Over 100 Green Country Businesses Gearing Up for Shop Small Tulsa℠ on Small Business Saturday

TULSA, Okla. - Rezul -- Local businesses across Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Jenks, and Bixby are preparing for the 3rd annual Shop Small Tulsa community event happening this Saturday, November 29. Shop Small Tulsa encourages residents across the Tulsa region to shop and support local on Small Business Saturday, while simultaneously increasing the visibility of Tulsa's vibrant small business and entrepreneurial community. Each purchase will count towards a chance to win prizes. Shop Small Tulsa is part of a year-round "Get Local" campaign, which is dedicated to forging connections between the wider consumer public and the businesses that play a vital role in shaping the city's local economy.

Shop Small Tulsa is structured in a way that allows the business an opportunity to proceed with the day however they choose while encouraging shoppers to visit participating businesses. The TulsaGo organization reminds shoppers that Small Business Saturday is not only an opportunity to connect with small business owners, but also an opportunity to invest in the local economy as sales tax revenue supports important community services.

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Businesses participating in the 2025 Shop Small Tulsa initiative include gift shops, boutiques, pet stores, entertainment venues, restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries, breweries, bookstores, salons, florists, and home décor stores. Visit https://www.shopsmalltulsa.com to see the full list of participating businesses.

The 2025 Shop Small Tulsa community event is supported by Arvest Bank and the Oklahoma Small Business Exchange.