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Rooster Days Festival, June 9 - 12

Mark Your Calendars for a FUN TIME in Broken Arrow!

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klahoma hosts many festivals that are praise-worthy; and one of the biggest festivals is Rooster Days in Broken Arrow. The annual Rooster Days Festival dates have recently changed – the previously announced dates took place in May, but the new dates are now June 9 through June 12. Other changes, all progressive, are also occurring and add to the overall enjoyment of the festivities.

“We have transitioned to a Cashless system this year,” explains Amber Hinkle, Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce Events Above: 2022 Miss Rooster Days, Jasmin Bell.

Director. “This means our guests will not have to stop and purchase used on-site with our food vendors. We food tickets, as they have had to do hope this allows attendees to get to the in years past. This year, they can use fun faster than ever before!” their personal debit and credit cards Rooster Days is a long standing and at all our food important tradition to the city of Broken vendor locations, Arrow and indeed, many people within without having the state go out of their way to attend. to first stop and The festival offers indoor and outdoor purchase food vendors, crowd favorite food stands, tickets. If we and entertainment in various forms. have guests who Musical acts are highly anticipated; and prefer to use the change in dates for the festival has cash, we will not affected the lineup. have a “Cash “We were fortunate that all of to Card Coop,” our previously announced musical where they can guests were available for these new exchange their dates, so our lineup remains the cash for a gift same,” asserts Hinkle. card that can be Musicians performing at Rooster Days includes Travis Kidd, The Crowe Band, the Red Dirt Rangers, Braden Left: Jamison and the Neon Strangers, and Rooster Days Cornhole Weston Horn and the Hush.

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“We are thrilled to be able to provide the Broken Arrow and surrounding communities with new ride options, new promotions and an updated midway experience,” enthuses Jennifer Conway, president and CEO of the Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce. “We are looking forward to a great relationship with Wagner’s Carnival and all the new amenities and promotions they will provide to the Rooster Days festival.”

Well-known as the longest running festival in Oklahoma, Rooster Days is a family fun even for all ages. Attendees always look forward to making delightful new memories every year; the festival always has activities, food and music for all ages, and the Rooster Days Parade always a great favorite enjoyed by all.

Dates and times for the established happenings of Rooster Days are as follows: • Rooster Days Fun Run: June 11, 2022, 8:05a.m., Central Park • Rooster Days 5K Run: June 11, 2022, 8:00a.m., Central Park • Rooster Days Parade: June 10, 2022, 4:00p.m., Main Street (starts at College Street and ends at Mason Drive) • Rooster Days Cornhole Tournament: June 11, 2022, Central Park (Registration at noon, games start at 1:00p.m.)

The 91st Annual Rooster Days Festival is presented by the TTCU Federal Credit Union, the Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce, and the City of Broken Arrow and is held at Central Park, 1500 South Main Street, Broken Arrow.

For more information about the Rooster Days entertainment and events, visit the website at www.roosterdays. com, or call the Broken Arrow Chamber office at (918) 893-2100.

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Oklahoma Renaissance Festival 2 6 T H A N N UA L

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he Castle invites one and all to join the festivities of the 26th Annual Oklahoma Renaissance Festival! Travel back to 1569 England to experience the royal quest for knighthood, a full-contact Jousting Tournament, Birds of Prey exhibitions and travelling Acrobats!

We celebrate the joyous return of the festival on Saturday April 30th. The patrons of Castleton shall be welcomed through the village gates by Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth and her Court of Nobles. Season Passes are now available on www.okcastle.com. Daily passes will with go live on March 1st (Great idea for unique gift options this spring).

10+ stages throughout the grounds provide guests with a steady stream of joyous entertainment. Plan to enjoy the exciting sounds of the Craic, or the hilarious balancing act of Bob the Juggler and join the merriment of the maypole dancing. The Washing Well Wenches will return to encourage clean living and slightly soiled humor, great fun for all ages.

New for 2022: The Wheel of Death Guests will marvel at this death-defying act which is featured 3 times per day

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from the Castle Keepe. For a bit more of a light-hearted show, guests are sure to enjoy the comedy of The Renaissance Men. Grab a bite and enjoy a show throughout the day! For a complete lineup for the season, please visit the Castle’s website.

Whether shopping for homemade desserts or fire forged weapons of the Castle’s Blacksmiths, the Oklahoma Renaissance Festival is available for guests of all ages. The clothing is unique, the food is delicious and most importantly… the memories made are once in a lifetime! Check out www.

OKCASTLE.com for themes and events to coordinate with each weekend. This is a fantastic opportunity for families to dress the part and have fun celebrating the history of Renaissance!

2022 Protocols: The Castleton mask mandate has been adjusted to “Strongly Encouraged”. We continue the crusade of defeating Covid and request that all guests please be courteous of others.

Dates and Hours Saturdays & Sundays: April 30 - June 5, plus Memorial Day, May 30, 10:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.

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Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce Recognizes Elected Official of the Year During BA Day at the Capitol

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he Broken Arrow Chamber wrapped up BA Day at the Capitol with a reception where they presented City Councilor Johnnie Parks with their 2021 Elected Official of the Year award.

City Councilor Johnnie Parks has spent the last forty-three years serving Broken Arrow as a City Councilor, Vice Mayor, and as a member of the Planning Commission. Councilor Parks served as the Ward One City Councilor from 1979 to 1994, he was a member of the Planning Commission from 1995 to 2011 and was elected to the At Large seat for City Council in 2011 and this is the seat he currently still holds. Mr. Parks has served on many committees and boards, including his time as a Commissioner on the Commission for Education Quality and Accountability, Broken Arrow Civitans, Broken Arrow Seniors Inc., and the Environment and Natural Resources Committee for the National League of Cities. His service above self has benefitted the community as the Co-Sponsor of the Broken Arrow

Youth City Council. As a former business owner and an educator, he truly understands the needs of our members and community.

“It is always a challenge to pick just one elected official to recognize, as all of them work diligently to represent and support Broken Arrow. But this year, one individual especially stood out for his years of service to our community. Councilor Parks has worked thousands of hours to ensure a solid foundation has been built for generations to come.” His knowledge and leadership has impacted so many young adults through his time with Youth City Council, and we know they will continue to share his wisdom and legacy.” stated Conway.

