Events

At The Galleries...

Thurs., March 27

DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION: HAND AND MIND

As part of its sustain: ABILITY series, Price Tower Arts Center presents this lecture on architecture by Dan Rockhill, principal architect at Rockhill and Associates and professor of architecture at the University of Kansas. Price Tower Arts Center, 510 S Dewey Ave, Bartlesville. $8 for members, $10 for non-members. Call 336-4949 or go to pricetower.org for more.

Fri., March 28

GILCREASE FORUM

A talk on one of this country's favorite cowboy artists. Charles M. Russell: Icon of the West 1pm in the Tom Gilcrease, Jr., Auditorium.; free and open to the public. Call 596-2768 for more.

March 28-April 30

SEDER PLATES FROM THE JANGER FAMILY COLLECTION

Examples of fine tableware of glass, porcelain, bone china, faience, and ceramic used for special meals during Passover. The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art, 2021 East 71st St. Various times. Call 492-1818, or go to jewishmuseum.net.

Thurs., April 3

MEET THE ARTIST RECEPTION

The Dennis R. Neill Equality Center art gallery will host its monthly First Thursday meet-the-artist reception or the opening of its April exhibit, paintings by Amie Montedoro. 6-9pm. The Dennis R. Neill Equality Center 621 E. 4th Street. Call 743-4297 or visit okeq.org for more.

Fri., April 4

CALL FOR PEACE ART

Submit art for the Art for Peace Tour exhibition at the Coffee House on Cherry Street. The exhibition will be April 5. Deadline for submissions is April 4. Visit rainbowgirl.com or call 585-9903 for more.

Sat., April 5

ELBOWS OFF THE TABLE: STINGERS, STEAKS, & SWING

Price Tower Arts Center's gala event to preview "Setting the Table: Designs in Mid-Century Dinnerware." The gala will feature dinner, dancing, and more swank than you can shake a 1947 fork at. $125 for the gala, $200 includes pre-gala reception. 6pm reception, 7pm gala. Bartlesville Community Center, 300 SE Adams Blvd, Bartlesville. Call 918-336-4949 or www.pricetower.org/2008gala for more.

April 6-June 1

FIVE CENTURIES OF ITALIAN LANDSCAPE PAINTING

The Philbrook is presenting "Painting the Italian Landscape: Views from the Uffizi." Paintings from masters Botticelli, Nicolas Poussin and Canaletto. $7.50 adults, $5.50 seniors and students, free for members, 18-13 year olds, and 12 and under with adult. 10am-5pm. Philbrook Museum of Art, 2727 S. Rockford Rd. Call 748-5385 or visit philbrook.org for more.

Thurs., April 17

ARCHITECTURE LECTURE

Say that three times fast. As part of its sustain: ABILITY series, Price Tower Arts Center presents Rick Cook, an architect at the forefront of green design, to discuss the Bank of America Tower in New York. Price Tower Arts Center, 510 S Dewey Ave, Bartlesville. $8 for members, $10 for non-members. Call 336-4949 or go to pricetower.org for more.

May 4-June 29

KRISTALLNACHT: THE NIGHT OF CRYSTAL DEATH

A portfolio of intaglio vitreographs on paper by German artist Erwin Eisch that confronts the horror of a nationwide pogrom against German Jews that took place on November 9, 1938. Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art, 2021 E 71st St. Call 492-1818 or go to jewishmuseum.net for more.

Ongoing

ADULT ART CLASSES

Ages 16+. 1400 Gilcrease Museum Rd., 596-2737 for details.

A.M. DISTEFANO STUDIO/GALLERY

Reasonably priced art, pure abstractions. 1505 E. 11th. Call 704-1471 for hours and details.

A CHEROKEE PERSPECTIVE

Exhibit reveals the struggles and triumphs experienced by the Cherokee people over the last 100 years. At the Cherokee Heritage Center in Park Hill. Call 456-6007 or go to CherokeeHeritage.org. Thru April 19.

DOUG BAUER

Oil paintings by local Tulsa artist Doug Bauer. Frame Maker Gallery, 6201 E. 61st St., 492-4567, Tue-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pm. framemakergallery.com.

THE EUGENE B. ADKINS COLLECTION

Philbrook's inaugural exhibition of the Adkins material will display a significant sampling of this collection and will feature selected paintings, pottery, jewelry and other types of art. Philbrook Museum of Art, 2727 South Rockford Rd. Various times. Call 749-7941, or go to philbrook.org. Thru Dec. 31.

THE EYE OF THE COLLECTOR

The challenges of modernity. Includes images of traditional Jewish life and religion while it documents the Jewish quest to make a new home in America. Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art - 2021 E. 71st St. Call 492-1818 for more. Thru April 27.

FLASHBACK '57: TULSARAMA & THE BURIED BELVEDERE

This exhibit allows everyone to see the items in the time capsule, plus other artifacts and images from 1957. Tulsa Historical Society, 2445 S. Peoria. Call 712-9484 or go to tulsahostory.org.

FREE ART!

Thanks to a grant from the Oklahoma Arts Council, everyone can enjoy free visits to Philbrook Museum every second Saturday of the month. 2727 S. Rockford Rd., 748-5309.

GLASSBLOWING CLASS

Adults and kids 14 and over can make their own flower at the Tulsa Glassbowing Studio, 19 E. Brady. Create a flower for $25 and pick it up the next day. Call 582-4527 for more info.

HOLLYHOCK HOUSE AND OLIVE HILL: FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT AND EDMUND TESKE More than two dozen of Wright's drawings for the Olive Hill project, which includes the famed Hollyhock House, as well as photographs by Edmund Teske. Price Tower Arts Center, 510 Dewey Ave., Bartlesville. 336-4949. www.pricetower.org. Thru March 30.

LIFE PAINTING

With Kessie Noel. Free live model every other Thursday (alternate male & female models). Come in & watch or bring your supplies & participate. Club 209 at Brady & Boulder.

LOCAL GLASSBLOWERS

Featuring new styles of vases, platters and other glass art objects. New works created daily. Tulsa Glassblowing Studio, 19 E. Brady; 582-4527.

MARSHALL NOICE: NEW PAINTINGS IN OIL AND PASTEL

Noice's paintings can be described as a combination of landscape and abstract expressionism. MA Doran Gallery will be presenting his new work for the month of March. MA Doran Gallery, 3509 S. Peoria Ave. Tues-Sat, 10:30am-6pm. Call 748-8700, or go to madorangallery.com. Thru April 1.

OIL PAINTING

Learn the art of oil painting. First Mondays of every month, 12-4pm. $25/class. Central Center in Centennial Park, 1028 E. 6th St. Call 593-1444 for more info and enrollment.

OKLAHOMA POLITICS AND CONGRESS

Learn about the people who represented the Sooner State in Congress. Tulsa Historical Society, 2445 S. Peoria, 712-9484, tulsahistory.org.

ONTO THE STAGE

"Onto the Stage: Oklahoma's Five Moons" on display through June at the Tulsa Historical Society, 2445 S. Peoria. A biographical exhibit of Oklahoma's five ballerinas whose careers forever changed the face of ballet. Free and open to the public 10am- 4pm, Tues.-Sat. Go to tulsahistory.org or call 712-9484 for more.

OVAC: 20 YEARS OF SUPPORT FOR OKLAHOMA ARTISTS

2008 is the 20th Anniversary year for OVAC. The exhibition includes event posters from OVAC's history, along with other items and information about the organization's past. Tulsa Performing Arts Center Gallery, 110 E. 2nd St. M-F, 10am.-5:30pm. Free. Call 596-7144, or go to tulsapac.com. Thru March 30.

PAINT AT PHILBROOK

Take advantage of Philbrook's beautiful gardens and landscaping. Set up your easel and let inspiration take its course. Call 748-5309 for more information or go to philbrook.org.

PERSONALITY OF CULT

Tulsa artists take on cult classic cinema. Media include paint, pen and ink, photography and ceramics on display in the lobby of Circle 2, 12 S. Lewis. Go to circlecinema.com for more. Thru March 30.

PHILBROOK GARDENS

Walking audio tour with history of the Phillips home, family and gardens. Philbrook Museum of Art, 2727 S. Rockford Rd. 748-5309, philbrook.org.

POTTERY CLASSES

Adult and kid's classes and studio space. Third Street Clayworks, 1001 E. 3rd St.; 585-CLAY.

ROARING '20S

"Roaring 20s: Prosperity & Peril in the Oil Capital of the World" is on display through September at the Tulsa Historical Society, 2445 S. Peoria. Features artifacts and photographs of the changes in Tulsa industry, cultural activities and its architecture. Free and open.10am- 4pm, Tues.-Sat. Go to tulsahistory.org or call 712-9484 for more.

A SAILOR'S LIFE

"A Sailor's life: the Story of the U.S.S. Tulsa" is on display through June at the Tulsa Historical Society, 2445 S. Peoria. Scale model of the ship, the ship's bell, and the only Medal of Honor ever awarded to a Tulsan. Free and open to the public, 10am- 4pm, Tues.-Sat. Go to tulsahistory.org or call 712-9484 for more.

SKELLY: AN OKLAHOMA OIL STORY

On display through June at the Tulsa Historical Society, 2445 S. Peoria. A brief history of the oil company founded in 1919 by "Mr. Tulsa" himself, William G. Skelly. Free and open. 10am- 4pm, Tues.-Sat. Go to tulsahistory.org or call 712-9484 for more.

STARVING ARTISTS

Contribute to contemporary art in Tulsa by joining Living Arts, 308 S Kenosha Ave. Go to livingarts.org/membership.htm or call 585-1234 for more.

TRADITIONAL POTTERY CLASSES

Taught by Crystal Hanna at Gilcrease Museum. 1400 N. Gilcrease Museum Road. Thursdays, 6:30-9pm. Tuition is $120 with materials. Call 596-2700 or visit www.gilcrease.org for more info.

WAITE PHILLIPS

The man and his legacy of contributing toward making Tulsa the city it is today at Philbrook Museum of Art 2727 S. Rockford Rd. Thru May 4.

YOUNG AT ART

Exhibition of local elementary, middle and high school students' art work. Greenwood Cultural Center, 322 N Greenwood Ave. Exhibit open normal office hours and 5-7pm. Free and open. Call 596-1020 for more.

Auditions...

April 3-4

CHEROKEE HERITAGE CENTER AUDITIONS

For summer performance of Under the Cherokee Moon. Auditioning actors will need to prepare a one-minute monologue, speech, or poem. Bring a recent photo headshot and résumé if available. Adams Corner Rural Village Schoolhouse, Cherokee Heritage Center, 3 miles south of Tahlequah off Hwy 62. Call 918-456-6007 for more.

April 26-27

TREASURE ISLAND AUDITIONS

Children 6-14 are encouraged to try out for the upcoming production "Treasure Island: A Musical Adventure." Be prepared to sing 16-32 bars and recite a monologue. Contact 491-3410 or info@grace-ann.org for more.

Ongoing

DFEST ACCEPTING ARTISTS SUBMISSION FOR 2008

The 7th Annual Dfest Music Conference and Festival is accepting artists submissions through April 3. Artists are encouraged to read the interview with Dfest Co-Founder, Angie DeVore-Green and Mark Willis founder of Atlantis Music Conference on what to expect at a music conference and festivals. Dfest is scheduled for July 25-26.

ORIGINAL PLAY CONTEST SUBMISSIONS ACCEPTED

Heller Theatre's original play contest for new dramatists. Mail submissions to: Heller Theatre, 5328 S. Wheeling, Tulsa, OK 74105 by April 1. Call 746-5065 for more.

TALK OF TULSA SHOW CHORUS

All-women's barbershop style singing group. Union Intermediate High School, 7616 S Garnett, Rehearsals are every Monday 7-10pm. Call Raye Mahlberg at 631-6296 for more.

TULSA OPERA CHORUS AUDITIONS

Tulsa Opera is seeking chorus singers for its 2008-2009 season. All positions are paid. Music reading ability is required. For more information and to schedule an audition, contact Donald Armstrong at darmstrong@tulsaopera.com, or 918-582-4035 x 14.

Benefits...

Sat., March 29

AROUND THE WORLD GALA

Enter the "International Costume Contest" at the Around the World Gala benefiting Owasso Community Resources. Reception and shopping begins at 5:30pm at the Bailey Educational Foundation at Bailey Medical Center, 10502 N. 110th E. Ave., Individual tickets are $100. RSVP Call 272-4969 to RSVP or got www.owassohelps.com.

Thurs., April 3

REFRESH TULSA 2008

"Getting Down for the Trees" to benefit Up With Trees. Environmental education, local artists, silent auction, fashion show, giveaways. Sponsored by Ihloff Salon. Jewel, 3340 S. Peoria. 6-10pm. Call 587-2566 for more.

