Community Calendar Events

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July

Tulsa Boys Home
Your time is valuable. So spend it doing something that has real value. Become a mentor at Tulsa boys home. Mentors provide friendship and guidance for the young people they serve. One hour a week can change a boy’s life forever. Tulsa Boys Home, changing lives for a lifetime. To learn more, contact 918-245-0231, email mhoward@tbhinc.org or visit www.tulsaboyshome.org

RV Parks, Lakes Campgrounds Guide and Oklahoma Route 66 Guide Now Available
Both publications are free and can be ordered online at TravelOK.com or by calling one of our travel counselors at 1-800-652-6552. They are also being distributed through our 12 Tourism Information Centers statewide. Oklahoma Dept of Tourism and Recreation, Travel and Tourism Division
www.TravelOK.com

Book Donations
The Bixby Community Outreach Center is now taking donations of the following items for our upcoming book fair:
*Books (Hardback and Paperback)
*Magazines
*CDs & Tapes
*DVDs & VHS Tapes
*Puzzles & Games
For more information or answers to questions, please contact the BCOC at 918.366.9226.
Please ask for Kelley Maricle. We Need Books! www.bixbyoc.org

Be a Hero to a U.S. Veteran who needs transportation to and from Veterans Administration medical facilities. Vans are furnished by the Diabled american Veterans orgainzation. Shifts are flexible and requirments are minimal. To volunteer call Danny Oliver at 918.682.5607 in tulsa or Jenifer Poston at 918.577.3737 in Muskogee. Call now!

DISASTER RECOVERY CENTERS
July 14 is the deadline for individuals and business owners in Craig, Latimer, Ottawa and Pittsburg counties to apply for disaster assistance for damages or other losses caused by the severe storms, tornadoes and flooding that occurred May 10-13.
Residents in Craig, Latimer and Pittsburg & Ottawa counties who experienced property damage or other losses due to the severe weather, tornadoes and flooding that occurred May 10-13 are now eligible for federal and state disaster assistance.
Locations, dates and hours are below.

* For Ottawa and Craig counties:
Community Center (behind city hall)
116 Devilliers Circle
Picher, Oklahoma
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon.-Fri., 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday and closed on Sunday.
DRC will cease operations at the close of business on Saturday, June 21, 2008.

* For Latimer County:
Yanush Community Center
Yanush, Oklahoma
1-6 p.m. Wed. May 28 and Sun. June 1; otherwise, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Thurs. May 29-Tues. June 3

* For Pittsburg County:
Stipe Community Recreation Center
801 N. Ninth Street
McAlester, Oklahoma 74501
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 5, 6 & 7 only

According to officials, the first step in applying for disaster assistance through the programs coordinated by OEM and FEMA is to call FEMA's toll-free number: 1-800-621-FEMA (3362), TTY 1-800-462-7565 for the speech- and hearing-impaired. The line is staffed from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven days a week. Registration can also be accomplished online at www.fema.gov. Information requested on the application includes Social Security number, insurance company or agent and policy number and bank account information for those who wish to receive direct deposit. Those who wish may register by phone at the Disaster Recovery Center.
After registering, applicants may visit the Disaster Recovery Center to talk face-to-face with representatives from state and federal agencies and find answers to questions they may have about the recovery process.
SBA representatives will be at the center to meet individually with each resident or business owner to answer questions about the SBA disaster loan program, help them complete their disaster loan application and accept their completed applications. Anyone not able to visit a center should call 1-800-659-2955 or visit the SBA Web site at www.sba.gov/services/disasterassistance.

Scam artists
State and federal officials caution those who were affected by the May10-13 disaster in Craig, Latimer, Ottawa and Pittsburg counties to be wary of callers and visitors who ask for personal and financial information, as well as access and money. Scam artists often come into areas following disasters.
One common ploy is for scammers to call those affected by disaster and express a need to collect or verify bank account information. Others include coming to homes and misrepresenting themselves in order to gain entrance. Still another is asking for pay to aid applicants in getting their assistance. And yet another is posing as a contractor, asking for full or partial pay upfront and taking the money without doing the work or without doing the work correctly.
According to OEM and FEMA officials, special procedures are used whenever they obtain personal or financial information from applicants. Applicants who call the toll-free registration number at 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) or TTY 1-800-462-7585, or who register at www.fema.gov can be certain that their information is secure. A bank account number will be discussed only if an applicant asks the government agency to make a direct deposit.

This Summer,
Faiith Center Church, which is located at 1130 S 119th East Ave. Tulsa, OK, is partnering with Missionary Max Barby to fill a container for ministry in Africa.
Firebrand For Africa is a ministry in Nairobi, Kenya. We will be collecting until the end of year.
We are collecting clothing, electronic equipment including tv's, sound equipment cd players,etc.
Max's Barby's heart is to establish a manned library in which to further spread the gospel.
We also will be sending Christian literature. We want to send teaching literature as well as Bibles and other reading material.
If you'd like to donate money toward Bibles, we will collect the money and go purchase them.
Please bring/drop off all donations to the Youth Building before or after services.

New Camping Rates for State Parks
Oklahoma State Parks will be adjusting their maximum rates for certain camping sites. This sets maximum combined utility fees at a total of $20 and adds a new premium campsite fee with a maximum rate of $15. "This fee structure will continue to be assessed on a per use basis by campground visitors and will not greatly impact the total price current campers pay at our state parks, said Watkins. The increase in camping fees will make the fee collection process easier, help obtain consistency across the park system, and make the Oklahoma State Park camping fees comparable with similar properties in our region. Camping fees have not been adjusted since 2001.

Summer 2008
Camp Iwannabe - Do you have a child who has finished kindergarten - 5th grade and you haven't decided where to take him/her? Well, look no further. Camp Iwannabe, a ministry of Christ United Methodist Church, is just what you're looking for. The schedule is fun, fun, fun...daily field trips AND many options including the Computer Lab, big screen Movie Theater, Polar Ice Cap Cafe for cooking projects, full-sized Gymnasium, Jupiter Jump, Crafts and Woodworking. We have a few openings left, so jump on board quick before we set sail on a great Summer Adventure! You'll feel comfortable knowing that your child is being cared for in a faith-based environment. Call Christie Gilbert or Amanda Morris at 747-5802 for a tour and registration information.