The Broken Arrow Chamber hosted more than 60 Chamber members for their all-day advocacy event in Oklahoma City, BA Day at the Capitol.

This year’s event started at the Phillips Pavilion at the Governor’s Mansion where we heard from some of our top State leaders, including Governor Stitt.

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headed to the State Capitol where they were able to view the Senate and House floors as well as talk with Elected Officials regarding issues affecting businesses in our community.

“BA Day at the Capitol is a great event for our businesses to receive face to face time with our Elected Officials so they can discuss positives and negatives of bills that may be in progress.” states Jennifer Conway, President and CEO of the Broken Arrow Chamber and Economic Development Corporation. “The Chamber will always advocate for business issues, but the message is stronger coming from those who it really affects.” continued Conway.

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Spring Cleaning!

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inter has finally faded away and spring colors are in bloom. While it might look restorative outside your home, your chimney and dryer vents may still be dealing with a gloomy, cold weather hangover. A good spring cleaning is an opportunity to refresh your home and enable you to enjoy all the benefits of Oklahoma’s seasonal change.

Here are a few reasons why spring cleaning is important: • Breathing – Seems like a simple issue considering it’s a necessity of life. But when your home is lingering of creosote and ash the air becomes stagnant, and your respiratory health suffers. A solid spring chimney cleaning improves the air quality of your home and makes you feel better.

With a clean smelling chimney, your mood will improve and you’ll be open to welcoming visitors.

• Safety - Approximately 23,000 chimney fires occur every year, causing nearly a billion dollars in damage, and potentially the loss of lives. Having your chimney professionally cleaned annually will help you avoid a disaster.

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just accumulate in your lint trap; signs your dryer vents are beginning to it can also build up in your dryer get clogged and need to be cleaned. vents. As most of us know, this lint • Regular loads of clothes are not dry is extremely flammable; it is the after a full cycle. buildup of this lint that can lead to • Clothes or the dryer are too hot to dryer fires. touch after use.

Why have your dryer vents • The inside of the dryer has a damp, professionally cleaned. musty odor.

As lint and other debris build up in • Loads begin taking progressively the dryer vents, it constricts airflow to longer and longer to dry completely. the dryer. With less air, the dryer is • The laundry room or area around forced to work harder to heat the the dryer becomes significantly air, producing hotter and hotter air warmer after use. as the dryer vents get progressively • More lint is found in the lint trap or more clogged. If the dryer vents are can be seen around exterior vents. not cleaned, the superheated air can By having your dryer vents ignite the lint in the vents and lead to professionally cleaned, you can help a home fire. protect your family by significantly The U.S. Consumer Product Safety reducing the risk of a dryer fire in Commission estimates that clogged your home. dryer vents are the cause of more than Black Hat Cleaning Services Owner 15,000 home fires each year. These dryer David Harris, Sr. helps homeowners fires cause more than $200 million in with honesty, integrity and damages to homes and properties – but unsurpassed professionalism. When can be largely prevented with regular you see him in his iconic black top hat, dryer vent cleanings. you know you’re getting the absolute Having your dryer vents best in chimney, air duct and dryer professionally cleaned can make your vent cleaning. home safer by reducing the risk of a David Harris, Sr. started his chimney dryer fire. sweep and dryer vent cleaning business Signs your dryer vents may be in 1977. Over the years, his company clogged. has evolved into a trusted name in the While it is recommended to have your business. “It’s amazing in this industry dryer vents cleaned about once per year, to have this kind of longevity,” he said. how often your dryer is used can impact “Everywhere I go, I wear my hat. I always how often they need to be maintained. wanted everyone to recognize my However, your dryer may be offering company with my black top hat.” you clues that it is time for a dryer The services provided by Black Hat vent cleaning! The following are six encompass comprehensive safety and Below: You can’t miss the Black Hat Cleaning van when it’s in your neighborhood.

overall health in the home. Chimney sweep services, as well as dryer duct cleaning, are essential for fire prevention, and air duct cleaning is vital for the air quality inside the home, ensuring a healthy breathing environment. These maintenance services also help keep your home smelling nice too.

Fire burning chimneys are recommended to be cleaned depending on wood-burning capacity, with a standard recommendation of professional sweep every 3 to 4 ricks of wood burned. Gas burning fireplaces only need to be cleaned every 15 to 20 years. “If you’re not sure if your chimney needs cleaning, at least have it inspected,” David said. “If you’ve never had it cleaned, clean it!”

Dryer duct cleaning is sometimes overlooked by homeowners but should be a top priority regarding fire safety.

Many home fires are caused every year by the lint that gets trapped within the pipes and, once ignited, can quickly burn throughout a home. “Dryer lint is the best thing you can use to start a campfire,” said David. “It is highly flammable. You don’t want that trapped in your dryer vent as a fire hazard.”

David’s sound advice for homeowners is only a small part of the comprehensive service provided by Black Hat. Honesty and integrity are at the forefront of his business practice and what his customers see when they see him in his top hat. “My customers know that they can trust me to be honest, and take care of them, give them peace of mind.”

Over the years, just as David’s hat has gotten taller, the services have evolved to become more efficient, time-saving and thorough. Chimney cleaning can take up to 45 minutes. David loves his work and the people he serves. “This is my 43rd year in business with many more years ahead.”

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“We’ve been doing high-end disinfection for the past year – hotels, businesses, schools, and other large spaces, etc., but throughout the pandemic, more and more people started reaching out to us – residences – to ask if we did

‘cleaning-type’ services,” says Chuck Peeples. “That seemed like a natural progression for us, so we created an offshoot of the main company, creating a new business, MWP (Midwest Pathogend) Cleaning Services.”

Chris Schultheis, who had spent the last 20 years in the healthcare industry and Life Sciences area learned three years ago about a then-newly developed technology developed by a microbiologist, which, combined with a seven percent Hydrogen Peroxide fogging formula

called CURoxide provided his customers the most comprehensive decontamination possible.

As MWP owners, Schultheis and Peeples retain the same knowledge base, thoroughness, and professionalism previously utilized at Midwest Pathogend into the residential market, while expanding their services offered to best serve their new customers.

