Beer and buds; plus Weird Al Yankovic returns to Tulsa

Tulsa World Scene's Grace Wood, Jimmie Tramel and James Watts preview upcoming Scene features, including:

• Grace Wood previews a feature on Tulsa Foundation for Architecture partnering with local breweries for creative workshops
• To celebrate Weird Al Yankovic's return to Tulsa, Jimmie Tramel talks about some of the locations from the movie UHF, including "Spatula City," a Warehouse Market at 6300 S. Peoria that doubled as the fictional spatula store in UHF. Now it’s a Cox Cashsaver grocery store.
• Looking for something to do this holiday? James Watts talks Memorial Day weekend events
• Jimmie Tramel previews a feature on the history-making team of all-female cyclists taking part in Remember the Removal Bike Ride
• James Watts talks former Tulsan' Grace Shim's first novel, "The Noh Family."
• Watts also talks more about his most recent restaurant review, Palmyra Mediterranean Grill.

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Tulsa Foundation for Architecture partners with local breweries for creative workshops

Things to do over Memorial Day weekend

Review: Palmyra Mediterranean Grill blends a world of flavors

Trail of Tears revisited: History-making team of female cyclists taking part in Remember the Removal Bike Ride

To celebrate Weird Al's return, here's your A-to-Z guide to the shot-in-Tulsa movie 'UHF'

DNA tests unearth family secrets in former Tulsan's novel, 'The Noh Family'

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