Living Arts of Tulsa

Liggett Studio is a Tulsa art gallery offering rotating exhibitions and creative workshops inside a bright, well-lit space. Reviews highlight curated shows, such as Oklahoma Visionaries and gatherings honoring Women in Art, with works across media. The owner/artist Steve Liggett is noted for generosity, and visitors praise workshops (e.g., with Teresa) and photography shows, inviting artists and art lovers to connect and join the mailing list.

Located at 109 M.L.K. Jr Blvd, Tulsa, OK 74103, Tulsa Artist Fellowship Studios is an art studio and gallery with upstairs artist spaces in the Archer Building. A standout stop on Tulsa First Fridays, visitors can meet resident artists, view evolving works, and enjoy a clean, well-lit environment with a rooftop area for gatherings. The venue is celebrated for supporting artists and arts workers in Tulsa.

Tulsa Artists Coalition is an artist-led art gallery and venue at 9 Reconciliation Way, Tulsa, OK 74103. The space is praised for its perfect size and professional management, offering opportunities for artists that might not have other venues. It has hosted legacy shows and provides a welcoming setting to discover up-and-coming local art.

Tulsa Artist Fellowship Flagship is a Tulsa art gallery at 112 N Boston Ave, Tulsa, OK 74103. It features contemporary exhibitions and hosts community programs, including Joy Harjo readings as part of the NDN Girls book club. Described as a modern museum of creative ingenuity with ever-changing displays, the venue welcomes visitors with warm staff and strong local art.

Sky Gallery in Tulsa highlights local artists and offers a relaxing atmosphere, making it a premier spot for unique gifts. The gallery showcases paintings, pottery, baskets, jewelry, dream catchers, and wooden items crafted by local makers. Reviewers praise the friendly owner and staff, calling Sky Gallery a hidden gem that supports artists and helps visitors find delightful, one-of-a-kind pieces.

The Cave House in Tulsa offers guided tours hosted by Linda, the owner and storyteller. This quirky, warm museum and tourist attraction blends history, artifacts, and a cave-house vibe with stories tracing the building back to 1924. Guests praise Linda’s storytelling and the opportunity to see photographs documenting the history, often rating tours 5/5.