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BY MELANIE HASTY-GRANT

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t’s that time of year again. Friday night lights, Saturday game day tailgate parties, the cooler days of Fall and the leaves changing colors. I love this time of year. It is our family’s favorite. With football starting and hunting season just around the corner life is full of hope and promise.

Just as it requires preparation to get ready to play in that big game; so too, it takes preparation when planning for that “big day” of retirement.

The last few years preceding retirement and the first few years immediately following retirement, is what we call “the retirement red zone”. The reason we call it the red zone is because these years are most crucial to the outcome of your financial retirement success. It’s just like in football where the red zone is the last 20 yards before crossing the goal and is critical to winning or defeat, the last few years before and after your retirement can make you or break you.

It’s during this time that you need to develop a careful, drawn-out strategic plan….a GAME PLAN. Your playbook should be detailed with all the x’s and o’s and provide a careful strategy for how much you need to have saved, what debt you need to have paid off, what your budget is now and what it will be, and a specific plan for how to replace your income in retirement. Your playbook

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should include multiple investment strategies to both defend against losses and advance toward your goals.

These years often require sacrifice in order to meet the goal line, and a great coach to help get you there. We want to help you make your retirement a winning success!

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LEADING THE DODGE LEGACY Tulsa 35,699 homes

74105–4,182 74112–3,902 74114–4,463 74133–7,757 74134–1,572 74135–2,966 74136–2,513 74137–7,630 74145–2,146

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35 YEARS STRONG COMMUNITY & CHIROPRACTIC CARE IN OWASSO

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r. Russell Cox, owner of Cox Chiropractic, grew up working on his parent’s ranch just a few miles north of Owasso in Talala, Ok. Originally, he planned to go into Orthopedic medicine, but he was injured in an accident on the ranch when he was 17. He tried several methods of recovery, but the only thing that helped was Chiropractic care. Once he knew how much it helps people, he fell in love with it and decided to be a Chiropractor instead of going into Orthopedic medicine.

On October 10, 2017 it will have been 35 years since he chose to open his practice in Owasso.

He also has deep family ties to the Owasso community. Mills elementary is named after his uncle, Jeff Mills. He was also a long time School Board Member at Owasso Public Schools.

Owasso was once a small town with a thriving community, and he has enjoyed watching it become the flourishing city it is today. The thing he enjoys most about his practice are the people, because over the years they have become like family to him.

He is very appreciative of his staff. His office manager Diana Ary has been with him for 5 years. Dr. Cox said, “Diana keeps things running so that I can do my thing. I get to concentrate on taking care of the patient’s needs because she does such a fabulous job.” His wife Christina has recently incorporated essential oils into the practice. She enjoys helping people with a holistic approach in conjunction with chiropractic care. Christina also works to assist with disaster relief efforts.

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Dr. Russell Cox celebrates 35 years of service to the Owasso community this year with his family: Christina Cox, Lindsey Cox and his grandchildren.

Photos by Cory Miller (L) and Christina Cox (R)

the communities affected by the recent hurricaines.

Dr. Cox has two children. His daughter, Lindsey, inherited his entrepreneurial spirit. She and her husband own two businesses in the Edmond area and they have a daughter and a son. They live in Oklahoma City. His son Chris always had a joke on his lips and a smile on his face.

When Chris passed away this past April, the outpouring of love and sympathy from the Owasso community meant a lot to him, his wife Christina and Chris’ eight year old daughter.

They received over 500 cards from people throughout the community. This made him realize that people really care.

“You make some good friends,” he said. “It’s not just about the medicine. It is about the relationships you build. We are so thankful for the love Owasso has shown to us over the years.” The compassion he was shown by the Owasso community helped him cope with this loss.

Dr. Cox looks forward to serving the Owasso community for years to come.

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fter working part-time at a liquor store in Sand Springs, Oklahoma, Jason Hower received an offer to be the store’s manager. He jumped at the opportunity and dove into the liquor world head first… He hasn’t looked back since. In 2014, he opened Kwenchers in Owasso. For him, opening and owning a liquor store has been a dream come true and a return home to the retail and agricultural lifestyle he grew up in.

