Within the tedious weeks of studying for tests, writing papers, and facing perilous group projects, many students seek some form of unwinding entertainment. Though some may shop at the mall with friends, and others enjoy a fierce game of hoops, there are still those unrelenting in the daunting task of keeping up with the latest shows. If you are one of those television enthusiasts, then here is your guide to fall TV.

Tulsa boasts a rich artistic environment and within that are numerous different theatres that dot the city. Theatrical stage perfomance is a true test of talent that does not require the filters and effects of a computer software. So go out and enjoy what they have to offer.

September is a time of the year unlike any other. It is the start of the official fall season, and with that comes a plethora of new things to do and see. Most of its weekends feature a variety of festivals that include excellent food, great music and are relatively inexpenisve or free to attend.

Here’s your guide to the local festivals throughout the month of September.

Ah, state fairs. The air is cool, the lights from the Ferris wheel cast a fluorescent glow on the portly fairgoers, snacking on baskets of deep-fried Oreos while bobbing their heads to the music.

Wait, what music?

Well, the Tulsa State Fair has dozens of musical acts performing on various stages through the duration of the fair. Some are chart-topping hit makers; some are just getting started. Whether you have a weekend off or just a free weeknight, head over to the fairgrounds and hear a show.