The Tulsa Voice - July A 2014

Art in public

Makeshift street gallery features artists of all walks

Britt Greenwood

Local brews for summer sipping

Four made-in-Oklahoma beers to get you through the dog days

Allison Keim

Grill thrills

Patio-worthy food, whether or not you’re cooking

Allison Keim

Bottom line: Parades and primaries

The anti-"Holiday" crusade continues, and some surprising upsets shake up the election picture in Oklahoma and in Tulsa.

Jennie Lloyd

Statistics: An open letter

Tulsa dudes, turns out, are 8th hottest in the country.

Jennie Lloyd

In the Loop

The visitors’ guide to downtown Tulsa, from a friendly local

Andy Wheeler

Freshening up

What’s on the menu at Palace Café depends on the season

Kelsey Duvall

Magic mic

Comedy night at Bamboo Lounge offers more than just laughs

Joshua Kline

Street fighters

Tulsa artists on the state of street art, the rules of engagement, and the line between good and evil

Kelsey Duvall, John Langdon, and Natasha Ball

Higher power

Shannon and Lankford walk with Jesus on the campaign trail

Barry Friedman

Free-range jazz

Tulsa’s Jazz Hall takes it outside for an ever-evolving jam session

Ray Pearcey

Street art world tour

Some graffiti-friendly cities through the eyes of a Tulsa documentarian

Matt Phipps

The happy host

Throwing a resentment-free party for someone you love

Ashley Heider Daly

Howard the first

Prominent progeny aside, Duncan native leaves his mark on film

Jeff Martin

Blue Whale blues

A Route 66 mainstay is the host of a new concert series

Ryan Daly

TV Review: Left behind and lost

‘The Leftovers’ is a bleak, intimate view of life after a rapture

JOSHUA KLINE

Sick flicks

Summer viewing tips for the bed-bound Netflix watcher

JOE O’SHANSKY

Shop talk

An insider’s guide to our fashionable downtown

NICCI ATCHLEY

July-A 2014