“Tawlét is my life: a cooperative-style kitchen where producers from the market cook home-style lunches. Lebanese people may not share religion or politics, we may come from the city or country, we may have money or not, but we can all sharekebbeh [a traditional dish made with bulgur]."—Kamal Mouzawak See all of Kamal Mouzawak’s favorite places in Beirut.
Greenwood Historic District covers a 35-block radius.
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Crosslin Smith, a Cherokee traditionalist.
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The Gathering Place offers free boat rentals to visitors.
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The Tulsa Symphony Orchestra at a prepandemic performance.
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The Black Wall Street mural outside the Greenwood Cultural Center.
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The Boxyard was inspired by a similar London-based project.
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Outside the Woody Guthrie Center, which holds the artist’s archives
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The Philbrook Museum has one of the finest art collections in North America.
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The Gilcrease Museum has one of the most comprehensive collections about the history of North America.
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A mural at Mother Road Market, Tulsa’s first food hall
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Marshall Brewing was the first craft beer brewery in Tulsa.
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Work from Black Moon artists exhibited at Living Arts Tulsa
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The Philbrook Museum of Art is housed in the former home of Oklahoma oil pioneer Waite Phillips and his wife, Genevieve.
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Customers at Tawlet restaurant in Beirut
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Tawlét, Beirut, Lebanon
“Tawlét is my life: a cooperative-style kitchen where producers from the market cook home-style lunches. Lebanese people may not share religion or politics, we may come from the city or country, we may have money or not, but we can all sharekebbeh [a traditional dish made with bulgur]."—Kamal Mouzawak See all of Kamal Mouzawak’s favorite places in Beirut.
