TulsaKids Magazine

Looking for a fun fall break getaway? Exploration Place in Wichita is opening two exciting new exhibits Oct. 2!

"Scooby Doo! Mansion Mayhem" allows guests to navigate strange rooms, unexpected twists and a case that needs your help to crack.

"Curious George. Let's Get Curious!" invites young visitors to step into George’s world, filled with hands-on activities that introduce math, science and engineering concepts in a way that feels natural, joyful and fun.

Plan your visit at https://exploration.org/

Exciting news 📣 Gilcrease Museum has announced that its grand reopening will happen in March 2027!

"We have thoughtfully reimagined Gilcrease, creating new and meaningful connections while honoring the many cultures and voices that make this collection truly unparalleled,” said Brian Lee Whisenhunt, executive director and CEO of Gilcrease.

Read more at https://www.tulsakids.com/gilcrease-museum-announces-march-2027-reopening/

Our October issue is now available online! 🎃 Read it at https://tulsakids.mydigitalpublication.com/october-2026/

Inside, you'll find:

🍂 Our Fall Family Fun Guide, presented by The Big Biscuit
🍂 A feature on how three local families chose where to live
🍂 Advice on where to find support and resources after a child's autism diagnosis
🍂 An interview with Destiny Green, executive director of the TTCU Tulsa Run and Route 66 Marathon
🍂 Pumpkin treats and recipes..and more!

📷: Cover photo by Valerie Wei-Haas Visuals

The field of wealth management allows Whittney Stauffer to combine her love of helping others with an interest in finance.

Through her role as senior vice president at the Trust Company of Oklahoma, Stauffer gets to work with both people and charitable organizations, helping them plan for the future with confidence.

She is also a mom and gives back through organizations such as the National Charity League, Inc. and The Pencil Box. “Be present and don’t be afraid to raise your hand,” she advises. “Some of the most rewarding experiences and greatest opportunities come from simply being willing to step up when there’s a need.”

Read more at https://www.tulsakids.com/impactful-women-of-the-918-whittney-stauffer/

Holland Hall has announced Brent Kaneft as its new Head of School, replacing JP Culley, the longest-serving Head of School in Holland Hall history.

"What makes Holland Hall attractive is not simply its excellent programs and facilities, but its people and their deep commitment to the school," says Kaneft. "There is a wonderful balance here — a respect for and pride in its history alongside an excitement about its future possibilities."

Read more at https://www.tulsakids.com/holland-hall-announces-new-head-of-school/

Wendy Williams has been committed to education and community health throughout her career. She is currently executive director of the Miss Weary Foundation and administrator for the Health and Safety Training Centerr, a program of the foundation.

In these positions, Williams oversees healthcare training programs for a variety of healthcare roles, and she takes pride in preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Read more at https://www.tulsakids.com/impactful-women-of-the-918-wendy-williams/

Toni Moore knows first-hand the difficulties families face when forced to seek medical care outside of their hometown, having walked this path with both her mother and husband.

Moore’s background in healthcare administration, her personal history and an in-depth study of biblical hospitality coalesced into a clear vision to open Hospitality House of Tulsa, which provides affordable lodging to families traveling to Tulsa for medical care.

To date, Hospitality House has served more than 11,000 families.

Read more at https://www.tulsakids.com/impactful-women-of-the-918-toni-moore/