“Whether it’s move-ins and move-outs, routine cleaning, postconstruction cleaning, we offer a wide variety of residential cleaning services for most spaces,” he said.

“Several of our employees – we have six in all, at this point – come from a housekeeping or janitorial background,” Peeples added.

“For example, our Left: Whether you have very valuable heirloom or collector’s pieces, or a less valuable garage sale find, your MWP Professional Cleaning Specialist is trained to give special care when cleaning your décor.

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rvices “There’s a difference between cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfection – a real difference, and our staff understands this.” senior technician and residential lead is a woman named Jessica Steadman, who already worked for us (at Midwest Pathogend), but who also had a background in house cleaning, so she has experience in both sides of the business.

“For residential customers, we offer both disinfection or cleaning (services), or both, depending on the level of services requested.

Should someone want both (disinfection and cleaning), we’ll go in and take care of the cleaning first then wait a day or two and follow it up with the disinfection process. It’s possible that it would be the same crew handling both jobs, but they’re two completely different processes, which is (continued on next page)

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“Whether it’s move-ins and move-outs, routine cleaning, post-construction cleaning, we offer a wide variety of residential cleaning services for most spaces.” important to understand.”

Services provided in a routine cleaning include the vacuuming and washing of hard surface floors, dusting items on furniture and lampshades, vacuuming, edging and grooming carpets, wet-wiping ceiling fans (if accessible), hanging light fixtures, and vents, cleaning the interior and exterior of toilets, cleaning mirrors, glass in picture frames, and other glass surfaces, wet-wiping doors, door frames, doorknobs, and light switch plates, and cleaning household appliances, such as stoves, refrigerators, microwaves, etc.

Additional services may be added to a routine cleaning in the form of interior and exterior window cleaning, linen change, and outdoor space

cleaning, including porches, patios, etc.

MWP Cleaning Services is a member of the Worldwide Cleaning Industry Association, and the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification, and their employees are Above: Reliable and expertly trained, MWP Professional certified through the Cleaning Specialists seriously deep clean kitchens to HCT (House Cleaning remove any dirt and grime resulting in a healthy clean Technician) training and kitchen environment. certification program. might make a surface appear clean Peeples said that the quality but leave behind a residue that could of employees is what makes the be a breeding ground for germs. difference with MWP. There’s a difference between cleaning, “Our people sanitizing, and disinfection – a real understand the difference, and our staff understands difference between this. ” true cleaning and For more information or a quote true disinfection,” about residential services, visit he said. “Because www.mwpcleaning.com or call of the Midwest (918)984-3588.

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In general, crystal should be cleaned every two to six months. The frequency of cleaning required depends on where it is used and how easy it is to get to the piece. Extremely large pieces like 20-foot chandeliers can get away with being cleaned only once a year.

Since crystal lighting is being featured in virtually every room of the house these days, some pieces may need more frequent cleaning based on their location. Chandeliers used in kitchens will need more detailed cleaning due to oil and grease buildup, as well as dust sticking to the components due to moisture from sinks and stoves.

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The Art of Woodcarving The 2022 Woodcarving and Arts Festival

BY CHRISTY STEPHENS

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he art and utilitarian skill of wood carving is one of the oldest, most time-honored crafts in the world. It is an ability that has numerous benefits – producing an object for use, creating beautiful works of art, and having a marketable skill. Wood crafting also has many mind and spirit benefits; it is a calming, stress reducing activity, harnesses creativity, provides a meditative state, and connects the artisan to nature.

In August, the 2022 Woodcarving and Arts Festival returns for its 47th year, taking place at the Broken Arrow Rose District’s Central Park Community Center. The event is hosted by Eastern Oklahoma Woodcarvers Association with a variety of craft vendors to visit, buy and learn from.

“We hope to have 40 to 50 carvers and folk craft vendors,” states Bob Block, Event Coordinator. “In addition to the wood carvings, other art forms to be featured are stained glass, embroidery, metal arts, painting, yarn items and more!”

Wood turning, weaving, mosaics, jewelry, ceramics, basketmaking, quilting, beading, leather working

Above: (L-R) Bob Block and Bill Payne

and blacksmithing are all artisan disciplines that will be on display and available for interactive information.

Block, a pediatric physician, has been involved in woodcarving for four decades.

“I began by carving a few lettered signs, and then stumbled upon a class to learn carving about 40 years ago – the rest is history!” Block exclaims.

The festival is a wonderful opportunity to individuals of all ages who have always had an interest in learning new crafts. During the shutdowns of the previous year, many people filled their time by exploring new projects and skills; and the art of woodcarving has attracted new carvers, young and old, experienced and new, according to Block.

“Highlights of the event include a carving contest and a beginner’s class in carving, as well as several raffle items and all the vendor’s displays – all with free admission!” says Block.

“Although, honestly, it is hard to spotlight only a few; everything is unique, and it is always fun to chat with the vendors.”

Individuals 13 years of age and over may take part in the seminars and attend demonstrations of the myriad woodworking art forms.

Attending the festival is a wonderful opportunity to see and explore one of the oldest known art and utility forms of humankind; attendance will also help the Eastern Oklahoma Woodcarvers Association, the sponsors of this event.

The 2022 Woodcarving and Arts Festival takes place

Above: Bill Huggins (EOWA member) instructing during the beginners carving class.

Aug. 12-13, from 9:00a.m. until 5:00p.m., located at the Central Park Community Center at 1500 S. Main in Broken Arrow. For more information, contact Bob Block at 918- 693-2418 or email Robert-block@ouhsc.edu; Bill Payne at 918-251-8734 or email wudcrv@cox.net; or visit the website, www.eowa.us

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Everyone’s Invited to this FRIEN Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club’s “Old-Fashioned Picnic” back to the Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch

BY TOM FINK

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n America, there are few things more traditional than the family picnic.

This May, the members of the Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club are bringing back one of their own community friendship traditions with the annual “Old Fashioned Picnic” in northeast Oklahoma – and the public is invited.

“The Old Fashioned Picnic is an event that’s been happening ever since the Pocahontas Club was founded in 1899, when picnics were the social gatherings of the day,” said Ollie Starr, longtime Pocahontas Left: Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club Officers (L-R) are Secretary Linda Coleman, Vice President Monta Ewing, President Celeste Tillery Right: A day in the countryside at Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch is good for the soul.

