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Despite Oklahoma’s nationally recognized universal prekindergarten program, some schools are struggling to fill classrooms.
Educators say that’s concerning because pre-K helps children develop the academic, social and executive-function skills they need for success in kindergarten and beyond.
“It’s hard when your child is young to ever feel like they’re ready to...
If you love Barbies (and who doesn’t), you’re in for a big treat! The Vintage Barbie Museum is hosting a fabulous exhibit featuring vintage, celebrity, porcelain, and special Silkstone Barbies. My family and I were fortunate to get a sneak peek at the soft opening ...
The Vintage Barbie Museum returns to Tulsa with an unforgettable pop-up exhibition of dolls in the Tulsa Arts District at 216 N. Main Street during June and July of 2026. On view are more than 500 unique dolls from the modern era. Also on display are a sampling of iconic dolls from the vintage period showing Barbie’s evolution. The exhibition represents nearly seven...
Is your kid curious about mountain biking? While Tulsa certainly has some steep drops and speedy curves that may give a parent pause, these beginner-friendly mountain bike trails are perfect for riders new to the sport. Don’t forget your helmet!
Turkey Mountain: Little LoopSomeone had a lot of fun naming the trails at Turkey Mountain. There’s Tree Hugger, Zingo the So...
For families ready for a road trip with big energy, major attractions and endless things to do, Dallas is a fantastic choice. In just 3.5 to 4 hours, you can trade familiar scenery for a skyline full of excitement, world-class museums, pro sports, great food and neighborhoods packed with personality. Dallas makes it easy to build a trip around your family’s interests—whether ...