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tephanie Hunter has immersed herself in not only Will Rogers’ lore but also traditions of the times of his birth and childhood on an Indian Territory ranch. Taking on the mantle of activities and education manager of the Will Rogers Memorial Museums, she was plunged into her first big event Below: Stephanie Hunter
during the Will Rogers & Wiley of pioneer families. Post Fly-In. Led by Stephanie, a cadre of “Stephanie has an energy and volunteers, including Will Rogers passion that will help us share Will Roper-docents, make butter with Rogers with others, help us with all an old fashioned churn, grind corn the events we have throughout the for bread (and chicken feed), make year. She has built a team of ‘Hands candles, weave and wear traditional on Historians,’ passionate volunteers Cherokee tear dresses. that want to present life in the 19th Before officially planning activities century,” said Tad and becoming the Museum’s Jones, Museums’ educator, she and her volunteer executive director. group helped with demonstrations at The Claremorethe Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club Sequoyah graduate picnic at the Birthplace Ranch, the joined the Museum Museums’ Spring Break and Frontier staff in 2015 at Days Camp and the first-ever the admissions Chuckwagon Night at the Museum. desk. Wanting to They have been involved in the last know more about Thursday of the month in downtown the Museum and Claremore with demonstrations Will Rogers, she while promoting visits to Will Rogers participated in Memorial. the Roper-docent If you have a group that would like training program — to learn more about 19th century and in September, life, Stephanie and her team of she will be sharing “Hands-on Historians” will share lead in a docentthat experience and take you back in training program time. They can also come to events with seasoned or schools to make presentations. To trainers. make arrangements, call Stephanie For some time, at 918-343-8113, email at shunter@ Stephanie has willrogers.com or visit willrogers. been focusing com and click on “Hands-on on increased Historians” to view. participation in Stephanie, married nine years to special events, Adam, practices what she teaches. visiting other She gardens, cans, makes jelly and Museums and is the busy mother of two active activities leaders, youngsters, Vance and Cade, who learning about the attend Roosa Elementary. 19th Century from games to daily life on an isolated ranch. WILL ROGERS MEMORIAL She has taken MUSEUM classes whenever 1720 W. WILL ROGERS BLVD | CLAREMORE, OK possible on meeting (918) 341-0719 | WWW.WILLROGERS.COM @REALWILLROGERS the everyday needs WWW.VALUENEWS.COM SEPTEMBER 2019 ROGERS COUNTY VALUES
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County Fair Premium Sale Benefits Local Youth Through Raising Funds, Character BY TOM FINK
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or more than 100 years, the Rogers County Fair has drawn livestock exhibitors from across the county to compete, with those earning top honors getting the opportunity to qualify for the Rogers County Junior Premium Sale. Working in conjunction with the Rogers County Fair Board, the Rogers County Premium Auction Committee (RCPAC) organizes the premium sale honoring the hard work of the top livestock exhibitors. The premium auction supports several students within Rogers County’s 4-H and FFA programs. These funds aid in their future agriculture project endeavors, as well as their education goals. “Premium sale participants, the ‘top cut’ of all of the livestock species shown – this includes beef, swine, sheep, goats and dairy,” said Susan Gebhart, committee member. “Of the species, the top 81 make the sale, so when you have a premium sale, the
option is for it to be what’s called a terminal sale – this means that the animal actually changes hands, versus one where it’s just a ‘premium sale’, and that means, the students get a monetary award, and the animals
“The students aren’t just investing in their project, their investing in themselves, teaching themselves habits that will carry them into the future in their careers, relationships, lives.” do not change ownership, but the money does go to the students. “This allows them the option to re-invest in their next livestock project, or put it in their college fund, which is what a lot of these kids do,” she said. Kids, for example, like Meggie
Froman-Knight. “When I was a student, I was in both FFA and 4-H, and the experience of showing cattle taught me skills that have benefited me throughout my life,” FromanKnight said. “After I was out of high school, I used what I’d won at the premium sale to help pay for my undergraduate degree, but the sale and all the work leading up to the sale itself taught me life skills that have benefited me.” Last year, more than $211,000 was raised at the premium sale – roughly $2,600 per student. “This community has historically been very generous and very supportive of the youth, and the success of the premium sale is certainly evidence of that,” Gebhart said. “What the premium sale committee does, being a non-profit organization, is to handle the sale itself as well as the logistics, the overhead expenses that occur from year to year, reporting, photographs,
Left: Rogers County Fair Premium Sale is scheduled for Monday, Sept. 16, in Claremore. Middle: Sale staff processing donations during the sale. Right: 2017 winners show off their reserve grand champion breeding gilt at the premium fair in Rogers County. Students earning top honors at the fair further compete at the premium sale for the chance to earn funding toward future projects or college.
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Rogers County Premium Auction Committee members include Cas Salley (from left), Meggie Froman-Knight and Susan Gebhart. Committee members not pictured are Arnold Hamilton, Jerri Guilfoyle, Kevin Froman and Tim Cutsinger.
the dinner that precedes the sale as well as the sale itself – a lot of that happens either through volunteer efforts, donations, or things which are supplied to us at a reduced price. Even so, there is overhead which occurs, so when those kids get their bid, a small percentage is taken out for the overhead, but the rest of it goes directly to the students.” “You learn so much through the competition and the sale – you learn project management, finances and time management, several life skills,” Froman-Knight said. “The students aren’t just investing in their project, they’re investing in themselves, teaching themselves habits that will carry them into the future in their careers, relationships, lives. We see these students are typically the shining stars, and ultimately, this (event) isn’t just about the sale, it’s about changing student’s habits,
character and lives.” Gebhart concurs. “This sale is a fundraiser that’s clearly excellence-driven – this is totally based on the kid’s performance and their work ethic,” she said. “Those who are involved in agriculture in this county have a real vested interest in making sure that those kinds of young people make it into the agriculture industry as adults, but even if they don’t choose a career path in ag, there are still many who have a life that’s impacted directly by agriculture. They might be a banker by day, but still run cattle in the evenings and on the weekends. “Also, I believe that even people who aren’t involved in agriculture still recognize the value in raising kids who have a strong work ethic and character, kids who are in the barn or field and staying out of trouble,” she said. “Lessons that the
students learn competing at the fair and the premium sale are lessons that they’ll take with them throughout their life, no matter what they do.” The Rogers County Youth Livestock Premium Sale is slated for Monday, Sept. 16, at the Claremore Expo, following the Rogers County Fair at the Claremore Expo Center. For more information about the Rogers County Premium Sale and how you can support it, visit the Rogers County Fair website at https://rogerscountyfair. com/ or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ events/2429628004029085/.
