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Enjoy a fun and exciting challenge that will put your problem-solving skills to the test. The Safehouse Tulsa is the perfect escape game for you. Designed to be played by groups of 2-8 people, you'll have exactly 1 hour to find clues and solve puzzles in a single room. But don't try to go at it alone. To escape the Safehouse, you'll need to work together and utilize the help of others. As an interactive and thrilling live-action game, the Safehouse offers a unique experience that will keep you engaged from start to finish. Whether you're looking for a fun activity with family and friends or a team-building exercise for your co-workers, the Safehouse is the perfect choice. Strengthen your relationships through teamwork as you race against the clock to escape the room.

Discover Tulsa's hidden gems and iconic landmarks by booking a tour with Streetwalker Tours. They offer various tour options, including Downtown Tulsa and Name That Style tours, highlighting the city's architecture and skyline. With small group sizes, you'll have the opportunity to ask questions and learn from knowledgeable tour guides. Take advantage of the Lunch Walks and Music, Murals, and the Tulsa Sound tours, which showcase the city's vibrant food and art scenes. Keep an eye on their calendar for new tours centered around holidays and special events. Explore Tulsa uniquely and excitingly with Streetwalker Tours.

Have you heard of the Sherwin-Miller Museum of Jewish Art? It's an incredible museum that showcases an extensive collection of early and modern historic Jewish Art. It's the only Museum in the region and rivals nationally known Jewish art museums for its extensive and complete collection that tells the history of Jewish culture from antiquity to the modern day. The Museum preserves and promotes Jewish heritage, culture, history, and community through Art and education. Its mission is to showcase the beauty of Jewish culture through fine Art, Judaica, and the triumph of the human spirit. Visitors can learn about the 5,000 years of Jewish history told through both accomplishment & despair and the cultural relics & artistic flare. The Museum invites visitors of all backgrounds to embark on this expedition to learn about the best and the worst of people while showing the beauty in Art and culture that are intrinsic pieces of a broader, collective Jewish human experience.