Summer 2008
The Pearl Farmers Market opens up for its 2nd. season Monday, April 28th
Location: Centennial Park, at Peoria Avenue/6th St.
Opening Times: 4.30pm - 7pm. every Monday
More farmers, more produce this year, as the market becomes more established. (More details from Rita Scott).
Glorious, 'new' parkland setting and plenty of room for kids to run around.
The best views of Downtown Tulsa in the background.
Music most Mondays: visit www.pearlfarmersmarket.org <http://www.pearlfarmersmarket.org/> for program schedule.
Oklahoma-grown vegetables, fruit, herbs and plants.
Oklahoma-raised meat.
Locally-made arts and crafts
Sustainability-focused education
What makes the Pearl market special? It's Tulsa's newest, up-town farmers market in Tulsa's progressive 'Pearl District' neighborhood (see www.tulsapearl.com <http://www.tulsapearl.com/> for info or contact Christine Booth, Pres., on 587 0510).
Contact - Rita Scott, President, Sustainable Green Country, on 640 5408 for details of vendors, produce and more.

Converter Box Coupons
Under the program administered by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, every household may request up to two $40 coupons redeemable at retail outlets that sell digital-to-analog converter boxes. NTIA opened the request window on Jan. 1, 2008.
Converters boxes attached to analog TVs will keep the sets working after the federal government forces every full-power TV station to shut off analog TV service on Feb. 17, 2009.
NTIA is accepting coupon applications over the phone (1-888-DTV-2009) and on the Internet (https://www.dtv2009.gov), until March 31, 2009. The first batch of coupons won't be mailed out until Feb. 17, 2008. Coupons expire after 90 days.

Camp Gilcrease 2008
Still space available
Are your kids looking for a great summer experience? Bring them to
Camp Gilcrease. Classes are available for kids, ages 4 to 11 and feature
interactive museum tours, gallery activities, outdoor exploring and
lots of art making. Each week ends in a celebration art show as the
young artists display their creations for family and friends to enjoy
and marvel. Come be a part of the fun at Camp Gilcrease 2008.
2nd and 3rd graders
July 7-August 1, 2008
10 a.m.-5 p.m., weekly Tuition: $125/M; $150/NM
4th and 5th graders
July 7-August 1, 2008
10 a.m.-5 p.m., weekly Tuition: $125/M; $150/NM
Detailed camp information available at www.gilcrease.org
after March 15, 2008. Contact: 918-596-2737
or lcoppage@gilcrease.org.
1400 North Gilcrease Museum Road, Tulsa

July 1 -January 25
101 Ranch: The Real Wild West - The history and life of the 101 Ranch will come to life in 101 Ranch: The Real Wild West set to open to the public July 1, 2008 and will run through January 25, 2009.
Over 3,000 objects - ranging from rare photographs and posters to costumes and firearms - comprise the collection that was purchased from Ruth and Jerry Murphey, 101 Ranch and memorabilia experts. It was purchased with help from Randi and Fred Wightman, the Thomas Gilcrease Museum Association Endowment Trust and the City of Tulsa.
Gilcrease Museum
1400 North Gilcrease Museum Rd., Tulsa
(918) 596-2700 Main or www.gilcrease.org

July 2 - August 13
The National Indian Monument & Institute, Inc. is currently enrolling for a Native American arts education program called FINGER WEAVING. Enrollment is now open for age's 10- 18
Wednesdays, July 2 - August 13, from 1:00 - 3:00 pm. Julie
Cote, who is known for her intricate designs and craftsmanship, will teach
the workshop. Students will learn the basic techniques to Finger Weaving.
This workshop will allow the students to set their own pace and individual
time with the instructor. This type of finger weaving is a traditional
off-loom weaving that is practiced and used by many Oklahoma tribes, like
the Osage, Muscogee-Creek, Seminole and Choctaw. The students will be
taken through a 6-week course that will meet two hours a week.
Program cost $15.00 per participant and goes towards helping pay for
supplies and instructors. We do have scholarships available too.
Youth Services of Tulsa,Youth Activity Center, 311 S. Madison, Tulsa, OK 74120.
If you have any questions or to reserve space (space is limited) please
call 918-838-3875. Forms can be downloaded and information at www.nimi.us.

July 4
Mother Tuckers Ministries Independence day Picnic for the Poor
July 4 from 9:00am - 1:30pm
1023 N. Utica Ave., Tulsa
Highest Hope City of Refuge
Free
For more information call 398-4312

July 4
America Fights Back - 4th Of July Celebration Service and celebration Times:11:00a.m.-12:00p.m. Praise & Worship 12:00 p.m.-1:00p.m. Speakers: Pastor Trant Kirven from House of Deliverance & Pastor Charles Ballard from Freedom New Covenant Church Bring your whole family to the celebration for: Great B-B-Q, Games & PRIZES, Dunk Tank, Jupiter Jump, Horseshoes, Volleyball and much, much more!!!!!! 9:45p.m. (approximately) Fireworks display Come and enjoy all the festivities!
House Of Deliverance, 700 N. Hickory, Sapulpa. For more information call Sharon Kirven @ 224-6837 or www.houseofdeliverance.net

July 4
Celebrate Independence Day with a Fourth of July Parade!
Everyone is invited to the front lawn of New Haven United Methodist Church from 10:00-12:00 on July 4 for a neighborhood bike parade. Bring your bikes, trikes, scooters, wagons, and more to decorate (some decorations will be available, but you may want to bring your own too). The parade will begin around 10:30.
After the parade, return to New Haven's lawn for refreshments, music, and activities for the kids, including a Jupiter Jump and an inflatable water slide!
New Haven is located at 5603 S. New Haven Ave. For more information, call Stacey at 743-6491.