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elebrating women in business rising stars and several others.” University (Rising Star Award), and within the community, the Previous winners have included Crystal Campbell of SWABO Properties annual Leading Ladies Gala Carolyn Robison of Rogers County (Leading Lady of the Year). returns to Claremore this October. Youth Services (Behind the Scenes “Our presenting sponsor is Hillcrest “The Leading Ladies Gala is one of our Award), Brenda Reno of Sailor Hospital, so the gala has been centered yearly fundraisers, at which, we dedicate Antiques (Business Leadership Award), around women’s health themes – last an evening in recognition year was breast cancer “BECAUSE ALL OF THE NOMINEES AND of the businesswomen and awareness, and this year, we’re WINNERS (OF THE AWARDS) ARE FROM THE highlighting ovarian cancer leaders in our community,” CLAREMORE AREA, IT REALLY REFLECTS said Claremore Chamber of awareness, so we’re going to Commerce Communications THE KIND OF STRONG FEMALE LEADERSHIP have a live auction, which Coordinator Katie Thibodeaux. WE HAVE HERE, BOTH IN THE PUBLIC EYE, we’re calling the Teal Heels “The gala is a special event at and Feels Auction, where AND BEHIND THE SCENES.” which we host a dinner, offer participants can donate entertainment with a special personally-decorated (high) guest speaker, and award special Ashley May of MoreClaremore.com heels and/or a bra to be auctioned off to honors in areas of business leadership, (Community Supporter Award), Layla raise money to benefit Tenaciously Teal – behind-the-scenes, community Freeman of Light of Hope (Nonprofit a nonprofit organization dedicated supporters, Leadership Award), Brooke McIntyre to meeting the needs of those (Leader in Health Award), Katelyn fighting cancer,” she said. Gamble, student at Rogers State Tenaciously Teal currently operates
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out of cancer treatment centers within the state of Oklahoma, working with hospital staff to provide Cancer Care Packs each month, along with gas and meal cards to those needing additional assistance. The “teal” of Tenaciously Teal denotes its role in helping those fighting ovarian cancer, as teal is representative of ovarian cancer awareness. Tarah Warren, founder of Tenaciously Teal and an ovarian cancer survivor, will be one of the event’s speakers, with the featured speaker for the evening being former First Lady of Oklahoma Cathy Keating. “When Cathy was First Lady of Oklahoma, she was very focused on women’s health in the state, so she’s both a great leader herself, as well as an advocate and proponent of women’s health and health issues,” said Claremore Chamber President Barby Myers. “We’re very excited to be welcoming her to Claremore and this special event.” Although the event is primarily
dedicated to honoring women and their contributions to area business and community, Thibodeaux noted that men are very much welcomed to attend. “Personally, I think the event is a very empowering evening for women – especially the leading Above: Hillcrest Hospital of Claremore returns as a presenting lady awards,” she sponsor at this year’s gala, as one of the highlights of the evening said. “Because all is the importance of women’s health, in particular, those fighting of the nominees ovarian cancer. and winners (of open at 5:30 p.m., with a cocktail hour. the awards) are from the Claremore Reception doors open at 6 p.m., and the area, it really reflects the kind of strong program begins at 6:30 p.m. female leadership we have here, both For more information, contact the in the public eye, and behind the Claremore Chamber of Commerce scenes. This (gala) is our opportunity to at 918-341-2818 or visit them during acknowledge everything they do for the business hours in person at 419 West community. Will Rogers Boulevard. “For all they do for us, this is our small way of appreciating and giving back to them,” she said. CLAREMORE CHAMBER OF The Claremore Leading Ladies Gala is COMMERCE scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 2, at the 419 W. WILL ROGERS BOULEVARD | CLAREMORE, OK (918) 341-2818 | WWW.CLAREMORE.ORG Claremore Conference Center. Doors Below: Pictured Left to Right, 2018 Leading Ladies Award winners included Ashley May, Brooke McIntyre, Katelyn Gamble, Brenda Reno, Crystal Campbell, Carolyn Robison, and Layla Freeman.
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GOING ABOVE AND BEYOND NO MATTER THE SEASON BY TOM FINK
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hile the Side-by-Sides and Go Karts are summer variations of off-road vehicles, heat may often giving young riders their first still be upon us now, chance to drive, with extra built-in the cooler temperatures will slowly safety features. but surely be making their way back “Side-by-Sides are secure – safer, to Oklahoma. you can have up to five people in While some may bid farewell to the the crew cabs, and they’re great for outdoors as the temperatures decline, lots of outdoor recreation – in the some continue to let the good times woods, on sand, any kind of trailroll, both figuratively and literally riding experience,” he said. “Fall from the seat of their side-by-side. – and spring – tend to be the times For those unfamiliar, a side-byof the year when people are most side is a small two-to-six person interested in going out on a Side-byfour-wheel drive off-road vehicle, Side because of the weather – in the sometimes called UTV (utility task fall because it’s cooling down, and in vehicle) or MOHUV (multipurpose the spring because people have been off-highway utility vehicle), but no matter what it’s called, you can find it and much more in Claremore at TNG Power Equipment Inc. “With summer ending, more people are going to be taking an interest in getting out on their Side-by-Side or Go Kart, both of which are ideal in cooler weather, and both of which, we offer,” said Tim Johnson, manager, TNG “We carry Odes and Hisun (brands), both of which are recognized for their quality and durability.”