Right: Enjoy lots of live entertainment, games, and demonstrations.

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NDSHIP EVENT! Club member. “As our club members are caretakers of the Cherokee culture, heritage and communities, we’ve continued to have this picnic every year, as it’s become one of our many traditions. It’s a FRIENDSHIP event where all ages can come and have fun in the country with games, entertainment, great food, demonstrations and shop vendors of all kinds.”

Starr said the first picnic – which originally included a dance – was first held in Talala, but over time, the location was changed to the Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch in nearby Oologah.

“The Birthplace Ranch is a perfect fit for this picnic, since Will Rogers himself was both a Cherokee and an early member of the club,” she said. “Our club has been holding this event from the very beginning, but this year, IWPC is partnering with the Will Rogers Memorial Museum and the Cherokee

Nation to make this picnic even better.”

Gates at the Birthplace Ranch are scheduled Above: Oh yes! Fresh made-from-scratch strawberry shortcake will be to open at 9 served for dessert. a.m., when the traditional will be the Country Fare Quilters Guild, hog fry and cooking also will begin onTrade Days.” site. Live entertainment and activities Gospel music is slated to begin at start at 10 a.m.

10:45 a.m. and traditional Cherokee “I’ve been going to these picnics for at games – including Cherokee marbles, least 15 years, and each one is always a a cornstalk shoot, horseshoes, hatchet little different, so even if you’ve been to throwing and blow guns – followed one in the past, there’s something new by lunch at 12:15 p.m. You can even to see and do each time,” Starr said. “For see corn grinding and blacksmith example, the Cherokee Nation delegate demonstrations! to Congress, Kim Teehee, will be our (continued on next page) guest speaker, and new for this year

“The Birthplace Ranch is a perfect fit for this picnic, since Will Rogers himself was both a Cherokee and an early member of the club.”

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Above: Nothing like a good Hog Fry and watch lunch being prepared onsite.

Above: Beautiful vistas of Oologah Lake are amazing at Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch. (continued from previous page)

Cost for lunch is free, but a $10 donation is suggested and appreciated.

Fresh made-from-scratch strawberry shortcake will be served for dessert.

Pottery and basket-making events are planned, with more “hands-on” events to be held this year than in previous years.

Starr noted that the event is now as it was from its very beginning, an

opportunity for people from all walks of life, club members, non-club members, Native American or not, to get together in a social gathering to enjoy oneanother’s company and learn more about Cherokee heritage.

The Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club’s annual Old Fashioned Picnic will be held Saturday, May 21, 2022, at the Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch, 9501 E. 380 Road, Oologah, OK.

For more information, contact Ollie Starr at 918-760-7499 or email olliecstarr@gmail.com, Celeste Tillery at 918-724-3006 or visit the group’s website at www.indianwpc.org.

For vendor information, contact Jennifer at 918-402-3057 or Cindy at 918-264-4351.

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Above: Horses, cattle and other critters can be seen on the ranch.

Above: Shop onsite at Trader Days, drawings and lots of good country fun are co-sponsored by Cherokee Nation and Will Rogers Memorial Museum.

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Above: The Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club friendship events include delicious food and Cherokee culture.

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Will Rogers Stampede PRCA Rodeo Returns to Northeastern Oklahoma

BY TOM FINK

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fter pleasing crowds for more than three-quarters of a century, drawing contestants from across the state, region and country, and being named by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) and the Woman’s Rodeo Association (WRPA) as Small Rodeo of the Year, what’s next for the Will Rogers Stampede PRCA Rodeo?

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“If anything, the rodeo has grown – it’s grown in popularity among contestants, which we’ve been seeing an increase in those coming to compete every year – last year, we had 745 (contestants) which was a record number for us,” said Tanya Andrews, executive director, Visit Claremore. “It has consistently grown, and with the PRCA, the Stampede Rodeo was consistently in the ‘small rodeo’ category, until this year, when we’ll be moving up into the ‘medium’ category for the first time in this rodeo’s history.”

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Stampede PRCA Rodeo was named six times (out of being nominated seven times) as Small Rodeo of the Year, but with the rodeo’s new classification, this means “bigger and better things” for both contestants and attendees, Andrews said.

“No. 1, I think this shows (rodeo) contestants that we are a serious contender in the PRCA circuit, as going from the small to medium classification, we’ve been able to add prize money,” she said. “We’re staying consistent in dates, times, etc. but when a contestant is having to choose which rodeos to compete in, the medium-sized rodeos simply offer more than the small rodeos do, and as such, we’re casting a wider net to attract a much broader assortment of potential new contestants.”

The new classification for the rodeo similarly means increased interest

from potential vendors, sponsors and attendees.

“Even with the new categorization, the rodeo will still have great entertainment, all the great performances – the bull-riding, saddle broncs, barrel racing, etc.,” she said. “We won’t be having a concert after the rodeo this year, but instead, we’re partnering with Claremore Main Street to have some activities at Boots on the Boulevard (monthly food truck event) May 26, at which, we’ll have live entertainment and a street dance in downtown Claremore.”

In addition to the rodeo itself, the arena also has seen improvements in recent years.

“The property owners, the Rodeo Arena Cooperative, have put significant time and money into significant infrastructure improvements,” she said. “Among these improvements, we’ve recently connected the bathrooms to the city sewer line, which was long-overdue as, for 75 years, the sewer lines (at the rodeo grounds) had been on septic. Before connecting to city utilities, the restrooms weren’t able to handle the capacity because of the crowds, which meant we would

have to bring in porta-potties during events.”

Further improvements planned for the rodeo arena are new bathrooms, a new concession stand, additional parking, and a new shelter to serve as the hospitality area, with “great interest” in private parties who are wanting to assist the cooperative toward helping upgrade the property to its full potential.

“With the growth of the rodeo over the past decade, it’s really turned into organizers and they’ll be helped. more of a destination event – people There’s a great camaraderie of people are coming here from all over from the community, people who the state, and many from have come together over the last outside the state,” she said. couple of years to help make this When asked what event possible.” distinguishes the Will Rogers Will Rogers Stampede PRCA Stampede PRCA Rodeo from Rodeo will be held May 26 through similar events across the May 29 at the Will Rogers Stampede state, Andrews said it was the Arena, 13601 East 480 Road in people.

