Bartlesville Redevelopment Trust Authority

03/25/2024

Do you have a business that needs a space to grow? Downtown Bartlesville could be that place. BRTA has a list of available commercial spaces, whether for retail, restaurant, office, or service. We’ll help you find the perfect spot.

03/22/2024

As the day transitions to dusk, Bartlesville’s lively downtown district comes alive with the clinking of glasses and the chatter of friends. Gather at Cooper and Mill, our local brewery, and settle into a game of pool, co****le, trivia, or bingo. Step up to the cocktail bar for signature libations at The Palace Rooms. Hurl axes, hatchets, stars, and knives at Bville Axe Shack or slip over to Remi’s Arcade and Bistro and try your hand at the many arcade games. Bvilleaxeshack.com

Axe Throwing & More Bartlesville’s first and finest axe throwing establishment. Learn from professionals how to throw axes, hatchets, stars, knives and more! Book Now We offer mobile axe throwing too! Fun For The Whole Family Just about anyone can enjoy axe throwing. From 4 to 94 and everyone in b...

03/20/2024

Whether it’s coffee, beer, or juice, downtown Bartlesville knows the craft of liquid libations. Outpost Coffee, a craft coffee house and roastery, that slings unrivaled coffee and espresso drinks. Outpost features 100% arabica coffee beans, roasted in their vintage 1985 Probat Roaster. Cooper and Mill Brewing Company is an experimental brewery where all beer is handcrafted in the taproom. Typically, they have 10 of our locally brewed beers on tap. The Local Juice Company simply sells the finest quality organic cold pressed juices and syrups, smoothies, smoothie bowls, superfood teas, bone broths, and wellness shots. When you need a liquid lift head to Downtown Bartlesville. Bartlesvillejuicery.com

Fresh juice, smoothies, and smoothie bowls in Bartlesville, Oklahoma

03/19/2024

Bartlesville REdevelopment Trust Authority uses Tax Increment Financing (TIF) to stimulate investment in the Downtown Redevelopment District. These funds are derived from the incremental property taxes generated from improvements only within the district. TIF is not an abatement. Property taxes are still paid to the school districts with a larger percentage paid at the end of the life of the TIF district. BRTA-ok.org

Bartlesville Redevelopment Trust Authority, encouraging economic and community growth through renovation and new construction.

03/15/2024

Calling all urban explorers! Join us for an exclusive tour of apartments and lofts at Dwell Downtown in Bartlesville, OK – where history meets contemporary living. Tickets are on sale now at ConcernCares.com. ”

Dwell Downtown is a walking tour of apartments, lofts, and event spaces in downtown Bartlesville. The tour begins with a reception, sponsored by The Johnstone-Sare Building, at The Refinery where light appetizers and beverages will be served. 

03/13/2024

Bartlesville REdevelopment Trust Authority is a catalyst for change in the Downtown Redevelopment District. The renovation process generates economic activity, by creating construction jobs, and purchases of construction materials, that often include energy-efficient upgrades, such as improved insulation and modern appliances, leading to reduced utility costs for occupants. BRTA-ok.org

Bartlesville Redevelopment Trust Authority, encouraging economic and community growth through renovation and new construction.

03/11/2024

Nestled in the heart of Bartlesville, our downtown boasts 11 unique and independently-owned restaurants plus Food Trucks, each offering a diverse culinary journey within a stroll's reach. Try Painted Horse Bar and Grille for farm-to-table, grass-fed steaks, or how about Oklahoma’s Official State Meal, Chicken Fried Steak? The Eatery features tasty salads and creative sandwiches like The Cuban or the Meg-Hen. Stop by Frank & Lola’s for a Green Chili Burger or Catfish. https://www.painted-horse.com

Painted Horse Bar & Grille is a traditional steak house with a modern twist Located in historic downtown Bartlesville, OK. We serve Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner as well as having a full service bar and coffee shop.

03/08/2024

Did you know Bartlesville is a wedding destination? Oklahoma and Kansas brides are discovering both quality and value in Bartlesville. Downtown Bartlesville has a variety of venues, photographers, caterers, bridal gown and tuxedo shops, florists, restaurants, hotels, jewelers, printers, specialty gift stores, spas, event lighting companies, and more. There is even a Bartlesville Wedding Association to help brides find qualified vendors. Bartlesvilleweddings.com

Incredible architecture, rich history and world-class wedding professionals make Bartlesville, Oklahoma your dream wedding destination.

03/06/2024

Historic walking tours are always a popular activity when traveling to other cities. Did you know Bartlesville has one too? It’s called the Bartlesville Heritage Trail and showcases over 70 historic sites in downtown and a few other locations. Those with limited time can limit their tour to the “Top 20” Sites. You can view it two ways. You can purchase the walking tour hard copy booklet for just $10 at Crossing 2nd Bistro at 215 East 2nd Street, Bartlesville Visitors Bureau at The Center, or the Bartlesville Chamber of Commerce on Keeler Ave.

Bartlesville Heritage Trail, Downtown District.

03/04/2024

Don’t miss your chance to see what’s upstairs at Bartlesville’s Dwell Downtown, Tuesday, April 16, 2024, benefitting CONCERN. , , ,

03/01/2024

In our walkable historic downtown, every meal is a celebration of culinary craftsmanship and community spirit. Try Lollipops Wood-Fired Pizza where the crust is crispy yet chewy, infused with the smoky essence of hardwood, complimenting the vibrant flavors of fresh toppings. Or Crossing 2nd, a global crossroad of cuisine, spirits, entertainment. https://lollipopswoodfire.com, https://www.crossing2nd.com

Cocktails, Coffee, Food, Fun! A lively bistro in downtown Bartlesville. You can't get home without Crossing 2nd.

02/28/2024

Downtown Bartlesville has a rich history. Phillips Petroleum Company brought with it money, craftsmanship, architecture, and rich stories about the men and women that left lasting impressions. You can learn more about our town at the Bartlesville Area History Museum located on the 5th floor of City Hall. https://www.bartlesvillehistory.com

1870 Carr cuts a millrace at the bend of the Caney River and builds a grist mill, powered by water, for grinding corn into cornmeal.