After construction of I-244 split up the Kendall-Whittier neighborhood, this historically-thriving area lost its momentum. The Kendall Whittier District has made a comeback, however, with new businesses opening every year. This official cultural district in Tulsa hosts arts shows and Hispanic heritage markets throughout the year, attracting many visitors interested in the unique offerings of the area. Anchored by the city's last standing historic theater, Circle Cinema, and the historic clock tower, the Kendall Whittier District preserves a slice of history while making modern waves.
Chow down on a wide range of mouthwatering, homemade eats served fresh out of Oklahoma food trucks at these recurring festivals. Support your favorite kitchen on wheels or take the opportunity to scout out something new.
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Tulsa offers plenty of walkable districts worth the exploration, from historic staples to newer innovations. Plan a day trip or a full weekend spent visiting local arts, entertainment, dining and nightlife options with the help of this guide to Tulsa’s most unique districts.
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