The Tulsa Voice - January B 2018

At home here

A wife and mother speaks about living undocumented in Tulsa

Liz Blood

One human family

Leaders at New Sanctuary Network Tulsa aim to protect undocumented immigrants from wholesale deportation

Liz Blood

Made for you and me

Honoring those behind the Gathering Place as Tulsans of the Year

Connie Cronley

Oklahoma politics and pot

What a long but predictably strange trip it’s been

Barry Friedman

A space of one’s own

Women artists are making room for themselves—and you

Alicia Chesser

Something for everyone

Gathering Place Park Director Tony Moore hopes his team over-delivers

Mary Noble

Nevertheless, she ran

Sally’s List looks to close the gender gap in Oklahoma’s legislature

Mary Noble

An ode to entropy

Rachel Bachman releases her new album at Soul City

Damion Shade

Good for the soul

Join a singalong in support of three North Tulsa public schools

Charlie Cantrell

Nightmarish nourishment

At Tortas Del Rey, the Torta Letourneau defeats all others

Mitch Gilliam

Community with a side of coleslaw

Seventeenth Street Deli serves up new food with old roots

Zack Reeves

Down-to-earth space stuff

Cirque Coffee carves a niche in Tulsa’s coffee scene

Andrew Saliga

Hoot, holler, and wolf-whistle

Hullabaloo Revue is bawdy and irreverent

Mitch Gilliam

Did it suck that bad?

Ten years ago, ‘The Happening’ … happened

Joe O’Shansky

Polka racket

The true story of a polka king’s Ponzi scheme

Jeff Huston

Smart is sexy

‘Call Me by Your Name’ is a romantic, lucid dream

Joe O’Shansky

Spell boundless

‘Mary and the Witch’s Flower’ brings a new day for anime

Jeff Huston

Full Circle

A brief rundown of what’ happening at Circle Cinema

Editor’s Letter – 1/17/18

Liz Blood

That’s harsh, bro

Law enforcement showed misplaced priorities in 2016

Ryan Gentzler

January-B 2018