Sat., April 5

TEA AT TI AMO

Tea, coffee, and deserts will be served while the Spring fashion picks from Coldwater Creek are modeled by breast cancer survivors. Silent auction of local art and other fashionable swag. Proceeds benefit Breast Cancer Assistance Program. $30. 1-3pm. Ti Amo, 6024-A S. Sheridan. Call 637-8627 for reservations or visit bcapfund.org for more.

Wed., April 9

KNEAD 2 SUCCEED

Panera Bread is hosting Resonance Center for Women and Youth Services of Tulsa's school and art supply drive. Stop by a Panera location in Tulsa on April 9 and give the supplies kids need for school and the arts materials needed to foster creativity. 6:30am-8pm. Panera Bread locations in Tulsa, BA and Owasso. Visit www.yst.org for a complete list of supplies needed.

Thurs., April 10

8TH ANNUAL STAMPEDE

Benefit for the Tulsa Advocates for the Protection of Children, to be donated to the Laura Dester Children's Shelter. At the Tulsa Historical Society's Travis Mansion, 2445 S. Peoria. 6-8pm. $65. Call 749-2055 for tickets and info.

Sat., April 12

TULSA AUTISM FOUNDATION FUN RUN

Race will be followed by an after party and awards ceremony. 5k, 8am. 1 mile run, 10am. LaFortune Park, 5323 S. Yale Ave. Call 502-4823 or visit autismtulsa.org for more.

Sat., April 19

FOURTH ANNUAL SUPPER CLUB

Rebecca Marks-Jimmerson, Cindy Morrison, Darell Christopher, the John Hamill Trio and Johnny Cherblanc perform while you dine. There will be a lively dessert auction (that's right, a dessert auction) as well as a silent auction of various unique items. 6-11pm. Tulsa Country Club, 701 North Union Ave. Call 280-8656 for more.

Thurs., April 24

DINING OUT FOR LIFE

Eat at a participating restaurant on April 24 and help a good cause. A portion of the proceeds raised by participating restaurants will go to HOPE Inc, providers of HIV testing and prevention. For a complete list of participating restaurants visit diningoutforlife.com.

Ongoing

BOWL FOR KIDS' SAKE

Proceeds benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma. Sheridan Lanes, 3121 S. Sheridan Rd. Various times. Call Renee Meek, 728-7915; e-mail rmeek@bigbrothers-tulsa.org; or visit bigbrothers-tulsa.org. Thru April 26.

FEEDING THE PEOPLE

The Lord's Kitchen, 6849 S. Peoria Ave., serves a free dinner every Fri., 4-10:30pm, plus games and music. Call Gina at 488-9645 ext.8.

Book Signing...

Sat., March 29

BOOK SIGNING

Gilcrease Museum will host a book signing for Tamara Leigerot Elder, author of "Lumhee Holot-Tee: The Art and Life of Acee Blue Eagle." Gilcrease Museum, 1400 Gilcrease Museum Rd. 2pm. Call 596-2700, or go to gilcrease.org.

Children & Family...

Thurs., March 27

KIDS DIG BOOKS

Kids ages 3-6 will explore stories about animals who make their homes in the West, then make art work related to the stories. 10-11am at the Kids Site and Creative Learning Center, Gilcrease Museum, 1400 Gilcrease Museum Rd. For reservations, call 596-2768 or e-mail dburke@ci.tulsa.ok.us.

March 27-28

INDIAN TERRITORY DAYS

K-12 grade students can visit nine cultural stations offering storytelling and oral traditions, basketry, blowgun shooting, chunkey and more. Admission is $5 per student. 10 am-2pm, at the Cherokee Heritage Center, 21192 Keeler in Park Hill. Call 456-6007 or e-mail education@CherokeeHeritage.org to register.

Wed., April 2

ART SPARKS

Mon. and Wed. in April, learn about different art throughout Gilcrease and create your own art project based on your findings. 6th-8th graders only. $5 members, $8 non-members. 4-5:30pm. Creative Learning Center, Gilcrease Museum of Art, 1400 N Gilcrease Museum Road. Call 596-2700 for more.

Thurs., April 3

KIDS DIG BOOKS

Read stories about animals (critters, if you will) in the West and then create art based on these stories. 10-11am. Kids 3-6. Free. Kids Site and Creative Learning Center, Gilcrease Museum of Art, 1400 N Gilcrease Museum Road. Call 596-2700 for more.

Sat., April 5

FAMILY ART WORKSHOPS

Bring the kids out for a fun exploration of the painting methods used by the various collections in the Gilcrease collection. Space is limited. 10:30am to noon. $5 members, $8 non-members. Adults/caregivers of the children may participate for free. Gilcrease Museum of Art, 1400 N Gilcrease Museum Road. Call 596-2700 for more.

Ongoing

ADVANCED LI'L BIT TAE KWON DO

Tue. & Thu., 6-6:45pm, $90, Ages 5-7. Parental involvement encouraged but not required. Turner Community Center, 3503 E. 5th Pl., 746-5053

ALL STAR TUMBLING AND STUNTS

The Glenpool / Jenks Recreation Center, 13800 S. Peoria now has co-ed classes for K4- high school. Thurs., 6-7:30pm and Sat., 10am-1pm. $25 annual registration fee and a $40 a month tuition fee. 296-0425.

AQUATOTS

Program includes story time, puppet shows, crafts, songs and games. Oklahoma Aquarium, 300 Aquarium Dr., 96th St. Bridge and Arkansas River, Jenks; 528-1504, www.okaquarium.org.

ART SPARKS: TELLING TALES

Visit different times, places and people in the Gilcrease Museum, 1400 N. Gilcrease Museum Rd., and then create an art project based on the discoveries. 6-8th graders on Mon. and Wed., 4-5:30pm. $5-$8. Pre-register at Gilcrease.org or call 596-2700.

BILINGUAL STORYTIME

Stories, songs and finger plays in Spanish & English. Ages 3-5. 10:30am Mondays. Martin Regional Library, 2601 S. Garnett, 669-6340.

CHILDREN & TEEN ART CLASSES

Afterschool art classes, Heidi Contreras Art Institute, Southminster Presbyterian, 3500 S. Peoria, 627-5924.

CONFIDENT KIDS

Fri 6-9pm. Helping kids recover from hurts using coping skills. Southern Hills Baptist, 5590 S. Lewis, 743-8897.

FAMILY STORYTIME

Books, music, rhymes, songs, and chants. For newborns to 3-year-olds and their caregivers. Thursdays, Helmerich Library. 10:15-10:30am. 596-2466.

KIDS' SEQUOYAH BOOK CLUB

For grades 3-5. 4-4:45pm. Broken Arrow Library, 300 W. Broadway. Call 251-5359 for book title and more info.

MARVELOUS MONDAY STORIES

Join Ms. Karen for stories and other fun activities. Ages 3-5. Hardesty Regional Library. 250-7307

MOMMY & ME PRESCHOOL ART

Fun art projects for 3-5 year-olds and their caregivers. Wed., 10:30-11:15am. $15/session. Glenpool/Jenks Rec Center, 13800 S. Peoria, Bixby. Call 746-3780 for details.

MONTESSORI-BASED PRE-K

Holy Family Cathedral School, Tulsa's only center-city grade school is now enrolling for the 2007-2008 school year. Class sizes are small. Before school and after school care are available. Located at 8th & Boulder. Details at 582-0422.

MUSIC TOGETHER

Barthelmes Conservatory offers a 10-week session of Music Together, a music and movement program for children aged 0-5 and their caregivers. Call 794-0330 or visit tulsaconservatory.com for more.

MY FIRST STORYTIME

For newborn-2 year-olds and their caregivers. Various times and locations. Call 596-7977 or visit www.tulsalibrary.org for the storytime most convenient for you!

PRESCHOOL STORYTIME

For ages 3-5. Various times and locations. Call 596-7977 or visit www.tulsalibrary.org for the storytime nearest you.

STORYTIME

Every Tuesday, various preschool themes, preschool, snacks and crafts, Barnes & Noble, 5231 E. 41st St, 11am, 665-4580.

TEAM USA CHEERLEADING

For boys & girls 4-14. Thurs, 6pm. $5/class. Glenpool/Jenks Rec Center, 13800 S. Peoria. 361-6039 for more info & registration.

TODDLER TIME

Toddlers ages 2-3 and their caregivers are welcome to join for stories, finger plays, and music. Mondays 10-10:20am and Tuesdays 6:30-7pm. Hardesty Regional Library. 250-7307.

YOUTH RUGBY

Ages 7-14.10-lesson curriculum with one hour sessions twice a week, Mon. and Wed. beginning in Feb. $60 for YMCA members and $75 for non-members. Contact Zach Bible at zbible@ymcatulsa.org or call 728-3943 for more info.

Cinema...

Thurs., March 27

4 MONTHS, 3 WEEKS, 2 DAYS

A young woman in 1980s Bucharest is pregnant in a country that has outlawed abortion. This intense drama sets young Gabita against a tyrannical dictatorship, a search for a black market doctor, and the consequences of defying an oppressive regime. The Circle Cinema, 10 South Lewis Ave. Call 585-3456 or visit circlecinema.com for showtimes.

Thurs., March 27

CARAMEL

Set in Beirut, this film follows several generations of women and their daily struggles within their society. The beauty salon is a haven and regular meeting place for these women where they can talk openly about matters that would not make for proper public discourse. The Circle Cinema, 10 South Lewis Ave. Call 585-3456 or visit circlecinema.com for showtimes.

Fri., March 28

CONTROL

Joy Division fans will want to catch this biopic of front man Ian Curtis about the struggles he faced and how he used art to cope with the darkness inside himself. The film covers Curtis' marriage, his struggle with epilepsy, and of course the creation of the minimalist sound that sparked a world wide cult following. The Circle Cinema, 10 South Lewis Ave. Call 585-3456 or visit circlecinema.com for showtimes.

Fri., March 28

DIARY OF THE DEAD

George Romero won't let this thing die. "Diary" takes place the same night as "Night of the Living Dead" back in '68. This time, the audience will experience that dreaded night in the first-person point of view as told by a young group of film makers. The Circle Cinema, 10 South Lewis Ave. Call 585-3456 or visit circlecinema.com for showtimes.

Fri., March 28

EDGE OF SEVENTEEN

17-year-old Eric gets used by carnies and bar flies. Then to top things off, a female friend volunteers to be his next partner. Film starts at 7pm at the Equality Center, 621 E. 4th St. Free and open. Go to okeq.org.

Sat., March 29

THE ZULU PATROL: ANIMAL ADVENTURES IN SPACE!

Children ages 3 to 8 are invited to this animated exploration of the ecological and astronomical. Featuring 5 never before seen episodes of this highly touted public TV series. 10am. Cinemark Tulsa, 10802 E. 71st street South. For ticket prices and more info visit www.fathomevents.com.

Sun., March 30

FREE FILM SHOWING

Featuring acclaimed documentary, "Berga: Soldiers of Another War." After the film, Leon Horowitz, who was held captive by the Nazis for 83 days, will recount his experiences as a prisoner of war. Horowitz and his wife Betsy were long time residents of Tulsa. Circle Cinema, 12 S Lewis, 2pm. Call 592-3456 for more.

Fri., April 4

DESPERATE LIVING

Complete with death by buttocks suffocation, a daffy duo and a bizarre shantytown populated by criminals and social outcasts. 7pm at the Equality Center, 621 E. 4th St. Free and open. Go to okeq.org.

Fri., April 4

SHINE A LIGHT

If you like really big bands, really big directors, and really big screens this may be the movie for you. Martin Scorsese and The Rolling Stones come together for a concert movie epic in scale on the IMAX screen. Cinemark IMAX, 10802 E 71st St. Visit cinemark.com for more.

Fri., April 11

LOVING ANABELLE

Notes on a gay scandal. A young poetry teacher at a Catholic boarding school risks everything when she engages in a feverish affair with a female student. 7pm at the Equality Center, 621 E. 4th St. Free and open. Go to okeq.org.

Sat., April 15

AMERICA: FREEDOM TO FASCISM

Free screening of the acclaimed documentary by Aaron Russo. First 175 people will receive a free DVD. 7pm. Circle Cinema, 10 S. Lewis. Underthemooch.com for more.

Fri., April 18

THE JOURNEY OF JARED PRICE

When 19-year old Jared Price leaves the stability of his home in Georgia to start a new life in Southern California he finds deceit, loneliness and last but not least, a chance to love. 7pm at the Equality Center, 621 E. 4th St. Free and open. Go to okeq.org.

Fri., April 25

LIANNA

Poor Lianna. Her husband isn't taking her new homosexual affair as well as she had hoped. The John Sayles drama follows her as she finds out that with freedom also comes loneliness. 7pm at the Equality Center, 621 E. 4th St. Free and open. Go to okeq.org.

Now Showing

ASTRONAUT

Explore the amazing worlds of inner and outer space and encounter the perils that await space travelers. At the Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium, 3624 N. 74th E. Ave.

