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Are you tired of just reading about history? Why not make your own? Skydive Cherokee offers classes and courses for the beginner, novice, and professional Jumper. The team of licensed instructors will safely take you to new heights through our various student programs. Experience one of life's most incredible adventures with tandem skydiving. No prior experience is required. You'll be teamed up with one of our expert instructors and in the air, ready to jump in about an hour. Imagine yourself 2 miles above the Earth, your heart pounding with adrenaline, and the only sound you hear is the air whistling around you. Jump out of a plane, soar through the air, the chute pops open, sail to the ground, and land. Yes, this could be you. Book a jump today and have that rock star video to show your friends and co-workers.

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.

The Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium is an outstanding museum that strives to pay homage to the past while encouraging the future. Since its establishment in 1994, the museum offers guided tours, hands-on activities, interactive exhibits, motivational messages, and educational planetarium programs. TASM provides education in an awe-inspiring setting that showcases the stories of aerospace pioneers and events, one-of-a-kind and priceless airplanes, computer flight simulators, cockpit trainers, demonstrations, and simulated space missions. The museum enhances learning through hands-on activities. During group tours, students can touch and interact with aircraft. The museum offers open cockpits and various simulators, such as the space shuttle landing, P51, manned maneuvering unit, and hot air balloon, to help students understand the principles of flight and the technology used by astronauts, pilots, and scientists.