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Goth scene - 2007/02/12 19:42Hey, I'm over in Sapulpa and I'm trying to find the goth scene in Tulsa. Anyone know about any goth clubs or hangouts?
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Re:Goth scene - 2007/02/13 13:43Welcome to the site Astor, we are doing some research to see what we can come up with on Tulsa's Goth scene.
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Re:Goth scene - 2007/02/13 17:28Caz's at Brady & Main is a good place to start. Also, Thursdays at Rehab (18th & Boston) and Thursdays at The Mooch & Burn (222 N Main). Valentine's day at The Mooch & Burn will be another choice.
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Re:Goth scene - 2007/02/13 17:49Kudos to you
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Re:Goth scene - 2007/02/13 19:27abr productions wrote: Caz's at Brady & Main is a good place to start. Also, Thursdays at Rehab (18th & Boston) and Thursdays at The Mooch & Burn (222 N Main). Valentine's day at The Mooch & Burn will be another choice.
Sweet... thanks for the tips!
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