Elegance Dessert Bar by Guaneka Williams If you enjoy classic desserts such as apple pie, cheesecake, and pecan pie, then you’re in for a treat. Entrepreneur Guaneka Williams puts unique twists on classic American desserts. Her bakery, Elegance Dessert Bar is a new business in Tulsa. They are dedicated to providing the Tulsa area with…
On October 17, TCC’s West Campus hosted an event to promote alcohol awareness. This event, organized by Jennifer Champion, the assistant director of student life at West Campus, substitutes alcoholic drinks for tasty root beer. According to Champion, “alcohol remains the number one drug of choice for America’s youth, and is more likely to kill…
This October’s Tulsa Pagan Pride Day, or TPPD, was held at Veteran’s Park from 9:00am to 6:00pm. This year was the biggest celebration to date with between 900-1,000 people in attendance by 3:00pm. According to event organizer, Renee Walker, TPPD began as a simple picnic of fifty people at Whiteside Park. It was hosted by…
On November 9th, Raindrop Turkish House and Cultural Center hosted its tenth annual Turkish Food & Art Festival. The event was open to the public and free of charge. In order to keep the event organized for vendors local patrons were able to purchases tickets to use as currency for food and art. Some vendors…
Abbigail Dean and Teriza West report for TCC News, The TCC Connection’s student broadcast on Dec. 5, 2019. The Philbrook Art Museum welcomed artist Anila Quayyam Agha and her “Shadow of Time” installation to its mail level of November 10th. The main installment of “Shadow of Time” is on display at Helmerich Gallery and includes…
The service trip to China was the first trip to visit since I was adopted. I joined adopteen, founded in 2007 by Amy Zhong and her brother Art Zhong, to volunteer at the Xi’an City Children’s Welfare Institute in Xi;an. Located in Denver, Colorado, Adopteen is a place for adoptees to gather together and meet…
Tokyo in Tulsa, an anime convention held every year in July, attracts visitors from around the world. This year’s event was held at Stoney Creek Hotel and Conference Center in Broken Arrow, Okla. To Follow this event, go to @tokyointulsa on Instagram or Tokyo in Tulsa on Facebook.
Bhakti Yoga is an ancient form of meditation dating back 5,000 years ago from India. Bhakti means “pure loving devotion” in Sanskrit, one of the languages in India. Yoga means “to connect”. The goal is to reach spiritual enlightenment and “spiritual truth” – or just plain happiness – with others, according to Bhakti Yoga-Tulsa’s Facebook…
