Top Tulsa Seasonal & Special Occasions

Get goosebumps from stories of true crime and tales of mysterious hauntings as we recount episodes from Tulsa's dark past. Walk past Arts District cafes and museums that once hosted disreputable hotels and legendary characters — some of whom never left. Tour is for adults and includes mature topics like adult (mis)behavior, murder, racial violence.

Learn the art of handmade dumplings while enjoying the lively setting of a local Tulsa brewery in this fun cooking class. In this class, Chef Gregory breaks dumpling-making down into simple, approachable steps, starting with building a flavorful vegetable filling with carrots, cabbage, scallions, ginger, garlic and soy. Next, practice folding and sealing your dumplings, learning techniques used in traditional kitchens to create consistent, well-shaped results. Then, make a bright dipping sauce with black vinegar and mirin to complement every bite. With step-by-step guidance throughout, you’ll leave with practical dumpling-making skills, a full handmade meal and a recipe worth repeating at home.

Learn the art of fresh tagliatelle while enjoying the lively setting of a local brewery in Tulsa in this fun cooking class. In this class booked through Classpop!, Chef Gregory breaks down traditional pasta-making into easy, approachable steps, starting with mixing flour, eggs and olive oil into a fresh dough. You’ll knead, roll and cut your own tagliatelle by hand, learning techniques that help create the ideal texture and shape. Next, build a classic burro nocciola sauce by browning butter to bring out its deep, nutty flavor, then add sage and garlic for a savory finish. Toss everything together, top with Parmigiano Reggiano and enjoy your handmade pasta fresh from the pan.

Your pasta era starts in a Tulsa brewery, flour-dusted hands included. This two-hour cooking class with Chef Gregory is built for total beginners, date nights, friend hangouts and anyone who has ever looked at fresh pasta and thought, “Cute, but absolutely not.” You’ll prove yourself wrong fast. First, you’ll turn flour, eggs and olive oil into fresh egg dough while learning how to mix, knead and handle it without panic. Next, you’ll roll the dough thin and cut it into classic tagliatelle ribbons. Then comes the sauce: golden brown butter, crispy sage leaves, a little garlic and a generous finish of Parmigiano Reggiano. You’ll cook, toss and taste Tagliatelle al Burro e Salvia in a casual brewery atmosphere that feels more like a night out than a formal lesson. Low pressure, high reward, very sauce-worthy.