According to Hower, he couldn’t have found a better city or location to open his store.

“Owasso just reminded me of home. It’s a growing city with a lot to offer, but has that small-town feel. You couldn’t ask for a better community. The people of Owasso are easy to serve.”

At Kwenchers, you can support local Oklahoma breweries, wineries, and distilleries.

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Hower believes in Oklahoma small business – a fact made evident as soon as you walk into his store. Hower opted to promote local products in the busiest spot in his store; a spot where most stores would stock their top-shelf products. He said, “I’m a small Oklahoma business, so I want to do whatever I can to support other small Oklahoma businesses. We’re all in this together.”

Customer service is the heart of Kwenchers. When you walk in, you’re instantly greeted with kind words and a warm smile.

Whatever you’re looking for, we want you to have fun doing it,” he said. Kwenchers’ logo is a tugboat, meaning they’ll get you where you need to go.

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needs. For Hower, educated and accommodating team members are of utmost priority. True to their motto, Kwenchers’ staff truly are ‘the spirited experts.’

“When you walk out of our store, we want to make sure you’re leaving with something you want, and something you’ll really like,” he said, “I know what it’s like to have a six-pack sitting in my fridge for weeks because I hated the beer. Having a staff that will recommend what you want, not just want they want to sell, takes the stress off of you.”

Stop by Kwenchers today for the spirited experience!

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OLD FASHIONED VALUES MEET MODERN CONVENIENCE

BY AMY BETH DOBBINS

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hen you enter Owasso Drug, you are greeted with a friendly ‘hello’ and a smile. A few more trips through the front door will likely net you a greeting by name. A sliding glass window is in place at the drive-thru for prescription pickup rather than a speaker and for good reason: “It’s more personable. Conversation is clearer, and we can reach out and shake people’s hands and thank them,” explains Ryan Flanary, co-owner and pharmacist at Owasso Drug.

It is in these little details— the commitment to old-fashioned customer service— that it becomes obvious why Owasso Drug is quickly becoming Owasso’s hometown pharmacy.

“We treat every customer like family,” states Flanary.

Though Owasso Drug, as an independent pharmacy, is smaller in size than its corporate competitors, it rivals them in being able to serve its customers with modern conveniences. For instance, they have their very own Owasso Drug App available for

Pharmacist Ryan Flanary and pharmacy technician Matt Williamson hard at work filling prescriptions for customers at Owasso Drug.

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The app lets you order prescriptions on the go. Moreover, Owasso Drug offers services that others don’t, including a daily scheduled delivery service to customers.

Compounding is also available in-house which is a rarity at other pharmacies. They even stock hard to find prescription and specialty medications In addition to handling the prescription needs of its customers, Owasso Drug offers standard over-the-counter medications as well as various unique gift items, hoping to provide the convenience of onestop shopping to their customers.

Owasso Drug accepts all insurances, including Community Care and Blue Cross Blue Shield.

For cash-paying customers, they match or beat any local competitor’s price, including the $4 generic plans.

Flanary, along with longtime friend and fellow pharmacist, Jared Bennett, opened the doors

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to Owasso Drug just over two years ago. The reception by the community has been overwhelming and continues to grow. “I think as an independent pharmacy you have a lot more flexibility in getting to know your customers and meeting their needs.” Recognizing the importance of community, Owasso Drug tries to give back by supporting various local educators as well as promoting other local businesses in drawings and fun gift card giveaways.

Adorning its walls is Owasso Drug’s straightforward philosophy: Fast. Friendly and Caring. And true to its words, Owasso Drug is just that.

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Monitor bank account and credit card statements regularly.

Lookout for suspicious or unauthorized activity.

“Watch closely for small amounts on your account activity,” said Assistant Vice President Fraud Denise Meyer, RCB Bank.

“Fraudsters will make little purchases or withdrawals with various odd merchant names hoping you won’t notice.”

Set up text alerts to notify you whenever a transaction occurs on your bank or credit card accounts.

Check your free credit reports.

