James D. Watts is a journalist for Tulsa World Media Company, focusing on local arts and entertainment in Tulsa, Oklahoma. With a passion for showcasing the vibrant arts scene in the area, James covers a range of topics including theater productions, art shows, music events, and cultural happenings.
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James D. Watts primarily focuses on local events, theater productions, arts scenes, and restaurant news in Tulsa and Oklahoma. He seems to have a keen interest in covering entertainment news and house & home topics.
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By: James D. Watts
The Hafli Lebanese Food Festival, presented by St. Antony Orthodox Church, will be serving meals of homemade Lebanese dishes Nov. 7-10 at the church, 2645 E.
By: James D. Watts Jr.
"Lots of people associate sourdough with San Francisco — one of my goals is that people start to associate Tulsa with sourdough."
By: James D. Watts
The award-winning Trio Bohémo will make its Tulsa debut, performing three concerts under the auspices of Chamber Music Tulsa.
By: James D. Watts
Mrs. Euphegenia Doubtfire will conclude her — shall we say, “unique” — approach to housekeeping, as “Mrs.
By: James D. Watts Jr., James D. Watts Jr, Stephen Pingry
"The chicken seemed to have been seasoned with the same mixture on the potatoes — again, the flavor of garlic was more of an accent to already flavorful chicken that was tender and juicy."
By: James D. Watts
One could say the Tulsa Christmas performance season began last week, when pianist Jim Brickman launched his annual holiday tour, titled “Comfort & Joy,” with a sold-out concert last week at the Tulsa PAC.
In addition to the deli sandwiches for which the restaurant was known, the new menu will also offer such items as fried chicken sandwiches, smashburgers and Lassalle's gumbo and crawfish
By: Nicole Marshall Middleton, James D. Watts
Et al., the chefs collective that in 2023 was a semi-finalist for the James Beard Award for Best New Restaurant in the United States, will be moving to a new brick-and-mortar location.
While Thanksgiving is traditionally a time when friends and family gather around the table to enjoy a meal and each other's company, there is no hard and fast rule that said table needs to be in someone's private home.
By: James D. Watts Jr.
If you have been procrastinating on ordering a Thanksgiving dish, do it now. There are a lot of great places still offering dishes.
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