July 4
Bands of Freedom - Blue Star Mothers Benefit Concert for Our Troops and thier families.
4th of July Celebration - Fireworks following the Concert
Featuring, Dennis Jernigan, Wayne Watson, CO3,New Fire, and Marty Magehee
Gates open at 3pm - Concert begins at 5pm
This is a benefit concert so tickets will be sold - $10(adults), $2(children), $25(family). Immediate family with military ID are free.
First Baptist Church of Broken Arrow, 100 W. Albany
Tickets avaialbe at Mardel bookstores.
www.bluestarfreedomconcert.org/

July 6
Maribelle Moore to minister at
Straitgate Church
Claremore, OK
at 10:30 a.m.
For more information call 277-2960

July 7
The Tulsa Herb Society Hosts An Evening with Holly Hoffmann Landscape Designer
Join the Tulsa Herb Society in welcoming Holly Hoffmann, a landscape designer from West Virginia on July 7, 2008 from 7:00 - 8:30 pm at the Tulsa Garden Center, 2435 S. Peoria, Tulsa, OK. For more information, contact the Tulsa Garden Center at 918.746.5125 or Pat Ernst at 918.352.2369. You may also visit the website at www.tulsaherb.com Admission is free

July 7
The National Active & Retired Federal Employees
Chapter 278 Meeting
Monday, July 7, at Peggy Helmrich Libray,
5131 E 91st St. (East of Yale north side of 91st)
4:30 pm - Refreshments & get acquainted
5:00 PM - Meeting
(918) 596-2466

July 7, 14, 21
Town Hall Meetings Scheduled to Discuss Streets
The Tulsa City Council and Mayor Kathy Taylor will host a series of town hall public meetings concerning street improvements that voters in the City of Tulsa will consider in an election this summer. All meetings will begin at 6:30 p.m. The schedule is as follows:
Meeting Schedule

Date	Location	Council District
July 7	Salk Elementary School 7625 E. 58th St.	7
July 14	Hardesty Library 8316 E. 93rd St.	8, 2
July 21	Rudisill Library 1520 N. Hartford Ave.	1

The Tulsa City Council will consider the package during its Thursday evening Council meetings, and discuss the details of the package at Tuesday morning committee meetings. Council meeting schedules are available online.

July 7-10 & July 21-24
LaFortune Park/ ORU
Mid Summer Junior Clinic
Led by PGA Head Golf Professional Chris Jarrett
(A 2007 US Kids Top 50 Instructor)
our program guarantees that your junior will receive hours of valuable instruction from our staff of PGA Professionals, ORU Head Golf Coach Lance Watson and members of the ORU Men's and Ladies Golf Teams. We are committed to having a student to instructor ratio not greater than 5:1 to ensure your junior receives the very best.
Prices range from $85 to $105 and includes:
a Junior Golf Shirt, Cap or Visor, Refreshments,
Junior Instruction Manual, a certificate for a free round of golf on the Par-3 course, and hours of Instruction. Age Groups and Times are as follows:
Age's and Times
ages 6-8   8:00 a.m. - 9:15 a.m. $85
ages 9-11  9:30 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. $95
ages 12 & Above  11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. $105
For entries go to LaFortuneParkGolf.com and click on Junior Golf for other dates and times.

July 7 - 31
ArKIDtecture Camp - day camp program offers summer fun for children ages 7 to 13. Under the guidance of local art instructor Erinn Rakes, campers will have four ways to experience Frank Lloyd Wright's historic Price Tower by participating in hands-on creative activities.
Tract 1: "What is a ...Graphic Designer?": Creating a Landmark Calendar, Monday, 9am-Noon (ages 9-12) Class size 20 campers Cost: $90
Tract 2: Price Tower Arts Center Junior Docent Program, Tuesday and Wednesday, 9 am-Noon (ages 10-13) Class size: 10 campers $125
Tract 3: MathArt Thursday, 9am - Noon (ages 7 and 8) Class size:: 30 campers, Cost: $90
Tract 4: Building Bartlesville, Thursday, 1pm-4pm (ages 9-12) Class size: 20 campers, Cost: $90
To register or apply for tuition assistance, contact our education department at 918.336.4949 ext. 113.
Price Tower Arts Center, 510 Dewey Avenue, Bartlesville
www.pricetower.org/education

July 7 - 13
Here's a great way for families to have fun, get some exercise and help feed Oklahoma’s hungry all at the same time! BounceU is partnering with the Food Bank on Kids Feeding Kids, a food and fund drive. Bring a non-perishable food item to any open-bounce session between July 7 - 13 and receive $1 off the $6.95 admission. On Friday, July 11, they are offering a three-hour Open House from 5 - 8 pm. Admission is just one bag of food or $5 donation. All proceeds benefit the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma.
BounceU, located at 8922 S. Memorial, features giant interactive inflatables all housed in a safe, comfortable and air-conditioned environment. To reserve a space for any open-bounce session, contact BounceU at (918) 249-0090. More information about BounceU is available at www.bounceu.com.

July 7-August 1
Interim HealthCare Nurse Aide Training Center offers a four week training program for CNA & CHHA, also includes CPR training. Both morning and evening classes are available. Next session is July 7th-August 1st 2008.
Funding available for qualified and approved individuals.
Call for further details and enrollment.
918-749-9933 ext 248

July 8, 15, 22, 29
Bug of the Day
1:30 PM-2:15 PM
Central Library at 4th Street & Denver Tulsa
July 8: Fireflies July 15: Spiders July 22: Crickets July 29: Dragonflies
Enjoy buggy books, songs, puppets and crafts. For ages 3-5. Location: Plaza Room Seating is limited. Children given first priority; adults admitted if space available.
Contact Phone: (918) 596-7971
Website: kids.tulsalibrary.org

July 8
Farmer's Market - 07/08/2008
10:30 AM-2:00 PM
Williams Green 3rd Street and Boston Tulsa
Buy local, fresh produce at the Downtown Farmers Market.
Contact Phone: 224-5337

July 8
Starlight Bands free 2008 summer concert series. This seasons concerts will be held at the scenic River West Festival Amphitheater, located at 2100 South Jackson, on the West side of the Arkansas River.
All concerts take place on Tuesday evenings at 8pm.
July 8
"A Night at the Movies" as part of Circle Cinema's 80th birthday celebration. Hear popular movie themes, then watch Buster Keaton starring in the classic silent film "One Week" with live accompaniment by theater organist Jeanette Maxfield.
July 15
"Star-studded performance" when music under the stars features top hits from the past and present related to stars. Our own "star search" is bringing "The Bird Catchers" to the stage. This local jazz combo is one you won't want to miss.
July 22
Starlight Big Band will take you "Back to the Future" with big band hits for the annual Contributors' Concert. The evening's special guest will be "The Salsa Rhythm Project." Bring cash or a checkbook to bid on great prizes at the annual silent auction.
Concerts are free to the public. Parking is also free. The venue is accessible to those with disabilities. Crowds of up to 1,500 attend each concert.
Concessions are available at the venue. The public can bring blankets, lawn chairs, picnic dinners, and pet dogs on leashes.
Tax-deductible donations are accepted at each concert and help to defray the costs of providing this free, quality entertainment.
Find Starlight online at www.starlightbands.net

