Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts
Monday, June 7, 2010
Tulsa Shock: A Mom at a Professional Women's Basketball Game
Often, I wish I knew more about sports. I wasn't one of those kids who was ferried to a plethora of sports activities after school and on weekends. I went to dance, music and band classes, yeah, but basketball, soccer and softball? Not so much.
So, when I find myself at a major sporting event here in Tulsa, whether it's at ONEOK Field or the BOK Center, I often find myself also in cluelessville.
Thanks to the One2One Network, my husband and I were invited to last Friday's Tulsa Shock game vs. the Minnesota Linx at the BOK Center.
Labels:
Cheap Stuff to Do,
family,
kids,
Sports
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Wanna go fishing with me this Friday?
For the 33rd year in a row, Tulsa-based Zebco - arguably the most famous brand in fishing - will stock 10,000 fish in LaFortune, Mohawk and Jenks' Veterans ponds. And this Saturday, any Tulsan who so desires can show up at these ponds and fish to their heart's content. It's all part of Zebco's Take Me Fishing Day.
The kicker? No fishing license is required. No, really. Plus, the fish are tagged and, when they're caught, they can be redeemed for prizes.
If you're like me and you love to fish, be sure to put this event on your calendar for this Saturday, June 5 from 6 a.m. to 12 p.m.
But, here's what I want to know: What are you doing Friday morning?
Labels:
family,
Free Stuff to Do,
kids,
Sports
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Calling all Tulsa Bloggers: A Social Media Smackdown
Ever wondered just exactly how much awesomeness would ensue if the folks from Tulsa Blogger Meetup showed up with the folks from Tulsa Tweetup at the same place, at the same time?
Wonder no more. It's happening. And very, very soon.
Come one, come all of the Tulsa blogosphere and Twitterverse to ONEOK Field June 17. We'll talk social media on the terrace, drink $1 beers together, cheer on our Tulsa Drillers and generally geek out.
Tickets to this Tulsa social media smackdown - $6 for seating on the terrace at ONEOK Field - are on sale now. The number of the group, discounted tickets are limited and are only on sale until June 16, so if you think you might like to come...
...go ahead and reserve your tickets now.
Grab your Drillers t-shirts and baseball caps, my fellow Tulsa Web jockeys - see ya'll there!
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Sports,
Tulsa bloggers,
Tulsa Blogs
Get Tulsa Tough: 17 Ways
There's a Tulsa Tough t-shirt that reads a little something like this: Like that thing they do in France, but in Tulsa.
I'm always a fan of simplicity, and that pretty much sums it up.
Well...sorta.
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Cheap Stuff to Do,
family,
Free Stuff to Do,
kids,
Sports
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Tulsa's Own Biggest Loser: The Southie
As TDT’s resident Southie, I like to talk about cool happenings in south Tulsa and the nearby out-lying areas.
And, as a resident of this part of Tulsa, I can’t help but notice that huge numbers of people in this part of town walking around in what I would describe as workout attire.
In fact, living in this part of town, I would have to say that workout attire must be a wardrobe staple for the typical Southie. Knowing this, we could then assume that all of these Southies are constantly working out.
But then, I wondered. Are they really working out 24/7 as how they're usually dressed suggests?
I don’t know, but since Jimmy Lee from Jimmy Lee’s Total Fitness, at 128th and Memorial, would say that most Oklahomans are at least 50 pounds overweight, maybe they should be.
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Sports,
the southie
Monday, May 24, 2010
A Challenge for Tulsa Moms and Dads This Summer
During a recent read-through of my favorite Oklahoma blogs I came across this post from Shawna Simpson over at Moving4Life.com. She has a challenge for parents with kids home from school this summer: Spend 24 hours on the move with your family.
Get more info on the challenge over at my blog on Ttownmoms.com.
Labels:
Free Stuff to Do,
kids,
Sports,
tTownMoms.com
Free Stuff to Do at River Parks This Summer
Sitting back and watching the sunset, as blissful and idyllic as they might be, isn't the only free thing to do this summer at River Parks, Tulsa's most popular park with more than a million visitors each year.
Find River Parks - and these free events - along Riverside Drive from now until the leaves fall.
Labels:
Elementary school kids,
Free Stuff to Do,
Sports
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Starting Tomorrow! Bike to Work Week in Tulsa
Tomorrow kicks off Bike to Work Week here in Tulsa, Oklahoma, a city that's more bike-friendly than you think.
To urge you to trade the gas guzzler for a more traditional, two-piston mode of transportation, the folks over at INCOG's Transportation Department are hosting a bike-friendly event every day this week, complete with drinks, food, prizes and free entertainment. Here's a list of the goings-on.
