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Discover the story of Sobo, a vintage resale store in Tulsa. Owned by Taylor and Isaac, Sobo offers unique and sustainable fashion pieces that stand the test of time.With a focus on quality and creativity, Sobo is more than just a store—it's a cultural hub that fuels the community. Explore their curated collection and experience the energy of Sobo.

The A Creative House x Donkey Bridge LA Residency is a pilot program inviting eight talented Tulsa-based artists to immerse themselves in the vibrant art scene of Los Angeles. From January to November 2024, artists will embark on a 5.5-week journey, creating new work and building connections. Applications are open until December 10, 2023, with selected artists enjoying studio space, amenities, financial support, exhibition opportunities, and potential part-time work. This residency aims to uplift Tulsa voices and enhance artist visibility. Apply now for a transformative experience!

"Children of the Rainbow" is a heartfelt article that celebrates the individuality and alliance of LGBTQ+ youth. It explores the experiences of a parent of a trans child and features an interview with Madison, a friend who is non-binary, highlighting the importance of accepting, supporting , understanding, and celebrating children for who they are.

Dreamland Festival, Tulsa's largest hip-hop event, runs Nov. 2-4, 2023. It features headliner LaNell Grant, local and national artists, film screenings, and panel conversations. Some events require tickets, others are free with RSVP.

Brooklyn Peterson and Alyssa Brown, known as Ironic Feminine, are a comedy duo in Tulsa's comedy scene. They describe their friendship as genuine, happy, and cool. They have a unique way of creating, where they can read each other's minds and improvise on the spot. They value supporting each other's ideas and embracing their strangeness.

A$AP Rocky is the new Creative Director for the fashion-forward partnership between PUMA and Formula 1. He will design collections for race days, starting with the Las Vegas Grand Prix in November. The collection includes track jackets, bottoms, gloves, sneakers, cropped hoodies with face shields, denim, tees, and balaclavas.

No Parking Studios (NOPS) is an art collective based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. They install art pieces and have gained recognition locally and nationally. Members have exhibited their work in multiple states and are featured in the documentary "Oklahoma Underground." NOPS strives to grow and push artistic boundaries despite pricing challenges and meeting expectations. Visit their website for more information.

Johnny Murrell, a multi-talented musician, songwriter, actor, podcaster, and educator dedicated to making Tulsa a better place. He teaches music in public schools, supports the local music scene, and is working on an upcoming album. Follow him on Instagram @johnnymurrell for updates.

Don't miss Johnny Mullenax and His Sunday Circus at The Mercury Lounge every Sunday from 12-3ish! Get ready for a kickass bluegrass-equse jam session, part circus, and therapy session. It's a musical experience like no other!

Maye Thomas and Rachel Rector formed a rock duo called Panty Lines, showcasing their unique talents in the arts. With Maye's ethereal voice and Rachel's experimental photography, they have quickly written their first two songs. Their friendship and mutual admiration contribute to their powerful stage presence and organic writing process. The duo aims to tour and release an EP, building on their solid foundation.