November 5, 2009

A blog?

If you’ve read the “Introduction” article from this month’s issue (you should) you already know that I specifically said there that The Tulsa Project is not a blog. And you’d be right to point that out. The Tulsa Project is a monthly online magazine.

Having said that, we realize there are certain stories, events, and updates that are a little more…timely than that. If we find out about some fantastic event we think you should attend next week, we obviously can’t wait another month to tell you about it. The blog will also give us a place to let you know what we’ve been working on, and more importantly, what you think about it. All posts on this blog are open for comments, and we encourage you to do so. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: The Tulsa Project is all about you.

Thanks for reading, and we look forward to hearing from you!

November 3, 2009
Photos: Autumn in Tulsa - The Tulsa Project
Photos from this month’s photo section. The one above courtesy of Rachel.

Photos: Autumn in Tulsa - The Tulsa Project

Photos from this month’s photo section. The one above courtesy of Rachel.

October 25, 2009
The Brady Arts Festival
A day of art, music and Halloween festivities in the Brady Arts District October 31st, 2009. Visit lamok.org and arockyhalloween.com for more information.

The Brady Arts Festival

A day of art, music and Halloween festivities in the Brady Arts District October 31st, 2009. Visit lamok.org and arockyhalloween.com for more information.

October 7, 2009
CHiT|CHaT: Multi-disciplinary artists speak

Organized by AIA Eastern Oklahoma’s Young Architects Forum, CHiT|CHaT is a collaborative event where nine artists and design professionals discuss their creations and hone their presentation skills in a lively format consisting of 20 slides x  20 seconds each = 6 minutes, 40 seconds per presentation.

CHiT|CHaT: Multi-disciplinary artists speak

Organized by AIA Eastern Oklahoma’s Young Architects Forum, CHiT|CHaT is a collaborative event where nine artists and design professionals discuss their creations and hone their presentation skills in a lively format consisting of 20 slides x  20 seconds each = 6 minutes, 40 seconds per presentation.

September 28, 2009
Summer may be over, but don’t fret. Issue one is on the way, and should hit the net November 1st, 2009.
Check this page for updates, information, and sneak peaks at our inaugural issue.
(photo via Michael J. Champlin)

Summer may be over, but don’t fret. Issue one is on the way, and should hit the net November 1st, 2009.

Check this page for updates, information, and sneak peaks at our inaugural issue.

(photo via Michael J. Champlin)

June 1, 2009
Ira Glass at congregation b’nai emunah in Tulsa Sunday night! His talk was awesome, funny and inspirational.
(photo via nash.zach)

Ira Glass at congregation b’nai emunah in Tulsa Sunday night! His talk was awesome, funny and inspirational.

(photo via nash.zach)

April 15, 2009
Tulsa World: BOK Center ranked second in the U.S. in first-quarter ticket sales

Such great news. It’s also ranked 9th worldwide for 1st-quarter ticket sales.

April 2, 2009
Add your photos to the Tulsa Project photo pool on flickr to have them featured on the site.
(photo via Connor B. Wingfield)

Add your photos to the Tulsa Project photo pool on flickr to have them featured on the site.

(photo via Connor B. Wingfield)

March 31, 2009

Submit your photos!

If you have photos you’d like featured on the Tulsa Project blog, simply add them to the Tulsa Project Flickr group!

March 26, 2009
Images released of the new design for ONEOK field downtown. check out the entire set.Awesome to see good things happening in the Brady district.
ONEOK Field (via sgrizzle)

Images released of the new design for ONEOK field downtown. check out the entire set.

Awesome to see good things happening in the Brady district.

ONEOK Field (via sgrizzle)