Tim Landes is a Features Editor at Cherokee Phoenix. As a Cherokee Nation citizen, he focuses on themes of arts and entertainment, covering topics such as music, celebrities, and events, while also engaging with the community through his roles on various editorial boards and organizations. Tim's work has been featured in notable publications including National Geographic, TulsaPeople, and KOSU.
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Tim Landes predominantly covers local events and profiles in the Tulsa area, with a focus on entertainment news and design. His articles often feature scenes from specific events or profile individuals within the local community, particularly those involved in art, music, and other cultural activities.
To effectively reach out to Tim Landes, consider pitching stories about upcoming local events, unique artistic endeavors within Tulsa's creative community, or profiles of noteworthy individuals making an impact in arts and culture. A spotlight on innovative designs or trends within the local community may also be of interest to him.
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The Tulsa institution has a new venue for rentals and a new name: Philbrook Art and Gardens.
By: Tim Landes
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By: Tim Landes
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After launching a hit restaurant concept in Bartlesville, the Kallweits are bringing it home to Tulsa. Lollipops Woodfire & Grocery opens Friday.
From a celebration of Tulsa’s legendary drive-in to a community kickball bonanza, here’s the Flyer’s top five.
By: Tim Landes
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Tulsa’s premier cycling competition and party takes over the city June 5-7. From navigating the road closures to finding the races, here are our top tips for the event.