DOLPHINS AND WHALES 3D: TRIBES OF THE OCEAN

Underwater 3D experience narrated by Daryl Hannah. The Cinemark IMAX Theater, 10802 E 71st St. Go to cinemark.com for more info on advanced tickets and showtimes.

NATIVE AMERICAN SKIES

Discover what patterns the American Indians saw in the heavens that represented their history and everyday life. At the Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium, 3624 N. 74th E. Ave.

OASIS IN SPACE

The ESky Solar System 3DAdventure transports the audience through the universe in search of liquid water - a key ingredient for life on earth. At the Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium, 3624 N. 74th E. Ave.

U2 3D

Shot in South America "U2 3D" immerses the audience in the pulsing energy of a stadium concert given by one of the world's most popular bands. Cinemark IMAX 10802 E 71st St. Call 307-2629 or go to cinemark.com for showtimes.

Clubs/Meetings...

Thurs., March 27

TULSA SUCCESS STORIES: A PANEL DISCUSSION

Presented by the American Marketing Association, representatives from Tulsa-based restaurants Camille's Sidewalk Cafe, Mazzio's, & Rib Crib discuss their marketing strategies followed by Q&A. $10/students, $25/non-members. 11:30am-1pm. Embassy Suites, 3332 S. 79th E. Ave. Visit www.amatulsa.com for more.

Sat., March 29

DIVERSITY YOUTH LEADERSHIP SPRING SUMMIT

Seeking to empower youth and their allies in the Gay-Straight Alliances, this summit will focus on leadership and organizational development. Oklahoma Representative Al McAffery will speak. 9am-4:30pm. Youth Services of Tulsa, 311 South Madison Ave. Visit okeq.org for more info and registration.

Mon., March 31

BOOKS SANDWICHED IN

Susan Swatek, cryptic puzzler, crazed potter and contrarian poet, will review "The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid: A Memoir" by Bill Bryson. For adults and teens. Central Library, 400 Civic Center, 12:10-12:50pm. Free and open. Call 596-7977 for more.

Wed., April 2

A PATH TO HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS DISCUSSION GROUP

Learn concepts about the development and cultivation of your personal spiritual growth. The group will discuss these topics in relation to the evolution process of the soul. 6:30pm-8:30pm. Healing Therapies and Wellness Center, 3540 E 31st. Call 850-2302 for more.

Ongoing

ADDICTION RECOVERY MINISTRY (ARMY)

Tuesday evenings at 7pm. Father's House, 7727 E 41st Street, 664-5420, www.fhtulsa.org.

BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP

Offered by St. John Hospice for those who have lost a loved one through illness, Tues., 5:30-7pm and Thurs., 3:30-4:30pm. Free. Call 747-7901.

BOOKS SANDWICHED IN

Book reviews 12:10-50pm every Mon in the Aaronson Auditorium at the Central Library, 4th & Denver. Visit www.tulsalibrary.org for book titles.

BRIDGE CLUB

Friendly competition. The Glenpool/Jenks Recreation Center bridge club meets every Tuesday at 1pm in the activities room. Bring snacks and drinks. 13800 S. Peoria. Call 746-3780.

CANCER SUPPORT GROUP

Living with the cancer challenge for patients & families. Tues. at 10am. Holliman Bldg., 1705 E. 19th.

CELEBRATE RECOVERY

Fri 6-9pm. Adult Recovery from hurts, habits & hang-ups using coping skills, self discovery & the beatitudes. Southern Hills Baptist, 5590 S. Lewis, 743-8897.

CREATIVE NETWORKS

A non-profit networking group promoting creative success. Meets 1st & 3rd Wed. each month from 1-2:30pm. Hardesty Library, 8316 E. 93rd St, 877-2703.

CRITIC'S CLUB

Compare & contrast books made into movies and develop your critiquing skills. Mondays, 6:30-8:30pm. $30/month. Central Center in Centennial Park, 1028 E. 6th St. Call 593-1444 for more info and enrollment.

DICK NIXON'S SCOOTER CLUB

Scooter Club meets old-fashioned pint-swilling club. Mondays, 7:23pm at Cellar Dweller, 417 W. 7th. Call 740-6593 for more info.

DRUG PROBLEM?

Narcotics Anonymous can help. Call 747-0017 or 888-749-0017 for more information.

DRUMMERS FOR JESUS

First Tue of every month at 7pm at First United Methodist Church, 600 E. Okmulgee, Muskogee. Visit www.drummersforjesusok.com or call Jeffrey Jones 869-7540.

DULCIMER GROUP

3rd Sat. of every month, 6pm, lessons, 7pm, Yale Avenue Christian Church, 3616 S. Yale, 744-8928.

EZ TOASTMASTERS

On Wed at 12pm, this personal & professional development group focuses on public speaking & communication skills. Schusterman-Benson Library, 3333 E. 32nd Pl. 459-9356 for questions.

FINANCIAL RECOVERY GROUP

6:30pm Mondays. Support for people who are having problems with debt, spending and other financial issues. Christ United Methodist Church, 3515 S. Harvard.

GENDER OUTREACH

Providing support & social opportunities for transgender & intersex individuals. Every Wed., 7:30pm. Equality Center, 621 E. 4th, 743-4297.

GREEN COUNTRY OUTDOOR CLUB

Meets 2nd Thurs. 7pm. Hardesty Library, 8316 E. 93rd. Everyone who loves the outdoors is welcome. No dues, few rules. More info at geocities.com/gcoc_tulsa.

GREEN DRINKS

For people interested in environmental topics. First Thursday of the month at 6pm at A Tiny Lounge, 818 E. 3rd Street. www.sustainablegreencountry.org.

GRIEF SUPPORT

Grace Hospice offers a professionally led bereavement group Thursdays at 4pm at the Grace Hospice offices, 6400 S. Lewis, Suite 1000. Understand loss and build community with others. Free. More at 744-7223.

INDIAN NATIONS

PONTIAC OAKLAND INTL. CAR CLUB

3rd Thur. of every month at Ryan's Steakhouse, west of 21st & Garnett. 6pm to eat, 6pm to meet.

INSIDE OUT

Mon., 7-9pm. Adult Children of Alcoholics is a twelve-step, twelve tradition program of men & women who grew up in alcoholic or otherwise dysfunctional homes. Neill Equality Center, 621 E. 4th, 743-4297.

I.R.O.N.

Immigration Reform for Oklahoma Now meets the 1st Thursday of each month at Hardesty South Regional Library, 8316 E. 93rd St. Free and open.

LEADERSHIP OKLAHOMA

Now accepting applications for its 2008-2009 class. The program consists of forums based on the belief that knowledge is a key element of leadership. Applications may be downloaded from leadershipoklahoma.com or requested by calling 405-848-0001. Thru April 1.

LUPUS GROUP OF TULSA

Every 3rd Thurs. monthly meeting, St. Francis Hospital, Educational Center, 461-2365.

LUPUS SUPPORT GROUP

Every third Thursday of the month at 6pm. Bank of Oklahoma Technology Center, 6242 E. 41st St. 451-4979 or 698-2762.

MOPS (MOTHERS OF PRESCHOOLERS)

For mothers of children ages birth- 5 years. 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month (Sept-May) 9:30-11:30a.m. Garnett Church of Christ 12000 E 31st St Childcare is provided. For more information, call Cindy: 461-1862

MOTHERS AND MORE MEETING

Non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of moms. Hardesty Regional Library, 8316 E. 93rd St. 850-7652.

MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY SUPPORT GROUP

Meets the fourth Monday of each month at 6pm. Meetings incorporate discussion, socialization, and educational resources. The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges 815 S. Utica, 584-8607.

NETWORKING ENTERPRISES OF TULSE (N.E.T.) MEETING

N.E.T. is a non-profit business networking group consisting of professionals sharing business sales leads. Panera Bread, 6981 S Lewis. Tuesdays at noon. Contact Wes Phillips at 794-4000 or by email at wes@oklains.com for more.

OKLAHOMA MOVIE MAKERS Meetings every Thur. from 7-8pm at the Circle Cinema, 12 S. Lewis. open to the public. Everyone is welcome from actors to crew to movie buffs. The group website is www.groups.yahoo.com/group/oklahomamoviemakers.

PLAY SELECTION

Participants are asked to attend every meeting through the end of the year and to commit to reading two plays a week. Free, adults only. Call for dates and times, 746-5065, Heller Theatre, 5328 S. Wheeling, hellertheatre.com.

SACS MEETING

Singles Available for Community Service meets the first Thurs. of every month, at 6pm, at the Elks Lodge, 5335 S. Harvard. Call 748-3200 or visit tulsacs.com for more information.

SIDS/INFANT LOSS SUPPORT GROUP

6pm. 1st Mon. of each month. Tristesse Grief Center, 1709 S. Baltimore. $10 donation requested. Info at 587-1200.

S.N.A.P.

non-profit self help organization for abuse victims of priests, other clergy, teachers, coaches, etc.. Last Thur. of the month from 7-8:30pm, SNAPoklahoma@hotmail.com

SONGWRITERS' CIRCLE

2nd & 4th Fri. of the month. 9-11pm. Peace House, 306 S. Phoenix, 231-2514.

STROKE SUPPORT GROUP

Meets the second Thursday of every month at 4pm to support caregivers and stroke survivors and provide discussion, educational materials, and socialization.

The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges 815 S. Utica, 584-8607

SURVIVORS OF SUICIDE

Support group for those coping with a loss. Mental Health Association, 1870 S. Boulder. Every first and third Thursday of the month. 6:30-8pm.

SUSTAINABLE GREEN COUNTRY MEETING

4th Fri. of the month. Help solve problems in Tulsa. 10am. Coffee House on Cherry St., 1502 E. 15th. More info at www.SustainableGreenCountry.org.

TMC

Monthly meeting last Thurs. of every month, Breakfast network, 7:30am, Renaissance Hotel & Convention Center, 585-1201.

TOASTMASTERS

There's nothing like a good limerick to get the party started. Improve your communication and leadership skills while having fun in an encouraging environment every Thurs. at 6:30pm. Johnnie's Charcoal Broiler, 5001 S. Harvard. Call 747-5934 for more.

TULSA AMPUTEE GROUP SUPPORT

First Monday of each month. 7pm. Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges, 815 S. Utica. Call 584-8607 for more info.

TULSA ANIME ORGANIZATION

Meetings on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month, 1-5pm at Hardesty Regional Library, 8316 E. 93rd St. 250-7307 or www.tulsaanime.com for more info.

TULSA GUITAR SOCIETY

Meets every 2nd Sunday of the month. Monthly recitals 4-5pm. Agora Church, 51st & Memorial. Visit www.tulsaguitar.org.

TULSA HERB SOCIETY

Meets Tuesdays at 9:30am. Tulsa Garden Society, 2435 S. Peoria, 746-5125.

TULSA HERP CLUB

First Thursday of each month. Tulsa Zoo, Helmerich Discovery Center, 5701 E. 36th St. N.; 7-9pm; 812-2129.

TULSA INTL FOLK DANCERS

Every Fri. first visit free, thereafter $3/person, 7-8pm teaching session, 7-11pm, All Souls Unitarian Church, 30th & Peoria, 742-3579.

TULSA SKETCH GROUP

Artists of all ages, backgrounds and skill levels get together for drawing, networking& general stupidity. Every Tue., 7pm, McAlister's Deli, 81st & Lewis. Details at 346-9948.

TULSA SKI CLUB

Meets every 2nd Tue. of the month. 7pm. Tulsa Elks Club, 5335 S. Harvard. Winter Ski trips, summer trips and activities. www.tulsaskiclub.com for more info.

TULSA CHRISTIAN

WRITERS CLUB

Every 2nd Tuesday of the month, 7pm, Kirk of the Hills Presbyterian, just follow the signs to basement, 451-4017.

TULSA HEARING HELPERS

Support groups for hearing loss, 2nd Thurs, every month, 10-11:30am, TSHA, 8740 E 11th St, 832-8742.

TULSA PARROTHEAD CLUB

2nd Tues. 7pm. Fishbonz, 6214 S. Sheridan. Details at tulsaparrotheads.com.

VISUALLY IMPAIRED SEEKING TECHNIQUE ALTERNATIVES

Meets each Wednesday at 1pm. Meetings feature dialogue concerning community resources, adaptive equipment, social activities, and supportive interactions. The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges 815 S. Utica, 584-8607.

Comedy...

Ongoing

LAUGHING MATTER IMPROV

Learn from Tulsa's longest running comedy improv troupe every Tues. 5:30-7pm. Free. 18 and older. Heller Theatre, 5328 S. Wheeling. Call 746-5065 or go to hellertheatre.com.

THINK YOU'RE FUNNY?

Every Wed. night. The Loony Bin, 6808 S. Memorial, gives amateurs a chance to get some laughs on stage & maybe more. Sign up at 6:45. Ladies' Night is every Thurs. and Service Industry Night is every Sun. Call 459-1017 for more info.

