4. Tulsa Libraries
With libraries all over the Tulsa metro, this is a great option to inspire a little imagination and instill some good habits.
After all, who says you can’t check out a few new books for yourself?
5. Purple Glaze
I’ve yet to take the kiddos to Purple Glaze myself, but the resounding opinion I keep hearing from other moms is that it’s a great time to spend with your children or for a birthday party.
To put it simply, customers get to take a piece of pottery (which are all really cool to begin with, in my opinion), paint/glaze it, and it gets fired in a kiln to make the glazing permanent. This is a great time to make a gift for Grandma and Grandpa!
With locations on Brookside and in South Tulsa, you’re never too far away from a good time and a keepsake to remember it by.
6. Tulsa’s Parks
Like Tulsa’s libraries, our wonderful park system dots the map with an impressive selection of parks like Mohawk Park, Woodward Park, Hunter Park, and Chandler Park.
The cool thing is that each park has something different to offer in the way of scenery (which I think is a good thing for parents).
The Tulsa River Parks are a beast in their own right!
7. Sky Zone Trampoline Park
When it comes to burning energy and calories (which I guess is really kind of the same thing?), this is probably one of the best places to do either in Tulsa.
Opened in 2013, Sky Zone offers “open jump, a SkySlam court, SkyRobics fitness classes, Ultimate Dodgeball (when available).”
Kinda sounds like something you want to do, doesn’t it? Read more on those activities here.
8. Bounce U
We’ve never been to Bounce U either, but I bring it up because it’s another one that comes up often in the Circle of Moms (that’s not a real thing.)