July 10
Surf'n for Seniors
9:30 AM-11:30 AM
Central Library at Fourth and Denver Tulsa
June 12, Mousing around; June 19, Internet Sampler; June 26, Resources @ the Library; July 3, Getting Started in MS Word; July 10, Connecting ith E-mail
If you are a new computer user, this series will help you learn the very beginning steps to using a computer. You must preregister for the entire series. For ages 55+
Contact Phone: 918-596-7977
Website: tulsalibrary.org

July 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26, & August 1, 2
Selman Bat Watch provides unique glimpse of wildlife
Come see one million bats spiral out of their roost, flying over your head and into the nighttime sky at a Selman Bat Watch. The nightly exodus of bats attracts visitors to the Selman Bat Cave near Freedom where the state's only Mexican free-tailed bat viewing occurs.
The Bat Watches will be held on the last three weekends in July and the first weekend in August. Visitors must pre-register in order to attend. You can download the registration form beginning June 2nd at wildlifedepartment.com.
The event is limited to 75 people each night, and registration is required. The cost is $10 for adults and $5 for youth aged 12 and younger. For more information, call 405-424-0099 or log on to wildlifedepartment.com.

Thru - July 11
Leonard Bernstein's critically acclaimed production of "Candide" runs at the Performing Arts Center as part of the Summer Stage Program.
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Downtown at 2nd & Cincinnati
For information www.TulsaPacTrust.org
TICKETS: Call: 596-7111
Outside Tulsa: 1-800-364-7111 or
www.MyTicketOffice.com

July 11th, 12th, 13th
Miriam Hellman Prophetic Ministries Summer Campmeeting
Radisson Hotel Tulsa
10918 East 41st Street
Tulsa, OK 74146
918-627-5000
Friday 7:30 pm
Saturday 10 am & 7:30 pm
Sunday 2:30 pm

Thru - July 12
The Pirates of Penzance, a fresh take on the production by Gilbert and Sullivan. At the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. Downtown at 2nd & Cincinnati Tickets call 596-7111, outside Tulsa, call 800-364-7111. Buy tickets online at MyTicketOffice.com. For more detailed information on all shows, go to TulsaPAC.com.Tulsa Performing Arts Center

July 12
Fundraiser - 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Tulsa Creek Indian Community
8611 S. Union, Tulsa (West Tulsa)
A delicious assortment of food will be available for purchase.

July 13
Maribelle Moore to minister at
New Hope Fellowship
Tulsa OK
at 11:00 a.m.
For more information call 277-2960

Thru - July 13
Gilcrease Museum Rendezvous 2008will open to the public April 19 and continue through July 13,2008 and may be viewed online for the duration ofthe exhibition at www.gilcrease.org/rendezvous. Works not sold at the opening art sale and gala dinner (April 18th) will be available for purchase throughout the exhibition by calling the Gilcrease Museum Shop at 918.596.2725.
1400 North Gilcrease Museum Road, Tulsa
www.gilcrease.org or 596-2700 Main

July 14, 21
Town Hall Meetings Scheduled to Discuss Streets
The Tulsa City Council and Mayor Kathy Taylor will host a series of town hall public meetings concerning street improvements that voters in the City of Tulsa will consider in an election this summer. All meetings will begin at 6:30 p.m. The schedule is as follows:
Meeting Schedule

Date	Location	Council District
June 30	East Central High School 12150 E. 11th St.	5, 6
July 7	Salk Elementary School 7625 E. 58th St.	7
July 14	Hardesty Library 8316 E. 93rd St.	8, 2
July 21	Rudisill Library 1520 N. Hartford Ave.	1

July 15
Tower Tots "Teddy Bear Tea Party"
Morning story and activity hour for children ages 3 to 6 (with accompanying adult). Registration required. Time: 10am to 11am. Cost: Free.
Price Tower Arts Center, 510 Dewey Ave, Bartlesville. To register please call 918.336.4949

July 15
Starlight Bands free 2008 summer concert series. This seasons concerts will be held at the scenic River West Festival Amphitheater, located at 2100 South Jackson, on the West side of the Arkansas River.
All concerts take place on Tuesday evenings at 8pm.
July 15
"Star-studded performance" when music under the stars features top hits from the past and present related to stars. Our own "star search" is bringing "The Bird Catchers" to the stage. This local jazz combo is one you won't want to miss.
July 22
Starlight Big Band will take you "Back to the Future" with big band hits for the annual Contributors' Concert. The evening's special guest will be "The Salsa Rhythm Project." Bring cash or a checkbook to bid on great prizes at the annual silent auction.
Concerts are free to the public. Parking is also free. The venue is accessible to those with disabilities. Crowds of up to 1,500 attend each concert.
Concessions are available at the venue. The public can bring blankets, lawn chairs, picnic dinners, and pet dogs on leashes.
Tax-deductible donations are accepted at each concert and help to defray the costs of providing this free, quality entertainment.
Find Starlight online at www.starlightbands.net

July 15 - 18
Grace Church Vacation Bible School (VBS)
VBS will be held in the Edge building July 15 - 18 from 9:00 a.m. - noon. This year's theme is "Jerusalem Marketplace."
VBS Blessing Outreach: Last year the children who attended VBS blessed the children of 3M Ranch, an orphanage in Mexico, with prayer bears that they made. This year, we would like to do a canned food drive for 3M Ranch. Bring a can each day to stock the "Marketplace." Here are some items they could use:
Corn (not creamed) Whole Hominy Green Beans
Wax Beans Peas Mixed Vegetables
Sliced Jalapenos Whole Jalapenos Nacho Cheese
Spaghetti Sauce Pie Fillings Chicken
Tuna Spam Corned Beef
Tomato Sauce Pork Beans
Canned Fruit (pineapple, peaches, pears)
$15.00 per child. These costs apply to Members, Attendees and Visitors. Register at the Kiosk located on the bottom floor of the Children's building.
9610 S. Garnett Rd., Broken Arrow
http://www.gracetulsa.com or call 252-1611

July 16
Women of the region are invited to attend the Women’s Leadership Conference presented by the Greater Muskogee Area Chamber of Commerce. The fourth annual, full-day conference entitled “Women Soaring to New Heights” will be held on Wednesday, July 16th, at Indian Capital Technology Center in Muskogee.
The keynote speaker for lunch will be Denise Wilder Warren, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Capella Healthcare. Lunch will also include a Dress for Success fashion show.
The registration form for the Women’s Leadership Conference may be downloaded from the Muskogee Chamber website, www.muskogeechamber.org <http://www.muskogeechamber.org> , or call the Chamber at 918-682-2401 and a form will be faxed or emailed to you. The full-day conference is designed for women, however men are encouraged to attend the lunch and keynote address. The cost is $79 per person for the full conference, including lunch, or $25 for lunch and keynote seminar only. After July 9th, the cost will change to $89 per person for the full conference, $30 for lunch and keynote only.