Community Calendar...

Tue., July 29

PRIMARY ELECTION

Hate the President? Your local leaders? Vote, dammit! To register and locate your polling place, contact the Election Board, 555 N. Denver Ave., 596-5780 or www.tulsacounty.org.

Tue., Aug. 26

RUNOFF PRIMARY ELECTION

Hate the President? Your local leaders? Vote, dammit! To register and locate your polling place, contact the Election Board, 555 N. Denver Ave., 596-5780 or www.tulsacounty.org.

Tue., Nov. 4

GENERAL ELECTION

Hate the President? Your local leaders? Vote, dammit! To register and locate your polling place, contact the Election Board, 555 N. Denver Ave., 596-5780 or www.tulsacounty.org.

Ongoing

CITIZENSHIP CLASS

10am-noon, every Sat., $20 fee (includes guide and cd). Patti Johnson Wilson Center, 1910 S. Lewis Ave., 663-0377.

MULTI-CLASS REUNION

Will Rogers High School is organizing a multi-class school reunion and needs names, addresses and numbers for all classmates that attended the years of 1981-1985. Plans are for a mixer on Friday and a family picnic on Saturday with more fun in the works. Contact Rhonda Edwards at okiejoe8@msn.com or 576-6308.

US PASSPORT ASSISTANCE

Assistance with completion of U. S. Passport Applications is offered on Wednesdays at the Hispanic Helping Center, 2436 E. Admiral Blvd., 10am-Noon or at Kendall Whittier Library, 21 S. Lewis, 7-8pm. Call 585-8199 for more.

Community Service...

Ongoing

ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE

Read Now needs volunteers to read one-on-one to pre-school children in selected childcare centers. If interested call 835-7878 or email dfarr@csctulsa.org.

AMERICAN LUNG ASSOC

Donate any used vehicle, car, boat, truck, van, tax write-off, ALAO will pick up vehicle free, vehicles will be sold for salvage, proceeds benefit the lung assoc programs, 1-800-LUNG-USA.

AMERICAN RED CROSS

Needs volunteers, can work with various skill levels. Email at helpnow@usa.redcross.org or call 831-1817.

CANCER TREATMENT CTR

Needs volunteers to assist patients w/craft projects, recreational activities, patient interaction & various staff duties, hours flexible, 496-5108.

DONATE YOUR OLD CAR FOR A GOOD CAUSE

Cars4Charities handles the entire donation process, turning cars into cash and sending the entire net proceeds to the charity selected by the donor. Old or new, running or not. Complete details at cars4charities.org or 1-866-448-3487.

FAMILY AND CHILDREN SERVICES

Family & Children's Services needs volunteers. Sign up for one-time, seasonal or ongoing projects. Email estudebaker@fcsok.org or call 560-1128.

FREEDOM HOSPICE

Volunteers needed in Claremore, Pryor, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, and Tulsa who want to make a difference with patients or in the office. 493-4930 for more info.

GRACE HOSPICE

Seeking volunteers. Areas of service include patient visits and family support, practical projects, office support, special events and projects. For more information, call 744-7223.

HAVE A CARING HEART?

Allcare Hospice, Inc. is looking for volunteers to help with patients and in the office. For more info, call Jamie Miller at 665-7004.

HOSPICE OF GREEN COUNTRY

Volunteers needed from Tulsa, Sapulpa, Jenks, Sand Springs, to help terminally ill patients & their families, 2121 S. Columbia Ave, Suite 200, & 1005 W. Archer, free training, 747-2273.

HOST AN EXCHANGE STUDENT

World Heritage, 1-800-888-9040, www.world-heritage.org.

HOST AN EXCHANGE STUDENT

Education and Cultural Interactions. 742-0758, www.eciprograms.com

LEARNING TO READ

Tulsa City-County currently has more than 40 adults on a waiting list for a reading tutor. To become a tutor and register for training, go to tulsalibrary.org/literacy or call 596-7958.

LOVE ANIMALS?

Consider volunteering 8 hours+ per month at the Humane Society, with a congenial environment, service hours, awards & gratification. For more info, email ricci@tulsapets.com.

LOVE TO KNIT, CROQUET AND QUILT?

Stitches from the heart is in need of volunteers to knit little sweaters and hats for babies in need, which will be donated to hospitals all over the country. Patterns are available. Donated yarn also needed. Call 1-866-472-6903 or email stitchfromtheheart@aol.com.

MEALS ON WHEELS

Needs volunteers, just 2 hrs. of your time on the day of your choice. For more info, 627-4103.

RED CROSS BABYSITTERS TRAINING

Ages 11-15. Learn how to safely care for children and become Red Cross certified. $30. 2nd & 4th Sat. of the month, 9am-4pm. 10151 E. 11th St. Enroll at 831-1126 or www.tulsaredcross.org

RESONANACE MENTORS NEEDED

If you would like to mentor one hour a week to meet with targeted youth in gang prevention, please call Melissa at 587-3888 x12.

SHARP

Hearing aid help for 65+. Donations of hearing aids no longer used, for more info, 832-8742.

TULSA MAYOR'S CITIZEN CORPS

Different Citizen Corps programs. Especially needed are volunteers 55+. www.citizencorpstulsa.org, 585-5551.

VOLUNTEER FOR OKEQ

Looking for smart, energetic folks to help run the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center, 621 E. 4th St., facilitate programs and more. For info, call 743-4297.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Power Up! Plus computer classes for re-integrating ex-offenders. Call 280-8656

VOLUNTEERS AND INTERNS NEEDED

Volunteers monitor local streams, rivers, lakes and wetlands and participate in public relations, marketing, fundraising, special events and more. Tulsa County Conservation District, 5401 S. Sheridan, Suite 201. 280-1595.

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

A faith-based nonprofit organization. For information on volunteering for this program please call 307-3044.

VOLUNTEER DRIVERS NEEDED

The American Cancer Society is seeking drivers for their Road to Recovery Program. Call 743-6767 for more information.

VOLUNTEER FOR YOUTH AT HEART

Help shape, support, and encourage Tulsa's youth. Volunteers needed for tutoring and coaching. Interested adults should e-mail karnett@arvest.com or call 295-2522.

Cultural Fare...

Thurs., March 27

AMERICAN INDIAN MUSIC

Diversity of American Indian Music with Dr. Hugh Foley will cover traditional tribal music to contemporary songs. 12-1pm at Central Library, Aaronson Auditorium, 4th and Denver. Call 596-7977, or visit tulsalibrary.org.

Sat., March 29

SWING AND SWAY THE POWWOW WAY

Learn powwow etiquette, and differences in dance styles and regalia. Intertribal dancers perform a variety of traditional American Indian dances. 2-3pm at Zarrow Regional Library, 2224 W. 51st St. Call 596-7977, or visit tulsalibrary.org.

Ongoing

BE A HOST FAMILY

STS is looking for families to host exchange students for the 07-08 school year. They have their own insurance & spending money. Call (800) 522-4678 or email brian@stsfoundation.org for more info.

HOST FAMILIES NEEDED

Youth For Understanding is seeking families to host international exchange students arriving in August. apply online at www.yfu-usa.org or call 800-872-0200.

DJ/Dance...

Sat., April 12

VIENNESE MASQUERADE

Hosted by Ballroom Dancers of Tulsa. Event is formal, no jeans. Elks Lodge, 5335 S Harvard, Dance lesson 7pm. Dance 8pm. $10 for BDT members, $15 for non-members. Call 299-7662 or go to ballroomdancersoftulsa.org for more.

Fri., April 25

TGIF DANCE

Hosted by Ballroom Dancers of Tulsa. Formal, no jeans. Elks Lodge, 5335 S Harvard, Dance lesson 7pm. Dancing 8pm. $5 for BDT members, $10 non-members. Call 299-7662 or go to ballroomdancersoftulsa.org for more.

Ongoing

AFRICAN DANCE CLASS

Thu., 6:30pm, Lacy Park (on Virgin between Peoria and Cincinnati). No need to sign up, no experience needed.

ARGENTINE TANGO LESSONS

Tulsa Argentine Tango Club will be teaching Open Embrace Tango on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month, 8-9pm at the Tulsa Elks Club, 5335 S. Harvard. Call 494-3961 for details.

BALLROOM DANCE

Show off your moves to the big band sounds of Kings of Music. Tuesdays, 7:30-9:45pm. $6 for one class, $10 for two. Moose Lodge, 7th & Garnett. Call 254-8167 for more info.

BALLROOM/SALSA DANCE CLASSES

Tulsa Dance Masters, 71st & Riverside, Bridge Pointe Shopping Center. 493-5900.

BALLROOM DANCE LESSONS

Basics including two step, waltz and swing. No partner required. New students welcome. Ages 21+. Every Tues., 6-7pm.

$5 per lesson, Central Center at Centennial Park, 1028 E. 6th St., 596-1444.

BELLY DANCE

Middle Eastern Dance with Deborah for fun and fitness. All ages and levels of fitness. 664-3569.

BELLY DANCE CLASS

Every Friday get your heart rate up while you learn the ancient art of belly dance. This is a level I class, beginners welcome. $7 for one, $10 for two. 7-8pm. YMCA, 21st and Lewis. Call 639-2059 for more.

BELLY DANCE WITH GYPSY FIRE

Experience the joys of dance w/Tulsa's original Tribal Troupe. www.tulsagyspfire.us or 808-9095 for more info.

BELLY DANCING

Live your dream: learn to belly dance. Day & evening classes. Ages 5+. Shadia Dahlal Dance Conservatory, 4622 E. 31st St., 361-5386. www.shadia.com.

CHEER & POM

For all levels and ages. 3 classes from 4:30-7:30pm on Thursdays. Cherry St. Studios, 2908 E. 15th St., 749-5775. Visit www.cherrystreetstudios.com to see which class is for you!

COUNTRY & WESTERN DANCE

Bob Wills' music is still alive with the Round Up Boys. Thursdays, 7-9:15pm. $5/person. Central Center in Centennial Park, 1028 E. 6th St. Call 596-1444 for more info.

COUNTRY LINE DANCE LESSONS

Ages 21 & over. Tuesdays, 6-7pm, $5 per lesson. Central Center at Centennial Park, 1028 E. 6th St., 596-1444

DANCE CLASSES

Learn flamenco, ballet, tap or hop/hop for all ages, at Cherry Street Studios, 2908 E. 15th St. Call 749-5775 for class schedule.

DANCE FOR FUN SWING TULSA STYLE

Every Wed, West Coast Swing Lessons, Whiteside Community Center, 4009 S. Pittsburgh, 7-9pm, 523-6662.

DANCE LESSONS

Learn to dance with Phoenix Singles. $3. Mondays, 6-7pm. CUMC, 3515 S. Harvard.

IRISH DANCE

Learn basic styles, steps & techniques. Mondays, 7-8pm. $30/month. Central Center in Centennial Park, 1028 E. 6th St. Call 596-1444 for more info and enrollment.

SQUARE DANCE

Come swing your partner with the Rushing Stars! Tuesdays,1-3pm. $3/person. Central Center in Centennial Park, 1028 E. 6th St. Call 596-1444 for more info.

SWING DANCE CLASSES

East Coast Swing dance lessons every Tue. at the Jazz Depot, 111 E. First St. Upper Level. 6:30-8pm. $5. Call 596-1001 or go to okjazz.org.

SWING DANCE LESSONS

Sun-Tue. great dance floor & smoke-free. Tulsa Swing Dance Club, 2735 S. Memorial. 66DANCE for times & more info.

TULSA DANCE MASTERS

Offering a variety of classes for all ages. Visit www.tulsadancemasters.com for schedules.1660 E. 71st St., 493-5900.

TULSA INTL FOLK DANCERS

Every Fri. first visit free, thereafter $3/person, 7-8pm teaching session, 7-11pm, All Souls Unitarian Church, 30th & Peoria, 587-5604.

ZUMBA

Thurs., 7pm. Shadia Dahlal Dance Conservatory, 4622 E. 31st St. More info at shadia.com or 361-5386.

Festivals & Carnivals...

Sat., March 29

BORDER QUEEN BOOK FESTIVAL

By a book, get it signed, bring the kiddos. Visit with 32 authors of many genres of adult and children's books. Filming will be done for Discover Oklahoma. Asbury Complex, 410 S. 2nd, Comanche, OK. 8am-4pm. Free. Call Tonya Holmes Shook, (580) 439-6912; or e-mail shookum@pldi.net.

Sun., April 20

LYRICS ON THE LAWN

Door prizes, balloons, sno-cones, face painting, and an arts and crafts activities center to the sounds of the Mid Life Crisis performing classic rock and roll from the 60s and 70s. Proceeds benefit the Tulsa Day Center for the Homeless. Owen Park, 560 N Maybelle St. Go to tulsadaycenter.org for more.

