If you're looking for something exciting to do in Tulsa there's no way to go wrong with a trip to the Gathering Place. The park is home to water-based activities that are free to enter, as well as more than 100 acres of the play area. If you're looking to do something less secluded, you can visit the nearby Gathering Place, named America's Most Popular New Attraction by USA Today. Fun in the sun is a must-do for any family!

There are numerous places to visit in Tulsa and around the Tulsa Drillers baseball team's home stadium. You can also catch a minor league baseball game at OneOk Field. You can also take in some of the city's most breathtaking scenery from the stadium. There is also an event for food trucks and numerous live music venues, including the Tulsa International Festival.

Tulsa is a great spot to shop if you love to shop. Visit The Boxyard the shopping experience made from shipping containers, and the Rose Rock Microcreamery. For souvenirs, Cain's Ballroom merchandise, and retro candy, you can also visit the Ida Red General Store. Charleston's is a great place for classic American food for dinner. You can even catch live performances and local art shows there!

If you're looking for something a little more cultural take a look at the Gilcrease Museum located situated near 87th and Lewis in south Tulsa. It claims to have the largest collection of American West art, though the museum's store room has much more artifacts than what it has on display. The Gilcrease Museum is only open on weekends, so be sure to plan your trip according to the time of your visit.

The Global District in Tulsa is the ideal place to get the most unique dining experience. The diverse neighborhood is home to a variety of Mexican and Asian restaurants. The Hawkeye Burger, fried pork tenderloin is a must and so is the Greenwood Salad. You'll be happy you did. It's a must to try in Tulsa!

Tulsa Symphony is a top-rated orchestra and opera program. You can also enjoy a live performance at the Gathering Place of a local play. The city also hosts talks, local theater productions, and dance performances. If you're into history, you'll enjoy the city's Route 66 history. It's an old highway that runs through Tulsa and is dotted with huge signs and Art Deco buildings. If you're a historian, you'll love the museums and historical properties that have been restored to buildings.

If you're looking for a moment of relaxation and rejuvenation, or a cultural experience, Tulsa has something to offer you. From museums and galleries to live performances, Tulsa has it all. The Tulsa Performing Arts Center has four theaters and a well-known gallery for music lovers. The building spans half a city block and was designed by acclaimed architect Minoru Yamasaki, who also designed the Twin Towers in New York City.