8 mentions on Trippy
Here's what Trippy members say about Philbrook Museum of Art:
"Head to Tulsa for the Philbrook Museum of Art, Gilcrease Museum and Buck Atom's Space Cowboy on the historic Route 66." See More
"Turkey Mountain for hiking, Philbrook Museum of Art, Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium, Blue Dome District" See More
"Philbrook Museum of Art is inexpensive and even free (on the 1st Saturday for BOA members and 2nd Saturday for everyone)." See More
"then the Philbrook Museum of Art will give you free admission." See More
"Philbrook Museum of Art has free entrance on the 2nd Saturday of the month." See More
"When you're in Tulsa, make sure you stop by the Philbrook Museum of Art, and spend some time in the Brady District downtown, you never know what'll happen." See More
"Gathering Place that overlooks riverwalk. Huge park with free events, several different playgrounds, food vendors, canoe rentals, beautiful nature trails & scenery. Amazing structures and educational play like I've never seen. Always very clean and safe for any age! Riverwalk also has Oklahoma Aquarium, live music, restaurants, playgrounds, splash pads etc... Tulsa Zoo is a nice visit inside Mohawk Park. Park also offers private picnic areas, playgrounds, splash pad, trails, Oxley Nature Center, fishing etc...Downtown Blue Dome District is hot spot for variety of night life fun! Drillers stadium for baseball, Oilers hockey, Dave & Buster's for fun adult arcade games, food and drinks! 2 trampoline parks, Guthrie Green, BOK Center for events, Tulsa Farmers' Market, Bob Dylan Center, Philbrook Museum of Art and gardens, Admiral Twin Drive-In movie theater ....gosh, lots & lots! I've lived in Tulsa my whole 38 years and we've really come a long way!"
"Gathering Place - free, biggest best park in the country, Discovery Lab - marvelous kids museum across the street, Philbrook Museum of Art, Woody Guthrie Center, The Outsiders House Museum, Turkey Mountain hiking trails, Tulsa Spotlight Theatre, The Drunkard & The Olio - longest running melodrama on every Sat eve, historical"