Sat., April 26

JENKS HERB AND PLANT FESTIVAL

Peruse hundreds booths of different plants, herbs, and spices. Children's area and food vendors also available. Main Street, Jenks. 299-5005, info@jenkschamber.com.

Sat., April 26

SPRING WINE FESTIVAL

Viva la vino! Wine lovers will enjoy this opportunity to taste a selection of wines from Oklahoma. Wine from Blue Coyote, Cabin Creek, Oak Hills and Summerside Vineyards. Live music from Kristin Cameron and Cody Walker. $10. LaQuinta Inn, 1410A se Washington Blvd, Bartlesville. E-mail info@cabincreekwine.com or call 606-3608 for more info.

Flora & Fauna...

Sat., March 29

WOOLAROC PETTING ZOO

Bring the kids, pet a goat. Open weekends starting March 29 and then open daily after May 26. $8 for adults, 12 and under free. Woolaroc, 1925 Woolaroc Ranch Road, Bartlesville. Call 336-0307 or visit www.woolaroc.org for more info.

Sat., April 5

GARDENFEST AND CRAFT FAIR

Supporting A New Leaf, vendors sell tomatoes, herbs, and bedding plants. 8am-3pm. A New Leaf, One block east of Main between 91stn & 101st in BA. Call 451-1491 or visit www.anewleaf.org for more info.

Mon., April 7

UP WITH TREES ANNUAL ARBOR DAY BANQUET

Annual tribute to the volunteers, sponsors and friends working to beautify Tulsa's urban forest. Doubletree Hotel, 616 W 7th St, 6:30pm. Call 610-8733 or email at trees@upwithtrees.org for more.

Sat., April 12

HERB DAY ON BROOKSIDE

20,000+ herbs, vegetables, fragrant oils, and the like. 9am-5pm. Brookside, Peoria & 41st. Call 260-7680 for more.

Ongoing

2008 GREAT AMERICAN CLEANUP

Get cleaner and greener. Become eligible for grants, awards, prizes, special recognition, creative ideas, and be part of a statewide and nationwide effort. Thru May 31st.. For more go to keepoklahomabeautiful.com.

FEATHER FEST 2008

Interactive bird exhibit features hundreds of colorful birds from Australia. Tulsa Zoo, 5701 E 36th St N. Feather Fest is $2 in addition to regular zoo admission and includes first seed stick free. Call 669-6600 for more. Thru Oct. 1.

LET TURLEY BLOOM

Community volunteer gardening group in Turley at the Community Center, 6514 N. Peoria. 2nd Tues., 7pm. More info at 794-4637 or www.turleyok.blogspot.com.

LOW COST VACCINATION CLINIC

11am-2pm every Thursday. SPCA, 2910 Mohawk Blvd, 428-7722.

PAWS

Pet Assistance & Welfare Society (PAWS), animals for adoption, every other sunday, PetsMart, 71st & Mingo, 11-4, 376-2397.

SPONSOR A CAGE

Feel warm and fuzzy knowing you're helping an animal in need. Donate some cash and get your name on a special plaque at the Humane Society of Tulsa, 6808 S. Memorial. 250-DOGS or tulsapets.com for more.

STREETCATS ADOPTION CENTER

Storefront run completely by volunteers, "kitty boutique. " The Farm Shopping Center, 5217 S. Sheridan, open with cats for adoption every Tues-Sat 10:30am-5:00pm, 298-0104.

TULSA ZOO FRIENDS MEMBERSHIP

Health & Well Being...

Sat., April 12

MEDITATION TECHNIQUES

Each week, this seven part workshop will teach you a new meditation technique and learn when to apply it to your life. Free and open. 1-3pm. Healing Therapies and Wellness Center, 3540 E. 31st. Contact Keeley Mancuso 850-1540 or email healing4you@sbcglobal.net for more. Continues April 19, 26, May 5, 17, 24, 31.

Ongoing

AI CHI

Just like Tai chi but in a heated therapeutic pool, for relief of stress & tension. 7:45pm on Mon; 12:15pm on Wed. St. John Health Club, 1819 E. 19th St., 744-0213 for more details.

AMERICAN-STYLE TAE-KWON-DO

Beginners-advanced. Mon. & Thurs. 5-6:30pm. $40/month. Glenpool/Jenks Rec Center, 13800 S. Peoria, Bixby. Call 746-3780 for details.

BEGINNING YOGA

Gentle poses in a quiet atomosphere. Henthorne Community Center, 4825 S. Quaker; Saturdays 9-10:30am; 746-5053.

BEGINNING YOGA AT THE GALLERIES

In the main gallery on Sat. 9-10am. Ages 15 and up. Bring your own mat and wear comfortable clothing. Reservations are encouraged. $5-$8 per session. Price Tower Arts Center, 510 Dewey Ave., Bartlesville, 336-4949. ,www.pricetower.org.Thru March 29.

BIOFEEDBACK

Treatment for headaches, pain management and other stress-related disorders. For more information, call 748-9868.

BRAIN AEROBICS

Mon. - Fri., 9:30-10:30am. $20/month. Henthorne Active Life Center, 4825 S. Quaker Ave., 746-5053

CHAIR YOGA

Chair yoga at West Oak Retirement Center, 1002 W. Fairfax, Skiatook. Wednesdays at 11:30am. Call Lucy, 633-8890, for more information.

FITNESS ROOM

Available during business hours. $30/month for unlimited use. Henthorne Rec Center, 4825 S. Quaker, 746-5053.

FREE YOGA

Free yoga class. 12pm Mondays. Yoga Room, 3403 S. Peoria, 808-9642.

GENTLE YOGA

Gentle yoga at 9am Thursdays at All Souls Church, 30th and Peoria. Bring mats. Call Lucy, 633-8890, for more information.

GROWING STRONGER

A total body conditioning class designed for beginning to intermediate senior adults. Tues. and Thurs., 10-11am. $30 a month, at Hillcrest Hospital, 1265 S. Utica Ave. Call 579-4959.

HEALTHY COOKING CLASSES

Offering a variety of classes to meet your time needs and tastebuds. Wild Oats, 1401 E. 41st St. Call 712-7555 or visit www.wildoats.com for class titles and times.

HIV TESTING

Mon.-Thurs. 6-8pm and Sat. 4-7pm or by appointment. Free. Dennis R. Neill Equality Center, 621 E. 4th St. 743-4297 for more.

JAZZERCISE

At the Glenpool/Jenks Recreation Center, 13800 S. Peoria. Mon., Tues., and Thurs. mornings 9:45-10:45am and Tues., 5:25-6:20pm. $30 per month or $15 per walk-in class. Contact instructor Colleen Lacy at 494-7075.

JAZZERCISE

4:30 & 7pm Tue/Thurs. 6pm Mon/Wed. Nienhuis Park Rec Center, 55th & Lynn Lane. Call 258-8344 or mail info@jazzonthesquare.com for more info.

JUDO & JUJITSU

Tue. and Thu. 6:30-8:30pm. Sat. 11am-1pm. Southcrest Wellness Center. 8801 S. 101st E. Ave. 294-4000 for more info.

KARATE

5-6:30pm on Mon. & Thu. Glenpool/Jenks Rec Center, 13800 S. Peoria, 746-3780.

LIVING WITH CANCER

Free adult support group for survivors or those battling cancer. Tuesdays, 10am. Holliman Building, Lower Level, 1705 E. 19th St.

MARTIAL ARTS & SELF DEFENSE

Beginners-Advanced Mon & Thurs, 5:30pm. $40/mo. Glenpool/Jenks Rec Center, 13800 S. Peoria. Registration at 267-5991.

OPEN FITNESS ROOM

iOnly $15/month or $2/drop-in. Ages 60+ free. Central Center in Centennial Park, 1028 E. 6th St. Call 593-1444 for more info.

NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS

Narcotics Anonymous is an international, community-based association of recovering drug addicts. Call 747-0017 for Tulsa area meetings or go to na.org.

PILATES

For teens and adults. Wednesdays, 5:30-6:30pm. Cherry St. Studios, 2908 E. 15th St., 749-5775. www.cherrystreetstudios.com

SLIMNASTICS

There's nothing better you can do for yourself than exercise; every Mon., Wed. and Fri. 9-10am; free; Turner Community Center, 3503 E. 5th Pl.; 669-6658.

SMOKING CESSATION

$160 program to get you on the right track to a healthier life. Hillcrest at 1265 S. Utica Ave. Call 579-4959 for dates and times.

STEP-N-STRENGTH

6:45-7:45pm on Mon. & Thu. Glenpool/Jenks Rec Center, 13800 S. Peoria, 746-3780.

STRETCH & TONE FOR SENIORS

For ages 55+. Focus on flexibility, range of motion & strength. Mon., Wed., Fri., 9:30-10:30am. $15/month. Central Center in Centennial Park, 1028 E. 6th St. Call 596-1444 for more info and enrollment.

TAI-CHI

Build strength, agility, & balance. 5:30-6:30pm Wednesdays. Pre-register. Hillcrest at 1265 S. Utica Ave. 579-4959.

TAI CHI CHUAN

At the Glenpool/Jenks Recreation Center, 13800 S. Peoria. Tai Chi is kinder to the joints and muscles, and can reduce the tension that often contributes to the development of disease. $10 per class on Mon. 11am-noon and 7-8pm. Tues., 6:30-7:30pm; Wed., 10-11am and Sat.,11:30am-12:30pm. 812-3033.

TAE KWON DO

This revered martial art teaches discipline of the mind, body, and spirit. Learn proper breathing, concentration, and balance. $15 for 4 classes. Mondays, 6:30-8pm, Henthorne Community Center, 4825 S. Quaker, 746-5053.

TAE-KWON-DO

From rank beginners to the highly experienced; every Mon. & Thur. 7-8:30pm; $30 fee; ages 7 and older; Turner Community Center, 3503 E. 5th Pl.; 669-6658.

TAE-KWON-DO

At the Glenpool/Jenks Recreation Center, 13800 S. Peoria. Beginners-Advanced, Mon., and Thurs. 5-6:30pm. $40.00 a month and students will be provided with a list of necessary equipment by the instructor. Contact instructor Dale Harris, 267-5991 for more.

TAI CHI CHUAN

Gain inner strength while toning muscles, increasing flexibility and boosting immune power. Wed., 10am. $10/class. Glenpool/Jenks Rec Center, 13800 S. Peoria. 812-3033 to register.

TUTU FRESH

Tue 7-8pm. Ages 8+ Combining aspects of ballet with fresh modern dance & music. Henthorne Rec Center, 4825 S. Quaker, 746-5053.

VARIOUS PROGRAMS

Moms In Motion, Kid's Club, Therapeutic Aquatic Program and more, St John Medical Center, 1923 S. Utica Ave, 744-0123.

YOGA

Tues. 8-9:15am. $12 drop-in, or $60 for 6 week session.Upstage Dance Studio, 3948 S. Hudson. 633-8890.

YOGA

Includes instruction in proper breathing, poses and intention; every Tues. 6-7:30pm; $35-60 fee; Turner Community Center, 3503 E. 5th Pl.; 669-6658.

YOGA

Inner Peace yoga, 91st and Memorial, Tuesdays at 9:30am. Call Lucy, 633-8890, for more information.

YOGA

Yoga at Waterstone Spa, Skiatook, Tues.at 7pm, Wed. at 10am. Call Waterstone, 396-0079, or Lucy, 633-8890, for more information.

YOGA

At the Glenpool/Jenks Recreation Center, 13800 S. Peoria on Wed., 5:30-6:30pm. The cost is $7 per class or $25 for 4 classes. Contact instructor Tracey Miller at 752-7080.

YOGA FLEX

Sixty min. Hatha Yoga class includes focusing on breath, training the mind as well as body. Tues. and Thus., noon-1pm. $30 a month at Hillcrest Hospital, 1265 S. Utica Ave. Call 579-4959.

YOGA FOR SCOLIOSIS

Yoga lessons for Scoliosis and other spinal conditions. Dee Berry-Knight, CYT, President Scoliosis Association, Inc. Tulsa Chapter, call 747-0362.

YOGA FOR SENIORS

Designed especially for mature adults who want to increase their flexibility. Mats not provided. Tues., 5:45-7:15pm. $25/4 sessions. Central Center, 1028 E. 6th, 596-1444.

Lectures/Classes...

Thurs., March 27

TIFFANY KOSPEL

Presented by Art Directors of Tulsa. Tiffany Kospel has done art direction for Victoria's Secret, Burger King, and Volkswagen among others. Free to AD members, $10 students, $25 all others. Tulsa Little Theater, 1511 S Delaware Ave.

Thurs., March 27

WOMEN IN TRANSITION

Listen to women's stories about how they managed to return to college, learn about financial-aid options, take a computerized career assessment, and meet with local educational organizers. OSU-Tulsa, North Hall, 700 N Greenwood Ave, 8:30am-12:30pm or Tulsa Community College, Southeast Campus, Student Union Chat Room, 10300 E 81st St S, 4:30-8:30pm. $8 at the door.

