Tulsa Brunch Fest is Saturday, May 30, 2026. It takes place in Downtown Tulsa along E 10th Street (Route 66 Centennial weekend), with the festival running 7:00 AM–3:00 PM.

What are you doing to ensure my safety at the festival?
Your safety is a top priority. Tulsa Brunch Fest is designed with layered safety planning that includes:

• Professional security + event staff stationed at entrances, high-traffic areas, and VIP zones.

• Controlled access points (designated entry/exit gates) and clear perimeter boundaries to manage crowd flow.

• Traffic control + barriers to separate pedestrian areas from vehicles and keep the festival footprint secure.

• Emergency response planning coordinated in advance, including a clear incident response plan and communication chain for staff.

• Medical support on-site (first-aid response) with quick access routes for emergency services if needed.

• Lost child & reunification plan and a clearly marked Kids Zone with staff support.

• Lighting, signage, and wayfinding so guests can navigate safely and quickly locate help, exits, or medical assistance.

• Code of conduct and a see-something/say-something approach—guests can notify any staff member immediately if they feel unsafe.

Prohibited Items List

To keep Tulsa Brunch Festival safe, comfortable, and family-friendly, the following items are NOT allowed inside the Festival grounds (including entry lines). Security reserves the right to make the final decision on any item.

1. Weapons & Hazardous Items

The following are strictly prohibited, even if you have a permit:

• Firearms of any kind

• Ammunition, magazines, or clips

• Knives (other than small personal eating utensils with rounded tips)

• Tasers, stun guns, or similar devices

• Pepper spray, mace, or other chemical irritants

• Explosives, fireworks, flares, or smoke bombs

• Brass knuckles or any improvised weapon

• Any item that Festival security or law enforcement, in their sole discretion, deems dangerous

2. Drugs, Alcohol & Controlled Substances

• Illegal drugs, controlled substances, or drug paraphernalia

• Open containers of alcohol (outside alcohol is not permitted)

• Large quantities of prescription medication not in the original container or not prescribed to the individual guest

• Any substance or item intended for illegal or unsafe use

Note: Alcohol may only be purchased and consumed from authorized Festival vendors inside the event, in accordance with Oklahoma law.

3. Outside Food & Beverages

• Outside alcohol (any amount, any container)

• Large coolers, drink dispensers, or kegs

• Glass bottles or glass containers of any kind

• Full picnic setups (tables, grills, propane tanks, hot plates, etc.)

Allowed (at security’s discretion):

Prohibited items include:

• Purses, No storage that not see through

• Oversized bags, suitcases, or luggage

• Hard-sided coolers or large soft coolers

• Large backpacks (dimensions may be specified on the website)

• Storage tubs, carts, or wagons (except approved ADA mobility devices)

Allowed (subject to inspection):

• CLEAR ONLY Small purses, crossbody bags, or fanny packs

• CLEAR Diaper bags for guests attending with infants/young children

• Clear bags if we adopt a clear bag policy (can be added later)

5. Professional Equipment, Drones & Unauthorized Sales

• Professional cameras with detachable lenses (unless you have written media credentials)

• Tripods, monopods, lighting rigs, drones, or aerial devices

• Audio recording equipment, PA systems, or bullhorns

• Selfie sticks longer than 3 feet, camera poles, or GoPro poles

• Samples, giveaways, or promotional materials not pre-approved by Festival management

• Unauthorized vending or solicitation of any kind (food, beverages, merchandise, services, flyers, etc.)

6. Mobility, Vehicles & Large Items

• Bicycles, skateboards, rollerblades, scooters, hoverboards, or similar personal wheeled devices within the fenced/event area

• Motorized vehicles or carts (including golf carts) unless authorized by the Festival

• Tents, shade structures, canopies, pop-up tents, or large umbrellas that obstruct views or pathways

• Large chairs, recliners, or full furniture sets (space is limited)

Allowed (subject to space and safety):

• Small, low-profile folding chairs or blankets in designated areas (if permitted and posted by the Festival)

• Wheelchairs, walkers, mobility scooters, and other legitimate ADA mobility devices

7. Noise, Disruptive & Obscene Items

• Air horns, megaphones, or loud noise-making devices (whistles, sirens, etc.)