Federal law allows you to request a free copy of your credit report once a year from each of the three national credit reporting companies (CRC). Request a copy online at www.annualcreditreport.com or call 1.877.322.8228.

Space out requests throughout the year to provide regular updates on your credit. See who is making inquiries on your credit. If it’s not a person or company you gave permission to, your information may be compromised.

Place a fraud alert/credit freeze with CRC. When you have an alert on your report, a business must verify your identity before it issues credit, so it may try to contact you, according to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

Place a fraud alert at no cost with one CRC. They will then notify the other two. The alert lasts 90 days and can be renewed.

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You’ll need to contact each CRC to place a credit freeze. There may be a fee.

Credit alerts and freezes may be effective at stopping someone from opening new credit accounts in your name, but it may not prevent the misuse of existing accounts. You still need to monitor all bank, credit card and insurance statements for fraudulent transactions.

Stay Alert “Criminals take advantage of data breaches, natural disasters or other major crises and pray on people’s fears,” said Meyer.

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n Thursday, November 2nd, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society will host the 16th annual Uncorking the Cure for MS at the legendary Cain’s Ballroom. This annual dinner and auction raises funds to fuel progress in MS research, and supports much needed programs and services that help each person living with MS live their best life.

Tulsa’s own Randall Webb, MD will be presented with the 2017 MS Hope Award. The MS Hope Award is the highest award presented by the Society for community and humanitarian efforts. It is given to those who strive to improve the quality of life today and create a better world tomorrow for people living with MS. The National Multiple Sclerosis Society is truly honored to recognize Randall Webb for his many years of outstanding public and community service.

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those who have had a distinguished career, who are involved and committed to community affairs, who are leaders among their peers and who’s personal lives are exemplary. Honorees are selected because of their leadership and community service and for their continued support of programs and improving the quality of life for people living with MS. Uncorking the Cure for MS attendees will enjoy catering by KFB Events, Roberts + Rogers Wines, live and silent auctions, a wine pull, Kendra Scott jewelry pull and live entertainment by the Tulsa Playboys. Cocktail attire is requested. Event information and ticket purchase are available at uncorkingthecureforMSok.org or by contacting Brent Patterson at brent.patterson@nmss.org or (405) 463-4861.

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and specific symptoms of MS in any one person cannot yet be predicted, but advances in research and treatment are moving us closer to a world free of MS. Most people with MS are diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 50, with at least two to three times more women than men being diagnosed with the disease. MS affects more than 2.3 million people worldwide.

The Society mobilizes people and resources so that everyone affected by multiple sclerosis can live their best lives as we stop MS in its tracks, restore what has been lost and end MS forever. Last year alone, through our comprehensive nationwide network of services, the Society devoted more than $100 million to connect approximately one million people affected by MS to the connections, information and resources they need. We are united in our collective power to do something about MS now and end this disease forever.

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HATS OFF TO WILL: RELIVE THE PAST

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n a summer evening in 1899, a group of Cherokee youth gathered for two reasons: to hold the charter meeting of The Pocahontas Club and to dance the night away in a newly-raised barn in Rogers County. What started as a social club, however, has evolved into so much more over the past 100 plus years.

The Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club (IWPC) currently boasts approximately 200 Cherokee women, ranging from age 18 to 101. The intergenerational group hosts multiple events open to the public along with monthly membership meetings.

The purpose of each activity is clear: “…to promote and preserve our Cherokee history and culture and to focus on higher education for Cherokee students,” explains Ollie Starr, IWPC Event Coordinator. Annual events include, among others: the Old Fashioned Picnic each May at Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch in Oologah; an annual Tea and Wild Onion Feast as well as weekly art classes offered at the Boys and Girls Club of Chelsea.

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Featured entertainment includes something to delight young and old. For starters, Will Roberts, a Will Rogers impressionist will dazzle attendees with his quick humor and trick roping skills.

Roberts has been a featured act of Cirque du Soleil and is a nationally syndicated radio host of the “Will Rogers Weekly Telegram”.