July 17 - July 20
Convenat Keepers Families are Forever Conference - STOMPING OUT DIVORCE
Speakers Tim Coody returns as our featured guest speaker. The author of “Meaningless
Words & Broken Covenants”. Craig Hill, Founder and President of Family Foundations Int’l, will also be speaking.
HOTEL: Conference rate is $76/night (1-4 per room). Call the Radisson at 918-627-5000 & tell them you are with Covenant Keepers.
One night’s deposit or a credit card is necessary to hold reservation (refundable per hotel guidelines). Conference rate may not be available after July 3rd.
DEADLINES: Registration by Thursday, July 3 includes three (yes, three) meals. After July 3rd, meals are not included.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION: Early Bird Special ADULTS/TEENS (13+): $75.00 PRE-TEENS (10-12): $45.00 (Must be received or postmarked on or before Monday June 16th to qualify for this special price)
NOTE: After June 16th registration increases to $110.00 for ADULTS. TEENS & PRE-TEENS remain the same.
IMPORTANT: Conference registrations are not refundable. If you register and cannot attend the conference you may transfer your registration or make your registration available to someone with special financial needs.
Register online at www.covenantkeepersinc.org or call 918.743.0365

July 17
Music on the Square - The concerts will take place from noon to 1 p.m. every Thursday at Bartlett Square, 5th and Main Streets. The concerts, which are free to the public include:
July 17th - Acoustic Ross - Beach Pop and Roots July 24th - Three Penny Upright - Americana July 31st - Karen Harmon and Friends - Gypsy
For additional information regarding the Music on the Square concert series, call Downtown Tulsa Unlimited at 918.583.2617 or visit www.tulsadowntown.org. Performances will be cancelled in the event of inclement weather.

July 19
The Tulsa Revolution, members of the American Indoor Soccer League, will be hosting their first Rockin’ Soccer Summer Camp on Saturday, July 19th.
The one-day event, which will be held at the Tulsa United soccer complex, will feature specialized instruction from Revs coaches and players, as well as food and drink for campers and other fun events.
The cost for the one day event is $55.00. This includes a Revs soccer camp t-shirt for all participants.
The Tulsa United soccer complex is located near the intersection of US 169 and E 41st St in Tulsa.
For registration information, contact team president Adam Mellor at (918) 978-0900 or via e-mail at oklahomasoccer@hotmail.com.

July 19
The Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame and Museum presents "Frisco Live" sponsored by the Oklahoma Arts Council, a night of bluegrass and country music on Saturday, July 19, at the Frisco Depot in Muskogee. Appearing will be two veteran groups from Oklahoma City; Mountain Smoke and The Bonham Revue, along with Jana Jae of Grove.
"Frisco Live" tickets will be available at $15 each beginning Tuesday, July 1st at Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame, 401 S. 3rd Street, Muskogee, Oklahoma, or by calling 918-687-0800. Doors open at 6:45pm, concert starts at 7:30pm.

July 20
Free Family Sunday "Bring your 1950s dinnerware"
Join us for family free museum admission, kid-friendly activities and a special antique mid-century dinnerware appraisal hour with antiques dealer John West from 1-4pm. Free Museum Admission. Time: 12-5pm Cost: Museum Admission Free, Appraisals $10 per item.
Price Tower Arts Center, 510 Dewey Ave, Bartlesville. For info please call 918.336.4949

July 21
Town Hall Meetings Scheduled to Discuss Streets
The Tulsa City Council and Mayor Kathy Taylor will host a series of town hall public meetings concerning street improvements that voters in the City of Tulsa will consider in an election this summer. All meetings will begin at 6:30 p.m. The schedule is as follows:
Meeting Schedule

Date	Location	Council District
June 30	East Central High School 12150 E. 11th St.	5, 6
July 7	Salk Elementary School 7625 E. 58th St.	7
July 14	Hardesty Library 8316 E. 93rd St.	8, 2
July 21	Rudisill Library 1520 N. Hartford Ave.	1

July 21
Drums of Summer
Drum Corps International Summer Music Games
July 21 @ 7:00 PM
Tickets range from $15 to $35, with discounts for groups over 20
BA High School, Memorial Stadium
1901 E. Albany, Broken Arrow
Broken Arrow has become an annual stop for the "Marching Bands Major League" tour of competition. Seven of the nation's top drum and bugle corps will perform as they prepare for the World Championships. Hosted by the Broken Arrow Band Parents Association. The competing teams include The Academy - Tempe, AZ; Blue Knights - Denver, CO; Blue Stars - LaCrosse, WI; The Cavaliers - Rosemont, IL; Colt Cadets - Dubuque, IA; Colts - Dubuque, IA; and Troopers - Casper, WY For more information go to the Drums of Summer Web site.

July 22
Starlight Bands free 2008 summer concert series. This seasons concerts will be held at the scenic River West Festival Amphitheater, located at 2100 South Jackson, on the West side of the Arkansas River.
All concerts take place on Tuesday evenings at 8pm.
July 22
Starlight Big Band will take you "Back to the Future" with big band hits for the annual Contributors' Concert. The evening's special guest will be "The Salsa Rhythm Project." Bring cash or a checkbook to bid on great prizes at the annual silent auction.
Concerts are free to the public. Parking is also free. The venue is accessible to those with disabilities. Crowds of up to 1,500 attend each concert.
Concessions are available at the venue. The public can bring blankets, lawn chairs, picnic dinners, and pet dogs on leashes.
Tax-deductible donations are accepted at each concert and help to defray the costs of providing this free, quality entertainment.
Find Starlight online at www.starlightbands.net

July 22-23
Grant Writing Workshops offered by the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department are being held in Vinita in July and in Okmulgee in August. The workshops are designed to assist communities, organizations and individuals in developing and improving their grant writing skills.
Melyn Johnson from the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department will guide the classes.
Each two-day workshop will provide information on foundation and government grants to assist those who are typically non-profit or government entities searching for funding for their projects. These grant workshops primarily address community and tourism development activities, such as museums, tourism destination areas, libraries, arts and humanities programs, community beautification, and similar projects.
The Vinita class takes place July 22-23 at Summerside Vineyards and Winery. The Okmulgee class is hosted by Okmulgee Main Street and the class is to take place at the Okmulgee City Library on August 26-27. Both workshops have a $40 fee.
The classes begin at 10 a.m. on the first day, ending at 4 p.m. The second day, the session starts at 9 a.m. and finishes at 3 p.m. The cost of the class includes all materials. There is a limit of 15 participants for each class and each attendee is asked to bring a project idea to the table. Meals, unless otherwise specified, and lodging are not included in the workshop cost.
For more information about the workshops or to register, contact Melyn Johnson at Melyn@Travelok.com or call 405-613-8553.