• Laser pointers or high-intensity flashlights

• Signs, flags, or banners with poles, sticks, or rigid supports

• Any signage, clothing, or item displaying hate speech, harassing language, or explicit imagery that creates a hostile or unsafe environment, as determined by Festival management

8. Fire, Cooking & Hazardous Materials

• Grills, smokers, fire pits, and any open-flame devices

• Propane tanks, lighter fluid, fuel canisters, or flammable liquids

• Large candles or open flame of any kind

• Hazardous chemicals or corrosive substances

Approved food vendors will have separate rules for cooking equipment and fuel, governed by Tulsa Fire Marshal and Tulsa Health Department regulations.

9. Animals

• Pets or animals of any kind are not allowed inside the Festival grounds.

Allowed:

• Legitimate service animals as defined under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Emotional support, therapy, or comfort animals that are not ADA service animals are not permitted.

10. Other Items & Discretion of Management

This list is not exhaustive. Festival management, security, and law enforcement may refuse entry to any item that, in their judgment:

• Poses a safety risk;

• Interferes with the enjoyment of other guests; or

• Violates Oklahoma law or City of Tulsa ordinances.

All guests and their belongings are subject to search upon entry and at any time while on Festival property. Refusal to comply with screening, bag checks, or instructions from security may result in denied entry or removal from the Festival without refund.

Yes — Tulsa Brunch Fest is a rain-or-shine event.

If weather becomes severe (lightning, high winds, or conditions that impact safety), we may pause programming, delay activities, or adjust the schedule to keep everyone safe. Any updates will be posted in real time on our official festival website and social channels.

Yes! The festival is family-friendly, but please note that there will be alcoholic beverages in designated areas. Guests must show valid ID to purchase or consume alcohol

Yes. Expect live DJs, curated playlists, and interactive experiences in the tech and travel zones. description

General Admission is free (no ticket required to enter). If you want the upgraded experience, Brunch Flight Pass, VIP tickets are available online official ticketing link (posted on the festival website and social pages). Once purchased, you’ll receive a QR code—just show it at VIP check-in for entry and wristbands.

If any limited on-site VIP sales are available, we’ll announce that in advance (VIP can sell out).

We anticipate:

• General Admission

• VIP Brunch Experience

Each tier will include different perks and access levels; full details will be listed on the ticketing page

All ticket sales are generally final and non-refundable, except in extreme circumstances outlined in our ticketing policy. Check the ticket terms at checkout for details. Some tickets may be transferable; please refer to the ticketing platform.

If the event is not sold out, a limited number of tickets may be available at the gate at a higher price. To guarantee entry and the best rate, we recommend purchasing tickets in advance.

Expect brunch and non brunch classics, creative brunch twists, and global flavors from Tulsa’s favorite restaurants, cafés, and food trucks. Options may include tacos, waffles, chicken & waffles, breakfast burritos, pastries, vegan/vegetarian options, and more.

Yes, many vendors will offer special dietary options. Look for signage at each booth and check our website or social for highlighted vendors and menu items.

This depends on your ticket type. Some VIP packages may include select beverages. Otherwise, food and drinks are sold separately by vendors and bars on-site.

Yes, there will be brunch-style cocktails, mimosas, mocktails, and other beverages for purchase. A valid government-issued ID is required for all alcohol purchases. We promote responsible drinking.

No outside food or beverages are allowed, with the exception of medically necessary items or baby food. All bags are subject to search at entry.

There will be nearby public parking lots and garages, plus limited street parking. We encourage carpooling, rideshare. Parking details and maps will be added closer to the event date.

Yes. We are committed to providing an accessible and inclusive experience. The site will have accessible entry and restrooms, and we’ll do our best to accommodate mobility needs. For specific requests, please contact us in advance.

Do kids need a ticket?

• General Admission: No—kids can attend for free with a parent/guardian.

• VIP: Only needed if your child will be entering the VIP area. If they’re staying in GA/Kids Zone, no VIP ticket is required.

Yes, this is a family-friendly event. While the festival is brunch and music focused, we anticipate some kid-friendly zones or activities, plus plenty of open space and family-friendly menu options.

Only trained service animals are allowed. Pets and emotional support animals are not permitted due to health and safety regulations.

The festival will comply with all local health and safety guidelines in place at the time of the event. Security, medical staff, and sanitation teams will be on-site. Guests who do not follow posted rules or staff instructions may be asked to leave.

Yes. By entering the festival, you may be photographed or filmed. Footage may be used for festival marketing and promotional materials.