Also on tap for the evening is lively music by nationallyacclaimed and award-winning Cherokee fiddler, Regina Scott. To share her musical talents at age twelve with the crowd as well is the current Miss Junior Red Fern, Katelyn Meyers of Tahlequah. A live auction featuring all kinds of originals as well as a showcase of Cherokee artisans round out the evening.

Fun is not in short supply at this event, as everyone is

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encouraged to don a favorite hat in remembrance of Betty Rogers, Will’s late wife who had a flare for headwear. Participation pays at this gala, as the winner of the “Best Hat Contest” will walk away with a $100 giftcard!

Hats Off to Will serves as a crucial fundraiser for IWPC in order to accomplish its goal toward the future. Each year, the IWPC is able to award scholarships to Cherokee students in order that they may attend the college or career tech of their choice. Approximately ten $600 scholarships are awarded, annually, to deserving Cherokee seniors. The scholarship recipients commit to serving their community in exchange.

Since beginning the scholarship endowment three years ago, the IWPC has awarded $18,000.

“We have seen, first-hand, the difference in students’ lives these monies make,” states Susan Gilliland, IWPC Treasurer.

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he Jim Glover Auto Family has proudly opened Jim Glover Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Fiat in Owasso providing sales and service to Metro Tulsa. Jim Glover, Kristen Glover-Galyean and Jared Glover are Partner/ Owners with Jared serving as Dealer Operator. “You’re invited to come and see our beautifully designed new facility, meet our employees and see the impressive lineup of models,” said Jared. “A Grand Opening Celebration will be announced in the near future and we hope you’ll join us for festivities.” With this product line, they’ve got you covered!

Jim Glover began his career in 1991 with the opening of Jim Glover Dodge in Midwest City when son Jared was just two years old. Jim came to Broken Arrow in 1996 to open his second Dodge dealership.

The family has gone full circle by opening the new Jim Glover Chrysler

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Dodge Jeep Ram Fiat store in Owasso. And coincidentally, Jared’s son Jareson is two.

Several employees of the Jim Glover Auto Family have made the move with Jared. They are: General Sales Manager Adam Clinkenbeard (10 years); Used Car Director Mazen Daouk (6 years); Service and Parts Manager/Fixed Operations Director Kaelen Knight (13 years); and T.J. Ellis, Service Manager from the River Store (2 years).

When asked where he sees the future, Jared responded, “Our new dealership is of modern design with lots of glass…on the outside, from the Service Lounge looking into the shop, and even our offices. This design structure blends perfectly with our overall focus on transparency.

Customers can see each process necessary to purchasing a vehicle. We’re doing our best to speed up the buying process by arming our sales, service and finance personnel with state-of-theart electronic equipment making for a smooth, improved experience for every customer.

“Our professional sales staff carry tablets that give them access to our entire inventory. They can recommend specific vehicles equipped as the customer has designated. Finance Department personnel use devices with touch-screen features permitting interactive presentations and videos on products. Full disclosure information is available in multiple languages and each customer is given a thumb drive with all documentation at the conclusion of the sale.

No more fat envelopes full of paper documents!

We’re doing our best to speed up the buying process with a huge inventory of new Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram and Fiat vehicles plus a number of modern customer experience features that you’re unlikely to find at other area dealers.

We even have a Jeep test track on 76th Street behind Holiday Inn. The course is exciting, but

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Whether you are an individual stopping in for maintenance or a commercial fleet owner…they want you to know that they care for vehicles and care for the people driving them even more.

Jared and his staff appreciate the opportunity to be part of Owasso’s growing marketplace. “It’s really exciting being the anchor on 106th Street with so much development on the horizon,” said Jared. “When you come in for a test drive during the month of October, mention our ‘Rams Driving Rams’ campaign and we’ll make a donation to the Owasso Rams! We hope you’ll come in soon to see our beautiful new dealership and let us be of service to you!”

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et into the spooky spirit of Halloween at the Castle of Muskogee! The festival is better than ever this year, with new haunts ranging from tame to terrifying. The Castle of Muskogee is Oklahoma’s 60-acre Halloween theme park, open from 6-10 p.m. every weekend this fall. With free parking and free admission to the Halloween Village, and the attractions ranging in price from just $3-$15, there’s something fun for everyone at the Castle.