Claremore.

“When we look at the For more information about the heritage of the Will Rogers 2022 Will Rogers Stampede PRCA Stampede PRCA Rodeo Rodeo, call 918-342-5357, email and the people who’ve been willrogersstampede@gmail.com or involved in it, those who visit www.willrogersstampede.com have been active in helping to put it on, whether through volunteering or helping to Will Rogers Stampede put it on, the consistency for Rodeo those contestants is important,” PRCA 13601 E. 480 RD. | CLAREMORE, OK she said. “The contestants (918) 342-5357 | WWW.WILLROGERSSTAMPEDE.COM  @WILLROGERSSTAMPEDE |  @VISITCLAREMORE know they can call the rodeo WWW.VALUENEWS.COM MAY 2022 BROKEN ARROW VALUE NEWS

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Free Admission • Starting at 10am • Traditional Cherokee Games with Cash Prizes!

Cherokee Marbles • Horse Shoes • Corn Stalk Shoots • Hatchet Throwing Butter Churning • 19th Century Activities • Corn Grinders • Blacksmith Kiddie Train • Country Fare Quilters Guild • Trader Days V E N D O R S W E L C O M E , C A L L C I N D Y AT ( 9 1 8 ) 2 6 4 - 4 3 5 1 Invited Guest: Delegate to Congress Kim Teehee Cherokee Nation and Will Rogers Memorial Museum are co-hosting the picnic.

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Rule of thirds.

Centered tree - just OK.

such as painting, sketches or photography looks much more stimulating to the brain if the subject is placed on the third line. What third line? Many cameras or phone cameras have a grid that can be selected so the third lines are in place when looking Tree on third lines – much better.

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through the frame to take the shot. Place the subject at the intersection of the third line.

No grid? No problem. Just mentally divide the viewfinder into thirds and place the subject as shown below.

2. Look around at the elements captured in the frame. Novices focus their attention on their subject but miss the element in the shot that will cause them Watch for distracting regret after that elements. special moment passes never to be captured again. Look for overlooked distracting elements. In the example photo, the girl is framed correctly on the thirds line.

Building looking flat .

A secondary element is also included, the pots of flowers, and even placed on the opposite third line, but Building shot on because the an angle.

3.

photographer was mentally focusing on these rules, he/she didn’t notice the telephone pole that appears to be growing from the subject’s head.

Objects look more attractive if taken on an angle rather than standing square in front of them. Take real estate, for instance. Most photographers know that if a photo is taken directly in front of a house or building, it will look flat. The building will look much more attractive, however, if the photographer simply walks around the corner of the building to catch two sides.

The building has dimension while appearing larger and more attractive.

Take photos of people using the same principles as with buildings.

Capturing an angle provides Photo of flat face. a more flattering look. When a subject looks directly into a camera, Photo of angled face.

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their face flattens out. That’s why people hate their driver’s license photo or work I.D. pictures – the worst pose is captured – but a portrait photographer knows the tip of providing depth to their face. Have the subject turn their head slightly. Perfect.

Now shoot.

4. Look around to find a natural element to frame the subject within Framing subject that visual from below. enclosure.

For example, use branches to frame the subject.

Perhaps tall grass is Framing from the side. the perfect element; lay down and shoot through the blades.

5. Viewers look at pictures Framing around the subject. sequentially.

That means they take in elements one at a time while their eyes move around the image. Photographers can take photos that purposely plan where the viewers’ eyes move.

One way to do that is to use a technique called leading lines.

Use an element that provides a line – a railroad track, a path, a road or a fence line – to guide the viewers’ eyes to the focal point. Don’t leave them with leading lines only that line is like the bridge that leads to nowhere.

Instead place Leading lines the subject, to subject.

the focal point, at the end of the leading lines.

6. The most engaging photo technique of all is stop action.

Sports photos are often stopaction photos.

Remember opening a newspaper to the sports section and seeing a basketball Capture action as it player jumping happens . to shoot a hoop and the player was captured in midair? How about a baseball player taking a swing and the photographer caught an image of the ball leaving the bat?

Care must be taken so that these photos are not ruined by the blur of the action. If a camera is not fast enough to stop this action, better leave this one alone.

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Above:(L-R) Broken Arrow Police Department Detective Brett Burton, Broken Arrow Fire Department Firefighter/Paramedic Seth Rich.

Officer, Firefighter of the Year Announced

BY AARON MCCOLLOCH

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he Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce announced the Officer and Firefighter of the Year at its Annual Awards Gala Feb. 5, 2022.

Congratulations to Broken Arrow Police Department Detective Brett Burton and Broken Arrow Fire Department Firefighter/Paramedic Seth Rich!

Det. Burton has been with BAPD since 2000 and served in various roles on all three patrol shifts, Special Investigations Unit and Traffic Unit.

He is currently assigned to Digital Evidence Lab and Property Crimes for the area of Broken Arrow located in Wagoner County. He is also tasked with examining and managing forensic files from devices recovered during investigations.

“Humbling. Very humbling,” said Det. Burton of learning he had won the award. “I had no idea whatsoever.

“There’s over 260 officers here that are all each deserving of the same honor.

Everybody does their work beyond and above what their normal tasks are for.”

In 2020, Det. Burton received a Chief’s Award for finding funds from

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of heroism, but instead, firefighters are measured daily against each other. And that’s okay with Rich. As he said, the feeling among firefighters is that they’re not heroes.

“There’s a saying, ‘Just do your job.’

And this is everyone’s job and what’s unused accounts, which provided expected.” detectives with department-issued Rich was recognized as an asset cell phones to further assist on to the many different divisions and investigations. committees within BAFD and stood Additionally, since 2003, Det. out because of his work ethic and Burton has maintained his instructor attitude. According to the nomination certification as a Drug Recognition submission form, Firefighter Rich Expert and recently introduced a “exhibits leadership qualities that Standardized Field Sobriety Test normally aren’t exhibited until you Instructor course to the BAPD Training have reached the pinnacle of a career.