Top: Ravager 1000 by ODES Industries, available at TNG Power Equipment. Right: ODES X4 ZEUS UTV, one of TNG featured showroom models.
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inside all winter and are antsy and wanting to get back outside.” Although TNG has long carried American Landmaster Go-Karts, it wasn’t until recent months that he began to offer Odes and Hisun Sideby-Sides, both of which brands have exceptional warranty options. “Odes has one of the best warranties out on the market – five years on the engine, three years on the complete unit, and you can even buy an extended warranty on them,” he said. “As far as the Hisun goes, they carry a three-year warranty, unlike some other brands that may only carry a one-year warranty.”
Left: Whether it’s upkeep on your garden or going for an evening drive around the lake, the Landstar UTV series by American Landmaster is great for hauling cargo, towing and recreational use.
One of the more popular Odes Side-by-Sides is the Strike 250, which is powered by a 4-stroke cylinder OHC engine with an automatic CTV transmission and independent dual a-arm suspension and is outfitted with accessories that include a roof, windshield, doors and a 2,500 lb synthetic rope winch. Financing is available, as is a Christmas layaway program.
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“On our Christmas layaway, people can put a Side-by-Side or Go Kart in (lay-away) and have until Dec. 15 to have it paid for,” he said. “These items make great gifts, whether for Christmas or any occasion, and can be enjoyed by not only the kids they’re purchased for, but their parents as well, or even their
grandparents. A Side-by-Side is an all-around high value when it comes to fun and entertainment.” Johnson, who owns a Side-by-Side himself, noted that TNG is the only dealer of Side-by-Sides in Rogers County, with pickup and delivery service available. “They’re just a fun source of recreation – very relaxing,” he said. “We usually go out to Keystone and ride, but no matter where you go, the fun is always the same.” And with fall’s arrival, so comes the winter, and the need to heat the home. “We’re getting back into the time of the year when people start thinking about a heating source for their home – one that will last them for years – and we have just the thing with our wood pellet stoves,” Johnson said. “What’s great about pellet stoves is you just can put just a handful of wood pellets in them, and they’ll put out 50,000 BTW. This is like a furnace, but it’s a very
regulated heat, so you don’t get the extreme heat you might get from a cast-iron stove – it’s much more controlled, much more comfortable.” Other advantages of wood stoves include their ease of use, automatic ignition, power modulation, and they are much more environmentallyfriendly due to the CO2-neutral fuel. Johnson said Regency and Hampton brand Wood Stoves will be added to the showroom floor as winter draws closer, but inquiries are always welcome. Generators, chain saws and other weather-ready power equipment also are available. TNG Power Equipment, Inc. is located at 2100 S. Highway 66 in Claremore. Hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays, or until “the last customer is taken care of.” “Something I always emphasize is that we pride ourselves on service – you won’t find better service than from us, and we want to help our customers find whatever they need. We go above and beyond, no matter the season,” he said. For more information, contact Tim at 918-923-6709.
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A Magical Night in the Park BY MACY GOODNIGHT
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experience for visitors, as well as a magine an enchanting evening, greenspace to escape the bustle of strolling under the stars in city life. The adjoining Rose Garden exquisite gardens, while sipping was developed in 1934, which is incredible wines and sampling now being restored in the aftermath delectable cuisine. One might of a Rose Rosette Disease epidemic. believe that an experience of this magnitude would be reserved for an The Linnaeus Teaching Garden was completed onsite in 2006, and elite getaway, but it’s all happening provides an incredibly vibrant and right here in Tulsa. immersive garden experience. On Friday, September 27, The The much-anticipated Charles Tulsa Garden Center invites you to Faudree Memorial Pavilion at the The Tasting at Woodward Park, an exclusive fundraising gala benefitting top terrace of the Rose Garden was completed this year, and event guests Woodward Park educational will be treated to a special grand programming and beautification, opening celebration of this stately, as well as continued restoration of glorious new addition. the 100-year-old Snedden Mansion. The Tulsa Garden Center’s annual This elegant evening begins with gala event is a vital fundraising valet parking at 7 p.m. Guests will receive a commemorative wine glass effort to preserve these incredible assets to our city. Their mission at check-in, and will then discover an array of upscale fare, lavish wines, is to uphold its history while providing horticultural education and fine craft beer at this gardenopportunities as Tulsa horticultural party styled affair. Some of Tulsa’s headquarters. finest restaurants and caterers will Event planner and Woodward be serving at this luxurious event. Park Board Member, Mary Fencl, is Guests will have the opportunity honored to return this year to ensure to wander through the historic the evening is most memorable. Tulsa Rose Garden at Woodward “The Tulsa Garden Center is really Park, enjoy Frosé and desserts in the best advocate for the park, and the Linnaeus Teaching Garden, and dance the night away to live music by this event is our biggest annual The Eric Himann Band and Basically fundraiser,” she said. “This is a wonderful event; one which Tulsans Sax. A spectacular fireworks display have enjoyed for years. This year will top it all off at 9:30 p.m. we’ve reconfigured the layout some Established in 1929, Woodward to make it as intimate as possible, Park is a genuine treasure in the and as perfect as possible for our heart of the city, with over 45 acres lovely patrons who support this of pristine wooded space, and is worthy cause.” In previous years, greatly recognized for its stunning this opulent occasion was known azaleas, tulips, irises, dogwoods, as An Evening of Wine and Roses. and redbuds. The park’s design was Tulsa Garden Center Events Director, created to provide a horticulture
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Above: Team members who contribute to the success of the event include Tulsa Garden Center Events Director Cristen Burdell (from left), Woodward Park board member Mary Fencl, and Diane and Chris Riley of Riley’s Wine & Spirits.
