Owasso Gathering On Main

Hello friends! My apologizes for missing my monthly blog post in the month of September. There's been a lot on this bear table, and more than just porridge! There has been A LOT of community activities and festivities in the Tulsa area. I've been running back and forth between all of them. It's actually been quite reenergizing; while most bears this time of year are getting ready for their hibernation, I can't afford to take a long bear nap. I would much rather meet you and the great people of Owasso, Broken Arrow, and Tulsa. Since, it's been awhile since I last wrote to you, I have plenty of adventures I'd like to share with you.

In my last blog post I mentioned the Owasso Gathering on Main. Since then I have been to two more of the monthly Gatherings on Main Street, in Owasso. The Owasso Gathering in September was an extravagant kick off to the football season. As you might be aware of, high school football is a pretty big deal in Green Country. During the September Owasso Gathering, the entire football team, band, and cheerleading squad marched down Main Street towards the Ferguson Main Stage. Then the head coach spoke on stage and got everybody pumped up for the upcoming season. It was great to see the community come together, and cheer on our local youth athletes.

September Owasso Gathering on Main

On the first Thursday in October, Owasso once again held the Gathering on Main. This was the third Owasso Gathering I have been to, and there was just as much excitement, and fun activities in October! They added a Weenie Dog Race (a race for Dachshunds), and their was a great live musical performance by Todd Kessler and the New Folk (former contestant on The Voice). There was also a live Native American dance performance; performed by the Owasso Indian Foundation. And of course, there was great food at the Gathering, as always. I look forward to the next Gathering on Main, on the first Thursday in November. Hope to see you there!

October Owasso Gathering on Main

Between the two Gatherings, I got to check out other cool locations in the great city of Tulsa. I went to the Garden Center, in the historic Woodward Park. They were providing a wonderful service the the senior citizens in our community, by hosting the Linnaeus Garden Grandparent's Day; a day for children and grandparents to enjoy the lush garden and spend time outdoors together. Later in the month I also visited the children at the Little Lighthouse and stopped by the Upper Room at Grace Lutheran Church. The Little Light House has been improving the quality of life for children with special needs since 1972. The Upper Room is a non-profit outreach ministry that has been providing need to the community since 1999.

Little Light House                                       Tulsa UpperRoom                     Linnaeus Garden Grandparent's Day    

Well, that was just a few of the adventures I've been able to attend over the past month. Join me on Facebook page to follow me in every one of my adventures, community involvements & appearances, and local festivals. There's a lot of fun activities planned for the rest of October I hope to see you at; including a Boo Ha Ha, and Oktoberfest Mascot Event.

You can also, past and upcoming list of activities at FergusonDeal.com.