Labels:
culture,
going green,
Sports
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Concession stand staples go gourmet at Oneok Field
Peanuts, Cracker Jack, hot dogs and cold beer — these are the consumables we expect to see on a menu board above a ballpark concession stand. Of course, all of these noshes are available at Oneok Field, which celebrated its grand opening April 8.
But shrimp, kabobs, bistro-style carving stations with prime rib and pork loin and a specialty dessert cart, on which many of the items are made by Tulsa’s own Merritt’s Bakery — these are more on the unexpected side.
This upscale, gourmet menu will be available to sports fans in the 23 suites at Oneok Field. Suite and club seat holders also have access to the private restaurant and bar at the park, Tycoon’s, which features an outdoor balcony and seating for 80.
Read the rest of this story on the Food page in this week's edition of Tulsa Business Journal.
Labels:
food,
Local Flavor,
Sports,
Tulsa Business Journal
Sunday, April 11, 2010
ONEOK Field: A Home Run for Tulsa Families
After spending a good part of the weekend there, I can attest that ONEOK Field, the new home of our Tulsa Drillers, is one of the most family-friendly destinations in Tulsa. Part of why is the packed schedule of promotions available there.
Learn about what's going on for kids and their caregivers at ONEOK Field, including what's going on today (yep, baseball players work even on Sundays), on my blog at Ttownmoms.com.
Labels:
Cheap Stuff to Do,
family,
Free Stuff to Do,
kids,
Sports
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Not bad for a historic ballpark opening in my favorite part of town.
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Cheap Stuff to Do,
Sports
What to Do in Tulsa This Weekend
As heard every Friday morning on the KRMG Morning News with Joe Kelley, here's a ton of stuff to do in Tulsa this weekend.
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art,
Cheap Stuff to Do,
community,
Free Stuff to Do,
Music,
Sports,
theatre
Thursday, April 1, 2010
What To Do in Tulsa This Weekend
As heard every Friday morning on the KRMG Morning News with Joe Kelley, here's a bunch of stuff to do in Tulsa this weekend.
For a list of the best Easter egg hunts and events going on this weekend, including mega-events Zoobilee and the Owasso Egg Drop, check out this list on TDT.
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art,
Cheap Stuff to Do,
community,
Free Stuff to Do,
Holidays,
kids,
KRMG,
Music,
Sports,
theatre
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
One Boy, ONEOK Field. Plus, DrillersFest This Saturday.
Labels:
Cheap Stuff to Do,
culture,
food,
Free Stuff to Do,
Local Flavor,
Sports
A Downtown Deal for Sports Fans This Weekend
Guess who has a post for us today, TDT readers. Ed Sharrer, the most frequently seen individual in all of downtown Tulsa. Why is he the most frequently seen individual in downtown Tulsa? Because he loves it there, that's why, and he's one of the most resourceful guys around if you're looking for something to do in the area. He'd also like you to know that he's an international man of mystery.
Take it away, Ed!
So let’s get this out of the way right up front: any event that involves a ball and keeping score, I’m there. Four out-of-shape, middle-aged guys playing doubles tennis at the neighborhood park? Sure, I’ll lean on the chain link fence for a few minutes.
Having said that, I’ve been to enough sporting events in my life to have my gameday expectations firmly set on “Realistic,” if not outright “Jaded.” So when I received an email from the Tulsa 66ers pro basketball front office touting a package that seemed too good to be true, I figured it was just that.
Here was the sweetheart deal: four premium seats, four hot dogs, four sodas, two popcorns… for $44.
Labels:
Cheap Stuff to Do,
culture,
Sports
Thursday, March 25, 2010
What To Do in Tulsa This Weekend
As heard every Friday morning on the KRMG Morning News with Joe Kelley, here's a bunch of exciting stuff to do in Tulsa this weekend.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
What to Do in Tulsa This Weekend
As heard every Friday morning on the KRMG Morning News with Joe Kelley, here's what to do in Tulsa this weekend.
Labels:
art,
Cheap Stuff to Do,
Free Stuff to Do,
kids,
KRMG,
Music,
Sports,
theatre
Thursday, March 11, 2010
What To Do in Tulsa This Weekend
As heard every Friday morning on the KRMG Morning News with Joe Kelley, here's what to do in Tulsa this weekend.
Labels:
art,
Cheap Stuff to Do,
Free Stuff to Do,
kids,
KRMG,
Music,
Sports,
theatre
Thursday, March 4, 2010
What To Do in Tulsa This Weekend
As heard every Friday morning on the KRMG Morning News with Joe Kelley, here's what to do in Tulsa this weekend.
Labels:
art,
Cheap Stuff to Do,
Free Stuff to Do,
Movies,
Music,
Sports,
stuff to do in Tulsa,
theatre
Thursday, February 18, 2010
What To Do in Tulsa This Weekend
As heard every Friday morning on the KRMG Morning News with Joe Kelley, here's what to do in Tulsa this weekend.
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