Cristen Burdell, looks forward to this year as event ambassador. “This is not only an opportunity to raise funding for the park, but to educate and inform the public of the role of this Tulsa gem,” said Cristen. “Woodward Park is special in so many ways.” Committee members, Diane and Chris Riley, of Riley’s Wine and Spirits and Event Center, are charged with coordination of wine and beer vendors, as well as entertainment. “This is one of my favorite events and venues in the city,” Diane said. “Helping the Tulsa Garden Center through this fundraiser is a wonderful way to give back to Tulsa.” Tickets for The Tasting include Tulsa Garden Center discounts and are limited to the first 400 guests. Attendees must be 21 years or older. Sponsorship opportunities are also available, with remarkable benefits. For more information, visit www. tulsagardencenter.com/the-tasting, or email daxsom@tulsagardencenter.org.
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Baby boutique opens in downtown Claremore BY TOM FINK
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ecessity, as it’s been said, is the mother of invention. In the case of Claremore’s newest – and exclusive -- baby boutique, The District Baby, necessity was invention’s “mother” in every sense of the word. Just ask shop owner Cari Bohannan. “We opened The District on Main (women’s clothing boutique) in October 2012, and what led me
to decide to open the baby store was that I had an employee – two employees, actually – who were expecting, and there was really nowhere in Claremore that they could buy baby gifts,” said Cari Bohannan, owner of The District on Main and The District Baby. “In response to this need, we started a small section at The District – about 4x4 foot area – to offer baby items.” According to Bohannan, her small offering of baby items at The District turned out to be “extremely popular” with her shoppers, so after discussion with her employees and members of the public, she decided to open a second “District” shop to offer “baby only” items. “We knew of one business downtown – Outwest Home Décor – that the owner there was going to be retiring, so we felt it would be a good opportunity for us to take the plunge and open a baby store,” she said. “We
offer a large selection of items from newborn to 4-year-old/toddler – clothing, shoes, toys, gifts, books and various necessity items.” In keeping with her personal high standard for quality, Bohannan’s shop carries several recognizable and affordable quality brands such as Little Unicorn (diaper bags, blankets, car seat accessories and more), Copper Pearl baby gear (custom bibs, blankets and more), Aden + Anais blankets, quilts, swaddles, towels and much more. In the clothing department, brands carried include Milk Barn, which features certified organic cotton, a bamboo/cotton blend, and adorable prints in regular overalls, ruffle or dress overalls, joggers, dress and leggings, organic or bamboo dresses and bloomers, headbands, rompers, hooded rompers, organic zippered pajamas and more.
Above: Owner Cari Bohannan recently openened a baby item only business, The District Baby, only a few doors down from her boutique, The District on Main. Left: The District Baby has all kinds of baby clothes in various sizes, styles and colors.
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“We also carry RuggedButts and RuffleButts brands, Kickee Pants, Magnetic Me, which are magnetic closure pajamas, and an easy way to dress a baby,” Bohannan said. Melissa & Doug toys, and Plan toys, which are a lot of classic wooden toys and specialize in “sustainable play,” and much more, decorate the shelves for parents and grandparents of the youngest set.
“There’s really no other shop in Claremore that carries what we have – people would have to drive to Tulsa or maybe Owasso to find the selection we have, and we’re thrilled to be here for that, as well as to encourage people to shop locally – keep those tax dollars here in Claremore.” “We’re going to be offering gift registries, which is something that’s not (available) in Claremore, so that people don’t have to drive into Tulsa to get a baby gift,” she said, “or if they need a last-minute baby gift or baby shower gift, they can come to us and find what they need.” So great was the need for a baby boutique in Claremore, The District Baby even drew customers before it was open for business.
“Our official first day of business was Monday, Aug. 12, but we had customers coming in the week before we were open to look around, see what we had, learn more about us,” she said. “The Friday before we opened, we had three customers come in the door, and they actually bought stuff. That was very good to see – people getting excited about us before we were really open. This told us in advance that this (business) was a good idea and one which would benefit a lot of people.” Bohannan said she’s particularly excited about The District Baby in that it offers Claremore and Rogers
County residents an alternative to having to seek out items elsewhere. “There’s really no other shop in Claremore that carries what we have – people would have to drive to Tulsa or maybe Owasso to find the selection we have, and we’re thrilled to be here for that, as well as to encourage people to shop locally – keep those tax dollars here in Claremore,” she said. “This is a great way for us to give back to the community.” The District Baby is located at 418 W. Will Rogers Boulevard (main street) in Claremore. Hours of operation are 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday. For more information, visit The District Baby on Facebook or Instagram, call 918-923-7288 or email thedistrictbaby@gmail.com.
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Left: Plushes, books, and a large assortment of gift items for children from newborn to 4 years old and toddlers can be found exclusively at The District Baby.