July 24
American Indoor Soccer League’s Tulsa Revolution,is holding thier first set of tryouts for the club’s 2008-09 squad on Thursday, July 24th from 7-9PM at the team’s Soccer City Tulsa home arena.
Cost of the tryouts will be $50.00.
For more information, contact Adam Mellor at (918) 978-0900 or via e-mail at oklahomasoccer@hotmail.com.
Soccer City Tulsa is located at 5817 S 188th East Ave in Tulsa.

July 26
Dog Day of Summer
Hosted by Main Street Merchants Association
Start 9:00 AM
Cost: Free
Location: Downtown Broken Arrow (Main Street)
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma 74012
This is an opportunity for citizens of Broken Arrow to bring their dogs to Main Street and have a fun day of shopping and prizes! There will be pet-related vendors and prize drawings. Sign up to win prizes from June 16 through July 26. For more information on Main Street Merchants Association go to their website, www.brokenarrowdowntown.com .

July 27
Rise Up Singing!
Here's an early announcement for one of the summer's wonderful events. Congregation B'nai Emunah, 17th Peoria, will again host Rise Up Singing: A 21st Century Folksong Revival at the Synagogue. It will be held on Sunday, July 27th, with a Falafel Dinner at 5:45pm and the Concert at 7:00pm. No reservations are necessary for this fun and entertaining event. The community sing is free and open to one and all. The dinner is available at $8 for adults and $4 for children. For further information call the Synagogue at 583-7121. So mark your calendars! http://www.tumm.org

July 27 - August 2
The 15th Camp Anytown will be held July 27 - August 2, 2008. Anytown is a weel-long human relations camp for teens sponsored by the Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice (OCCJ). The camp is open to students who will be high school sophomores, juniors and seniors during the '08-'09 school year.
Anytown is a diversity immersion experience that builds self-esteem, leadership skills and citizenship among teens from throughout Oklahoma. The cost per student is $300. Scholarship assistance is available. For brochures, applications and further information, contact OCCJ at 583-1361.

Thru - July 29
The National Indian Monument & Institute, Inc. is currently enrolling for a
Native American arts education program called GROOVE.
Enrollment is now open for age's 10- 18
Tuesdays, June 17, 2008 - Ending July 29, 2008, from 2:00-4:00 pm.
The instructor and international known Native vocalist, Julian B. will
provide a platform to learn about self-expression through different forms
of percussion and musical ensemble. The youth will learn to use their
imagination and expression to songs and different forms of percussions.
The creation process will support the willingness to "ask. This workshop
will be for the young poet, musician percussionist, and youth looking for
a chance to express them selves with musical sounds. The workshop will be
for ages 10 - 18 years old.
Program cost $15.00 per participant and goes towards helping pay for
supplies and instructors. We do have scholarships available too.
Youth Services of Tulsa,Youth Activity Center, 311 S. Madison, Tulsa, OK 74120.
If you have any questions or to reserve space (space is limited) please
call 918-838-3875. Forms can be downloaded and information at www.nimi.us.

July 31
Music on the Square - The concerts will take place from noon to 1 p.m. every Thursday at Bartlett Square, 5th and Main Streets. The concerts, which are free to the public include:
July 31st - Karen Harmon and Friends - Gypsy
For additional information regarding the Music on the Square concert series, call Downtown Tulsa Unlimited at 918.583.2617 or visit www.tulsadowntown.org. Performances will be cancelled in the event of inclement weather.

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Thru to August 3
"Setting the Table: Designs in Mid-Century Dinnerware"
Drawing from numerous private collections, a variety of table settings - holiday formal, casual buffet, patio barbeque, park picnic - will explore the ways in which table settings were influenced by shifts in the culture of dining between the 1940s through the 1960s. The visual display will include a wide selection of mid-century dinnerware, glassware, utensils, and serving pieces including those by designers Russel Wright (1905-1976), Eva Zeisel (b. 1906), and Edith Heath (1911-2005). They will be supplemented with vintage linens, furnishings, and accessories as well as items such as mid-century advertisements, fashions, product catalogues, party invitations, etiquette books and films, and artwork.
Price Tower Arts Center Bartlesville, OK
Call 918.336.4949 or www.pricetower.org

August 5
National Night Out on Crime
Neighbors getting to know neighbors
August 5 @6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Cost: No charge
In neighborhoods throughout Broken Arrow
The Broken Arrow Police and Fire departments are encouraging neighbors throughout the community to get out and get to know each other a little better....hold block parties, parades, etc. Each neighborhood is responsible for creating its own activities, but the Police and Fire departments will come by and visit with citizens if requested. McGruff the Crime Fighting Dog will also be available to visit. To register your event, call the BA Crime Prevention Unit at 918-451-8213. National Night Out Web site

July 1-August 15
Wildlife Department seeks artists for waterfowl stamp design.
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation will begin accepting entries for this year’s Oklahoma Waterfowl Stamp Design Contest July 1 and will continue to accept entries through Aug. 15, 2008.
The gadwall is the featured species for the 2009-10 contest, and the winning art will be printed on the 2009-10 Oklahoma Waterfowl Stamp.
Artists may include a retriever in their artwork, but the gadwall must be the featured element of the painting.
Duck stamp sales help finance many projects that benefit ducks and geese. Since the duck stamp program began in 1980, thousands of acres of waterfowl habitat have been created through duck stamp revenues.
Artwork may be of acrylic, oil, watercolor, scratchboard, pencil, pen and ink, tempera or any other two-dimensional media. The illustration must be horizontal, six and a half inches high and nine inches wide. It must be matted with white mat board nine inches high by 12 inches wide with the opening cut precisely 6.5 x 9. Artwork may not be framed or under glass, but acetate covering should be used to protect the art. All artists must depict the mallard, and any habitat appearing in the design must be typical of Oklahoma. For more information about the contest call (405) 521-3856. For a complete list of contest rules, log on to wildlifedepartment.com/duckstamprules.htm.

