Tulsa Arts District Tour

Cain’s, OKPOP, Center of the Universe

1.5 hours · 1 mile · $30 adult | $15 child 13-17 | free under 13

Secrets from Tulsa’s oldest neighborhood await!

Discover legendary music halls, cutting edge museums and sensational stories from old town’s dark past. Your guide also shares the best places to eat, drink and hear live music in the spiffed up Arts District of today.

On this tour:

✔ history of Tulsa’s Main Street
✔ vibrant street art
✔ a national top 10 music venue now 100 years old
✔ how a parking lot for trucks turned into Guthrie Green
✔ the mystery behind Center of the Universe
✔ Tulsa Theater’s highs and lows
✔ where to eat the perfect slice of cake
✔ where to sip the best cocktails in town

Start & end: Cabin Boys Brewpub at 223 North Main St (not Cabin Boys Brewery on 7th St & Utica)

Free street parking all day on weekends and after 5pm weekdays. Paid lots are nearby too.

Tour is geared for adults but children are welcome. Mild references are made to alcohol, brothels, racial violence and other dark episodes from Tulsa’s past.

What time is the art crawl in Tulsa?

The First Friday Art Crawl is from 6-9pm on the first Friday of every month. Galleries and museums stay open late and live music fills the air. Our tour on First Friday ends in time for you to enjoy it!

Things to do in Tulsa’s Arts District

The Arts District has numerous art galleries, museums and music venues. The Bob Dylan Center and adjacent Woody Guthrie Center are musts for music fans. Murals enliven brick walls. But for an indie arts maker district, explore Kendall Whittier.