There are eleven great Halloween attractions to enjoy, all conveniently rated by scariness using the Castle’s Skull Rating as a guide to choosing haunts. From the family-friendly Halloween Village (0 skulls) for the younger ones to Domus Horrificus (5 skulls) for extreme thrill seekers, everyone is invited to get into the Halloween Spirit at the Castle. This popular event continues to grow every year, and the Castle is making changes to improve the experience.

“We have implemented a new ticketing system this year,” said Matt Hiller, owner of the Castle of Muskogee. The system, called QLess, uses your phone number and alerts you by text message when your turn is coming up.

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festival instead of standing in line,” he added.

This is great news, because there’s more to see at the Castle than ever! If you’re looking for a bone-chilling scare, face the menacing creatures along the Trail of Blood or join in on the action on the Dark Tower Zombie Hunt, where it’s up to you to clear the area of Zombies and rescue survivors. If you’re into Halloween but not the accompanying nightmares, try the Haunted Hayride for some eerie excitement.

There’s also plenty to do with absolutely no scares, so the kids can join in on the fun at any age.

“Here at the Castle, you can bring the entire family,” says Hiller. “The teenagers can go and do the Trail of Blood, the younger kids can ride the train and then everyone can do the Haunted Hayride or the Maze together.”

The Castle’s Halloween Village also features live entertainment on the Chessboard Stage with the comedy of the Jester Rejects and Mark Logsdon, Escapologist.

New this year is David Smith, the Hypnotist, and Topsy Turvy Acrobats. If you’re looking for an amazing Halloween adventure, gather family and friends and hop on the Muskogee Turnpike – it’s only a short drive from Tulsa.

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his year, more than 2.5 million customers will invite Honey Baked Ham to be an important part of their holiday gatherings from Thanksgiving through the beginning of the New Year. It all started back in the 1940s when founder Harry Hoenselaar patented the perfect final touch to his delicious gourmet hams…the spiral-slicing process. In addition, Harry also created a unique curing and cooking process that produced unbelievably high quality, bone-in smoked hams.

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Ham and Turkey so deliciously different from similar products. Whole Honey Baked Turkeys are sold roasted, smoked or Cajun style.

In addition to the exquisite taste, turkey breasts are fully cooked and ready to serve, allowing you to spend less time in the kitchen and more time celebrating life with friends and family, one meal at a time.

Honey Baked Ham Co. and Cafe of Tulsa is owned and operated by Lee Griffin and the store Manager/Partner is Nikki McAnelly. Lee worked for the parent company 19 years and has owned the Tulsa store for seven.

The company’s first employee, Michael Voumard, has 14 years and still serves the organization.

Honey Baked Ham of Tulsa is locally owned and operated and the three members of the management team have a combined total of more than 50 years in the Honey Baked business. “Honey Baked’s core values include treating customers like gold, treating everyone with respect, doing the right thing, delivering quality and growth worthy of the brand and making a difference while having some fun!,” says Lee. When you visit the store for lunch, to pick up a delicious dinner or use them to

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cater an event at your home or business, you’ll readily witness how well Lee and his crew live up to the values instilled by the parent company.

Each of the 12,000 people employed during the holiday season is instrumental in helping equip the company to deliver the premium quality products millions of customers have come to expect from Honey Baked Ham. Indeed.com, an American worldwide employment-related search engine for job listings, recently posted results of a

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FOR THE HOLIDAYS Honey Baked Ham celebrates 60 years as the world’s best gourmet hams. survey which voted Honey Baked Ham the 15th best place for work life balance.

The store provides the same high-quality standards in every product offered from their Honey Glazed Ham and Turkey to all the additional products that include sandwiches, signature salads, cheesecake, carrot cake, apple caramel walnut pie, southern pecan pie and more. “Whether you’re dining at the cafe, catering or using us for your holiday parties and meals,” said Lee, “you’re going to enjoy the same

high-quality standards in every product we offer.” Honey Baked Gift Cards make great gifts for any special occasion.

