Here’s the list, better check it twice! This is the December edition of the Tulsa Awareness Group Monthly Snapshot, highlighting some of the biggest events coming to Tulsa. Don’t find coal in your stocking; for a full list of events, click here!

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Our next in-person TAG quarterly meet-up is coming up on February 4, 2026! Stay tuned for more details!

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A weekend celebration where Crossland employees come together from six different states, and ten offices to celebrate with one another by honoring tradition, recognizing family support and reflecting on the year.

Audience Insight: Groups will patronize restaurants with bars that stay open later on Thursday and Friday before the main event on Saturday evening.

A college wrestling tournament featuring wrestlers from the NCAA Division III, NAIA and NJCAA levels. Wrestling takes place all day Saturday, Dec. 13 with weigh-ins at 8:00 a.m. and matches beginning at 10 a.m.

The largest micro sprint racing event in the world boasts entrants from across the country, as well as the Netherlands, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. The multi-day event encompasses six different racing classes, including Junior Sprint for kids ages 6-12.

Audience Insight: The event brings drivers and fans from all over the country. Racing begins Dec. 29 at Expo Square with the finals taking place Jan. 3. Drivers often have significant downtime at the track and will set up areas to lounge and relax at their trailers, often taking advantage of either food delivery or easy-to-find to-go meals.

Racing’s winter answer to the Super Bowl, the Chili Bowl is the premiere Sprint car racing event in the world. It brings in drivers, teams and fans from all over the world with races beginning Monday night at Expo Square and culminating with the A-Main Final on Saturday night.

Audience Insight: Audience is about 80% men and 20% women. Racing starts around 5:00 p.m. each night, so groups will be out in the community for breakfast and lunch. They are looking for things to do during the day that are inside because of the January weather.

Boys and girls wrestlers in classes from 6-and-under to 15-and-under will compete over the four-day event. Weigh-ins begin Thursday, Jan. 16, with wrestling beginning the next day and ending with Finals on Sunday, Jan. 18.

Audience Insight: Attendees will seek restaurants that can accommodate entire teams, 15-22 kids, along with coaches and parents. Foods like pizza and burgers are popular, along with buffets.

A premiere event for music educators in the state, this conference offers professional development, networking opportunities and the chance to celebrate student achievement through a wide variety of performances.

Audience Insight: Attendees are expected to visit downtown coffee shops, convenience stores, cafes and quick-service restaurants for quick breaks between rehearsals and performances. Most main meals are provided through the organization.

This rodeo, presented by the American Cowboys Rodeo Association, boasts the top 15 cowboys and cowgirls competing in traditional rodeo events such as bareback bronc, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, bull riding and barrel racing.

Male and female Black Belt World Class Qualified athletes from Cadet through Senior will compete for a spot on Team USA in two disciplines: Kyorugi and Poomsae. Weigh-ins begin Jan. 29.

This is just a sample of what's coming up. For a full list of events, check out visittulsa.com!