Sat., March 29

GENEALOGY WORKSHOP WITH LLOYD BOCKSTRUCK

A discussion on genealogy. Hardesty Regional Library, 8316 E 93rd St. 9:30am-4pm. Call 250-7307, or go to tulsalibrary.org.

Sat., March 29

TAKING CONTROL OF YOUR MONEY

Tips and advice for gaining control of your finances. Participants should track their spending habits for two weeks before the program. For adults and teens. Pre-registration is required and limited. Suburban Acres Library, 4606 N Garrison Ave, 10:30am-noon. Call 591-4004 or go to tulsalibrary.org.

Sun., March 30

COMMUNITY READING OF "GIVEN UP FOR DEAD"

This book catalogs how American Jewish Soldiers during World War 2 and other "undesirable" ethic groups were made to work in slave labor camps rather than be taken to normal holding facilities for POWs. Free and open. Circle Cinema, 12 South Lewis. Call 592-3556 for more.

Sun., March 30

TALKING HEADS: CONVERSATIONS WITH REALLY INTERESTING PEOPLE

Randy Cohen, columnist for the New York Times and Emmy award winner for Late Night with David Letterman will be the guest for the Benefit Deli Dinner. B'nai Emunah, 1719 S Owasso, Tulsa, Call 583-7121 or email thenicepeople@tulsagogue.com for more.

Thurs., April 3

COMMUNITY READING OF "GIVEN UP FOR DEAD"

Flint Whitlock's "Given Up for Dead" catalogs how American Jewish Soldiers during World War 2 and other "undesirable" ethic groups were made to work in slave labor camps rather than be taken to normal holding facilities for POWs. Pre-registration required. Free and open. Hardesty Regional Library, 8316 E. 93rd St. Call 250-7307 for registration and more info.

Thurs., April 3

MY LIFE UNDER DON'T ASK DON'T TELL

Oklahomans for Equality presents a member of the US National Guard and her discussion of the only federal policy allowing for firing of someone for their sexual orientation. 7pm. University of Tulsa, Lorton Hall. Visit okeq.org for more.

Sat., April 8

AN EVENING WITH BOB GARFIELD

Renowned ad critic presented by the Tulsa Advertising Federation at the Crowne Plaza hotel, 100 E. 2nd St. 5:30pm. $60/non-members, $20/students. Contact Rita for more info at 445-9598 or rita@ktul.com.

Sat., April 12

ACTION ACTING 101

Sword Fighting Essentials. 1-5pm. $50. Call 758-7039 for more information or email workshop@stagecombatschool.com.

April 16-18

2008 OKLAHOMA STATE HUMAN RESOURCE EXPO

Over 400 human resource professionals from Oklahoma will be attending. Buisnesses interested in reserving a booth should register now. Renaissance Hotel, 6808 S 107th East Ave. Visit okhr2008.com for more.

Thurs., April 17

TEACHING CHILDREN BOUNDARIES

Helping children establish boundaries to protect them from physical and psychological harm and build better social relationships in the future. Town and Country School, 5150 E 101st St, 7-8:30pm. $20/person or $35/couple. Call to register at 296-3113 xtn. 15.

Fri., April 18

2008 COMMUNITY RESOURCE FAIR

The Tulsa Housing Authority is sponsoring this networking event for Tulsa social service and non-profit agencies to interact and learn more about the resources available in the Tulsa community. Comanche Park Recreation Center, 3608 N Quaker. Free and open to the public from 1-3:30pm. Call 581-5985 for more.

Sat., May 3

ACTION ACTING 101

Cutting Edge Knife Fighting. 1-5pm. $50. Call 758-7039 for more information or email workshop@stagecombatschool.com.

Ongoing

AFRICAN DRUMMING

Wed., 7:15pm. $10/session or $50/7. Students will learn about the methods and rhythms of this ancient form of expression. Drums provided. Living Arts, 308 S. Kenosha, 585-1234.

BEADWORK AND JEWELRY MAKING

Varied methods and media of creation: hemp, cord, wire, leather and making your own beads. Ages 12-17. Thursdays, 4:30-6pm. $40, 382-4427 The Bead Merchant, 2745 E. 15th St. Thru May 1.

BEER/WINE HOMEBREWING

A one-hour workshop every other Sat. Workshops are free. High Gravity Homebrewing, 7164 S. Memorial; www.highgravitybrew.com or call 461-2605.

COMIC BOOK AND FANTASY ART

Introduction to the ideas and tools of the comic book & fantasy art trade and how to use them. Saturdays, 1-3pm. $40, 382-4427. Living Arts of Tulsa, 1001 E. 3rd St., 585-1234. Thru May 3.

COMPUTER & WORD PROCESSING CLASSES

Tulsa Library offers beginning to advanced internet and Microsoft program classes. All are free, but pre-registration is required and limited. Visit www.tulsalibrary.org or call 596-7977 for class times, descriptions and locations.

EXPERIMENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Using some traditional and much non-traditional equipment and methods, create wholly new and different works in the medium of photography. Fridays 5-7pm. $40, 382-4427, Living Arts of Tulsa, 308 S. Kenosha, 585-1234. Thru May 2.

FREE BEAD CLASSES

Island Dream Beads 1345 S. Harvard 712-3237

FREE INTRODUCTORY LECTURE

On the Transcendental Meditation technique. Easy to learn, easy to practice, scientifically validated. Saturdays, 11am & 3pm. Other times by appointment. 1860 E. 15th St., 619-9311

GUITAR LESSONS

Learn the basics of guitar playing at the Glenpool/Jenks Recreation Center, 13800 S. Peoria, All you need to bring is your guitar on Monday. 6-8pm and Thurs. 6-8:30pm. Call instructor is Lonnie Rice at 291-8639 for more.

INTRO TO MOSAICS

Six week sessions. Thurs., 6-9pm. $75/session. Glenpool/Jenks Rec Center, 13800 S. Peoria, Bixby. Call 746-3780 for details.

LEATHER STAMPING & TOOLING

10:30am Sat. Glenpool/Jenks Rec Center, 13800 S. Peoria, 746-3780.

LIFE, LOVE & RELATIONSHIPS

Sessions every Mon. at 7pm via satellite. Central Nazarene Church, 7291 E. 81st, 252-5483.

MAKE WIRE JEWELRY

10:45am on Thu. & 5:30pm on Sat. Glenpool/Jenks Rec Center, 13800 S. Peoria, 746-3780.

PARENTING CLASSES

Need a little help? Birthright at 6465 S. Yale, Ste. 604 offers free classes and lunch to those who seek it. Mondays, 11:30-12:30. Call 481-4884 for more info.

POTTERY HAND BUILDING

Create functional hand-built items as well as critters, mask, and other fun stuff. Saturdays, 12:30-2:30pm. $50. Third Street Clayworks, 1001 E. 3rd St., 748-5309. Thru March 29.

QUILTING PROJECTS

Hone in on or develop your quilting skills with others who share your passion. Classes are usually on Sat. and range $10-15. Central Center, 1028 E. 6th. Call 596-1444 for details and class times.

Mixed Bag...

Thurs., March 27

BUNCO

Bunco for all, there will be prizes, beverages and appetizers available. Come for the fun of yelling "Bunco" and meet some new friends at Woodland Terrace, 9524 E 71st St.,5-6:45pm. RSVP to 250-3631.

Fri, March 28

SPRING GHOST TOURS

Join the P.I.T.T. team for a 3-hour tour of Tulsa's Most Haunted Memories. Learn about Tulsa history and the stories left behind during an evening tour on the old time trolley. Purchase tickets at pittok.com.

Sat., March 29

COLLEGE AFFAIRE

An opportunity to meet and talk with representatives from more than 100 colleges and universities throughout the United States. The program also includes financial aid seminars for parents. Cascia Hall Preparatory School, 2520 S. Yorktown Ave. 1pm-3pm. Admission is free. Call 746-2600 for more.

Sat., March 29

MOUNTAIN MAN CAMP

Step back in time to the 1840s with the Woolaroc Mountain Man Camp. Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve, 1925 Woolaroc Ranch Road, Bartlesville. Call 336-0307 or email woolarocmail@woolaroc.org for more.

Sat., March 29

SPRING GHOST TOURS

Tue., April 3

WEATHER SAFETY TOUR

Live weather show with KJRH Channel 2. 7pm. Muskogee Civic Center, Muskogee, OK. Free and open to the public. For more, go to www.kjrh.com.

April 5-6

HOUSEHOLD POLLUTANT COLLECTION EVENT

Tired of sleeping in a hazmat suit? Here's your chance to empty your home of all those pesky chemicals that really don't belong in a drain or a trashcan. Bring old prescriptions, household cleaners, auto fluids, batteries, etc. Free and open. 10am-3pm. Tulsa Fairgrounds Gate 7, 4145 E 21st St. Visit metrecycle.com for a complete list of accepted recyclables.

April 5-6

WANENMACHER'S ARMS SHOW

Eleven acres of guns, knives, western art and jewelry. And more mullets than you can count. Tulsa Expo Square, 4145 E. 21st St. For more, go to www.tulsarmsshow.com.

Sat., April 12

BEAN DINNER

Hosted by the Owasso Chapter #511 Order of the Eastern Star, beans, cornbread and cobbler will be served. $5 adults, $3 children.4:30-7pm. Owasso Masonic Lodge, 11680 E 76th Street, Owasso. Call 274-6633 for more.

Sat., April 12

NATIONAL SOUL FOOD COOK-OFF

Not only can you come and graze at this event, but you can also cook up a dish of your own. Up to $5k in cash and prizes will be awarded. Contest entry fees range $25-$50. Event entry is $11 or $10 with a canned good. 4pm-8:30pm. Tulsa Convention Center, 100 Civic Ctr. Call (877)757-1088 or visit www.nationalsoulfoodcookoff.com for more.

Sat., April 19

ELECTRONIC WASTE COLLECTION EVENT

So you resisted the temptation to throw your old computer out the window when it stopped working but now what? Bring it and any other old computer parts to Natural Evolution's recycling event and help a good cause. 9am-2pm. Natural Evolution, 5719 E 13th St. E-mail recycle@naturalevolution.com or call 836-2995.

Fri., April 25

SPRING GHOST TOURS

Sat., April 26

SPRING GHOST TOURS

Fri., May 16

SPRING GHOST TOURS

Sat., May 17

SPRING GHOST TOURS

Fri., June 20

SPRING GHOST TOURS

Sat., June 21

SPRING GHOST TOURS

Sat., Oct. 11

ART ON MAIN

View the works of more than 115 of the state's most talented artists. Downtown Jenks, Main Street. Free and open. Go to jenkschamber.com.

Ongoing

55+ PROGRAMS

Tulsa Parks is offering health and wellness programs for those 55 years and older. Central Community Center at Centennial Park, 1028 E. 6th St., and there are more classes to come. For more information, call 596-1444, or go to TulsaParks.org.

DINING & DISCUSSION

Fridays. Share a potluck dinner and discuss the state of the world with other peace-minded people. Bring $5 or a side dish/dessert. Peace House, 306 S. Phoenix, 231-2514.

FREE POKER

Mon & Tues. 7 & 10pm. Beer Hunter Pub & Grill, 1205 New Sapulpa Rd.

FRIENDS COFFEE HOUSE

First Sat of every month. 7pm Christ United Methodist Church, 3515 S. Harvard. A variety of performers that include guitar, singing, poetry, comedy, etc. All are welcome. If interested in performing call 743-8771.

HAFLA CELEBRATION

1st Wed. of every month. 7:30pm. Dancing, drummers, potluck feast. Call for more info Christy 284-7012 or Star 437-2020.

HAPPINESS HOUR

5pm. Social hour to meet others who are committed to the path of peace. Peace House, 306 S. Phoenix, 231-2514.

MIDNITE SUSHI

Fri. & Sat. until 2am with original live music Tsunami Sushi, Riverwalk Crossing 298-5200

NIGHTLY EVENTS

Including Pizza Night, Hot Truck Night, Gaming Day, Soap Box, Hot Bike Night and Movie Night. Call for details. Onegroup Internet Café and Gourmet Coffee Shop, 3116 E. Pine. 835-3882.

OPEN MIC NIGHT

Open to poets, musicians, performers. Not censored, some adult content. Free. Tuesdays, 8-11pm. Gypsy Coffee House, 303 N. Cincinnati, 295-2181.

ROAD RIDERS FOR JESUS

Tulsa Chapter meets the 4th Sat of each month, 1pm at the Village Inn, 5849 S. 49th W. Ave. All people/mototrcycles welcome. 447-8899 or www.roadridersforjesus.org for more info.