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Ransomware Ransomware What Businesses Need To Know About What Businesses Businesses Need Need To To Know Know About About What By Stacy Dunn, Information Security Analyst, RCB Bank By By Stacy Stacy Dunn, Dunn, Information Information Security Security Analyst, Analyst, RCB RCB Bank Bank By Stacy Dunn, Information Security Analyst, RCB Bank
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ept. 19, 2019, marks the 59th Tulsa Greek Festival held annually at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma. What started as a simple dinner fundraiser at a local hotel has blossomed into a community event people of all ages have come to enjoy. It is the oldest ethnic festival in Tulsa. Thursday kicks off the festivities with “Lunch by the Greeks,” which are traditional Greek meals available for order to local businesses. If you can’t get enough Souvlaki (delicious grilled meat on a skewer), cater it in Friday as well. There’s no such thing as too much Greek! Beginning Friday, a wide range of activities open the celebration under a festive tent, next to the church. Traditional dancing, games, contests and shopping for everything from souvenirs to fine jewelry. Also, the food, for the love of Aphrodite, the food! If you believe in the old adage that you should always start with dessert, this is the perfect opportunity. Traditional baklava is served as well as loukoumades, which are the best honey-glazed
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“What started as a simple fundraising effort, has grown into a community wide event where you can experience Greek food, fun, culture and religion!” including shish kabob, saganaki, calamari, lamb, gyros, cheese pies, feta cheese and Kalamata olives, Greek salad and spinach pies. Of course, no meal is complete without Greek beer and wine, finished with a Greek coffee. New this year is saganaki, it’s basically cheese on fire. Also popular is the Greek french fry eating contest, Lord of the Fries. There is literally something for everyone. Tonya Boone, who is the vice-chair for this year’s festival explains, “What started as a simple fundraising effort, has grown into a community wide event where you can experience Greek food, fun, culture and religion!” For only five dollars, children can visit the Kids Zone to play on an inflatable playground, try
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their hands at arts and crafts and even take a tour of the fire station nearby. Once the dancing begins, you will see Greek culture unfold before your eyes. Each dance pays homage to different regions, complete with colorful and dynamic costumes and spectacular music. Even though Greece is 5,900 miles away from Tulsa, you won’t help but think you’re at a big fat Greek wedding on an island! There is also an opportunity to tour the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. The church, which was founded by Greek immigrants at the turn of the 20th century, was Tulsa’s first building in the Byzantine style. The rounded corners of the church, along with the dome, is the traditional architecture of the Greek Orthodox. Once inside, clergy discusses the history of the religion as well as the building and answer any questions you may have. On your way out, light a candle in memory of a loved one. The festival concludes Sunday, Sept. 22, 2019. After 6 p.m. Thurs., Fri and all day on weekends, tickets for adults are $5 and kids are always free. Tickets can be purchased at the door. For more information, visit their Facebook page or go to their website, www.tulsagreekfestival.com.
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to gain a thorough understanding of Class schedules the laws already in place, and how can be found online Constitutional Carry works. on their website, at “If you are eligible to own a crusadertacticalok. handgun, you can openly or com. Classes and concealed carry a handgun,” said training offered will Andy. “The same rules still apply for include concealed carry, eligibility, including age and legal and they will eventually add standing requirements.” Background AR classes. The shop boasts checks are still required for gun the largest selection of AR purchases. Once cleared, gun owners guns and parts in Broken do not have to have training or a Arrow and the surrounding permit to carry a firearm openly. area. “The AR-15 is the “I personally don’t carry openly most popular weapon in because that makes you target #1,” America,” said Andy. “It said Andy. “It’s not a good practice is so flexible and highly to make yourself a target, or to customizable. They are draw attention to yourself.” Andy primarily used for hunting is a trusted expert on the subject, and self-defense.” The ARwith over 23 years in service as a 15 was designed initially US probation officer, and extensive as a military-style weapon training with the Federal Law but is now not considered Enforcement Training Center as military-grade because it a firearms instructor. “People also is a semi-automatic, rather need to understand where you can than automatic, like the carry a gun, and when it’s legally M16. “They look exactly acceptable,” he added. Crusader the same,” said Danny, Tactical offers training and classes to “but all the AR-15 does fill the need for safe and responsible is load the next round gun ownership. “If you don’t want for you. There is a lot to pay for a concealed carry license, of misconception about take the class,” Andy said. “Part of them. We just see them responsible gun ownership is to as a tool.” As with all know everything you need to about firearms they sell, they the do’s and don’ts, laws and use both agree that training of force.” Both Danny and Andy and education are key. emphasize that they fully support the new law. “Should we have to buy our rights from the government? No,” CRUSADER TACTICAL said Danny. “We support it because S. ELM PL. SUITE 640 | BROKEN ARROW, OK it is our right, but we do recommend 3353 (918) 872-9993 WWW.CRUSADERTACTICALOK.COM training and education,” added Andy. @ARMSFORINFIDELS Left: Crusader Tactical owners, Andy Shidell and Danny Jones are the areas premier experts on ARs and their practicality. The shop carries the largest selection of ARs and accessories in Broken Arrow and the surrounding area. Right: Constitutional Carry Law begins Nov. 1, 2019. Crusader Tactical co-owner, Danny Jones is a carry advocate, with emphasis on training and education. WWW.VALUENEWS.COM SEPTEMBER 2019 ROGERS COUNTY VALUES
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celebration of epic proportions is coming to Tulsa Sept. 14, with the re-grand opening of Route 66 Chevrolet and Route 66 Nissan! This event is free to the public and will encompass both dealerships as part of their rebranding campaign, and part of their overall mission of giving back to the community. Festivities take place from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., with free food, live music and entertainment, bounce houses and drawings throughout the day.
-----------------------“We are so excited because it’s been two years as of July 17 that we’ve been open, and we never really had a grand opening. We’re going to do it right.” -----------------------Executive manager, Chuck Mulkey and controller, Trena McGill, are thrilled to re-introduce the Route 66 brand. “The most important part of this event is the 2018 Chevy Colorado pickup we are going to give away,” said Chuck. From now until the day of the event, first responders and teachers with ID can come into either dealership to register, and the drawing will be held at 2 p.m. at the celebration. Entrants must be present to win. Other giveaways will include OSU/TU game tickets and concert tickets for a big name show to be announced. (continued on next page) Left: Charles “Chuck” Mulkey, executive manager and Trena McGill, controller.
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Right: Route 66 Chevrolet master technician Willie inspects the undercarraige of a vehicle. Bottom-left: Route 66 Nissan service technician B. G. rotates and balances a set of tires. Bottom-right: Route 66 Nissan service team (L-R) general manager Jeff York, express advisor Blaine Baird, fixed operations director David Willard and service manager Steven Benike.
