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Mayfest & Blue Dome Pictures

Started by cannon_fodder, May 21, 2007, 01:04:43 PM

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cannon_fodder

The family and I headed down to Mayfest and the Blue Dome Arts Festival on Saturday and had a great time.  Not only was all the art great to look at, the bands fun to hear, and the food hard on the stomach - but it was great seeing people downtown.

I've posted some pictures for your viewing pleasure.  I'm afraid the pictures are mostly to give a feel for what it was like to people that were not there.  I would have loved to take more pictures of some of the art work and the interesting people - alas, my 7 year old was not interested in sticking around as long as I was.



(I'd post some pictures, but I refrain from perma links on my servers, so click away)
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Conan71

Glad you got a photo of the kid with the home-made drum kit across from Arnie's.  BDAF had a really good vibe.
"It has been said that politics is the second oldest profession. I have learned that it bears a striking resemblance to the first" -Ronald Reagan

sgrizzle

The construction you saw was the El Guapo restaurant. First street lofts was next door. Had floorplans laid out and everything.

I looked at all your pictures, but where was the TulsaNow booth?

cannon_fodder

The Tulsa Now Booth was off to the right in the first series of pictures. You can just make it out.  I did not take a picture of it from closer up because it was empty!  No body home.  I did not want evidence of this empty post.  [:D]

I have a movie of the kid on the drums too, alas, I neglected to turn my sound on though - making it kinda worthless.  He was really good though, I gave him and the blue grass-ish band a few bucks.

PROOF that there are interesting and creative people in Tulsa that want somewhere to go.  Hopefully the area keeps developing and we can see them out on a normal weekend.
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Conan71

Might become Tulsa's "Beale St.".

After hearing about Beale St. for years, I remember being somewhat surprised it was only a couple of blocks long.  I'd envisioned it as being a quarter or half mile strip of jazz & blues clubs.  Still cool though.
"It has been said that politics is the second oldest profession. I have learned that it bears a striking resemblance to the first" -Ronald Reagan

tulsacyclist

I enjoyed the pictures - thanks for sharing.
 

jdb

That drumming kid is worth stopping for.

He's got moxy, too.