Tulsa Foundation for Architecture is partnering with The Vault, 620 S. Cincinnati Ave., for an exciting Tulsa nostalgia-themed cocktail class.
The class, which takes place on April 27 at 6:30 p.m., will instruct guests on how to make specialty cocktails while also teaching them about the history of iconic Tulsa landmarks such as Casa Bonita, Bell’s Amusement Park, Metro Diner and The Camelot Inn. Hors d’oeuvres will be served as well, making this class the perfect place to spend a date night or night out with friends.
To learn more about this class or to register, go to eventbrite.com to find class and use the access code COCKTAIL.
In 1965, Ainslie Perrault and Richard O. Wheeler built the $5 million, nine-story Camelot Hotel at Interstate 44 and Peoria Avenue to resemble a medieval castle. After operating briefly as the Camelot Parkside Hotel, it closed in 1992.
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Grace Wood
Scene Writer
I write for the Tulsa World because it's important to me to highlight the vibrant culture and community we have in Tulsa. I joined the team in October 2021 and write about music, local businesses, homes and gardens for the Scene section.
