any home-cooked meal or snack of the day in the unit’s fully equipped kitchen. Relax in a private bedroom or on a comfortable couch and watch a favorite movie or show or play a game together in an open living space. Relax and unwind in outdoor spaces like expansive decks, patios, balconies, and other outdoor spaces surrounded by year-round comfortable temperatures. Upgrade to a premium unit for perks and features like steel appliances, granite counters, hardwood floors, flat screen TVs and more to make your Tulsa 2024 retreat truly unique! Contact us today to start planning!
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There are many benefits to renting out your home for short periods. One of the most important benefits is that it allows you to make money while you are away! This means you can take trips around the world without worrying about what else needs to be done around the house. You also don’t have to worry about overpaying for your mortgage or other bills while you’re gone — because these expenses will be covered by your guests who stay at your house!
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