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8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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The American Theatre Company is a great place to catch some of the best plays. From the latest off-broadway hits to timeless classics like Shakespeare's Hamlet, there's something for everyone at ATC. One of the year's highlights is their original musical adaptation of A Christmas Carol. This heartwarming production has become a beloved tradition in the Tulsa community. The best part? ATC provides 500+ complimentary tickets to local non-profit organizations for an exceptional preview performance of A Christmas Carol. This is an incredible opportunity for families and children who may not have had the chance to experience live theatre before. For many, it's their first time seeing this Dickensian classic.
Enjoy a special evening at Palace Cafe, where you can experience top-notch dining experience. The atmosphere is cozy and romantic, perfect for a date night or a special occasion. Plus, with a menu filled with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, you can be sure that your meal will be delicious and satisfying. From lobster pasta to short rib burgers, there's something for everyone at Palace Cafe. And remember to save room for dessert - the strawberry cream citrus tart is a must-try.
Take a stroll hand-in-hand at Utica Square, the beloved retail and restaurant center in midtown Tulsa. It's the perfect spot for a romantic night out or a casual day of window shopping. The Stonehorse Café is a must-visit for dinner, and you won't want to miss browsing the stunning jewelry at Moody's. Utica Square has been a cherished part of Tulsa since 1952, thanks to its elegant outdoor setting and unique selection of stores and eateries. You'll find it here whether you're looking for a weekend brunch, happy hour, or dinner date. Utica Square is a beloved community hub that has become part of many family traditions. There's something for everyone, from seasonal events to timeless favorites like the fire-engine red telephone booths and beautiful gardens. It's no wonder that Tulsans of all ages take pride in sharing their experiences at Utica Square with future generations.