Circus Coming to Town, Student Chefs Shine, SNAP Milk Match Launches in Tulsa
Tulsa, OK – March 13, 2026 – A big top circus is headed to town, students cook global dishes, and a new SNAP milk match rolls out in north Tulsa.
Tulsa is juggling a little bit of everything this week — from family entertainment announcements to student creativity and fresh help for grocery budgets.
Broadway-Style Circus Set for April
A Broadway-style big top circus is making plans to stop in the Tulsa area this April. Organizers say the traveling production will feature theatrical storytelling, acrobatics and classic circus acts under a modern big top tent.
The show is designed to blend traditional circus thrills with a more polished stage feel, offering something for both longtime circus fans and first-time attendees. Ticket details and performance dates are expected to be released soon, giving families time to plan for a spring outing.
Tulsa Students Turn Traditions into Dishes
In north Tulsa, student chefs are stepping into a professional kitchen through the Global Gardens cooking camp at the Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma. The program invites students to create meals inspired by their cultural backgrounds and family traditions.
Using garden-grown ingredients, participants are learning kitchen skills while sharing stories through food. Organizers say the experience builds confidence and celebrates the diversity of Tulsa’s communities, all while teaching practical nutrition and cooking techniques.
New ‘Add Milk’ Program Stretches SNAP Dollars
Families using SNAP benefits now have extra support at Oasis Fresh Market in north Tulsa. A new Add Milk initiative matches eligible milk purchases dollar for dollar, helping households stretch their grocery budgets.
The program aims to improve access to nutritious staples while easing financial pressure for families facing rising food costs. Community leaders say partnerships like this one can make a meaningful difference in neighborhoods where every dollar counts.