Center.

However, he continues to display a Being a police officer is a fulfilling hunger and positive attitude with each job with a core mission that is shared subsequent shift.” throughout the force, he said.

So, with high praise like that and “We all are there as first responders, and our main priority is the safety of our having been recognized as the 2021 Firefighter of the Year, does Rich feel community. And so, we make sure that any added pressure? we uphold that.”

“I do, absolutely,” he said with a laugh.

Congratulations, Det. Brett Burton, “You don’t want to mess up at all after the 2021 Officer of the Year. you’ve won an award like that which Seth Rich has been with BAFD for you know, they’ll always be a little six years and it’s a career that he says is hiccups and little mistakes. But there’s a calling. definitely a little bit of added pressure The Broken Arrow Firefighter of the to continue to do well and continue to Year award means a lot to Rich because of the process to determine the recipient. raise the bar.”

Congratulations, Firefighter Seth Rich.

“It’s a big deal and I was thankful of that,” said Rich of his winning the award.

“The award is nominated by peers which City of Broken Arrow makes it even more special to me.”

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May 1 - 11am to 6pm Jenks America Food Truck Festival Main Street Jenks (918) 299-5005 May 7 - 9am Handlebars & Hot Rods Car and Bike Show RiverWalk Crossing Jenks 300 Riverwalk Terrace, Jenks (918) 695-6671 June 7 - 9am to 9:30am Oklahoma Aquarium Storytime 300 Aquarium Drive, Jenks events.tulsalibrary.org/ event/6383359 (918) 549-7323 June 24 - 6:30pm to 8am ZZZs in the Seas Oklahoma Aquarium 300 Aquarium Dr., Jenks okaquarium.org (918) 296-3474

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GROVE May 6 - 5pm to 9pm Grove Block Party Grove Community Center Lawn 104 W 3rd St, Grove (918) 786-9079 May 13-15 - 9am to 3pm Mountain Men Rendezvous Har-Ber Village Museum 4404 W 20th Rd, Grove har-bervillage.com (918) 786-6446 May 28 - 9am to 2pm Grove Farmers Market Grove Community Center Lawn 104 W 3rd St, Grove facebook.com/grovefarmersmarket/

July 4 - All Day BoomFest Hosted by The City of Jenks Oklahoma Aquarium 300 Aquarium Drive, Jenks jenks.com (918) 299-5883

MUSKOGEE April 30-June 5 Saturdays & Sundays 10:30am to 6pm Plus Memorial Day, May 30 Oklahoma Renaissance Festival Castle of Muskogee 3400 W. Fern Mountain Rd., Muskogee okcastle.com (918) 687-3625

May 14 - 9am to 4:30pm Chili and BBQ Cook-Off Hatbox Field 4000-4258 Border Ave, Muskogee muskogeecookoff.com/ (918) 913-3868 June 4 - 7pm to 9pm Symphony in the Park Honor Heights Park 1400 Honor Heights Dr, Muskogee muskogeechamber.org (918) 682-2401 June 15-July 4 - 9am to 9pm Fireworks at the Castle Castle of Muskogee 3400 W. Fern Mountain Rd., Muskogee okcastle.com (918) 687-3625 July 1-2 - 7pm to 10pm Bull Riders Muskogee Civic Center 425 Boston St, Muskogee muskogeeciviccenter.com/events (918) 684-6363 July 2 - 8am to Noon Muskogee Farmers’ Market 425 W Okmulgee Ave, Muskogee muskogeefarmersmarket.org/ muskogeefarmersmarket@gmail.com.

July 21-23 - Times Vary Bass Reeves Western History Conference Three Rivers Museum 220 Elgin St., Muskogee bassreevesconference.com (918) 686-6624

OOLOGAH May 20 - 6:30pm Bit by Bit, an Urban Cowboy Soiree 21N 14674 S. Hwy 169, Oologah (918) 371-1750 May 21 - 10:45am Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club Old-Fashioned Picnic Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch 9501 E 380 Rd, Oologah indianwpc.org (918) 760-7499

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OWASSO Saturdays, May - July 9am to 1pm Farmers Market Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main Street, Owasso cityofowasso.com/Facilities/Facility/ Details/Redbud-Festival-Park-24 (918) 376-1539 May 5, June 2, July 7 6pm to 9pm Gathering on Main Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main St., Owasso owassogathering.com (918) 376-0099 May 20, June 17, July 22 4pm to 10pm Friday Night Live Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main Street, Owasso cityofowasso.com/Facilities/Facility/ Details/Redbud-Festival-Park-24 (918) 376-1539 May 21 - 6pm to 10pm Community Movie Night Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main Street, Owasso cityofowasso.com/Facilities/Facility/ Details/Redbud-Festival-Park-24 (918) 376-1539 June 3 - 10:30am to 11:15am Hot Toast Music Company Band Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main St., Owasso hottoastmusic.com (918) 549-7323 June 6 - 10:30am to 11:15am Will Parker: Music for Kids Ages 1-100 Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main St., Owasso events.tulsalibrary.org/ event/6380443 (918) 549-7323 July 4 - 9pm Red, White and Boom Fireworks

Fireworks will be launched from The Greens in Owasso Free Admission 13600 East 84th St N., Owasso cityofowasso.com (918) 376-1500

PORTER

July 14-16 - 5pm to 10pm 2022 Porter Peach Festival 447 Main St, Porter porterpeachfestivals.com (918) 869-0362

PRYOR

May 7 - 1pm to 3pm Books & Brews Club Fat Toad Brewing Company 3882 W 530, Pryor facebook.com/events/ 4738844709567965/473884474 2901295 (918) 864-9339 May 26 ROMP Let’s Talk About It Book Club Rural Oklahoma Museum of Poetry 416 E Main, Locust Grove

July 1 - 2pm to 3pm Water Balloon Launching!

