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Spring events are popping up all around the Tulsa area in April. It’s time to enjoy the biggest Easter activities with the family, farmers markets, plant sales, garden parties, concerts and more. Read on for a curated list with a sample of events from a variety of genres coming up in April.
‘The Three Musketeers’ April 3-6 Tulsa Ballet presents Andre Prokovsky’s “The Three Musketeers,” a lighthearted adventure based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas. This is the first time in a decade the company has presented this ballet, which offers a streamlined version of how the young swordsman D’Artagnan enters the ranks of the French king’s elite troop of Musketeers by thwarting the evil plans of Cardinal Richelieu and his accomplices. People are also reading.
.. House rejects proposal to eliminate daylight saving time State cuts funding for critical emergency mental health care programs in Tulsa John Mateer has yet to meet OU coach Brent Venables’ alter ego, Jimmy Greenbeans Oklahoma Watch: Ryan Walters gave out $600,000 in bonuses to Department of Education staff Couple hopes their tiny home company in Skiatook can solve a big problem for the Tulsa area Tulsa County opens hiring for DOGE-themed job with $80,000 salary Claremore's Jake Tankersley teams with former competitor on 'The Voice' for Cain's show Shared experiences with Tom Petty in Tulsa included in Mike Campbell memoir Superintendent Ryan Walters takes separation of church-state group to federal court Spring break didn't stop OU quarterback John Mateer from getting better, bonding with teammates Trae Young hired as assistant GM of OU men's basketball, gives $1 million to former school Dollar Tree offloads Family Dollar chain for $1 billion, ending a decade-long effort to find a fit Firefighters react after Stitt ties state forester's departure to inadequate wildfire response Some tribal members getting PlatePay bills; $13 million remains uncollected OU softball's series loss to Tennessee a 'humbling experience,' but also a 'learning opportunity' WHERE: Tulsa Performing Arts Center, 101 E.
Third St. FOR MORE: tulsaballet.org Spring Carnival Eggstravaganza! April 5 Enjoy a carnival-like atmosphere in addition to an egg hunt from 10 a.
m.-2 p.m.
All activities are free to attend. Registration for the egg hunt is required because there are limited eggs for participants. Participants must check in at the event to receive a wrist band.
Bring your own basket/bag for eggs. WHERE: Chandler Park, 6500 W. 21st St.
FOR MORE: tulsacounty.org/parks Tulsa Farmers Market Main Season Kickoff April 5 Support local farmers, ranchers, producers, chefs and crafters at Oklahoma’s largest farmers market. In addition to locally grown, seasonal produce, find local honey, responsibly raised meats, fresh flowers, farm eggs, freshly baked breads, fermented and pickled foods, artisan crafts, live music, and more.
WHERE: 1 S. Lewis Ave. FOR MORE: tulsafarmersmarket.
org Kelsea Ballerini April 5 Country music artist Kelsea Ballerini, a winner of CMA and ACM awards, announced a headlining tour that will bring her to the BOK Center for a tour stop. WHERE: BOK Center, 200 S. Denver Ave.
FOR MORE: bokcenter.com ‘Hello, Dolly!’ April 11-20 The irrepressible matchmaker Dolly Levi sets her own matrimonial sights on a wealthy merchant in Yonkers in Theatre Tulsa’s production of Jerry Herman’s classic musical “Hello, Dolly!” Vern Stefanic directs. WHERE: Tulsa PAC, 101 E.
Third St FOR MORE: theatretulsa.org ‘Go Big or Go Home’ April 26 The Signature Symphony will be joined by the brass sections of area marching bands for a performance of Ottorino Respighi’s monumental “Pines of Rome,” one of the most sonically grandiose compositions in the repertoire. The concert will also include a suite from Hans Zimmer’s score of the film “Pirates of the Caribbean,” the fast-paced fusion work “Go BIG or Go HOME” by American composer Jessica Meyer and the world premiere of a piece by former Tulsan Noam Faingold.
WHERE: TCC, 10300 E. 81st St. FOR MORE: signaturesymphony.
org First Friday Art Crawl April 4 First Friday Art Crawl on April 4 has three exhibition openings at 108 Contemporary, Living Arts and TAC Gallery, all of which have free admission. Art is for looking and for sale. Enjoy a full day of art, music, performances, food, beverages, shopping and more.
WHERE: Downtown Tulsa Arts District FOR MORE: thetulsaartsdistrict.org Clay Walker April 11 Platinum-selling country music artist Clay Walker is returning to Hard Rock Live, the concert venue of the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, for a Friday, April 11 performance. WHERE: Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, 777 W.
Cherokee St., Catoosa FOR MORE: hardrockcasinotulsa.com Ben Rector April 11-12 Homegrown music artist Ben Rector will bring his Richest Man in the World Tour to Tulsa Theater for a two-show tour stop with support from the National Parks.
Spanning 15 cities across the U.S., the tour marks Rector’s first major full band tour since 2022.
Rector, now based in Nashville, recently released “Songs From The Richest Man In The World,” a three-pack of songs signaling a new era of music and forthcoming album. WHERE: Tulsa Theater, 105 Reconciliation Way FOR MORE: tulsatheater.com SpringFest April 11-12 The Tulsa Garden Center will host SpringFest at Woodward Park for the 70th year.
The annual garden market is one of the largest educational events hosted by the Tulsa Garden Center. Various plant groups will be on hand with items for sale. WHERE: Woodward Park, 2435 S.
