The Gathering Place sits on over 60 acres along the Arkansas River and offers gardens, playgrounds, BMX and skate parks, basketball courts, running/walk paths, a hands-on museum, and more!

Opened in 2016, this museum is dedicated to the life and works of Bob Dylan. It is located in the Arts District, less than 1 mile from the Mayo Hotel.

Located right next to the Bob Dylan Center, the Woody Guthrie Center focuses on the life and works of the American folk musician and singer-songwriter. Guthrie wrote one of America's most famous folk songs, "This Land Is Your Land".

This immersive exhibit details the harrowing events of the Tulsa race riot/Black Wall Street massacre, which took place over two days in 1921. More than 35 square blocks of the Greenwood District in now-downtown Tulsa were burned and destroyed. It is considered one of the worst acts of racial violence in American history. The Greenwood District was one of the wealthiest black communities in the US at the time, which is how it became known as "Black Wall Street".

Located in Midtown, this art museum was once the home of oil tycoon Waite Phillips (Phillips 66) and his wife Genevieve. You can experience the historic home, art museum, and 25 acres of gardens.

Located in the heart of Midtown and down the street from Casey's middle and high school, Cascia Hall, Utica Square is home to amazing stores, restaurants, and bars. The outdoor shopping center features some local favorites like Polo Grill, Queenies Cafe & Bakery, Bar Serra, and Stonehorse. Favorite local shops include Amber Marie & Co. and Pavilion.

Brookside is a cute neighborhood with blocks of restaurants and shops, located 3 miles from downtown and just a 5-minute drive from the Gathering Place. Favorites include Mondo's Italian, R Bar for outdoor drinks and food, Torchy's Tacos, and The Brook for comfort food.