‘They don’t make them like her anymore’: Historic 1914 bungalow in The Heights restored with love
Located just north of Cain’s Ballroom, this special historic home will be the subject of a Tulsa Foundation for Architecture Distinctive Dwellings tour on Feb. 26.
‘The joy of the hunt’: Tulsans share their weird and wonderful estate sale finds
Estate sale enthusiasts have some amazing stories to tell about their finds, from Elvis memorabilia to a set of crystal that saved someone from boarding the Titantic.
Tulsa couple has massive following for remodeling skills, charitable projects
Nik and Alivia Stophel have amassed followings on Instagram and TikTok by sharing their DIY home improvement projects as well as their initiatives to give back to the Tulsa community.
LEX: Owasso singer-songwriter makes waves with unique pop sound
Although she’s only 21 years old, Lexi Onyango has been carving out a name for herself in the Tulsa music scene for years now.
Zillow Gone Wild has garnered millions of followers across multiple social media platforms since getting its start in December 2020.
King Cabbage Brass Band: Musicians bring lively New Orleans sound to Oklahoma
At a typical show, you can expect to hear covers of iconic New Orleans music by Rebirth Brass Band and Paul Barbarin, as well as some band originals.
The Yard by Yard project is helping people across Tulsa County and beyond transform their yards into habitats for pollinators and places where fruits and vegetables can grow.
Steph Simon: Rapper, producer and activist creates music with a mission
Simon sheds light on important topics and gives a platform to up-and-coming artists in the community.
Getting crafty: Studios offer smart ways to explore creative outlets
The number of crafting studios in Tulsa is exploding as crafters find it is a smart way of learning a new hobby before investing in tools and supplies to use at home.
Tulsa country-folk band Dante & The Bird Dogs debuts first single about alien abduction
The eight-piece Tulsa band just released its first single on Spotify covering the mysterious case of Betty and Barney Hill.
Tulsa artists start business to provide supplies for ceramics community
Artists Jessica Walker and Maddie Schmidt have launched Ruby Clay Co., a ceramic art supply store that celebrated its grand opening April 1.
Paul Benjaman Band: Artist draws on Tulsa Sound pioneers, makes each show a unique experience
Armed with his 1959 Fender Stratocaster, Benjaman combines skilled guitar-playing with lyrics addressing topics such as family and heartbreak.
Count Tutu: Ensemble makes dance-friendly music with lyrics rooted in social issues
If you have a chance to see Count Tutu perform, take it. The group, led by Nathan Wright and Branjae Jackson, has an incredible stage presence.
The Hakolas grow pesticide-free produce and make allergy-friendly baked goods to share with their community. They also helped cater for the “Killers of the Flower Moon” film.
‘A gathering place’: Take a look inside the Adams House, an iconic Bruce Goff creation
The Adams House was built by Bruce Goff in 1966 and exemplifies his organic architectural style.
‘Creating memories’: Homeowners in North Maple Ridge go all-out for Halloween
North Maple Ridge residents will draw over 2,000 trick-or-treaters to the neighborhood with their impressive Halloween displays.
After inspiring wonder for three decades, Oxley Nature Center director Eddie Reese retires
During his time at the Oxley Nature Center, Reese added new exhibits, revamped park events and increased the amount of volunteers who helped there.
Local science-based artist and horticulturist to release plant journal
Tyler Thrasher, a self-described “mad scientist,” creates artwork, cultivates his own plant species and grows crystals. His new plant journal, “Grow a Damn,” teaches people how to care for plants.
The Lumineers’ Wesley Schultz talks hope and human connection ahead of BOK Center performance
The last time The Lumineers came to Oklahoma was in 2016 for the Cleopatra World Tour, when you played the Zoo Ampitheater in Oklahoma City.
Whittle by whittle, the woodworking hobby continues to grow in Oklahoma
Social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube exposed a new audience to the world of woodworking, inspiring them to pursue the hobby during the pandemic.
Woman- and family-owned Brookside shop offers much more than just plants
Erin Danyelle opened Wildflower Market in January 2022 alongside her mother and daughter, with the intention of creating an immersive experience for plant novices and enthusiasts alike.
A labor of love: Sand Springs man hand-built futuristic home to honor late wife
Joe Damer built his dream home in 2005. Now, almost 20 years later, this unique home is on the market.