Thru - August 9
SummerStage 2008- is a performing arts festival held during June, July and August in the Tulsa Performing Arts Center's Williams, Doenges and Norman Theatres. Performances include a variety of disciplines from musicals, drama, comedy and dance to cabaret theatre events. SummerStage provides local arts groups and individual artists the opportunity to work together in forming a showcase of artists from Tulsa and the surrounding communities.
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Downtown at 2nd & Cincinnati
For information www.TulsaPacTrust.org
TICKETS: Call: 596-7111
Outside Tulsa: 1-800-364-7111 or
www.MyTicketOffice.com

August 22nd, 23rd, 24th
Miriam Hellman's Miracle Meetings
Radisson Hotel Tulsa
10918 East 41st Street
Tulsa, OK 74146
918-627-5000
Friday 7:30 pm
Saturday 10 am & 7:30 pm
Sunday 2:30 pm

August 26-27
Grant Writing Workshops offered by the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department are being held in Vinita in July and in Okmulgee in August. The workshops are designed to assist communities, organizations and individuals in developing and improving their grant writing skills.
Melyn Johnson from the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department will guide the classes.
Each two-day workshop will provide information on foundation and government grants to assist those who are typically non-profit or government entities searching for funding for their projects. These grant workshops primarily address community and tourism development activities, such as museums, tourism destination areas, libraries, arts and humanities programs, community beautification, and similar projects.
The Vinita class takes place July 22-23 at Summerside Vineyards and Winery. The Okmulgee class is hosted by Okmulgee Main Street and the class is to take place at the Okmulgee City Library on August 26-27. Both workshops have a $40 fee.
The classes begin at 10 a.m. on the first day, ending at 4 p.m. The second day, the session starts at 9 a.m. and finishes at 3 p.m. The cost of the class includes all materials. There is a limit of 15 participants for each class and each attendee is asked to bring a project idea to the table. Meals, unless otherwise specified, and lodging are not included in the workshop cost.
For more information about the workshops or to register, contact Melyn Johnson at Melyn@Travelok.com or call 405-613-8553.

August 31
One Song, Many Voices to Open BOk Center
"One Song, Many Voices" is the theme for the BOK Center's Community Multi-Faith Celebration to be held on Sunday, August 31st, from 3:00-4:15pm. This celebration is part of the Grand Opening festivities for the new BOK Center. It will provide a wonderful opportunity to see the Center and participate in an exceptional spiritual event. The Celebration will be an inclusive,upbeat event with an emphasis on music and a special blessing ceremony. Tulsa favorite Sam Harris will perform three special numbers.
You are invited to participate as a member of the audience or as a member of the event choir. All persons are invited to be a choir member and no auditions will be held. To sign up for the choir, just visit the City of Tulsa website and click on the link to the choir page. Sounds like fun!

September 14
Shalom Fest
Sunday, September 14
Noon to 6:00 PM at
TEMPLE ISRAEL
2004 East 22nd Place
(Just South of Utica Square)
Free Admission, No Alcohol

September 19th, 20th, 21st
Miriam Hellman's Miracle Meetings
Radisson Hotel Tulsa
10918 East 41st Street
Tulsa, OK 74146
918-627-5000
Friday 7:30 pm
Saturday 10 am & 7:30 pm
Sunday 2:30 pm

September 20
Royal Feast and Silent Auction
Renaissance Tulsa Hotel and Convention Center
From 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Contact phone number: 245-4045
Semi-Formal dinner and auction with musical entertainment
For more information www.dayspringvilla.com

September 26 & 27
Circle Cinema will have another dose of sci-fi with STAR TREK II: THE WRATH OF KHAN tell your Trekkie friends! The Circle is located at 12 S. Lewis Ave (Lewis and Admiral--look for the big neon marquee!) We have plenty of parking in front and back of the theatre. INTERNET TICKETING at www.circlecinema.com.
Click on Buy Tickets Online to get your tickets in advance.

October 3
DaySpring Villa Golf Tournament
Page Belcher Golf Course
Tee time, 8:00am and 2:00pm t-time with women's flight
Contact phone number: 245-4045
Golf among 30+ teams in either the morning or afternoon t-time. Compete for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place, as well as drawings for other prizes. Lunch is included along with snacks while on course.
Website address: www.dayspringvilla.com

Thru - October 12
The Pen and Ink Drawings of Earl Biss
From the richness of the permanent collection, Assistant Curator Carole Klein
has selected 52 black and white drawings by artist Earl Biss (1947-1998) to
display.Most measure 9 x 12 inches and explore the expressionistic nuance of
shadow and light affected by dark ink on paper. Acquired in 2004, these images
are on view at Gilcrease Museum for the first time.
A variety of themes present themselves - warriors in the Montana landscape of
the Crow Reservation, people going about everyday farming tasks or waiting for
a train, individuals coping with pain and sorrow, and horses, particularly spotted ones, creating a line of rhythmic movement across the page.While Biss is primarily known for his paintings, these small slices of life bear close scrutiny. There is nothing flat or static about
his pen strokes, and in many, the ink application offers a paint-like texture.
The pieces were produced in 1992 and 1993.
1400 North Gilcrease Museum Road, Tulsa
www.gilcrease.org or 596-2700 Main

Thru - October 12
The Oklahoma City Museum of Art is the final North American venue showing an impressive collection of Roman Art from the Musée du Louvre in Paris. From June 19 to Oct. 12, Oklahoma and Midwest audiences will have a rare and historic opportunity to view 184 Roman works, some weighing more than 6,000 pounds. Many of the art objects have not been seen by the public in decades and most have never traveled to the states.
The exhibition is one of the finest collections of Ancient Rome outside of Italy and features statues, portraits, sculptures, sarcophagi, marble busts and reliefs, jewelry, fresco paintings, glass and metal cups and vessels, and a cache of more than 100 silver pieces from Pompeii.
Plan summer getaways, create itineraries, request free brochures and download money-saving “Trips on a Tank Full” summer coupons at www.oktourism.com or call 800-FUN-OKLA.