ROCK, PAPER SCISSORS TOURNAMENT

Every Friday night at Rehab Lounge, 18th & Boston Sign in at 9pm Compete at 10pm. Trophies awarded weekly

SCRABBLE

Tuesdays, 6-7:30, $1 Fee. Henthorne Community Center, 4825 S. Quaker, 746-5053

SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR INDIAN NATIONS CAMP #3, Seeking new members , contact Carl Fallen, 492-1054 or acfallen@aol.com

T&T CRUISE NIGHT

Hundreds of cars, trucks and motorcycles participate in burn out contests, flame throwing and more. Fun for the whole family. Oak Grove Shopping Center, off Hwy. 51 in Coweta; every Wed. 5pm-sunset; 918-486-3325.

THANKS A MILLION

Money, money, money. Osage Million Dollar Elm Casinos are gearing up to give away a million dollars April 13! Entry guidelines for the grand prize drawing are at milliondollarthanks.com. Call 699-7777 for more. Thru April 13.

TRAPEZE UNIVERSITY

Thu. & Fri., 6:30pm to dusk, Sat. & Sun., 5pm to dusk. $15 for two turns. Riverwalk Crossing, Jenks. For more info call 398-TRAP or go to www.trapezeuniversity.com

TULSA FLEA MARKET

8am-4pm on Saturdays. Free Admission. Exchange Centers II & III at the Tulsa Fairgrounds. Call 744-1386 for more info.

VIDEO GAME TOURNAMENT

Test your skills at Halo 2, Guitar Hero, Soul Calibur, Super Smash Bros and more. 6pm, 2nd Sun. each month. Fun House, RiverWalk Crossing, across the 96th St. Bridge in Jenks. More info at www.okgamers.com.

WACKY WEDNESDAYS

Shop any of the retail shops at RiverWalk Crossing, across the 96th St. Bridge in Jenks, from 11am-3pm Wednesdays, and receive 15% off regular-priced items.

WINE TASTING

Wine Tastings, Tours and Learn the Sip Swirl and Savor of Oklahoma Wines Tue-Sun For info: Www.CabinCreekWine.com.

Music....

Thurs., March 27

DIN DIN AVIV

Israel's Ministry of Culture's 2007 Pop Artist of the Year makes her US debut right here in Tulsa. 7:30 pm. TCC VanTrease PACE, 81st & Hwy. 169. Visit myticketoffice.com for tickets.

Thurs., March 27

DIVERSITY OF AMERICAN INDIAN MUSIC

American Indian music in Oklahoma, including ancient sacred and ceremonial music, Christian hymns, social dance music, and contemporary music such as blues, jazz, pop, country, and rap. For adults and teens. Central Library, 400 Civic Center, 12-1pm. Free and open. Call 596-7977 for more.

March 27-29

THE BLUES BROTHERS

The blend of Eric Martin as Dan Aykroyd and Carmen Romano as the late John Belushi is a perfect mix in recreating the "Blues Brothers." Creek Nation Casino, 1616 E 81st St, 9pm. Call 299-8518 for more.

Fri., March 28

AMERICAN THEATRE ORGAN SOCIETY CONCERT

Featured organist Wally Brown on the mighty theatre pipe organ. Tulsa Technology Center Seminar Center, 4600 S Olive, 7pm. Free and open. Email soonerstateATOS@aol.com for more.

Fri., March 28

PITBULL AND BABY BASH

With openers Play-N-Skillz and Colorblind. Cain's Ballroom, 423 N. Main St. 8pm. $29 adv; $31 day of. Call 584-2306, or go to cainsballroom.com.

Sat., March 29

FIDDLE, BASS, & VOCAL WORKSHOP

Three hour Q&A, workshop sessions with renowned bluegrass musicians Luke Bulla and John Cowan. Fiddle with Luke Bulla at 11am, bass & vocals with John Cowan at 3pm. Tulsa Strings, 4631 E 31st. Contact 794-8440 for more info.

Sat., March 29

JASON BOLAND AND THE STRAGGLERS

Feeling like a little outlaw country? With opener Mama Sweet. Cain's Ballroom, 423 N. Main St. 7pm. $15 adv; $17 day of. Call 584-2306, or go to cainsballroom.com.

Sat., March 29

SOUTH AUSTIN JUG BAND

All Souls Acoustic Coffeehouse, 2952 S. Peoria Ave. 7:30pm. $15; $13 for seniors and students. Call 743-2363, or go to allsoulcoffeehouse.com.

Sun., March 30

GOSPEL CHOIR OF AMERICA EASTER CELEBRATION

Have a hand clapping, foot stomping good time with this energetic group and their celebration of Easter. $10 general, $5 for college students, $3 for high school students, free 12 and under. 5pm. Jazz Depot, 111 E 1st St. upper level. Call 596-1001 or visit okjazz.org for more.

Sun., March 30

LUKE BULLA & JOHN COWAN

Bluegrass, Newgrass, Rockgrass, perhaps some fescue as well. Bring your teeth. Jared Tyler opening. $20. 7pm. The Blank Slate, 230 E 1st St. Call 585-8282 for more.

Sun., March 30

SPLIT LIP RAYFIELD

With opener The Skillbillies. Bob's, Cain's Ballroom second stage, 423 N. Main St. 8pm. $16 adv; $18 day of. Call 584-2306, or go to cainsballroom.com.

Sun., March 30

THE SWITCH

Pop-punk band The Switch is performing at a benefit concert with 3 other bands. Covenant Life Family Worship Center, 9 W 41st St, Sand Springs. Call 246-9933 for more.

Mon., March 31

WAYMAN TISDALE'S MUSICAL CHALLENGE

Six bands competing for the right to tour with and have a CD produced by Wayman Tisdale. The public is encouraged to attend this live recording of the show by Fox 23.$5. Jazz Depot, 111 E 1st St. upper level. Call 596-1001 or visit okjazz.org for more.

Tue., April 1

NOONDAY CONCERT

With organist Richard Jobe. 12:05pm. Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati. 582-4128.

Wed., April 2

BLACK TIDE

Lords of metal Black Tide perform. 7pm. Bob's (Cain's Ballroom's second stage) 423 N Main St. Visit myspace.com/blacktide for more.

Sat., April 5

AN EVENING WITH TSO

Enjoy a night of the masters, Gershwin, Williams, Brahms, and more by Tulsa Symphony Orchestra. 7:30pm. Tulsa PAC, Chapman Music Hall, 110 E 2nd. Call 584-3645 or visit tulsasymphony.org for more.

Mon., April 7

WAYMAN TISDALE'S MUSICAL CHALLENGE

6 bands are competing for the right to tour with and have a CD produced by Wayman Tisdale. The winner will be selected at this final event in the series. The public is encouraged to attend this live recording of the show being recorded by Fox 23.$5. Jazz Depot, 111 E 1st St. upper level. Call 596-1001 or visit okjazz.org for more.

Tue., April 8

100 YEARS OF SYMPHONY NUMBER 5

Free concert featuring Beethoven and other classical greats. 7:30pm. Timko-Barton Performance Hall on the ORU campus, 7777 South Lewis Avenue. Call 495-7501 for more info.

Tue., April 8

NOONDAY CONCERT

With organist Cherie Westcott. 12:05pm. Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati. 582-4128.

Thurs., April 10

ANNUAL THOMAS MATTHEWS MEMORIAL CONCERT

Organ recital by Clive Driscoll-Smith. 7:30pm. Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati. 582-4128.

Sat., April 12

TULSA ORATORIO CHORUS

Presents the music of Leonard Bernstein and Arthur Honegger. 8pm in the Chapman Music Hall of the Tulsa Performing Arts Center, 110 E. 2nd St. $20. 596-7111 for tickets.

Tue., April 15

NOONDAY CONCERT

With organist Jean Farris Fuller. 12:05pm. Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati. 582-4128.

Tue., April 22

3 DOORS DOWN

Leave your kryptonite at home and come rock out with 3 Doors Down with Chevelle, 12 Stones and Red opening. $35.00 or $39.50. 7pm. Brady Theater, 105 W Brady. Tickets by phone at 866-443-8849, available at Reasor's and Starship or online at gettix.net.

Tue., April 22

NOONDAY CONCERT

Tulsa Opera preview of "The Magic Flute." 12:05pm. Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati. 582-4128.

Tue., April 29

NOONDAY CONCERT

University of Tulsa Chorale. 12:05pm. Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati. 582-4128.

Sat., May 3

AMERICAN ACOUSTIC MUSIC

"Dry Branch Fire Squad: An Institution in American Acoustic Music" at the NSU Center for the Performing Arts, Tahlequah, 7:30pm. To purchase tickets, contact the NSU Box Office at (918) 458-2078.

Tue., May 6

NOONDAY CONCERT

With pianist Barbara Geary. 12:05pm. Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati. 582-4128.

Tue., May 13

NOONDAY CONCERT

With organist Rebecca te Velde. 12:05pm. Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati. 582-4128.

Tue., May 20

NOONDAY CONCERT

With French hornist Michelle Exley Johnson. 12:05pm. Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati. 582-4128.

Tue., May 27

NOONDAY CONCERT

Preview of Light Opera Oklahoma. 12:05pm. Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati. 582-4128.

May 30-31

TULSA BOY SINGERS

Directed by Casey Cantwell. 7:30pm. Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati. 582-4128.

Ongoing

COPPERTONES:

A NIGHT OF JAZZ

2nd & 4th Thur. of every month; Price Tower Arts Center, 510 S. Dewey Ave., Bartlesville; no cover charge; drinks, dinner and dessert available; 918-336-4949, www.pricetower.org.

NOONDAY CONCERTS AT TRINITY

Local and regional musicians and singers being a little delight to your lunch hour. Tuesdays, 12:05-12:35pm at Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati, 582-4128.

PERCUSSION CIRCLE

1st Thurs. Free & Open circle. Gypsy Coffee House, 303 N. Cincinnati. 6:30pm. More info at oklapha@gmail.com.

SINGERS & SONGWRITERS

Free music from local and national acts. Sat & Sun. 2-6pm. Grape Ranch, Okemah, graperanch.com (918) 623-2250.

TULSA BOYS SINGERS

Tulsa Boy Singers, founded in 1948 meets at Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati every Mon & Thurs at 4:30pm . Ages 8-18. 585-BOYS.

WORLD RHYTHM EXPERIENCE: A DRUM CLASS

With Michael Back. Wednesdays 7:15-9pm. Living Arts of Tulsa, 308 S. Kenosha. Call 585-1234.

Poetry/

Writing...

Ongoing

ADULT WRITERS GROUP

Get your creative juices flowing and share your words with others. Have a chance to perform them on stage later. Free. Wednesdays, 5:30pm. Heller Theatre, 5328 S. Wheeling, 746-5065.

OPEN MIC NIGHT

Every Tues., 8pm, Gypsy Coffee House, 303 N.

Cincinnati Ave., 295-2181.

POETRY RECITATION CONTEST

This year's competition is open to all high school students statewide, materials are provided for participation schools. Go to poetryoutloud.org or call 405-235-0280.

TULSA NIGHTWRITERS

3rd Tues every month, 7:00 to 9:00pm at the Allee Beth Martin East Regional Library, 2601 S. Garnett

TULSA WRITERS CAFE

Impromptu creative writing, critique and development of craft, 2nd & 4th Wed of every month. Harwelden, 2210 S. Main, 7-9pm, 746-7629.

Singles...

Sat., March 29

PHOENIX DANCE

Whisky Bent performs while you shake what your momma gave ya. Free childcare until 10pm Adults only at the dance. $7. 8-11pm. Christ United Methodist Church, 3515 S Harvard. Visit phoenix-singles.org for more.

Sat., April 5

THE LOVE PROJECT 2008

Presented by Engage Life Success Coaching, this event is designed to help single people find love in 2008. Visit engagelifecoaching.com or call 299-2778 for more.

Ongoing

CHRISTIAN SINGLES

Every Sunday single activities with other Christian singles. Worship, bible studies, Sunday School, dances, volleyball, dance lessons, Christ Methodist Church, 3515 S. Harvard Ave, 9am, 747-8601.

SINGLE MINGLE

Share some pie, coffee, fellowship, conversation and friendship; Christ United Methodist Chruch Activity Center, 35th St. & Harvard; 8pm; every Wed.

TLC: SINGLES SUPPORT GROUP

Christ United Methodist Church, 3515 S. Harvard Ave. Room 132, Tues., 7-8:30PM. Free child-care with advance reservations, call 747-8601.

Spiritual...

April 19-20

DIVORCE ADJUSTMENT WORKSHOP

Sponsored by the Phoenix Singles group at Christ United Methodist Church, 3515 S. Harvard. $20. Limited scholarships available. For more, visit www.phoenix-singles.org.

May 3-4

WIDOW & WIDOWER WORKSHOP

Sponsored by the Phoenix Singles group at Christ United Methodist Church, 3515 S. Harvard. $35. Limited scholarships available. For more, visit www.phoenix-singles.org.

Ongoing

ADULT CHRISTIAN DANCE

Dance lessions, refreshments, and a variety of music, singles and couples are welcome, $6 per person, 8pm-11:30pm, every last Saturday of the month, Faith United Methodist Church, 7431 E. 91st St.

