ENTERTAINMENT BUZZ
Not just any old holiday attraction
By Joe Mack
Lantern Light Festival
BARTLESVILLE, Okla. –
With so many Christmas-
themed plays, parades,
lights and the like
happening all at once in
a short span of time, it’s
easy to overlook some of
the eye candy that might
not show up on traditional
holiday activity radars.
Woolaroc Museum &
Wildlife Preserve
Longtime readers of
The Current Buzz know
that “The Best of the Best:
Retrospective Exhibit &
Sale” has been going
on since early October.
Eight talented artists are
showing and selling their
art at the beautiful settings
at the Woolaroc Museum
Lined-Out
k
Pinstriping
Garage Art
Hollis
918-521-9114
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near Bartlesville now until
Dec. 31 There’s nothing
more serene than a drive
through the Osage Hills to
Woolaroc, where you’ll
have plenty to look at
upon arrival. For more
information call (888) 966-
5276 or logon to woolaroc.
org.
Lantern Light Festival
For 45 straight days
Tulsa’s River West Festival
Park will be illuminated
with decorative, high-
flying Chinese Lanterns at
the Lantern Light Festival,
now through Jan. 14.
Attendees can also enjoy
authentic Chinese cuisine,
jaw-dropping acrobatic
performances, and
live music. There’s also
plenty for the kids to do,
from hunting emeralds
to riding dragons! For
hours and ticketing, visit
lanternlightfestival.com/
Tulsa or call (918) 596-2008.
www.thecurrentbuzz.net
Will’s Country Christmas
Head to Will Rogers’ Dog
Iron Ranch near Oologah
for Will’s Country Christmas
Dec. 1-2. The family can
enjoy hayrides, caroling, a
live brass trio, lantern tour,
and stories of Christmas
on the prairie. Will’s
favorite food and drinks
Lantern Light Festival
will also be available;
tickets are limited and
must be purchased in
advance. Get yours today
at willrogers.com or by
calling (918) 275-4201.
The house the holidays
built
There are actually
several happenings at
historic architectural sites
this holiday season. In
Tahlequah, you can tour
two spirited, Victorian-era
sites: the Thompson House
(Dec. 1-3) and the Murrell
Home (Dec. 10) near
Tahlequah.
In Tulsa, check out
the ongoing Second
Saturday Architecture Tour
through downtown Tulsa.
The histories of the Tulsa
skyline are intriguing and
informative, and on Dec.
9, expect the stories to be
extra spirited. Reservations
are required; make yours
today at tulsaarchitecture.
org.