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It's not every day you get to poke around in a house with insides you've always wanted to see. That's what <a href="https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=117090775044798">Mod of the Moment with Modern Tulsa</a> is all about - showcasing Tulsa's mid-century modern homes and satisfying your architectural curiosity at the same time. 

<strong>Mod of the Moment, Lortondale Edition</strong>
When: Sunday, 4-6pm
Where: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=117090775044798">The home at 5367 E. 26th Place</a>, in the Lortondale Neighborhood

Here's how Mod of the Moment works: You go, you eat, you drink, you listen to music and you gander. And salivate. And plan the many ways you can turn your own pad into a vision of mod and mid-century design. It's a great way to take off and spend an afternoon with the girls, and it'd be a great date idea for newly married couples, too. Of course, all kinds of folks will be there, because all kinds of folks get a kick out of the relics of one of the most significant design movements of the 20th century. 

In case you didn't know: Built between the years of 1954-1956, Lortondale is Oklahoma's premier mid-century modern neighborhood. Designed by architect Donald Honn and built by developer Howard Grubb, the neighborhood was featured in a wide variety of publications, from <em>Parenting</em> and <em>Better Homes and Gardens</em> to <em>House and Home</em>. Now nearly 60 years later, the neighborhood continues to be a stylish, modern alternative to the drudgery of contemporary spec housing. Plus, it was recently highlighted in the new Tulsa-based e-zine <em><a href="http://www.prairiehive.com/">Prairie Hive</a></em>.

Enjoy! 