Comic Con comes to Tulsa

Comic Con is making its first appearance in Tulsa and bringing the stars with them! Wizard World Comic Con, one of the world's largest comic conventions, will be in Tulsa at the Cox Convention Center November 7-9, 2014, and they've just announced their first batch of stars that will make the trip. Norman Reedus, who stars as Darryl on "The Walking Dead", Jason David Frank from "Power Rangers", and Dean Cain from "Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" with more to be announced as the convention approaches. Tickets start at $35.…continue reading →

Festival Fundraiser for Tulsa Girl

via Press Release: Kelsey Ledford is a victim of Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome. WPW syndrome is a heart condition in which there is an abnormal extra electrical pathway of the heart. Persons with this syndrome may have symptoms such as: chest pains, dizziness, light headedness, fainting spells, palpitations, shortness of breath, and can even cause sudden death. Kelsey was born with WPW and while it had remained in a hibernated state, this syndrome has raised its ugly head. Now she is expected to undergo heart surgery. Kelsey is a vibrant 14 year old girl who…continue reading →

“Destination RSU” Shows Students What’s to Come

"Destination RSU" is an annual meet and greet between RSU and high school seniors and juniors. Students who attend get a chance to speak with current college students and faculty and learn about the opportunities available at Rogers State. In addition to school departments many student organizations will also be in attendance, showing off the various interests and giving out prizes including scholarships to future students. "Destination RSU" is your opportunity to find out what college life is all about, providing a chance for seniors to really catch a glimpse at what the…continue reading →

78 years and going strong!

This marks the 78th year, Tulsa hosts its’ largest annual event …the Tulsa State Fair! Known as one of Oklahoma's premier events, the Tulsa State Fair entertains all ages with carnival rides, midway games, attractions, free concerts, creative art displays and don’t forget the food! First held in 1935, the Tulsa State Fair has become as much entertainment as it is carnival rides and cotton candy. Free concerts are held each day on three stages, grounds entertainment, exhibitions and stage shows. In addition to the music, check out the variety of agricultural exhibits,…continue reading →

The 99th Annual Rogers County Fair begins September 12th!

More to look at and more to enjoy will be the sentiments of those who attend this year’s fair September 12th – 15th at the Claremore Expo Center. This family-friendly event will kick off with a fireworks show Thursday night. In addition, the Expo Hall will be open to the public with additional vendors and their exhibits. The Fun Times Show Carnival will be open 6pm-10pm on Thursday and Friday, 1pm-10pm on Saturday and 1pm-5pm on Sunday. On Saturday night,country music artist Wade Hayes, known for such hits as Old Enough to Know…continue reading →

Don’t miss “THE EVENT” on September 19th!

Come celebrate the 75th Diamond Jubilee of the life of Will Rogers Thursday, September 19th from 6p–9p at the Will Rogers Memorial Museum. Being hosted by the Will Rogers Foundation, honorary Co-Chairs will be Former Governors Frank Keating and George Nigh along with Judge Robert Henry, President of Oklahoma City University as the Keynote Speaker. Entertainment for the evening will be provided by Jana Jae, First Lady of Country Fiddle, Kowboy Kal, Wild West Entertainer and Doug Smith, World Champion Roper. Ticket information can be found at www.visitclaremore.org or by calling 918-341-8688.continue reading →

2013 Hunting & Fishing Show

With dove season underway and deer season just around the corner, the Oklahoma Fall Hunting and Fishing show is the perfect event for all your hunting and fishing needs! The event will have vendors such as Yeti Coolers, Artemis Game Calls, Muns and Sons Processing and Taxidermy, and many more! There will also be a Free Daisy BB Gun range for the kids. For more information, visit www.okhuntandfishshow.com or call 918-313-9552. Admission: Adults $10, Seniors $7, and Children 10 and under $5 Show Dates and Times: Friday, September 6 from Noon – 9:00…continue reading →

“Weird Al” Yankovic is coming to RSU and RSU Public TV!

“Weird Al” Yankovic is returning to Tulsa in October for the 25th anniversary of his film “UHF”. Shot in Tulsa, “UHF” tells the story of a daydreaming slacker who saves a small television station with his quirky programming. So how appropriate is it that RSU Public TV is planning a special “UHF” pledge drive on Saturday, October 5th with a number of local Tulsa cast members coming to help answer the phones and talk about their on-set experiences with “Weird Al’. In addition to his visit to RSU, “Weird Al” will be performing…continue reading →

Big Plans for July 4th

A number of communities have a variety of events scheduled for the 4th of July. In Claremore, the annual celebration begins at 7am with the Kids Fishing Derby at the Claremore Lake. The event has grown so much through the years that, for the first 450 kids, they will receive a free rod and reel, tackle box and bait. Prizes will be awarded according to age divisions. The park will close at 12 noon and reopen at 6:30pm, free to the public, with musicians such as “Southern Highway”, “Heartland Xpress” and the “Ben…continue reading →

The Lion King : I’m feeling the Love

The acclaimed Broadway production of the highest grossing traditionally animated film comes to the heart of Green Country and does not disappoint. This spectacular show hits on all marks, acting, costume, and design to bring the story of Simba to life. Opening with a massive chorus of the “Circle of Life” this musical engulfs the audience directly into the plains of Pride Rock. Giraffes, elephants, and wildebeests march through the audience and gazelle leap across the stage in a spectacle I have not seen matched before. All of the performances are terrific, namely…continue reading →