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Helping Tulsans discover the city and build a future here. ✨ Experience Tulsa is how you discover the city and all it has to offer.
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We connect recent relocators and longtime Tulsans to the people, places, and experiences that make this city special. From immersive city visits to curated events, we help Tulsans find their place and build a future they’re excited about. We’re not just telling people about Tulsa; we’re showing them. We believe once you experience Tulsa, you’ll want to stay.

06/18/2026

Welcome back to TULSA WEEKEND UPDATE — .tulsa’s weekly roundup of the top can’t-miss events in T-Town, hosted by .

Each week, we’re dropping a quick hit of the best events, pop-ups, parties, and unexpected happenings you should definitely know about.

Got something going on this weekend? Drop it in the comments. Shameless plugs welcome.

See you out there, Tulsa.

06/12/2026

“The Lowdown” was Sterlin’s love letter to Tulsa, and now Tulsa is writing one back.

Tulsa Office of Film, Music, Arts & Culture, with the support of Tulsans, just launched a non-traditional Emmy consideration campaign for “The Lowdown,” a Tulsa-set drama from Oklahoma filmmaker Sterlin Harjo. The Deadline Hollywood ad links to a behind the scenes FX video that shows how deeply this series is rooted in Tulsa.

Read the full story on The Oklahoman.

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06/10/2026

This Tulsa nonprofit is celebrating five years with nearly $20 million invested in underrepresented businesses.

With five years of investing in local founders, Build in Tulsa is carrying forward the legacy of Black Wall Street. Since 2021, the nonprofit has supported over 700 underrepresented entrepreneurs, helped create around 270 jobs, and invested nearly $20 million into businesses.

Build in Tulsa was created to close the racial wealth gap by backing Black and other underrepresented founders with capital, coaching, and community. Today, its programs span startup school, accelerators, prototype labs, pitch competitions, and markets that connect entrepreneurs directly with customers.

Congrats Build in Tulsa, thank you for all you do for Tulsa’s founders!

06/04/2026

Tulsa’s most electric weekend of the year is back! 🚲⚡Tulsa Tough, a three-day party on wheels, is celebrating 20 years of races this weekend.

The race has grown into a weekend-long cycling festival that pulls in pros, amateurs, and spectators from all over, with Cry Baby Hill as the unforgettable finale.

Swipe to the final slide for a peek at the schedule, and visit tulsatough.com to stay up to date on when and where to catch the action.

PS. If you haven’t yet, this is your official reminder to . You’ll need the day to rest after three days of back-to-back races, block parties, and the most hype weekend in Tulsa.

06/03/2026

There’s truly so much to explore in Tulsa, but it can be overwhelming to know where to get started.

That’s why we designed Find Your Tulsa, a welcome experience to help you get plugged into your city.

Hear from local ambassadors and Savvy Tulsans and walk away with a fresh view of what to do in Tulsa. You might even leave with free entry to some of the best spots to start exploring. 👀

Our next event is Tuesday, June 9th from 6-8pm at WOMPA! Tickets are free. Learn more and RSVP below:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/find-your-tulsa-a-welcome-event-for-new-tulsans-tickets-1987930176672?aff=oddtdtcreator

06/01/2026

This Historic Greenwood is getting new life as a hub of AI innovation and entrepreneurship.

The former Moton Hospital building is now Greenwood Entrepreneurship at Moton; home to Black Tech Street HQ and Greenwood Cyber + AI Lab in partnership with Microsoft. This community-facing learning space is focused on AI fluency, cyber security, entrepreneurship, and responsible AI use.

Once a hospital that cared for Black Tulsans after the Tulsa Race Massacre, the space sat quiet for years. Now, after $9 million in combined investment from TEDC and partners, it serves as a hub of state of the art technology where entrepreneurs and community members can build their AI ambitions with Microsoft and Black Tech Street.

The goal is to bring high-quality AI and cyber resources into Greenwood so entrepreneurs, organizations, students, and community members can learn, build, and participate in the AI era without needing to leave Tulsa or already be connected to elite tech networks.

For BTS founder Tyrance Billingsley II, who grew up in this community and went to Carver across the street, seeing Moton return as a Black-led entrepreneurship hub is a full-circle moment that honors Greenwood’s history while creating new opportunity for Tulsans today.

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