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In this seven-block area of 15th Street between South Peoria Avenue and South Utica Avenue, find the Saturday morning Cherry Street Farmers' Market. Beneath colorful, striped tents find displays brimming with organic fruits and vegetables The smell of rosemary, lavender and fresh-baked artisan bread fill the air. Foodies, gardeners and shoppers, some with babies and four-legged pets, flock for home-grown freshness and hand-crafted wares.

Just down the street, antique and...

In this seven-block area of 15th Street between South Peoria Avenue and South Utica Avenue, find the Saturday morning Cherry Street Farmers' Market. Beneath colorful, striped tents find displays brimming with organic fruits and vegetables The smell of rosemary, lavender and fresh-baked artisan bread fill the air. Foodies, gardeners and shoppers, some with babies and four-legged pets, flock for home-grown freshness and hand-crafted wares.

Just down the street, antique and interiors shops, galleries, bistros and cafes round out the eclectic mix that makes Tulsa's historic Cherry Street a one-of-a-kind shopping and dining experience.

With its focus on arts and science, the facility enables children to participate in various hands-on experiences. Find Kid City with a doctor's office, barbershop, café, jail, fire station and post office. Additionally a people-sized playhouse, a 22-foot high climbing wall and a 20-foot long climbing wall are offered.

With its focus on arts and science, the facility enables children to participate in various hands-on experiences. Find Kid City with a doctor's office, barbershop, café, jail, fire station and post office. Additionally a people-sized playhouse, a 22-foot high climbing wall and a 20-foot long climbing wall are offered.

Designed by American Ramp Company, the skate park features 24 high-flying elements. Half and quarter pipes, grind rails and ledges, jump boxes, pyramids and more make helmets required gear. With Tulsa's skyline as its backdrop, the park offers a rush for expert and novice skaters alike. Spectators can safely view the stunts from behind the fence.

Designed by American Ramp Company, the skate park features 24 high-flying elements. Half and quarter pipes, grind rails and ledges, jump boxes, pyramids and more make helmets required gear. With Tulsa's skyline as its backdrop, the park offers a rush for expert and novice skaters alike. Spectators can safely view the stunts from behind the fence.

Located in historic downtown and operated by the city, the Tulsa Performing Arts Center exemplifies the city's ongoing love affair with the arts. The facility has four theaters - Chapman Music Hall, John H. Williams Theatre, the Liddy Doenges Theatre and Charles E. Norman Theatre and displays an extensive collection of international art.

The center house more than a dozen performing arts groups - ballet, symphony and opera, among others....

Located in historic downtown and operated by the city, the Tulsa Performing Arts Center exemplifies the city's ongoing love affair with the arts. The facility has four theaters - Chapman Music Hall, John H. Williams Theatre, the Liddy Doenges Theatre and Charles E. Norman Theatre and displays an extensive collection of international art.

The center house more than a dozen performing arts groups - ballet, symphony and opera, among others.

The center's annual schedule features touring Broadway shows, as well as international entertainers.

Visit the Tulsa Port of Catoosa, the beginning of the 445-mile McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River navigation system that links Tulsa with the rest of the world via the Mississippi River and the Port of New Orleans.

The museum covers a range of topics including the history of the river and its impact on the region, folklore, shippers and shipments and a miniature model of the lock and dam. The now retired M/V Charley Border, a towboat that worked with barges for more than 30 years, is also...

Visit the Tulsa Port of Catoosa, the beginning of the 445-mile McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River navigation system that links Tulsa with the rest of the world via the Mississippi River and the Port of New Orleans.

The museum covers a range of topics including the history of the river and its impact on the region, folklore, shippers and shipments and a miniature model of the lock and dam. The now retired M/V Charley Border, a towboat that worked with barges for more than 30 years, is also part of the complex.

Come see how the "Best Ice Cream In The Country" is made at one of Blue Bell Creameries manufacturing facilities. Visitors can view the dry storage area, processing and production through glass windows, and then watch a short video on the history of Blue Bell. The headquarters are in Brenham, Texas, and the company is named for the state's famous wildflowers. A sample scoop of Blue Bell ice cream is served at the end of each tour.

Come see how the "Best Ice Cream In The Country" is made at one of Blue Bell Creameries manufacturing facilities. Visitors can view the dry storage area, processing and production through glass windows, and then watch a short video on the history of Blue Bell. The headquarters are in Brenham, Texas, and the company is named for the state's famous wildflowers. A sample scoop of Blue Bell ice cream is served at the end of each tour.

Industrial space - old warehouses - once occupied this section of the Tulsa. The only reason to come to this part of town for many years was the Brady Theater and Cain's Ballroom, both historic entertainment venues that remain.

And like many places, artists are the first to adapt, renovate and re-use space once considered less desirable. Today with art galleries, shops, nightlife and restaurants, the district offers plenty of activities day or night. The district is home to the Tulsa...

Industrial space - old warehouses - once occupied this section of the Tulsa. The only reason to come to this part of town for many years was the Brady Theater and Cain's Ballroom, both historic entertainment venues that remain.

And like many places, artists are the first to adapt, renovate and re-use space once considered less desirable. Today with art galleries, shops, nightlife and restaurants, the district offers plenty of activities day or night. The district is home to the Tulsa Artists' Coalition Gallery* and Tulsa Glassblowing Studio*. (*see separate listings)

A long-time shopping avenue, Brookside has had many faces over the years. At the center of this eclectic strip sits the upscale international shopping and dining experience found at Center One, a collection of one-of-a-kind shops that rival any found on both coasts. Fashionable and funky shops by day. Dining, dancing and club hopping by night.

Tulsa's Brookside district knows how to live it up with an unexpected blend of exciting venues and menus. Here the sushi bar neighbors the...

A long-time shopping avenue, Brookside has had many faces over the years. At the center of this eclectic strip sits the upscale international shopping and dining experience found at Center One, a collection of one-of-a-kind shops that rival any found on both coasts. Fashionable and funky shops by day. Dining, dancing and club hopping by night.

Tulsa's Brookside district knows how to live it up with an unexpected blend of exciting venues and menus. Here the sushi bar neighbors the biker bar, and the martini lounge rubs elbows with the indie coffee shop.

A mid-week farmers' market is held at the northeast corner of East 41st Street and South Peoria Avenue.