(continued from previous page) “We are so excited because it’s been two years as of July 17 that we’ve been open,” Chuck said, “and we never really had a grand opening. We’re going to do it right.” Chuck and Trena are the faces of Route 66 Chevy and Nissan and have become locally familiar personalities with their fun commercials and radio commentaries. “We’re not actors, we are real people,” said Chuck. “People see us on TV, but when you come into our dealerships, you’re going to see us.” The celebration is also an in recognition of the stellar staff at both dealerships. “We really
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appreciate our people that you don’t participation with the upcoming see in the public eye,” Chuck said. St. Jude partners summit. “We’ll “From our tech people, support staff, get to mingle with people like us,” people in the office; Without any said Chuck, “people who are into one of them, the wheel doesn’t turn.” giving without expecting anything “This event is all about family fun,” in return.” Locally, they are big said Trena. “Everyone is welcome supporters of schools and athletic to come in and hang out, and get to programs and many other areas of know us and our staff. We will even community support. have Chuck in a dunk tank!” Chuck Route 66 Chevy and Nissan added, “It’s going to be huge! One specialize in new and used vehicles, of the best things that anyone has as well as parts and service. Their seen as far as dealerships go.” goal is to make sure the experience This massive event is only a small for their customers is the best it representation of the philanthropy can be. “We recognize that buying that Route 66 Chevy and Nissan a car is a big deal,” said Trena. “We contributes to. They are active want our customers to know that partners with St. Jude and recently we really appreciate them.” The gave a car for their benefit, as well atmosphere at both dealerships is as a visit to the hospital to bring fun and lighthearted, with genuine joy to the kids there. They will honesty and industry knowledge. continue their involvement with “It’s not just about selling cars here,”
said Chuck. “We want to grow this place into something special, better than it’s ever been. It all starts with our re-grand opening.” More information on the Route 66 Chevy and Nissan re-grand opening event can be found on their Facebook at @rt66chevy or @rt66nissan. Customers can get more information on vehicles they carry, as well as parts and service information on their websites at www.route66chevrolet.com or www.route66nissan.com.
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PERSONALIZE YOUR FITNESS ROUTINE BY JOSH MORIN
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ne of the most common questions people ask me is, “What is the best way to train?” The problem with that question is that everyone’s body, nutrition and lifestyle is different, so there is no one-sizefits-all miracle workout or training program. The real answer is the way that best suits your specific goals and body type. For one person, the solution may be CrossFit, for another, it’s heavyweights and for someone else, it’s yoga and running. Just because it works for them does not necessarily mean that it will work for you. So how do you figure that out? STEP 1: SET GOALS What are you specifically seeking to accomplish through your exercise regiment? Gain muscle? Build strength? Develop endurance? Burn
fat? Improve flexibility? Train for a sport or competition? All of these goals are achieved through different types of training. Deciding on clear intentions helps you to focus specifically on getting the results you are after. There are many approaches to exercise, and not just any single one is the “best.” STEP 2: MAP OUT A PLAN If you are just starting out or have limited experience, finding a fitness mentor to answer your questions and assist you in your programming is a great way to start out. Just like with diet opinions, always consider the source of information and do your own research and fact-checking if you decide to build your own plan. Hiring a personal trainer who has in-depth professional experience in the type of program you decide on will be the most beneficial in the long run. If you find yourself in a place where been training for years but seem to stagnate in your progress, find a more experienced mentor who can offer insight and suggestions to assist you in adjusting your training methods. The most dangerous approach is to dive head-first into a program, class or
activity that you’ve never tried. Going hard at a new sport or program without taking the time to ease into it and test how your body responds is the fastest way to find yourself injured, in pain, and eventually losing motivation and giving up. Most gyms offer a free day pass, so check out your options and make sure they provide the amenities you want at a price that fits your budget. Sports and training classes typically offer tryouts and free trials as well, so take advantage of those opportunities before spending money and committing. Once you’ve done your research and learned how to take into account your body type and how you recover doing specific workouts, map out a scheduled plan that you can commit to following weekly. Schedule around various muscle groups, rest and intensity levels. Training all-out every single day is not the most beneficial approach. Your body isn’t built to handle that kind of abuse. Rest and recovery are just as important when it comes to your progress, so giving your body time to heal and build makes a significant difference in your results and will optimize your strength and energy for higher output on training days. Physical activity, nutrition and supplementation each play a role in the fitness process. If you’re eating too much, not enough, or even the wrong kinds of foods that will sabotage your training efforts. Different types of supplements work together with your
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training and nutrition to help prepare your body for a workout, get faster or better results and aid in recovery. STEP 3: TRIAL AND ERROR Now that you’ve set your goals, committed to a program, mapped out a routine and have been working out for a few months, it’s time to assess your results. How are you recovering after each workout? Do you feel tired? Fatigued? Lethargic? Unable to recover before your next class or workout? Or do you feel energized? Full of vitality? Strength improving? Is your body’s appearance reflecting your efforts? How do you ultimately feel? Over the past 15 years, I have tried every type of training that I’ve come across, including CrossFit, low volume heavy lifting, high volume training, functional strength, yoga, pilates and many more, and have discovered that what works best for me is not what works best for my friends and colleagues. I understand my body, how I recover, and what is required through my workouts in order to achieve the results I am seeking in correlation to my specific goals. It will take time and consistency while exposing yourself to different types of training in order to figure out what one works best for you, and if you realize the one you’re doing isn’t working for you, explore your options until you find something that does what you want and fine-tune your nutrition and supplement intake accordingly. Remember, the best kind of training is simply the one you commit to.
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Green Chile Egg and Cheese Casserole Serves 6 I’ve been making this egg casserole since long before I had children. I love it because it uses roasted green chiles, and it has no meat or bread. There have been times I have added cooked sausage, and it was good, but I prefer the cheesy goodness with green chiles on their own. I have doubled and tripled this recipe many times to feed a crowd. It reheats really well for several days, and sometimes I freeze individual portions
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greased 9X13 inch baking dish. Bake for 40 minutes or until well set. Serves 8-12
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Note: You can make this casserole the night before and refrigerate. When you are ready to cook, put dish into a cool oven and heat to 325 degrees. Cook 55 minutes.
