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Visit Tulsa đź“ŤThe Capital of Route 66
Art Deco. Native Culture. Live Music. World-Class Museums. Historic Greenwood. Best City Park in the U.S. TULSA. Its about live music.

It's about nightlife. It's about art and history. It's about sports. It's about family adventures. This is a city where the sophistication and adventure of early oil barons still thrive in a unique melting pot of Midwestern friendliness and southern charm. It’s a city where musicians and artists coexist with cowboys and business executives, where coats and ties go with jeans, where locals brag the

y have been to the “Center of the Universe” and where lakegoers, mountain bikers and backpackers finish their weekends with an opera and a meal at a five-star restaurant. Nestled between the lush Ozark hills and miles of wild prairie, this former oil boom town anchors a bustling metropolis of about 1 million residents who enjoy what has been named one of the Top 10 live music scenes in the country, one of the nation's most up-and-coming arts districts, America's Favorite Zoo and plenty more. Don't overlook this well-kept secret any longer. We invite you to walk our bustling urban districts and enjoy their outdoor patio culture, experience our thriving arts and live music scenes, taste our world-class local cuisine or indulge in our proud tradition of sports and outdoor recreation - including 80 miles of pedestrian and bicycle trails up and down the Arkansas River and surrounding areas. Visit www.visittulsa.com for all you need to know. This is Tulsa, up close and personal. We're glad you're here.

06/17/2026

Let’s travel back in time to meet the man behind the Mother Road.
Often referred to as the “Father of Route 66,” Cyrus S. Avery was a prominent Tulsan who took a major role in planning, naming, and promoting the road. 
In Episode 1 of Tulsa Route 66 Chronicles (hosted by radio legend John Erling), we learn more about Avery and how he went to bat for Route 66 and Tulsa.

06/12/2026

Don’t mind us, just reliving the best weekend of the year in Tulsa

06/11/2026

keep tulsa weird
keep tulsa weird
keep tulsa weird

06/10/2026

On any given day, Michael and Teresa Jones of might get visitors from France, Japan, or just down the block in Sapulpa. Their nostalgic auto-themed “man cave” shop is full of Route 66 and classic car memorabilia, mostly made by Michael himself. The store is located in a renovated former Model T assembly plant and dealership, and it’s become a go-to stop for all Route 66 lovers, especially international visitors. The Joneses, a husband-and-wife team, both left their corporate jobs to run the shop; Michael left his sales job in the 90s, while Teresa just retired to join her husband full-time. Hear what it’s like for them to be living their dream as an unofficial welcome team for thousands of Route 66 travelers.
đź“Ť 24 N Main St, Sapulpa, OK 74066

06/01/2026

CAPITAL CRUISE UPDATE:

Tulsa's Route 66 Capital Cruise was an unprecedented event that took the efforts of our entire community, and more, to make happen.

Despite Saturday's successful Guinness World Records attempt, many drivers that lined up to be in the parade ultimately were unable to participate. We recognize the effort, enthusiasm and commitment that went into being part of this celebration, and more importantly recognize the frustration these negative experiences caused.

We sincerely apologize to every affected driver. As such, all registered drivers will receive a refund of their base registration fees. Those will be physical checks mailed by the end of the month with no action required by registered drivers. Additionally, any drivers who purchased Capital Cruise merchandise and were unable to pick it up onsite will have it shipped to them free of charge.

Thank you for your patience, understanding and grace as we worked to manage an event of unprecedented scale.

—The Capital Cruise Team

05/30/2026

The Biggest Moment on the Mother Road 🥹

Thank you to everyone that came out and celebrated, drove and worked to make this historic moment happen.

GUINNESS. WORLD. RECORD. Tulsa is now the new holder of the world record for the Largest Classic Car Parade EVER with an...
05/30/2026

GUINNESS. WORLD. RECORD. Tulsa is now the new holder of the world record for the Largest Classic Car Parade EVER with an official number of 3,596 classic cars!

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