Peoria Ave. FOR MORE: tulsagardencenter.org Record Store Day April 12 Staged annually, Record Store Day is a celebration of vinyl and independent record stores.
WHERE: Multiple locations FOR MORE: recordstoreday.com Magic City Book Bash April 12 Magic City Books is collaborating with Downtown Tulsa Partnership to host Magic City Book Bash 10 a.m.
-3 p.m. Local authors will sign books, the TCCL Bookmobile will be on hand, and a DJ will provide music.
Archer Street businesses Que Gusto, Made, Shuffles and Lone Wolf also will be joining the festivities. WHERE: Archer Street between Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Detroit Avenue FOR MORE: magiccitybooks.
com VI: Dvorak and Strauss April 12 Gerard Schwarz returns for an evening of lively and vivid orchestral music. The performance begins with Dvořák’s joyful Carnival Overture, followed by Hanson’s “Romantic” Symphony No. 2, and ends with Schwarz’s arrangement of Strauss’ Suite from Der Rosenkavalier.
WHERE: Tulsa PAC, 101 E. Third St. FOR MORE: tulsasymphony.
org Reed Park Easter Egg Hunt April 17 Celebrate with friends and family at the Eggstravaganza from 6-7 p.m. Children younger than 12 will be assigned to age groups for an age-appropriate egg hunt around Reed Park, if weather permits.
Meet inside Reed Community Center in the basketball gym for Easter-themed games and crafts. Pre-register online, by phone or in-person at Reed Park Community Center. WHERE: Reed Park, 4233 S.
Yukon Ave. FOR MORE: tulsaparks.recdesk.
com/Community/Home Boyz II Men April 17 Boyz II Men is a legendary R&B vocal group that has been captivating audiences worldwide for over three decades. Comprising Nathan Morris, Wanya Morris and Shawn Stockman, the group has sold over 60 million albums. WHERE: River Spirit Casino Resort, 8330 Riverside Parkway FOR MORE: riverspirittulsa.
com Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo April 18 Pat Benatar and her husband will hit you with their best shot when they return to Tulsa. WHERE: River Spirit Casino Resort, 8330 Riverside Parkway FOR MORE: riverspirittulsa.com Sip & Stroll Spring Party April 19 Tulsa Botanic Garden is celebrating spring with an evening of flowers, food and drinks.
Local restaurants including Bodean Restaurant, Biga and Roosevelt’s will provide bites along the garden path as guests stroll past colorful blossoms and intoxicating fragrances. WHERE: Tulsa Botanic Garden, 3900 Tulsa Botanic Drive FOR MORE: tulsabotanic.org Sand Springs Herbal Affair & Festival April 19 Shop herbs, perennials, heirloom plants, native plants and more at the 36th Sand Springs Herbal Affair in downtown Sand Springs.
Attendees will also find arts and crafts, gardening supplies, and decor. WHERE: Charles Page Triangle Park, 4 E. Broadway, Sand Springs FOR MORE: sandspringsok.
org Carly Pearce April 19 Carly Pearce, one of the prominent voices in modern country music, is back in Tulsa. WHERE: River Spirit Casino Resort, 8330 Riverside Parkway FOR MORE: riverspirittulsa.com Jenks Herb & Plant Festival April 26 Shop for herbs and plants from local vendors at the annual Jenks Herb & Plant Festival in Jenks.
WHERE : Downtown Jenks FOR MORE: jenksgardenclub.com Shoot for the Center April 26 Shoot for the Center: The Eddie Sutton Challenge is a fundraiser that will feature individuals from the community picking up basketballs for charity “horse” matches. Pledge online in support of favorites.
WHERE: Center for Individuals With Physical Challenges, 815 S. Utica Ave. FOR MORE : tulsacenter.
org Santana April 26 Guitar legend Carlos Santana will rock The Cove. WHERE: River Spirit Casino Resort, 8330 Riverside Parkway FOR MORE: riverspirittulsa.com 80s Prom A Tulsa tradition, the 80s Prom is returning to Tulsa’s historic honky tonk.
WHERE: Cain’s Ballroom, 423 N. Main St. FOR MORE: cainsballroom.
com Independent Bookstore Day April 26 Magic City Books will have exclusive books and literary items, as well as a few surprises for Independent Bookstore Day. Independent Bookstore Day was established in 2013 to promote, celebrate and highlight the value of the independent bookstore community. WHERE: Magic City Books, 221 E.
Archer St. FOR MORE: magiccitybooks.com TFA Distinctive Dwellings April 27 Tucked away near Tulsa Hills, the 10,000 square foot White House Mansion is a hidden gem with a fascinating past.
Originally built in 1911 on Cherry Street, the home was saved from demolition in 1980 when accountant Bill Satterfield relocated it — piece by piece — to its current site. Today, the mansion serves as an event venue, blending historic charm with modern elegance. WHERE: Historic White House Mansion, 1 W.
81st St. FOR MORE: tulsaarchitecture.org Linkin Park April 28 A new leg of Linkin Park’s From Zero World Tour will include an April 28 show at BOK Center.
For tickets, go to bokcenter.com . WHERE: BOK Center, 200 S.
Denver Ave. FOR MORE: bokcenter.com Renaissance Festival April 26-June 1 The Oklahoma Renaissance Festival celebrates 29 years of merriment at the Castle of Muskogee.
Enjoy a full-contact jousting tournament, see birds of prey and more. Open Saturdays and Sundays plus Memorial Day. WHERE: Castle of Muskogee, 3400 Fern Mountain Road, Muskogee FOR MORE: okcastle.
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