10 eggs, beaten 1 tsp. baking powder 1 (16 oz.) carton small curd cottage cheese 1 cup. shredded Jack cheese 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese 2 (4 oz.) cans chopped green chilies, drained (or 1/2 cup fresh roasted green chiles) • ¼ cup butter, melted • ½ tsp. garlic powder Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Combine eggs and baking powder, stirring well. Stir in remaining ingredients. Pour into a lightly
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o Have An lent ent Morning BY SHANNON SMITH
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an you believe it’s time for school to start again? My kids are grown, and frankly I don’t miss the back-to-school stress. But I know lots of parents are busily collecting school supplies, uniforms, permission slips, and after-school snacks. I also don’t miss those mornings getting my kids out of bed and forcing breakfast while they finished last minute homework. Honestly, they preferred Pop Tarts over my homemade breakfast, but at least I ate a hot breakfast while watching them run up and down the stairs searching for backpacks and matching socks. I happen to love eggs in every way, shape, and form. One of the cooking classes I teach kids is how to make eggs scrambled, fried, poached, and in omelets. I also think that most dinner left-overs go great with eggs the next morning. I’ve been know to throw pulled pork, roasted potatoes, curried chicken, and even pasta into my scrambled eggs. A frittata is a great way to “clean out the fridge” by using those lost veggies, bbq sauce, and wilting greens. I have two egg recipes that I particularly love to make for guests (or kids) that can last for the entire week. The first is an egg casserole I’ve been making for 25 years, and it never fails. The secret ingredient is cottage cheese, but no one will ever know. It makes the dish so light and spongy, and great for re-heating in the
microwave for many mornings. It calls for roasted green chiles, but you can add bacon, sausage, peppers, or just more cheese. It’s also gluten free! The other recipe is great for kids to carry with them in the car or bus, and they’re mess-free. They’re baked egg cups made in a muffin tin, and you can add just about anything your kids love. When I was in Rwanda I taught the chef at a school to make them for the kids, and he told me they were the favorite breakfast treat. They have lots of chickens on their property, so it was an inexpensive way to feed a lot of people. We put crumbled bread in the egg cups, but you can use hash browns or roasted veggies if you want to keep away from bread. The point is, you can get creative, and make your own special egg cups that your kids will brag about, and ask for the recipe when they go off to college (I know this from experience). There are a lot of things that cause stress on those early school mornings, but don’t let breakfast be one of them. Make these recipes over the weekend, and reheat them throughout the week to make life just a little bit easier. Meanwhile, I’ll be quietly drinking my coffee while thinking about you awesome parents out there!
Egg Soufflé Muffins Makes 12
I took this recipe with me to Rwanda when I was teaching the chef at a school how to make easy dishes for the students and visitors who were coming on mission trips. The school has a lot of eggs from their chickens, and vegetables in their garden that made this a very economical dish to make. But, they were thrilled when they ate them for breakfast since they’re so portable and delicious. I make a pan of them at home, then reheat each morning in the microwave oven. If you don’t eat bread, you can certainly leave it out of the recipe. • • • • • • • • • • •
3 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons canola oil 1 cup yellow onion, finely chopped 1/2 cup red bell pepper, finely chopped 7 eggs 3/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon whole milk 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper 4 slices of bread, crust removed 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese 1 cup cooked meat (sausage, bacon, ground beef, ham)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spread softened butter in a 12-cup muffin pan. Heat a skillet over medium high heat and add canola oil. Sauté onions and bell peppers until soft. Set aside to cool. In a bowl, combine eggs and milk until blended. Add salt and pepper. Tear the bread into small pieces and distribute into the bottoms of muffin pan cups. Layer the cheese, meat and vegetables, then gently press mixture into each cup with the back of a spoon. Pour over the egg and milk mixture in each cup until almost filled (1/4” from the top). Bake 35 minutes until eggs are set. Insert a small knife into one of the cups, and if it comes out clean, the eggs are cooked. Let cook for 5 minutes, then serve warm. Note: You can leave out the bread, if desired. Also, you can use paper cupcake liners to make it easier to carry the egg soufflés on the go.