ALTERNATIVE SUNDAY SCHOOL AND DRUM

CIRCLE

Guilt free Sunday fun for kids on a spiritual journey, Harmony Church, 9022 E. 31st, Sunday School 11am, Drum Circle 12:15pm, 665-0607, www.harmonytulsa.com.

ARABIC CELEBRATIONS

Sundays, 6:30pm. Church at Battle Creek (W9), 3025 N. Aspen, BA. For more info, visit myspace.com/crossneckband.

CATECHETICAL CERTIFICATION

Church of the Madalene, 3188 E. 22nd St.; 2nd & 4th Sat. of each month; 9am-1pm; $6 for each module; must register one week befor the scheduled module; www.dioceseoftulsa.org., 294-1904.

CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Please join us Sundays, 9:15 breakfast, fellowship, and music. 10:30 Sunday school, 11:45 contemporary worship, 35th Harvard.

EKKLESIA-THE GATHERING

No pews, no passing the plate, no perfect people. 10am Sundays. Equality Center, 621 E. 4th, 743-4297.

MEDITATION TECHNIQUES

Learn the seven basic techniques of meditation. 6:30-8:30pm Wednesdays. Free. Healing Therapies and Wellness Center, 3540 E. 31st St. 850-2302. Thru March 26.

MUSLIM MID-DAY PRAYERS

2pm on Fridays, on the Communal Day of Prayer. If you are non-Muslim but are interested in visiting the mosque or watching the prayers, call 851-2428. Muslim Student Association at TU, 4th & Florence.

PASTORAL STUDIES INSTITUTE

Interested in a college degree in theology? Need a few general electives or humanities electies in your current degree program? Call the Pastoral Studies Institute for more information, 294-1904, ext. 141 or psi@dioceseoftulsa.org. The full PSI spring schedule is available at www.dioceseoftulsa.org.

RACHEL'S VINEYARD RETREATS

Catholic Charities invites anyone who suffers for the pain of an abortion to attend this confidential retreat. One need not be Catholic to attend. The next retreat starts soon. For more information contact the Catholic Charities, 585-8167, ext. 212, 877-HOPE-4-ME or www.rachelsvineyard.org.

SATURDAY NIGHTS AT ROLLING STONE CHURCH

6-7pm, The night is still young if you have plans afterward. Refill worship 7:30pm. 1-hour event including eats, music & friends. People from all walks of life are welcomewww.rollingstonechurch.com, 918-402-5720, 1/4 mile east of 31st & Garnett

SPIRITUAL GATHERING FOR PEACE

A time for peace-makers to strengthen their spiritual resolve. Open to all faiths. Every Saturday, 6:00pm. Peace House of Tulsa, 306 S. Phoenix, 231-2514.

VERITAS/THEOLOGY CLASS

Sun. 9:30am. Beams of Light Family Church, 1724 S. Harvard.

WORSHIP WITH NUMA

Ministry in the power of the spirit. Sundays, 10am. 1 blk. West of Memorial on 71st at Thoreau Demonstration Academy. More info at www.numaministreis.com

Sports...

Thurs., March 27

ORU BASEBALL

Oral Roberts University vs. BYU. J.L. Johnson Stadium on campus at ORU, 3pm. Go to orugoldeneagles.com for more.

Thurs., March 27

TU MEN'S TENNIS

University of Tulsa vs. Memphis on campus at TU. Starts at 5pm. Go to utulsa.edu for more.

Fri., March 28

ORU BASEBALL

Oral Roberts University vs. BYU. J.L. Johnson Stadium on campus at ORU, 7pm. Go to orugoldeneagles.com for more.

Sat., March 29

ORU BASEBALL

Oral Roberts University vs. BYU. J.L. Johnson Stadium on campus at ORU, 2pm. Go to orugoldeneagles.com for more.

Sat., March 29

TU MEN'S TENNIS

University of Tulsa vs. Hawai'i on campus at TU. Starts at 1pm. Go to utulsa.edu for more.

Sat., March 29

TU SOFTBALL

University of Tulsa vs. East Carolina. Hardesty complex on campus at TU, Game one at 1pm. Game two at 3:30pm. Go to utulsa.edu for more.

Sat., March 29

TU WOMEN'S TENNIS

University of Tulsa vs. South Alabama on campus at TU. 10am. Go to utulsa.edu for more.

Sat., March 29

TULSA TALONS

Tulsa Talons vs. Amarillo Dusters. Tulsa Convention Center, 100 Civic Ctr, 7pm. Tickets range from $10-$50. Call 294-1000 or go to tulsatalons.com for more.

Sun., March 30

TU SOFTBALL

University of Tulsa vs. East Carolina. Hardesty complex on campus at TU, 12pm. Go to utulsa.edu for more.

Thurs., April 3

TULSA 66ERS

Tulsa 66ers vs. Colorado at 11am. Expo Square Pavilion, 1701 S. Louisville. Go to expoaquare.com for more.

Sat., April 5

I CAN 5K

Run with the idea that you can have a positive impact on your community. All proceeds go to Kendall Whittier, Inc. Begin at 9am on the University of Tulsa campus. E-mail kara-shull@utulsa.edu for more.

Sat., April 5

TULSA 66ERS

Tulsa 66ers vs. Albuquerque at 7pm. Expo Square Pavilion, 1701 S. Louisville. Go to expoaquare.com for more.

Sun., April 6

TU MEN'S TENNIS

University of Tulsa vs. Notre Dame on campus at TU. Starts at noon. Go to utulsa.edu for more.

Sun., April 6

TU WOMEN'S TENNIS

University of Tulsa vs. North Texas on campus at TU. 11am. Go to utulsa.edu for more.

Sun., April 6

TULSA 66ERS

Tulsa 66ers vs. Idaho at 3pm. Expo Square Pavilion, 1701 S. Louisville. Go to expoaquare.com for more.

Wed., April 9

TU MEN'S TENNIS

University of Tulsa vs. Oklahoma State on campus at TU. Starts at 5pm. Go to utulsa.edu for more.

Sat., April 12

FIRST ANNUAL GRAPPLING TOURNAMENT

Why punch and kick when you can grapple? Trophies and medals will be awarded to top grapplers. Pre-registration by April 1, $30. $35 registration, $5 for spectators. Weigh-ins 8-9am. Adams Muay Thai, 4107 S. 72nd E. Ave. Call 488-0707 or visit www.adamsmuaythai.com for more.

Sat., April 12

TU MEN'S TENNIS

University of Tulsa vs. SMU on campus at TU. Starts at 1pm. Go to utulsa.edu for more.

Sat., May 10

HERSHEY'S TRACK AND FIELD GAMES

For youths 9-14 years old. Competition includes a variety of traditional track and field games. Athletes must register by May 7. No on-site registration. East Central High School, 12150 E 11th, 9am. Free admission but a legal birth document is required at competition. Call 596-2527 or go to tulsaparks.org for more.

May 16-26

TU MEN'S TENNIS

University of Tulsa NCAA Championships on campus at TU. All Day. Go to utulsa.edu for more.

Ongoing

YOUTH RUGBY

ADULT BASEBALL LEAGUE

Tulsa Metro Baseball Association is looking for adults 21+ to join one of twelve area teams. For more info, check out www.metrotulsabseball.org.

FLAG FOOTBALL

Sat. mornings, Friendly limited contact game for players 25 and older. E-mail football@jwmweb.com.

GREEN COUNTRY ROLLER GIRLS

GCRG is looking for women & men interested in joining the league. Looking for skaters, refs, coaches, announcers, volunteers of any kind, and sponsors. Check out www.greencountryrollergirls.com www.myspace.com/greencountryrollergirls.

HALLETT MOTOR RACING CIRCUIT

Racing events ranging from vintage cars, SCCA, COMMA to motorcycles and more. Check out www.hallettracing.net or call Hallett Track Office 918-583-1134 for more information. Track location: 59901 E. 55 Road, Jennings, OK (Take HWY 51 to 412 and exit immediately after Turnpike Toll Booth)

HAVE A BALL!

Tulsa Parks announced their Fall Adult Sports Leagues consisting of Women's Flag Football, Volleyball, Men's & Women's Basketball, and Dodgeball. Each league has games lasting 2-3 months. Visit the Tulsa Parks website at www.TulsaParks.org, or call 596-2526 for information.

MEN'S PICK-UP BASKETBALL

The Glenpool/Jenks Recreation Center, 13800 S. Peoria, has men's pick-up basketball on Mon. and Wed., 6-9pm. 18 or older to play. For more information regarding these leagues please contact the center at 746-3780.

MUAY THAI

+ boxing & grappling. The ultimate workout with devastating power. Adams Muay Thai, 4107 S. 72nd E. Ave. Call 488-0707 for more info & schedules.

SUNDAY SKATE JAM

Sundays, 7-11pm, 401 Broadway Ct., Sand Springs. 241-2272 for more information.

VINTAGE BASEBALL

Want to play base ball the way it used to be? Seeking individuals 18+ who are interested in playing using 19th century rules/equipment--no gloves! Interested ballists contact Joshua at 749.6001.

WOMEN'S PICK-UP BASKETBALL

The Glenpool/Jenks Recreation Center, 13800 S. Peoria, has women's pick-up basketball on Thurs., 7-9pm and you must be 18 or older to play. For more information regarding this league please contact the center at 746-3780.

Theater/

Dance...

March 28-30

IN BLACK

This triple-bill program includes three contemporary pieces: "Black Cake," "Remansos" and an as yet unnamed world premiere by choreographer Luciano Cannito. Tulsa Performing Arts Center, 110 E. 2nd St. Mar. 28-29 at 8pm.; Mar. 30 at 3pm. $15-$80. Call 596-7144, or go to tulsapac.com.

March 28-29

MISS NELSON HAS A FIELD DAY

Miss Nelson and Viola Swamp are at it again in this musical romp of schoolhouse humor.

Tulsa Performing Arts Center, 110 E. 2nd St. Mar. 28 at 7pm.; Mar. 29 at 11am. $4 for morning performances; $7-$8 for evening and Saturday performances. Call 596-7144, or go to tulsapac.com.

April 3-6

THE PHYSICISTS

Friedrich Durrenmatt's play about 3 men in an insane asylum who think they are nuclear physicists will be directed by ORU newcomer Chris Martin. $5. 8pm for April 3-5, 2pm for April 6. Howard Auditorium, 7777 South Lewis Avenue. Call the box office 495-6154 for more.

April 4-6, 10-12

LOVE, SEX AND THE IRS

A wild farce with twists of fate, sight gags, mistaken identities and comedic dialogue presented by Theatre Tulsa. 2pm and 8pm in the Liddy Doenges Theater of the Tulsa PAC, 2nd & Cincinnati. www.tulsapac.com for tickets and info.

Tue., April 8

NIGHTINGALE

Lynn Redgrave's one-woman play, loosely based on stories of her grandmother. 7pm in the Chapman Music Hall of the Tulsa PAC, 110 E. 2nd St. $30 at 596-7111 or www.tulsapac.com.

Thurs., April 10

TAPESTRY DANCE COMPANY

"The Souls of Our Feet" at the NSU Center for the Performing Art. To purchase tickets, contact the NSU Box Office at (918) 458-2078.

April 17-20, 24-27

CARNIVAL

Lili is enchanted by a run-down Parisian carnival. Kendall Hall, TU campus, 600 South College. 631-2567 for tix and info.

April 17-19

AN EVENING OF DANCE

ORU is celebrating the one year anniversary of their dance program. Dancing students and teachers alike will take the stage to close the 2007-2008 dance season. $5. 8pm. Howard Auditorium, 7777 South Lewis Avenue. Call 495-6154 for tickets.

April 17-19

ROUND UP 2008

"Can-Can if You Can-Cain," Will Rogers High School's annual student directed and choreographed production. 7pm. 3909 E. 5th Place. 833-9080 for more.

April 17-19, 24-26

THE TEMPEST

RSU presents this unique interpretation of a classic. Shakespeare's final play will be presented as a radio drama heralding back to the days of Orson Welles. $5. 7:07pm. Will Rogers Auditorium, 1701 W. Will Rogers Blvd. RSU campus in Claremore.

May 16-18, 22-24

SHE LOVES ME

This one promises to be a heartwarming, nostalgic romantic comedy. If you like that sort of thing. Presented by Theatre Tulsa at 2pm and 8pm in the Williams Theater of the Tulsa PAC, 2nd & Cincinnati. www.tulsapac.com for tickets and info.

Ongoing

THE DRUNKARD & THE OLIO

Running since 1953, this Tulsa tradition remains one of the best things to do on a Saturday night. Fun for the whole family. Sing-a-long starts at 7:30, curtain at 7:45pm. $12/adults, $10/seniors, $5/kids. Call 587-5030 early in the week to reserve your spot at the Spotlight Theatre. 1382 Riverside Dr.

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