Charles Page Library 551 E. 4th St., Sand Springs events.tulsalibrary.org/ event/6440134 (918) 549-7521

SAPULPA

Saturdays in May, June, July - 7:30am to 11am Route 66 Farmers Market Sapulpa Courthouse parking lot 222 S. Dewey, Sapulpa sapulpamainstreet.com/FarmersMarket.html (918) 224-5709 2nd Tuesday of May, June, July - 5pm to 7:30pm Ladies Night Out Downtown Sapulpa sapulpamainstreet.com/ LadiesNightOut.html (918) 224-5709 1st & 3rd Friday in May, June, July Food Truck Friday

ALERT! Check with all venues prior to event time for COVID-19 protocols or cancellations. rompoetry.com/ (918) 479-7667 June 10-11 84th Annual 4-Way Rodeo 2200 NE 1st Street, Pryor 4wayrodeo.com/schedule (918) 637-5603

SAND SPRINGS

June 10 - 10:30am to 11:30am Zoo 2 U Pratt Library - Meeting Room 3219 S. 113th W. Ave., Sand Springs events.tulsalibrary.org/ event/6403302 (918) 549.7638

Main Street in Sapulpa 15 North Water Street. Sapulpa sapulpamainstreet.com/index.html (918) 224-5709 3rd Friday of May, June, July - 7pm to 9pm Rock the Route 2022 Concert Series South East corner of Park and Hobson Street, Sapulpa sapulpamainstreet.com/RockTheRoute.html (918) 224-5709 May 16 - 4pm to 5:30pm Adulting Classes Sapulpa Bartlett Carnegie Library 27 W Dewey Ave, Sapulpa sapulpachamber.com/events/

details/adulting-05-16-2022-4086 (918) 224-5624 June 3-5 & 10-12 Flowers for Algernon Sapulpa Community Theater 124 S Water St., Sapulpa sapulpatheatre.org/ (918) 227-2169 June 11 - 2pm to 6pm Kite Festival Hollier Park 900 W Okmulgee Ave., Sapulpa (918) 227-5151 July 18-22 - 9am to 4pm Arts Explore!

Holmes Park Elementary 1231 E Dewey Ave. Sapulpa (918) 224-0170

SKIATOOK

May 6 - 7pm to 11pm Skiatook Round Up Club Playdays Ferree Memorial Museum 14800-14808 N. Cincinnati Ave., Skiatook (918) 520-4481 May 19 - 6pm to 9pm Third Thursday in the Park Live Music, Vendors, Food Trucks Skiatook Central Park Highway 20 and Osage Prairie Trailhead skiatookchamber.com/events (918) 396-3702 July 4 Fantasy in the Sky Fireworks start 30 mins after dark Skiatook Airport 1501 S Lombard Ln, Skiatook skiatookchamber.com/ (918) 396-3702

SPERRY

May 3 - 6pm to 7pm Pajama Storytime: Exploring the Moon and Stars Judy Z. Kishner Library 10150 N Cincinnati Ave, Sperry

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TULSA

Wednesdays in May 11am to 2pm Food Truck Wednesday Guthrie Green 111 East M.B. Brady Street, Tulsa guthriegreen.com/events-calendar (918) 574-2421 May 1-15 Singin’ In the Rain Presented by: Theater Tulsa John H. Williams Theater 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa tulsapac.com/events (918) 596-7111 May 6 - 10am Family Nature Walk and Nature Fun Fridays Philbrook Museum 2727 S. Rockford Rd., Tulsa philbrook.org (918) 748-5300 May 6 Art Crawl on 66 Tulsa Route 66 Main Street, starting at 1648 Southwest Boulevard and ending at 4377 Southwest Boulevard route66mainstreet.com (918) 445-4457 May 6-8 - 11am MayFest Downtown Tulsa’s Arts District and Historic Greenwood www.tulsamayfest.org (918) 584-3333 May 6-8 - Times Vary Germanfest 2022

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German-American Society of Tulsa 2301 E. 15th St., Tulsa facebook.com/GASTulsa/ (918) 744-6997 May 6-14 The God of Carnage Liddy Doenges Theatre 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa tulsapac.com/events (918) 596-7111 May 7 - 7:30pm to 9:30pm Tulsa Symphony Orchestra presents Mercurial: Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 4 Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E 2nd St., Tulsa tulsapac.com/events (918) 596-7111 May 12 - 4pm to 4:30pm Story Time PSO Reading Tree, Gathering Place 2650 S John Williams Way East, Tulsa gatheringplace.org/reading-tree (918) 779-1000 May 12 - 5:30pm Golden Brew Competition

Tulsa Garden Center tulsagardencenter.org (641) 777-3336 May 14 - 4pm to 9:30pm Aviator Ball 2022 Tulsa Air & Space Museum & Planetarium 3624 N. 74th E. Ave., Tulsa tulsamuseum.org (918) 834-9900 May 14 - 6pm to 8pm The Bloom Event - $35 Herman & Kate Kaiser YMCA Haley Chapel 5400 S. Olympia Avenue. Tulsa ymcatulsa.org/hermanandkate (918) 446-1424 May 15 - 6:30pm Tribute to Gus Hardin, Debbie Campbell, Betsy Smittle and the Tulsa Sound Cain’s Ballroom 423 N. Main St., Tulsa womenofsongok.com cainsballroom.com (615)944-5981

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Patron Party 307 E. Reconciliation Way, Tulsa yst.org/events-1/?lang=es (918) 582-0061 May 13 - 6pm to 9:15pm Director’s BBQ *Reservations required; limited capacity Philbrook Museum philbrook.org (918) 748-5320 membership@philbrook.org May 14 Gardeners and Their Secrets Garden Tour Rodgers’ Garden 2235 E 35th St., Tulsa Tickets available at

May 18 Dog Play Wednesday Gathering Place 2650 S John Williams Way East, Tulsa www.gatheringplace.org/events (918) 779-1000 May 20 - 7:30pm Tulsa Symphony Orchestra presents Walt Disney Animation Studios “A Decade in Concert” ONEOK Field 201 N Elgin Ave., Tulsa tulsasymphony.org/disney-inconcert/ (918) 584-3645 May 21 - 10am 6th Annual Route 66 Patriotfest 3770 Southwest Blvd., Tulsa

