Harvard Sports Bar & Grill features large screen televisions for watching sports. Apart from pleasing sport fans, Harvard Sports Bar & Grill also makes sure fans of live classic Rock, Blues, Country, R&B music do not leave dissatisfied.The spacious bar hosts several live performances by well known artists and bands. These include David Dover, Scott Elison Band, Snapdragon and others, to name a few. It also offers American burgers and bar food to cater to the patrons' needs.

Elephant Run Restaurant and Club is a wonderful establishment that caters to the entertainment quotient of Tulsa, for it never lets it go down. Be it the casual fare, fabulous drinks, live music, DJ's or the Run Girls, the restaurant has it all or simply all that, it requires to make it a complete entertainment hub. Every night here has a special event, if its Ladies night today, then Karaoke, or DJ nights tomorrow. Hence to soak in the fun to the fullest, find out the events at the club, as for the food and drink, they are always there to keep company.

Housed in Brookside, Crow Creek Tavern is the best place to enjoy grilled delicacies with equally delicious libations. The food is traditional American while the bar serves a fine selection of wine and beer. And for those who can't get enough at the bar, they may enjoy the beer on tap. The interiors are simplistic and sports two large screens for live sports. Apart from this, the restaurant also presents live acts by local and upcoming artists.

This popular restaurant brings the taste of New Orleans to the historic Cherry Street district of Tulsa. A dark brick interior, white formal linens and live music on the weekends make this a great spot for a date or an evening on the town, whether formal or casual. Cajun-style steaks, seafood and pasta are the main fare here, including Blackened Snapper and Crawfish Fettucini Alfredeaux. The fried alligator is a popular appetizer. Full wine and bar service is available. Also located at 81st and Lewis in south Tulsa.

A theater that has been a part of the city's culture-scape for several decades, albeit under different names, the Tulsa Little Theatre has risen to retain its role of a prominent culture and arts space in the city. The 1930s decor has been preserved, but the theater itself has been technologically upgraded to become a premier venue. See the website or call to know more.

One of the popular spots in the city for live music and good drinks, Reverb is a club-cum-music-venue. Though located away from the bustling city center, Reverb is quite popular in the music circles of the city because of the bands that come here to perform, as well as its special nights, like Synthetic Sundays. Do drop by on a weekend and have a blast at the Reverb.

This place is a favorite dining spot for out-of-towners. White tablecloths and fine artwork on the walls help provide an upscale atmosphere perfect for business meals or a date. Bodean's greatest attraction is its wide selection of fresh fish, more than 30 varieties shipped in twice a day. Bodean also operates a fish market adjacent to the restaurant, as well as a wholesale distributorship to most of Tulsa's other restaurants offering fresh seafood.

A very simple neighborhood bar, Fishbonz has nothing much to offer but for the libations at the bar. However the crowd and the live music makes it worth while here. The gigs are performed by popular local bands and at times even touring artists. A great place to be it you are around, the friendly crowd and happening music is definitely a big draw.

'The Marquee' is a great place to spend some musical time with your near and dear ones. Drive down and get entertained by musical shows, concerts, dance performances and much more. And for all you theatre buffs, the place also holds some acts and plays. Do check this place out.

The Tulsa Convention Center is the largest convention center in Oklahoma and hosts a number of local, regional and national conventions, meetings and seminars. It contains 227,000 square-feet of exhibit and meeting space, a 102,600 square-foot, column-free Exhibit Hall, an 8,900-seat Arena, 23 meeting and banquet rooms and a 20,000 square-foot Conference Hall with walls that easily convert to seven separate meeting rooms. The Tulsa Convention Center and its award-winning staff can serve any of your meeting needs. There's plenty of visitor information available here to discover Tulsa's varied attractions and unique culture.