TulsaPeople

TulsaPeople Magazine, now in its 30th year, serves as the city magazine for Tulsa. Each month, this nationally recognized publication highlights the essence of Tulsa, focusing on the joys of living, working, and enjoying life in the city. With stunning visuals, captivating stories, and engaging journalism, TulsaPeople connects with its readers by featuring the people, places, events, and activities that make Tulsa vibrant and enjoyable.

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Scenes from “Yacht Rock the Dock” at Hard Rock Live

2 weeks ago | tulsapeople.com | Tom Gilbert

“Yacht Rock the Dock” featuring Ambrosia, Al Stewart, John Ford Coley, Peter Beckett (the voice of Player), and Elliot Lurie came to the Hard Rock Live stage Saturday, June 7. “Yacht Rock the Dock” featuring Ambrosia, Al Stewart, John Ford Coley, Peter Beckett (the voice of Player), and Elliot Lurie at Hard Rock Live on June 7, 2025.
Scenes from the 2025 Hasty Bake GrillFest

2 weeks ago | tulsapeople.com | Tom Gilbert

The 2025 Hasty Bake GrillFest took place Saturday, June 7, at the University of Tulsa. A sight from the Hasty Bake GrillFest held at the University of Tulsa on June 7, 2025. Tom Gilbert's Photography A sight from the Hasty Bake GrillFest held at the University of Tulsa on June 7, 2025. Tom Gilbert's Photography A sight from the Hasty Bake GrillFest held at the University of Tulsa on June 7, 2025.
Scenes from the 2025 Saint Francis Tulsa Tough McNellie’s Group Blue Dome Criterium

3 weeks ago | tulsapeople.com | Tom Gilbert

Scenes from day one of Saint Francis Tulsa Tough — the McNellie’s Group Blue Dome Criterium. This year included the event's first-ever para-cycling race along with the Roxtec VIP Party in Santa Fe Square Plaza. A sight from the first day of Saint Francis Tulsa Tough in the Blue Dome District. Tom Gilbert's Photography A sight from the first day of Saint Francis Tulsa Tough in the Blue Dome District.
What the ale: Cabin Boys Brewery Deep Roots Kernza Hoppy Ale and more

3 weeks ago | tulsapeople.com | Tom Gilbert

Cabin Boys Brewery recently brewed a special beer made – in part – with Kernza. What is Kernza? It is a perennial grain being grown as a substitute for annual wheat. The Land Institute, a non-profit research organization based in Salina, Kansas, is offering the grain to brewers and other makers in the food industry. "It's a sustainable grain. It acts like wheat in a beer.” says Cabin Boys Brewer Jonathan Trout.
What the ale: Cabin Boys Brewery Deep Roots Kernza Hoppy Ale

3 weeks ago | tulsapeople.com | Tom Gilbert

Cabin Boys Brewer Jonathan Trout explains more about Deep Roots Kernza Hoppy Ale.
Scenes from Seether at Hard Rock Live

3 weeks ago | tulsapeople.com | Tom Gilbert

The South African rock band Seether brought their post-grunge sound to Hard Rock Live on Thursday, May 29. Seether performs at Hard Rock Live on May 29, 2025. Tom Gilbert's Photography Seether performs at Hard Rock Live on May 29, 2025. Tom Gilbert's Photography Seether performs at Hard Rock Live on May 29, 2025. Tom Gilbert's Photography Seether performs at Hard Rock Live on May 29, 2025.
Scenes from the Saint Francis Tulsa Tough 2025 Cry Baby Climb relay at Cry Baby Hill

3 weeks ago | tulsapeople.com | Megan Turner

The 19th annual Saint Francis Tulsa Tough kicked off with a Cry Baby Climb relay challenge and remarks by Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols, President and CEO of Saint Francis Health System Cliff Robertson, M.D., and Saint Francis Tulsa Tough Executive Director Malcolm McCollam on Monday, June 2. At Cry Baby Hill, 1264 S. Lawton Ave., teams of three representing Tulsa Police, Tulsa Fire, the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office and EMSA competed to determine the fastest first responders.
From the Features Editor: Thank you to those who shared your story with me

4 weeks ago | tulsapeople.com | Tim Landes

Next month marks nine years since my first feature was published in TulsaPeople. Six years ago I joined the staff full time, and since then I have written numerous features and lots and lots of articles. I hosted a podcast (that changed my life) and captured thousands of images that have appeared in the magazine and at TulsaPeople.com. I’ve loved coming to work every day since May 2019. It’s been a dream job to work in magazine publishing.
Oak Tree Books: Tulsa bookstore begins a new chapter with Sean Stanford and Daniel Woodul at the helm

4 weeks ago | tulsapeople.com | Connie Cronley

As a boy, Sean Stanford’s goal was to be a break dancer, but he grew up to be an antiquarian, co-owner and operator of Oak Tree Books. If there is a through line between his childhood and now, it would be an abiding love to collect things. “I collected baseball cards as a kid so it was an easy transition into collecting books as I got older,” Stanford says.
Topeca Coffee Roasters introduces coffee pods in partnership with BestCup

1 month ago | tulsapeople.com | Anne Brockman

In April local Topeca Coffee Roasters introduced its newest product: coffee pods. Topeca partneared with BestCup, a leader in sustainable coffee innovation based in Salt Lake City, for the pods that are available at Topeca cafes downtown, at topecacoffee.com and at many Reasor’s locations, according to Topeca’s Director of Sales Sam Miers. We caught up with Miers to learn more. What makes the Topeca pods stand out among the competitors?