Good morning, Tulsa.

Nick Berry, a 13-year-old Tulsa gardener, is creating a pollinator garden outside Fire Station 66 using a $4,700 Keep Oklahoma Beautiful grant as part of the Route 66 Centennial celebration.

He partnered with Tulsa County 4-H to select native plants that attract bees and butterflies for public enjoyment.

Tulsa Animal Services and the Humane Society of Tulsa will offer free pet microchips and supplies for pets during an event scheduled for Saturday, June 13 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Northpoint Shopping Center (205 E.

Pine St.).

Play Deep Greenwood Ignited: The Hidden Truth of Black Wall Street will be held at Central High School — 3101 West Edison Street — on Friday, June 19 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, June 20 at 3 and 7 p.m., recounting the history of Black Wall Street and the 1921 massacre.

A recent report from the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department showed tourists spent $12.8 billion statewide in 2025, with Tulsa receiving $1,703 million as local business owners on Route 66 saw increased foot traffic and sales.

Tulsa Public Schools launched its Summer Cafe program this week and will serve free weekday breakfast and lunch to children 18 and younger through July at sites across Green Country in partnership with Oasis Fresh Market for healthier menu options.

Tulsa’s 2026 Water Quality Report shows the city’s drinking water met or exceeded state and federal standards in 2025 after more than 47,000 tests were conducted at water treatment plants at Mohawk and A.B.

Jewell, with no detectable PFAS (forever chemicals) found.

Residents in Tulsa’s Wildwood neighborhood near 25th Street and Lewis Avenue reported that a little rain quickly led to flooding and questioned if the city's recent drainage pipe swap solved the issue — concerns noted on June 9.

OSHA advises outdoor workers and homeowners to adjust schedules in summer heat by starting tasks early, taking water breaks, and seeking shade.

Workers should gradually acclimate and wear light, loose clothing to lower the risk of heat-related illness.

EMSA advises families to designate a water watcher and wear Coast Guard-approved life jackets for safe pool, lake, and river fun this summer.

The agency warns against distractions like cell phones and alcohol so that swimmers stay supervised at all times.

Dr. Chandini Sharma says good oral health is key for seniors as dental problems impact chewing and can lead to weight loss, falls, and weakened immunity.

Tulsa community clinics (including Morton Comprehensive Health Services) and health fairs offer affordable care and encourage regular checkups to prevent costly emergencies.

Ascension St. John explained that Natashua Cory’s CT scans erroneously showed her gallbladder after her 2023 surgery at Hillcrest Medical Center, citing a template error — Cory remains frustrated and is now seeking her original records.

TRICARE beneficiaries in Creek, Okfuskee and Tulsa counties can receive emergency prescription refills at any TRICARE retail network pharmacy through June 18 — call Express Scripts if the prescription bottle or label is missing.

Tulsa Fire Department reminds visitors at Tulsa Wave Park that aerated water and obstructions create hazards, so life jackets (required for water sports) are advised as the park is not for swimming.

They also warn that bottle rockets are banned by ordinance and suggest enjoying professional firework displays.

FC Tulsa vs Loudoun United Pro Soccer Match

FC Tulsa sits in first place in the USL Western Conference, and Friday’s home match is sure to be a thriller—just as $1 Beer Section Night returns to ONEOK Field. Today in Tulsa readers can enjoy up to 50% off day of game prices with this special offer.

A Taste of the Mediterranean at Charcuteray

6:30-8 p.m. — Charcuteray — Ticket required — Savor wines and artisanal cheese from coastal Mediterranean regions in a delightful kickoff to summer tasting season.

Dancing Queen Night

6-9 p.m. — Tulsa Botanic Garden — $50 for ticket, $125 for 3-night pass — Enjoy ABBA tunes and a night of dancing with a refreshing drink in a beautiful garden setting.

Rachel Scanlon Stand-Up Comedy

3-6 p.m. — Tulsa's Bricktown Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of laughs with acclaimed comedian Rachel Scanlon, known for her lively performances and engaging storytelling.

Oklahoma Reptile Show

10 AM - 4 PM — DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Tulsa - Warren Place — VIP & General Admission Tickets available — Explore thousands of reptiles and supplies while engaging with local breeders.

An Evening With David Sedaris

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Magic City Books — $30 for in-store talk and book — Celebrate the release of David Sedaris' new book with a talk and live Q&A.

Parker Millsap Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Vanguard — Tickets from $58 — Experience the can't-miss live performance of Parker Millsap in Tulsa.

David Lewis Live Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Vanguard — Ticket prices vary — Experience the mesmerizing vocals of David Lewis in an intimate setting.

The Notebook Musical

8-11 p.m. — Tulsa Performing Arts Center — Tickets available — Experience the timeless love story of Allie and Noah come to life on stage.

She Hates Me Not Live Performance

7-8:30 p.m. — The Vanguard — Tickets available — Experience the raw, in-your-face sound of She Hates Me Not as they rock Tulsa.

Michael Glatzmaier Musical Improv Comedy Show

4-11 PM — Tulsa’s Bricktown Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of spontaneous musical improv comedy based on audience suggestions.