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As the brisk weather sets in and the hard work of a year spent raising animals, crafting woodworking projects, and perfecting recipes for that perfect cherry pie comes to fruition, it can only mean one thing: it's time for the annual Tulsa State Fair in September. This event boasts a variety of attractions, including livestock shows, horse shows, the Junior Livestock Auction, cotton candy, and the Tilt-A-Whirl. Whether you're reliving cherished childhood memories or creating new ones for the next generation, the fair offers something for everyone to enjoy. The Tulsa State Fair is a significant family event in the City that spans 11 days and offers entertainment and educational experiences. It takes place annually on the fourth Thursday after Labor Day and is rooted in heritage, family values, and quality entertainment for people of all ages. The fair has been around since 1903, when it was known as the "Tulsa County Free Fair" and has evolved into what it is today. Its primary goal is to provide an enjoyable and informative experience for the community, and it has a rich history of over a century.

The Tulsa Spotlight Theater Historical Monument is a remarkable tribute to the rich history and legacy of the Spotlight Theater. This impressive black granite slab, sourced from Sri Lanka, is a permanent reminder of the theater's significance and the contributions of its founders and performers. The monument is beautifully etched with text and historical photos that tell the story of Patti Shriner, Bruce Goff, Richard Mansfield Dickinson, and the many talented actors and performers who have graced the stage of the Spotlight Theatre over the decades. As a leading theater in the Tulsa area, they are proud to have this monument in the midst, and they look forward to continuing to support the performing arts and fostering a greater appreciation of them within the community. Watch for upcoming events and performances, and join as they celebrate the magic of live theater.