Tulsa, known as the “Oil Capital of the World” or “T-town,” is in Oklahoma’s Green Country region. It was settled by the Loachapoka Band of Creek Native American tribe and became the center of the American oil industry.
Despite economic hardships, it has a thriving energy, aviation, finance, telecommunications, and tech sector. Tulsa is known for its arts and culture, including two world-renowned art museums and Art Deco architecture.
It’s also a livable large city with rolling green terrain, warm summers, and mild winters. With a population of 391,000, Tulsa offers old west charm and southern hospitality alongside a cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Mother Road Market
Mother Road Market at the corner of 11th and Lewis in Tulsa is Oklahoma’s first food hall. It is focused on serving good food, providing unique retail options, and creating a vibrant space in Tulsa for the community to gather. Visitors can try out local food, shop for unique finds, attend cooking classes in a demonstration kitchen or enjoy a beer tasting at The WEL Bar. Mother Road Market is a non-profit organization that supports local entrepreneurs by allowing them to test their latest food and retail concepts without the financial risk of opening their own space.