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September 21, 2019 - 10am to 5pm The Craft of Q-People’s Choice BBQ Competition Riverwalk Commons 300 Riverwalk Terrace, Jenks, OK (918) 299-8000 riverwalktulsa.com
OWASSO/COLLINSVILLE September 14, 2019 - 3pm to 5pm Collinsville Walking History Tour and WWII Display Collinsville Chamber of Commerce 1126 W Main St, Collinsville, OK (918) 371-4703 collinsvillechamber.org SAPULPA Every Thursday - 5:30pm to 7:30 pm Sapulpa Artists’ Guild Painting Classes Sapulpa Senior Citizen Center 515 E Dewey Ave, Sapulpa, OK (918) 224-8106 sapulpachamber.com September 16-22, 2019 Creek County Free Fair Creek County Fairgrounds 17808 W Hwy 66, Kellyville, OK (918) 224-2192 creekcountyfairgrounds.com
September 27-29, October 4-6 THE MOUSETRAP by Agatha Christie Sapulpa Community Theatre 124 S Water St, Sapulpa, OK (918) 227-2169 sapulpatheatre.org September 28, 2019 - 3pm to 9pm Rock Creek Festival Kelly Lane Park 1151 S Park, Sapulpa, OK sapulpachamber.com
TULSA Every Saturday Tulsa Wheelmen Saturday Morning Ride 41st Street Plaza 4100 Riverside Dr, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-2001 fb.com/tulsawheelmen
COMMUNITY CALENDAR Every Saturday - 7am to 11am Cherry Street Farmers Market 1360 E 15th St, Tulsa, OK tulsafarmersmarket.org Every Wednesday - 7:30am to 11am Brookside Farmers Market Brookside Church 3615 S Peoria Ave, Tulsa, OK tulsafarmersmarket.org September 5-15, 2019 - 8am AMHR Nationals Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex Expo Square 4145 E 21st St, Tulsa, OK (417) 861-9192 shetlandminiature.com September 5-8, 2019 She Like Girls Tulsa PAC - Liddy Doenges Theatre 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-7111 tulsapac.com September 6-8, 2019 Wizard World Comic Con Renaissance Hotel 6808 S 107th E Ave, Tulsa, OK wizardworld.com September 6, 2019 - 1pm to 5pm Kids See Free Harrel Eyecare 4520 S Harvard Ave, Tulsa, OK (918) 745-9662 harreleyecare.com September 6, 2019 - 7am to 3pm Day of Caring 2019 VFW Post 577 1109 E 6th Street, Tulsa, OK tauw.org September 7, 2019 - 7:30am Gold4Kids Walk & Run River West Festival Park 2100 S Jackson Ave, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-2001 riverparks.org September 8-14, 2019 Just Between Friends Sale Exchange Center - Expo Square 4145 E 21st St, Tulsa, OK (918) 814-9326 www.tulsa.jbfsale.com
September 13, 2019 - 10:30am Alexandra Cousteau Tulsa PAC - Chapman Music Hall 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-7111 tulsapac.com September 14, 2019 MisFest 2019 with KT Tunstall Guthrie Green 111 E MB Brady St, Tulsa, OK (918) 574-2421 misfest.com
September 14-15, 2019 Oklahoma Gun Shows River Spirit Expo, Lower Level - Expo Square 4145 E 21st St, Tulsa, OK (918) 955-1092 oklahomagunshows.com September 14-22, 2019 Picasso at the Lapin Agile Tulsa PAC - Liddy Doenges Theatre 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-7111 tulsapac.com
September 14, 2019 - 8am to 2pm Re-Grand Opening Celebration Route 66 Chevrolet/Nissan 8130 E Skelly Dr, Tulsa, OK (918) 663-2100 route66chevrolet.com September 14, 2019 - 8pm Opening Night Gala Concert with Rachel Barton Pine Tulsa PAC - Chapman Music Hall 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-7111 tulsapac.com September 19-22, 2019 Tulsa Greek Festival Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church 1222 S Guthrie Ave, Tulsa, OK (918) 583-2082 tulsagreekfestival.com September 20-21, 2019 Project Alice Tulsa PAC - John H. Williams Theatre 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-7111 tulsapac.com September 20, 2019 - 7pm to 9pm Hurts Donut 80s Run River West Festival Park 2100 S Jackson Ave, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-2001 riverparks.org September 21, 2019 - 1pm to 2:30pm Hobbit Fest 2019 Zarrow Regional Library 2224 W 51st St, Tulsa, OK tulsalibrary.org September 21, 2019 - 4pm to 10pm Festival Americas Guthrie Green 111 E MB Brady St, Tulsa, OK (918) 574-2421 guthriegreen.com September 21, 2019 - 9am to 4pm Couples In Sync Marriage Conference Wyndham Hotel 10918 E 41st St, Tulsa, OK (918) 252-7883 marriageandfamilytulsa.org September 22, 2019 - 3pm American Brass Quintet Tulsa PAC - John H. Williams Theatre 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-7111 tulsapac.com
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CLOTHING | FURNITURE | BOOKS | HOME GOODS September 24-29, 2019 Les Misérables Tulsa PAC - Chapman Music Hall 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-7111 tulsapac.com September 26 - October 6, 2019 Tulsa State Fair Fairgrounds - Expo Square 4145 E 21st St, Tulsa, OK (918) 744-1113 tulsastatefair.com September 26-29, 2019 The Winter’s Tale - ORU Theatre Howard Auditorium 7777 S Lewis Ave, Tulsa, OK (918) 495-6161 oru.edu September 26-29, 2019 Disney on Ice: Mickey’s Search Party Pavilion - Expo Square 4145 E 21st St, Tulsa, OK (918) 744-1113 tulsastatefair.com September 27, 2019 Miss Nelson Has a Field Day Tulsa PAC - John H. Williams Theatre 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-7111 tulsapac.com September 27, 2019 - 6:30pm Cystic Fibrosis Cycle for Life Night Ride River West Festival Park 2100 S Jackson Ave, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-2001 riverparks.org September 27, 2019 - 7:30pm National Fiddler Hall of Fame 2019 Induction Gala Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame 111 E 1st St , Tulsa, OK nationalfiddlerhalloffame.org September 27, 2019 - 7pm The Tasting at Woodward Park Tulsa Garden Center 2435 S Peoria Ave, Tulsa, OK (918) 576-5155 tulsagardencenter.org
September 28-29, 2019 Turkey Mountain Bike Festival Turkey Mountain 71st & Elwood, Tulsa, OK (918) 346-0030 riverparks.org
September 28, 2019 - 7:30pm Meri Awaaz Hi Pehchaan Hai Tulsa PAC - John H. Williams Theatre 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-7111 tulsapac.com October 2, 2019 - 12:10pm Brown Bag It: Mosaic Trio Tulsa PAC - Westby Pavilion 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-7111 tulsapac.com
October 4, 2019 - 6pm to 10pm JLT and the Trivia Factory JLT Heqdquarters 3633 S Yale Ave, Tulsa, OK (918) 633-6100 jltulsa.org
October 5, 2019 - 7:30pm Debussy’s Images Tulsa PAC - Chapman Music Hall 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-7111 tulsapac.com
October 5, 2019 - 8pm RIOULT Dance NY Tulsa PAC - John H. Williams Theatre 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-7111 tulsapac.com October 6, 2019 - 7:30pm An Evening with Branford Marsalis Tulsa PAC - Chapman Music Hall 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa, OK (918) 596-7111 tulsapac.com
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