Tulsa Tours

Spooky season is here, and so is our True Crime Tour! 🔪🍂

We're back for the fall with a limited run of dates in September and October, and this Friday, September 19th we've got two chances to join us:
🕔 5:00pm
🕖 7:00pm

We meet at Cabin Boys Brewpub, 223 N Main St. Grab a drink before we head out and walk the streets where some of Tulsa's darkest true crime history actually happened. If you like bank robbers, black widows and street brawls...this tour is for you!

Dates are limited this fall, so grab your spot before Friday fills up!

🔗Link in the comments 👇

AI all the way? 🤔
Sometimes you just need a good old fashioned paper map.

Tulsa didn't have one so we created our own. We select the highest quality places that would be of interest to visitors!

What are we missing? Name your favorite downtown establishment and we'll consider it for our next printing.

Printed maps are free and available in select hotels, coffee shops, and breweries.

What makes a history tour come alive instead of feeling rehearsed? 🤔

Our team sharpened its storytelling craft at a training session to talk through what best engages our audience. We shared tips, tricks, and dad jokes to keep decades-old stories feeling fresh so you’ll have a great experience no matter who is leading it.

Thanks to New Story Brewing for hosting us in their secret loft space!

Join us in welcoming our newest guide!

Hudson spent the summer studying Tulsa history and learning every twist and turn of the underground tunnels. Now he's leading 5-star tours of his own!

When not touring, he works at a local bookstore, performs stand-up comedy, and is out and about in the Tulsa community he loves so much. 🎉

Oh my Deco! We’ve hosted nearly 400 guests on Art Deco tours the past two months 🤩 One of our favorite groups was Main Street America’s national conference (pictured here). We love sharing our architectural heritage with people from around the country and world!

Tulsa... unlikely cultural capital! This WSJ article begins by featuring our Architecture & Art Deco Tour. Also showcased are cultural icons like the Outsiders House, Buck Atom’s and Church Studio. Whether you’re local or just passing through, there’s plenty to do and the national media is taking note.

Story linked in comments, photo by Metcalf Media.

Most companies can’t say they have an in-house meteorologist on staff, but we can! Michael tracks Oklahoma’s mercurial weather on TV, but on days off his other superpower comes alive: tour guide extraordinaire!

Please wish this weatherman and history buff a happy 3-year touraversary! 👏

Beyond forecasting, Michael is a longtime volunteer with the Disaster Resilience Network. He also had a brush with Hollywood when set designers for Twisters consulted him for his tornado expertise 🌪️

Michael says every season has its perks. What’s your favorite season in Tulsa? ❄️🌸☀️🍂