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Come and ride, explore and have a blast on the Arkansas River, thanks to the folks at Tulsa River Parks. River Parks offers 22 miles of asphalt trails on both sides of the Arkansas River, where people hike, bike and jog along the picturesque river banks. Entertainment and other fun outdoor activities and attractions are regularly scheduled during seasonal months.

Everything that is important, experimental, traditional and unique about the arts and culture scene can be found at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. The center includes two performance halls that host a variety of shows and entertainment attractions, including the symphony, Broadway-caliber productions, national headliners and more.

Since Tulsa is regarded as the heart of Indian Country, it's only natural that the capital city is home to the largest Indian Arts Festival in the world. At the Greater Tulsa Indian Arts Festival, visitors can view and shop for authentic art, watch cultural demonstrations, explore educational exhibits, hear traditional Native American storytelling, taste authentic American Indian food and more.

Walk over and under the streets of downtown Tulsa, take the Art Deco Tour, see the beautiful churches of Holy Tulsa are a few offered by Tours of Tulsa.