Miller Hospice

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.

Check out Arnie's Bar, a beloved establishment in the heart of Tulsa's Blue Dome Entertainment District. The building itself is a sight to behold, with its original Moorish architecture and leaded glass doors dating back to 1912, when it was a filling station. Today, Arnie's Bar is a cozy Irish tavern that has been a staple in T-Town since 1956. Upon entering, you'll immediately feel at home in the warm and welcoming atmosphere. With an extensive beer menu featuring popular brands like Guinness, Smithwick's, Harp, Boulevard, Killian's, Miller Lite, and Budweiser, there's something for every beer lover. Plus, be sure to stop by during happy hour, which runs daily from 2–8 p.m. and all day on Sundays. For entertainment, Arnie's Bar offers a shuffleboard table and live music to rock out to. If you need to take a breather, head outside to the patio area for a peaceful oasis with mature trees, twinkling lights, and plenty of cold beer. Arnie's Bar is a must-visit spot for a fun, relaxed night out in Tulsa.

Are you seeking a space to express yourself freely and celebrate your liberation? Look no further than the annual Tulsa Juneteenth Festival on the historic Greenwood Ave in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This festival is about creating a safe and inclusive environment for everyone to come together and celebrate the end of slavery in the United States. The festival celebrates the day when federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, in 1865 to take control of the state and free all enslaved people. This day, Juneteenth is the longest-running African-American holiday and serves as a reminder of the ongoing work towards freedom for all. At Juneteenth, they believe in holding space for celebration as a pathway to Healing. They want to provide a communal space for everyone to come together and enjoy living in the present moment.