October 12
Dancing Queen - The seventh season of Broadway in Bartlesville! kicks off with this 1970's disco dance extravaganza. It is a gorgeous, glittering production celebrating the timeless hits of Abba, The Bee Gees, The Village People, and more. Songs include: Dancing Queen, Thank you for the Music, Waterloo, Winner Takes It All, Saturday Night Fever, Celebration, Y.M.C.A., In the Navy, and lots more... Don’t miss your opportunity to see this great show on Sunday, October 12 at 2pm.
2008-09 Season subscriptions for Broadway in Bartlesville! are now on sale at the Bartlesville Community Center. Box Office hours are from 9am to 5pm on weekdays. Tickets are also available by calling 336-2787 or toll free at 1-800-618-2787. Visit our website at www.bartlesvillecommunitycenter.com for additional pricing details and more information about these shows and other events happening at the Community Center.

October 24th, 25th, 26th
Miriam Hellman's Miracle Meetings
Radisson Hotel Tulsa
10918 East 41st Street
Tulsa, OK 74146
918-627-5000
Friday 7:30 pm
Saturday 10 am & 7:30 pm
Sunday 2:30 pm

October 25
Night Out Against Crime with Fun and Games on Main
BAPD and Main Street Merchants join forces
October 25 @ 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Cost: Free, open to the public
Downtown Broken Arrow
Free activities, food, safety and crime prevention information. There will be clowns, ice cream, a Jupiter Jump, carnival games, petting zoo, pumpkin decorating contest, costume contest and many fun and educational events. Over 20 non-profits will be providing information on their organizations and programs, as will several local civic groups. Sponsored once again by the Broken Arrow Police Department and the Main Street Merchants.

November 13
Tea-Off for the Holidays
Hosted by Main Street Merchants
Cost: Free, open to the public
For visitor information and our events calendar go to:
www.visitbrokenarrowok.com

November 21st, 22nd, 23rd -
Miriam Hellman's Miracle Meetings
Radisson Hotel Tulsa
10918 East 41st Street
Tulsa, OK 74146
918-627-5000
Friday 7:30 pm
Saturday 10 am & 7:30 pm
Sunday 2:30 pm

January 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 2009
Miriam Hellman Prophetic Ministries' New Year's Conference
Radisson Hotel Tulsa
10918 East 41st Street
Tulsa, OK 74146
918-627-5000
Friday 7:30 pm
Saturday 10 am & 7:30 pm
Sunday 2:30 pm

January 20
Nunsense, Starring Sally Struthers - The hilarity begins when the Little Sisters of Hoboken discover that their cook, Sister Julia, Child of God, has accidentally poisoned 52 of the sisters, and they are in dire need of funds for the burials. The sisters decide that the best way to raise the money is to put on a variety show, so they take over the school auditorium, which is currently set up for the eighth grade production of “Grease.” Join us for this light-hearted comedy on Tuesday, January 20 at 7:30pm.
2008-09 Season subscriptions for Broadway in Bartlesville! are now on sale at the Bartlesville Community Center. Box Office hours are from 9am to 5pm on weekdays. Tickets are also available by calling 336-2787 or toll free at 1-800-618-2787. Visit our website at www.bartlesvillecommunitycenter.com for additional pricing details and more information about these shows and other events happening at the Community Center.

February 16
The Spencers:Theatre of Illusion - The Spencers are a highly successful touring team performing in many of the nation's top theatres and performing arts centers. Their production, Theatre of Illusion, is one of the largest touring illusion shows on the road today. Presenters and critics alike give them high marks and rave reviews for their uniquely entertaining style. They have been a popular entertainment attraction for more than a decade with thousands of performances throughout the U.S. and in five countries.
Bring your whole family and be a part of the magic on Monday, February 16 at 7:30pm.
2008-09 Season subscriptions for Broadway in Bartlesville! are now on sale at the Bartlesville Community Center. Box Office hours are from 9am to 5pm on weekdays. Tickets are also available by calling 336-2787 or toll free at 1-800-618-2787. Visit our website at www.bartlesvillecommunitycenter.com for additional pricing details and more information about these shows and other events happening at the Community Center.

February 17, 2009
KGEB TV 53 analog signal turns off.
Under the program administered by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, every household may request up to two $40 coupons redeemable at retail outlets that sell digital-to-analog converter boxes. NTIA opened the request window on Jan. 1, 2008.
Converters boxes attached to analog TVs will keep the sets working after the federal government forces every full-power TV station to shut off analog TV service on Feb. 17, 2009.
NTIA is accepting coupon applications over the phone (1-888-DTV-2009) and on the Internet (https://www.dtv2009.gov), until March 31, 2009. The first batch of coupons won't be mailed out until Feb. 17, 2008. Coupons expire after 90 days.

April 27
Jesus Christ Superstar - JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, the groundbreaking theatrical masterpiece by legendary writing team Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, is coming to Broadway in Bartlesville! The first collaboration between Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice to be performed on the professional stage, JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR is one of the most popular and enduring works ever created for the musical theatre. Featuring such notable songs as Superstar, Everything’s Alright and I Don’t Know How to Love Him, JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR earned five TONY nominations.
Set in two acts, JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR tells the story of the final seven days in the life of Jesus of Nazareth. SUPERSTAR dramatizes Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, the unrest caused by his preaching and popularity, his betrayal by Judas, the trial before Pontius Pilate, and his ultimate crucifixion. Perpetually changing the face of musical theatre, JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR will leave audiences captivated by its power. See this Broadway sensation on Monday, April 27 at 7:30pm
2008-09 Season subscriptions for Broadway in Bartlesville! are now on sale at the Bartlesville Community Center. Box Office hours are from 9am to 5pm on weekdays. Tickets are also available by calling 336-2787 or toll free at 1-800-618-2787. Visit our website at www.bartlesvillecommunitycenter.com for additional pricing details and more information about these shows and other events happening at the Community Center.

June 3
Annie - Leapin’ Lizards! America’s most beloved musical, ANNIE, is back in its 30th anniversary tour, giving a whole new generation the chance to experience this classic musical about never giving up hope. The timeless tale of Little Orphan Annie will be coming to the Bartlesville Community Center. Boasting one of Broadway’s most memorable scores, including “It’s the Hard-Knock Life,” “Easy Street,” “N.Y.C.” and the ever optimistic “Tomorrow,” you can bet your bottom dollar that ANNIE will bring a smile to your face. Bring the entire family and join us for ANNIE on Wednesday, June 3 at 7: 30pm.
2008-09 Season subscriptions for Broadway in Bartlesville! are now on sale at the Bartlesville Community Center. Box Office hours are from 9am to 5pm on weekdays. Tickets are also available by calling 336-2787 or toll free at 1-800-618-2787. Visit our website at www.bartlesvillecommunitycenter.com for additional pricing details and more information about these shows and other events happening at the Community Center.