So Easter’s coming up and personally all that means to me is easter eggs. Here’s a list of Easter Egg hunts in ze area for the kiddos. Tulsa Zoo, 6421 E. 36th St. North. Starts at 8 am. Kids ages 12 and under welcome. $5 per person. Call 918-669-6600 for more info. Woodland Hills Mall, 7021 S. Memorial Drive. 8-10 am. Free for Kidgits Club Members, cost is $5 to sign up. Hunter-Dwelley Stadium, 205 East B St., Jenks. Starts at 10 am. Kids 6th grade and under. Call 918-299-3366 for more info.

So Easter’s coming up and personally all that means to me is easter eggs. Here’s a list of Easter Egg hunts in ze area for the kiddos.

Tulsa Zoo, 6421 E. 36th St. North. Starts at 8 am. Kids ages 12 and under welcome. $5 per person. Call 918-669-6600 for more info.

Woodland Hills Mall, 7021 S. Memorial Drive. 8-10 am. Free for Kidgits Club Members, cost is $5 to sign up.

Hunter-Dwelley Stadium, 205 East B St., Jenks. Starts at 10 am. Kids 6th grade and under. Call 918-299-3366 for more info.

Taylor Hanson by emilyonasunday on Flickr.

Taylor Hanson by emilyonasunday on Flickr.

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Free Tulsa 2012 is happening like basically right now! There was a night of fun-loving sweaty sexy live music last night and there will be again TONIGHT. LIKE IN A FEW HOURS. You should go see Broncho or Sonic Violence or Skating Polly.  Schedules can be found at the Free Tulsa website, shows start at 6 on various stages located throughout the Blue Dome District. Also, if you grab a copy of This Land, I believe schedules are tucked inside this last issue. Various fattening fair foods can be purchased at booths around the area, but you can dine at Joe Momma’s or The Blue Dome Diner, or really various other effing tasty places in the area. Check it out. 

Free Tulsa 2012 is happening like basically right now! There was a night of fun-loving sweaty sexy live music last night and there will be again TONIGHT. LIKE IN A FEW HOURS. You should go see Broncho or Sonic Violence or Skating Polly.  Schedules can be found at the Free Tulsa website, shows start at 6 on various stages located throughout the Blue Dome District. Also, if you grab a copy of This Land, I believe schedules are tucked inside this last issue. Various fattening fair foods can be purchased at booths around the area, but you can dine at Joe Momma’s or The Blue Dome Diner, or really various other effing tasty places in the area. Check it out. 

It’s a paper model of downtown Tulsa created by Russian scale model maker Llia “Russian Sam” Shvetson of Priladojsky, Russia. Scale 1:2000. 2463 parts. 970 trees.

It’s a paper model of downtown Tulsa created by Russian scale model maker Llia “Russian Sam” Shvetson of Priladojsky, Russia. Scale 1:2000. 2463 parts. 970 trees.


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Hey also, there’s a new vinyl store in town, kind of tucked in a random-as-shit part of downtown where there’s some construction occurring at the moment, and if you’re not looking real close you’ll probably drive right past it. It’s called The Vinyl Countdown (like Europe’s Final Countdown, geddit?) and at the moment it’s definitely still growing. I checked it out a couple weekends ago and the stock seemed to consist mostly of the newest albums by newish bands. So that’s hip, or something. I saw some Bon Iver, some Animal Collective, a little M83, some Tegan and Sara, of Montreal, The Horrors, some Girls, and a little bit of other stuff. I’m pretty sure you won’t find any used records there for the moment. So definitely not any vintage gems, or whatever one might call them. Also, the manager is pretty chatty. I got a Toro Y Moi record and check out took 15 minutes. So just. Bear that in mind.

Hey also, there’s a new vinyl store in town, kind of tucked in a random-as-shit part of downtown where there’s some construction occurring at the moment, and if you’re not looking real close you’ll probably drive right past it. It’s called The Vinyl Countdown (like Europe’s Final Countdown, geddit?) and at the moment it’s definitely still growing. I checked it out a couple weekends ago and the stock seemed to consist mostly of the newest albums by newish bands. So that’s hip, or something. I saw some Bon Iver, some Animal Collective, a little M83, some Tegan and Sara, of Montreal, The Horrors, some Girls, and a little bit of other stuff. I’m pretty sure you won’t find any used records there for the moment. So definitely not any vintage gems, or whatever one might call them. Also, the manager is pretty chatty. I got a Toro Y Moi record and check out took 15 minutes. So just. Bear that in mind.

Shake and bake that shit.

I just read on This Land that Oklahoma City is the “taser death capital of the United States”

I laughed.

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