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If it's September, you might want to check out the Greek Holiday Festival sponsored by the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. It's a fantastic celebration of all things Greek, including dance, drink, and food. You'll feel like you've been transported right to the Greek Isles. And speaking of significant food events, Tulsa has its fantastic celebration of Greek culture and cuisine. The annual festival celebrates 50 years of bringing together the community to enjoy traditional dishes and learn more about Greek traditions. If you're feeling competitive, try the Lord of the Fries, a hilarious and messy fry-eating competition. Teams of two work together to see who can eat the most fries before time runs out, and the winning team earns the coveted title of "Lords (or Ladies) of the Fries."

Andy B's has just the place whether you're seeking a mid-week happy hour, a classic yet updated date night, or a Friday evening out with your loved ones. Their venue is perfect for families, friends, couples, coworkers, teams, roommates, parties, and more, providing the ideal environment for creating fantastic memories. They've reinvented the traditional bowling experience, replacing it with an interactive one that guarantees excellent stories and even more excitement. The interactive bowling features will keep everyone in your group entertained throughout the game. The menu is designed for you and your crew to share and savor. With yummy shareables, sandwiches, burgers, pizza, and more, everyone in your group will find something they love. Whether you're celebrating a birthday, a bachelorette party, a romantic evening, or a company gathering, they're excited to help make your next event unforgettable from start to finish.

Broken Arrow Community Playhouse is committed to providing high-quality theatrical experiences for the community. They aim to encourage and develop new and existing talent in all theatrical management and production phases. We take pride in responsibly serving and representing the Broken Arrow community through dramatic activities. The theater, located on Main Street just south of the Rose District, is owned by the city and operated by a part-time office manager and volunteer board of directors. With five productions a season and numerous other performers, workshops, and events, something exciting is always happening at Broken Arrow Community Playhouse.