“Our hams have a distinctly different taste and tenderness that other similar products fail to possess. Our world-renowned recipe and preparation compare to no other,” explained Lee. Trust the experts by letting Lee and his crew help you create the setting, moments and taste that that have helped make holidays so special for 60 years! That sweet, crunchy glaze on both the

ham and turkey breasts can only be found at Honey Baked Ham. And each ham and turkey breast is glazed by hand in the store to assure that you’re receiving the freshest, best-tasting products.

Nothing’s better the day after than a Honey Baked Ham sandwich!

“We have everything you need,” says Lee. “And we look forward to serving you!”

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LINDE OKTOBERFEST RETURNS TO TULSA OCTOBER 19-22

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inde Oktoberfest Tulsa brings the best of Bavarian culture back to Tulsa October 19-22 at River West Festival Park, 2100 S. Jackson Ave. Named a Top Ten Oktoberfest by USA Today and Condé Nast Traveler Magazine, Linde Oktoberfest features 40,000 square feet of decorated entertainment and bier Zelts (tents), with more than 80 bier selections, authentic German food, live music, an arts and crafts MarktHaus, carnival rides, and German-themed games and pop-up activities.

Bands traveling from Germany to perform include Dorfrocker, Edwelweiss Show Band, and Sepp Diepholder. A full lineup of German bands from Florida,

Texas and Ohio are scheduled along with local Tulsa favorites.

Das Glockenspiel will return featuring live performances every hour from their double decker stage with specialty drinks served from a fullservice bar below.

The expanded kids’ area, Das KinderPlatz, will host an entertainment Zelt, Das JugendZelt, and Grünflächen (green space) for families to gather in throughout the day. Das JugendZelt will offer activities for children each day, including magic shows, live music, a science show, Lego building, sand art and face painting.

Other popular events include Siegi’s World Championship sausage eating competition, the Parade of the Wieners for the Dachshund Dash, the bier barrel races and stein hoisting competitions.

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Hofbrauhaus, featuring an authentic German buffet in a sit-down, reservations-only setting. Enjoy a full brat or schnitzel dinner paired with famous Hofbrau biers, great music and authentic decor.

The commemorative bier stein will be offered again this year. The German Maßkrug is a one-litre (33.8 fl ounce) stein, and the smaller 16-fl ounce KleinKrug stein is also available. Additionally, a new Mini-Krug (5 fl ounce) will be available during the Zelt Crawl on Thursday Night only from 5-8:30 p.m., for sampling various biers.

General admission tickets are $10 at the gate or $7 in advance, and admission is free for children 12 and younger. Zeeco Family Free Day includes free admission for everyone on Friday, Oct. 20 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Advance tickets, VIP packages, Friends and Family packages, the popular Autobahn pack, MaβKrugs (pronounced “Moss Krooghs”) and more are available for purchase at tulsaoktoberfest.org.

2017 LINDE OKTOBERFEST TULSA SCHEDULE THURSDAY OCTOBER 19, 2017 5:00 – 8:30 PM OKT Zelt Crawl – 5oz mini steins and tastings of 80 biers 6:30 PM PARADE OF BREWERS, Osage HauptStrasse 6:45 PM OPENING CEREMONIES, Das Glockenspiel Der Lufthansa Der Lufthansa BierGarten 5:15 PM Edelweiss Show Band 7:00 PM Stein Hoist 7:30 PM Dorfrocker 8:30 PM Whip Crack 8:45 PM Dorfrocker Warsteiner EssZelt 5:15 PM Das Ist Lustig 7:30 PM Chardon Polka Band Spaten Haus 5:15 PM GERMAN AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TULSA (G.A.S.T.) Blaskapelle 6:30 PM Whip Crack 7:30 PM Klaberheads 8:00 PM Stein Hoist Contest 8:30 PM Klaberheads Die Bier Stube presented by Samuel Adams 5:15 PM Dante and The Hawks 7:00 PM Walburg Boys Brewer’s Hall presented by Goose Island 5:15 PM Steve Liddell, Alte Wiesn 5:15 PM DJ Matt Eidson 8:00 PM The Fabulous 2 Man Band OK Hoptoberfest 8:00 PM Hammershloggened!

