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What To Do in Tulsa This Weekend

• Sep 03, 2010 from tashadoestulsa(Natasha Ball) in *
  A chance to learn the making of a horror flick inside and out, just in time for Halloween. An exclusive tour of the dwelling of an elephant. Tulsas Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Area challenges you to a duel.
  As heard every Friday morning on the KRMG Morning News with Joe Kelley, heres what to do in Tulsa this weekend.
  Friday, Sept. 3
  
  Tashas Must-Do: John Mayer
  When: Doors at 6pm, Show at 7pm
  Where: BOK Center, 200 S. Denver Ave.
  This singer/songwriter/guitarist has seven Grammys on his mantle at home and has sold nearly 13 million records, but hes probably best known as the guy who can make any college girl swoon. See him at the BOK Center tonight. Tickets start at $36.75.
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  Saturday, Sept. 4
  
  Tashas Must-Do: Oklahoma Horror Film Festival and Convention
  When: Friday, 12pm-12am; Saturday, 10am-12am; Sunday, 11am-6pm
  Where: SpiritBank Event Center, 105th and Memorial in Regal Plaza
  If you think you can handle more than 40 horror features and short films, check out the inaugural year of the Oklahoma Horror Film Festival & Convention in south Tulsa this weekend. Look also for actor James Hampton of Teen Wolf, Count Gregore, FX master Tate Steinsiek, and explore myriad horror-related vendors, workshops and panels. Whether youre a horror fan, or just looking for some fun this labor day weekend, this festival/convention is sure to be a time to remember. Passes start at $20.
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  Sunday, Sept. 5
  
  Tashas Must-Do: Elebration!
  When: Saturday and Sunday, 9am-5pm
  Where: Tulsa Zoo
  Looking for fun as big as an elephant with the fam this weekend? Be sure to stop by BOK Pavilion at Tulsa Zoo for an event that will feature elephant-themed activities throughout the weekend. Visitors can enjoy elephant demonstrations, and they can even have the chance to go behind the scenes for an exclusive elephant barn tour.
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  Monday, Sept. 6 (Happy Labor Day!)
  
  Tashas Must-Do: Escape from Turkey Mountain
  When: 7am
  Where: Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Area
  Think you can handle Tulsas first and largest urban trail run? Head to Turkey Mountain this Labor Day for Escape from Turkey Mountain, a 5-mile trail run thats sure to challenge even the most experienced runners out there. Race is at 7am.
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  Friday, Sept. 3
  OK Reining Horse Association (Orange headings = Sports events)
  When: Friday, 7am; Saturday, 7am; Sunday, 8am
  Where: Expo Square, 21st Street and Yale Ave.
  Horses, horses, horses. Get your fill of horsing around at Expo Square this weekend.
  Man Up: Violence, HIV/AIDS and Young Urban Males (Red headings = Community events)
  When: 9am-3pm
  Where: Rudisill Regional Library, 1520 N. Hartford Ave.
  The featured speaker for this all-day workshop is Dr. Dexter Voisin, associate professor at the University of Chicago and a specialist on the effects of community violence and HIV/AIDS in African-American and Latino male populations. Marvin Blades and other members of the Coalition of 100 Black Men of Tulsa also will speak. Parental permission slips are required. This event is for adults and teens.
  Oklahoma Horror Film Festival and Convention (Purple headings = Art and theatre events)
  When: Friday, 12pm-12am; Saturday, 10am-12am; Sunday, 11am-6pm
  Where: SpiritBank Event Center, 105th and Memorial in Regal Plaza
  If you think you can handle more than 40 horror features and short films, check out the inaugural year of the Oklahoma Horror Film Festival & Convention in south Tulsa this weekend. Look also for actor James Hampton of Teen Wolf, Count Gregore, FX master Tate Steinsiek, and explore myriad horror-related vendors, workshops and panels. Whether youre a horror fan, or just looking for some fun this labor day weekend, this festival/convention is sure to be a time to remember. Passes start at $20.
  Play by Play: The All Theatre Company Two-on-Two Basketball Tournament
  When: 5-10pm
  Where: Main and Brady behind Mexicali in the Brady Arts District
  This months First Friday Art Crawl just got sporty: Theatre companies from all over the Tulsa area are picking their best two people to go head to head in a 2-on-2 game to 20 points. The first one there advances to the next round in this single elimination tourney. Even if youre a horrible basketball player or if youre not part of a theatre company, head to the Brady District to support a good cause and get behind Tulsa theater companies as they bring you some of the towns greatest storytelling and entertainment. All proceeds raised go to cover the cost of the event and everything raised over that goes to the participating theatre companies.
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