(918) 445-4457 May 21 - 10am to 11am Art Start PSO Reading Tree Gathering Place 2650 S John Williams Way East, Tulsa www.gatheringplace.org/events (918) 779-1000 May 27 - 5pm to 9pm Burger Night Philbrook Museum 2727 S. Rockford Rd., Tulsa philbrook.org (918) 748-5300 May 28 - 10am to 11am Meditation at the Museum with At EASE Meditation Philbrook Museum 2727 S Rockford Road, Tulsa philbrook.org/calendar (918) 748-5300 May 28 - 10am to Noon Sprinkler Saturdays Philbrook Museum 2727 S Rockford Road, Tulsa philbrook.org/calendar (918) 748-5300 June 2 - 10am to 11am Garden Play Thursday Central Library - Tandy Garden 400 Civic Center, Tulsa events.tulsalibrary.org/ event/6376514 (918) 549-7323 Thursdays, June 2 thru Aug 4 - 7pm to 9pm Summers Fifth Night Utica Square 1709 Utica Square, Tulsa uticasquare.com/events/summersfifth-night (918) 742-5531 June 3 - 8am Kids Yoga at the Zoo Tulsa Zoo 6421 E 36th St N, Tulsa tulsazoo.org (918) 669-6600

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June 3 - 6pm to 9pm International Jazz Fest Guthrie Green 111 East M.B. Brady Street, Tulsa guthriegreen.com/events-calendar/ (918) 574-2421 June 3-5 Dylan and the Beats Zarrow Center for Art & Education 124 East Reconciliation Way, Tulsa calendar.utulsa.edu/event/dylanand-the-beats (918) 631-4419 June 4 - 10am Tulsa VegFest 2022 Guthrie Green 111 E Reconciliation Way, Tulsa guthriegreen.com/events-calendar/ (918) 574-2421 June 4 - 10am to 3pm Dog Days of Summer Meadow Gold District 1324 E 11th St S, Tulsa meadowgold66@gmail.com June 5 - 2:30pm to 4:30pm Disney Princess Tea Harwelden Mansion 2210 S. Main St., Tulsa harweldenmansion.com (918) 834-9900 June 6 - 1pm to 2pm Will Parker: Music for Kids Ages 1-100 Zarrow Regional Library South Meeting Room 2224 W. 51st St., Tulsa events.tulsalibrary.org/ event/6380599 (918) 549-7323 June 6-11 National Garden Week Summit Club 15 W. 6th St., Tulsa summittulsa.com (918) 582-5243 June 10-11 - All Day Tulsa Tough Guthrie Green 111 East M.B. Brady Street, Tulsa guthriegreen.com/events-calendar/ (918) 574-2421

June 11 - 10am to 1pm Ripple Effect | Pool & Splash Pad Open House Tulsa Dream Center 200 W 46th St N, Tulsa tulsadreamcenter.org (918) 430-9984 June 11-12 The Second Hurricane Liddy Doenges Theater 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa tulsapac.com/events (918) 596-7111 June 14-19 Oklahoma!

Chapman Music Hall 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa tulsapac.com/events (918) 596-7111 June 25 - 8am The Runway Run 2022 Tulsa Air & Space Museum & Planetarium 3624 N. 74th E. Ave., Tulsa tulsamuseum.org (918) 834-9900

201 N. Elgin Ave., Tulsa milb.com/tulsa/tickets/singlegame-tickets (918) 744-5998 July 2 - 6pm to 9pm First Friday Art Crawl Tulsa Arts District /thetulsaartsdistrict.org/first-fridayart-crawl/ July 4 - 7:30am Fleet Feet Firecracker 5K Fleet Feet Blue Dome 418 E. 2nd St., Tulsa runsignup.com/Race/OK/Tulsa/ FleetFeetFirecracker (918) 492-3338 x2 July 4 - 6pm to 10pm Folds of Honor FreedomFest DreamKeepers Park 1875 S Boulder Park Dr, Tulsa freedomfesttulsa.com (918) 596-2001 July 6 - 11am to 11:30am Make-and-Take Crafts Rudisill Regional Library Ancestral Hall 1520 N. Hartford, Tulsa events.tulsalibrary.org/

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June 25 - Noon Boulder Dash 2022 Welltown Brewing 114 W. Archer St., Tulsa Boulderdashtulsa.com (918) 221-8893

event/6278881 (918) 549-7323 July 8-10 - 6pm Rush Fest Music Festival 2224 E Admiral Blvd, Tulsa facebook.com/RushFestMusic

June 25-26 Route 66 Road Fest SageNet Center, Expo Square 4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa route66roadfest.com/event/route66-road-fest-tulsa/ (918) 744-1113

July 10 - 6:30pm The Masked Singer Tulsa Theater 105 Reconciliation Way, Tulsa tulsatheater.com/event/the-maskedsinger (918) 582-7239

July 1 & 2 - 7:05pm, July 3 - 6:05pm Tulsa Drillers Games and Firework Shows ONEOK Field

July 15-17 - 9am to 6pm An Affair Of The Heart Tulsa, OK SageNet Center Expo at Expo Square

4145 E 21st St, Tulsa aaoth.com July 16 - 7pm Black Light Run Osage Casino Tulsa Raceway Park 3101 N Garnett Rd, Tulsa tulsaracewaypark.com/ (918) 437-7223 July 17-18 - Times Vary Tulsa Rock Gem Mineral and Jewelry Show Exchange Center at Expo Square 4145 E 21st St. Tulsa tulsarockandmineralsociety.org (918) 266-1687 July 19 - 6pm 4th Annual Lipsync Battle $50 Per Team $5 Audience Admission Pathways Adult Learning Center 4102 E. 61st St., Tulsa pathwaysok.org/battle (918) 859-0060 July 19-24 Anastasia Chapman Music Hall 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa tulsapac.com/events (918) 596-7111 July 21 - 5pm to 7pm Boba Party Schusterman-Benson Library Meeting Room 3333 E. 32nd Place, Tulsa events.tulsalibrary.org/ event/6466678 (918) 549-7323 July 22-24 - Times Vary Home and Garden Show of Oklahoma Exchange Center at Expo Square 4145 E 21st St. Tulsa coxradiotulsa.com (918) 523-2067 July 25 - Noon to 12:50pm Music Sandwiched In: Shelby Eicher and Tommy Crook Central Library Aaronson Auditorium (L01) 400 Civic Center, Tulsa events.tulsalibrary.org/ event/6466803 (918) 549-7323

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