Comedy, drinking, way too many laughs.

FRIDAY OCTOBER 20, 2017 Der Lufthansa BierGarten 11:30 AM GERMAN AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TULSA (G.A.S.T.) Blaskapelle 2:30 PM Whip Crack 3:00 PM Edelweiss Show Band 7:00 PM Stein Hoist Contest 7:30 PM Dorfrocker 11:30 PM Euro Disco-DJ Moody Warsteiner EssZelt 11:30 AM Das Ist Lustig 3:30 PM Klaberheads 6:30 PM Strong Stein Competition 7:30 PM Chardon Polka Band

8:30 PM Whip Crack 8:45 PM Chardon Polka Band Spaten Haus 11:30 PM Sepp Diepholder 1:30 PM German American Society of Tulsa Volkstanz Group 2:00 PM Sepp Diepholder 2:30 PM German American Society of Tulsa Volkstanz Group 3:00 PM Sepp Diepholder 7:30 PM Brave Combo 8:00 PM Stein Hoist Contest Bier Stube presented by Samuel Adams 1:30 PM Mark Gibson 4:30 PM Paul Benjaman Band 7:30 PM Walburg Boys Brewer’s Hall presented by Goose Island 12:00 PM Seven Feathers 2:30 PM Grazzhopper 5:00 PM Cassi Stephan and The Midnight Sun 8:00 PM FUZED Alte Wiesn 12:00 PM DJ Matt 8:00 PM Dueling Pianos OK Hoptoberfest 8:00 PM Hammershloggened!

Comedy, drinking, way too many laughs.

SATURDAY OCTOBER 21, 2017 Der Lufthansa BierGarten 11:30 AM Mach Schnell Blaskapelle 12:30 PM Whip Crack 1:00 PM GERMAN AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TULSA (G.A.S.T.) Blaskapelle 3:00 PM Edelweiss Show Band 6:30 PM Whip Crack 7:30 PM Dorfrocker 11:30 PM Euro Disco-DJ Moody Warsteiner EssZelt 11:30 AM Sepp Diepholder 12:00 PM German American Society of Tulsa Volkstanz Group 12:30 PM Sepp Diepholder 1PM German American Society of Tulsa Volkstanz Group 1:30 PM Sepp Diepholder 3:00 PM Klaberheads 5:00 PM Seigi’s World Championship Bratwurst Eating Contest 6PM Klaberheads 7:30 PM Chardon Polka Band Spaten Haus

11:30 AM The 29th Street Band 3:00 PM Das Ist Lustig 7:30 PM Walburg Boys 8:30 PM Stein Hoist Contest 9PM Walburg Boys Bier Stube presented by Samuel Adams 2:00 PM Steve Liddell 4:30 PM Mark Gibson 8:00 PM Stein Hoist Contest Brewer’s Hall presented by Goose Island 1:30 PM The Young Vines 3:30 PM The Fairweather 6PM Stephanie Oliver Trio 8:30 PM Speak Easy Alte Wiesn 8:00 PM Dueling Pianos OK Hoptoberfest 8:00 PM Hammershloggened!

Comedy, drinking, way too many laughs.

SUNDAY OCTOBER 22, 2017 Der Lufthansa BierGarten 12:30 PM GERMAN AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TULSA (G.A.S.T.) Blaskapelle 1:30 PM Whip Crack 3:00 PM Edelweiss Show Band Warsteiner EssZelt 12:00 PM Das Ist Lustig 2:00 PM Walburg Boys 3:30 PM Walburg Boys Spaten Haus 12:00 PM Sepp Diepholder 2:30 PM Chardon Polka Band 3:30 PM Whip Crack 3:45 PM Chardon Polka Band Beir Stube 12:00 PM Klaberheads 3:30 PM Air Force Band of the West 4:00 PM Mach Schnell Brewer’s Hall presented by Goose Island 1:30 PM Downward 3:30 PM Eric Himan Alte Wiesn 3:00 PM Tom Basler (Piano)

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