Curating character: Tulsa women start vintage pop-up shop featuring local vendors
Started by Haley Asher and Sarah Frick, Tulsa Time Travelers is a free monthly event that gives people the opportunity to shop vintage home décor, clothing and more.
‘An exuberance of color’: Tulsa designer Chris Murphy creates bold, unique designs for his clients
Tulsa interior designer Chris Murphy approaches each project with a style that’s uniquely his.
Tulsa World spoke to country club members living adjacent to the golf course about how the community is affected by the event bringing tens of thousands to town.
‘Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity’: Historic Patterson Estate goes up for sale priced at $15M
The massive estate is almost 100 years old and stretches across seven acres.
Dogs of all sizes, breeds compete at Mid-Continent Kennel Club’s annual dog show
The show brought together just under 1,000 dogs of breeds ranging from German shepherds, dachshunds, Irish setters and everything in between.
Review: John Legend brings good vibes to Tulsa at BOK concert
Clad in a suit and armed with an eight-piece ensemble and three backup singers, Legend performed new and old hits for a lively audience Thursday night, the 19th stop on his “Bigger Love” tour.
Growing trend: Houseplants bring life inside, create calm in your home
Plant experts say the houseplant industry is still seeing widespread growth — and they don’t think it will stagnate any time soon.
Owning art deco: Bring Tulsa’s rich design history into your home
While the best of Tulsa’s classic art deco constructions can be seen at places such as Boston Avenue United Methodist Church, Will Rogers High School and the Oklahoma Natural Gas Building, experts say some elements of art deco — clean lines, geometric shapes, rich colors — are reemerging in modern interior home design.
How to bring all the birds to your yard this spring
Use bird feeders and native plants to attract cardinals, Carolina chickadees and more.
‘A place to come together’: Tulsa woman opens home to deaf-blind people
Deaf-blind residents of Jeri’s House will learn Braille, sign language and other important skills to help them gain independence.
‘A moment in time’: Tulsa artist strives to capture what matters most through home illustrations
Myers Campbell pens one-of-a-kind illustrations of homes and historical buildings for people in Tulsa and all over the country.
Renaissance of Frankoma Pottery in Glenpool: ‘People want to support Oklahoma’
Construction on the historic company’s new brick and mortar location, a manufacturing center as well as a storefront for customers, should be finished some time later this year.
Tulsa couple preserves historic Lortondale home
Lady Lorton, a well-maintained midcentury modern home available as an Airbnb, is owned by Christy and Dustin Thames.
10 tips to get your home organized, decluttered for 2022
Focus on tossing or donating excess items and creating sustainable organizing systems, organizing experts say.
Function and finish: Upscale condo in Davenport Lofts blends luxury design and personal comfort
The condo, owned by Bruce and Kami Barton, was designed by GHD Interiors’ Gina Miller and Brenda Rice who ensured the condo’s design prioritized both modernity and comfort to make it the ideal new home for the Bartons.
Revitalizing remodel: Home renovation project embraces regenerative design
When it came to designing the home of their dreams, Carla and Kelly Grogg knew Julia Kirkendall and her team at Kirkendall Design were the perfect choice for the project.
The new home, owned by Teresa Knox and husband, Ivan Acosta, is a feat of stunning design and architecture, including an abundance of personal touches, light and vivid color. The house is brimming with decor — both new and old — that reflects the couple’s history and interests.
Putting down roots: inTulsa Visa Network helps international STEM professionals make a home in Tulsa
Thanks to organizations like the inTulsa Visa Network, the Skorniakovs — and many other displaced Ukrainians — have obtained legal authorization to relocate to Tulsa and found work, housing and community.
Music Man: Johnny Murrell on working with kids, mental health, and the Tulsa music scene
A consummate creative, Murrell wears many hats: he’s a talented musician, songwriter, actor, podcaster, stylist and educator. More than anything, though, Murrell is a community builder and someone who wants to make Tulsa a better place in any way he can.
Authentic expression: Studio 66 organizers cultivate safe, joyous spaces for all
With the help of community partners like the Tulsa Artist Fellowship, BOK Center, Tulsa Community Foundation, Tulsa Remote and Aaru Entertainment, Studio 66 is making a noticeable impact on Tulsa, with no signs of slowing down.
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