March 4-7, 2020

DOWNTOWN ATTRACTIONS

Guthrie Green Boxyard Dust Bowl

BOXYARD Retail and restaurantswww.tulsaboxyard.com

GUTHRIE GREEN Urban park and event spacewww.guthriegreen.com

PHILBROOK DOWNTOWN Museumwww.philbrook.org

WOODY GUTHRIE CENTER Museumwww.woodyguthriecenter.com

108 CONTEMPORARY Art gallerywww.108contemporary.org

AHHA TULSA Art gallerywww.ahhatulsa.org

WHISKEY 918 Country dance hall and saloonwww.facebook.com/Whiskey918

DUST BOWL Bowling Alley/Loungewww.dustbowlok.com/tulsa

TULSA ARTS DISTRICT www.thetulsaartsdistrict.orgOne of the most historic sections of Tulsa, this district is home to art galleries, shops, restaurants, nightclubs and historic entertainment venues. This district hosts one of the best free entertainment events in Tulsa, the First Friday Art Crawl.

BLUE DOME DISTRICT www.bluedomedistrict.comA center for Tulsa nightlife, this district serves the young-at-heart crowd attracted to pubs, restaurants, clubs, and the live music scene. The Blue Dome District also has a bowling alley, outdoor gear stores, and locally-owned retailers.

Downtown urban space Guthrie Green is popular for its regular schedule of free events open to the public. These events include fitness classes five days a week, food trucks every Wednesday, movie screenings Thursday evenings, and concerts on Sunday afternoons.

Be sure to catch the Tulsa Arts District’s signature event, the First Friday Art Crawl. This monthly event features the District’s galleries, studios, museums and shops as well as live music at Guthrie Green and street performances.

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Hotel amenities and features include:• 444 recently renovated guest-

rooms with luxurious suites

• Courtesy shuttle for airport transportation

• Complimentary high-speed WiFi internet access

• On-site fine dining restaurant and lounge Daily Grill

• Topeca Coffee Shop

• 24-hour fitness center & business center

• Indoor/outdoor rooftop swimming pool and sundeck

• Ihloff Salon and Day Spa

HEADQUARTER HOTELHyatt Regency Tulsa100 E 2nd Street, Tulsa, OK 74103918.234.1234www.hyattregencytulsa.com IDEC Rate: $139

Gathering Place

Guthrie Green

Hyatt Regency Tulsa is located in the heart of downtown Tulsa’s vibrant entertainment and cultural districts, and is only eight miles from Tulsa International Airport and just a few walking blocks from the Cox Business Center, BOK Center and more than 50 restau-rants and bars.

Located in the heart of Tulsa’s Arts District, this industrial square block was transformed from an old freight yard to a community town square to celebrate the performing arts.Downtown urban space Guthrie Green is popular for its regular schedule of free events open to the public. These events include fit-ness classes, food trucks events, movie screenings, and concerts.Be sure to catch the Tulsa Arts District’s signature event, the First Friday Art Crawl. This monthly event features the District’s galler-ies, studios, museums and shops as well as live music at Guthrie Green and street performances.

Tulsa’s newest attraction, Gathering Place, was recently named USA Today’s “Best New Attraction.”Tulsa’s new riverfront park Gathering Place is the result of the largest private contribution to a city in US history. The resulting $465 million public park was created to draw everyone together by providing a place to gather and play, free of cost. Gathering Place has also been featured in The New York Times, Forbes, and Associated Press.The 66-acre park features regular programming, 34 miles of biking and walking trails, a five-acre Adventure Playground, a Boathouse, and dining options. Phase II of the park is in the works, with the new Tulsa Children’s Museum Discovery Lab as its centerpiece.

GETTING HERE IS EASY

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VENTURING OUT

Conveniently located in the center of the country, Tulsa is an easy “drive-in” city for many attendees. For those who prefer to fly, the Tulsa International Airport is an easy 15 minute ride from downtown and offers non-stop flights to 19 cities throughout the country. Tulsans and visitors alike have access to app-based ridesharing services including Uber, Lyft, and TRIDE as well as taxis, Tulsa Transit, and the free weekend downtown trolley. Fun new options for getting around downtown include the bike sharing service, This Machine, and electric scooter rentals through Lime and Bird.

HISTORYAttendees can see the roaring 20s come to life in Tulsa’s historic art deco district. Downtown Tulsa is home to 29 properties that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

ART & CULTURETulsa is home to several museums, including the Philbrook Museum of Art and the Gilcrease Museum. Tulsa also boasts the nationally recognized Tulsa Ballet, Tulsa Opera, and two orchestras.

COMING SOON:OKPOPThe Oklahoma Museum of Popular Culture (OKPOP) will be located across from the historic Cain’s Ballroom and feature collections that reflect Oklahoma’s influence nationally and internationally.

ROUTE 66Tulsa has one of the longest stretches of Route 66 in a metropolitan area. While traveling along the Route, visitors can spot the Blue Whale of Catoosa or stop at Cyrus Avery Centennial Plaza to learn about the “Father of Route 66.”

Meeting attendees will find plenty to do before, after, or in between sessions. A variety of attractions can be found all around the city.

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