Spring Break 2011 is upon us, students and parents, and between the camps, parties, activities, free stuff to do and the weather in the forecast, it's gonna be a beaut. 

Here's a list of things for kids to do in Tulsa this Spring Break.

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<strong>TulsaKids Magazine</strong> offers no less than <a href="http://www.tulsakids.com/?q=activities/entertainment/spring-break-lets-play">20 great ways for your kids to play in Tulsa during Spring Break 2011</a>.

The ultimate pocketbook pleaser. The folks at Philbrook Museum of Art have partnered with Tulsa Zoo & Living Museum and Tulsa Air & Space Museum to offer 50 percent admission for the week, from March 12-20. Just show your membership card from any of these destinations to get you

Mom of four and woman about town Marnie Fernandez has <a href="http://marniefernandez.wordpress.com/2011/03/11/spring-break-2011-the-fernandez-family-is-staying-home/">big plans for her family this spring break - staycation plans, all right here in Tulsa</a>. Watch out for them in a future post on her new blog, <strong>Midadventures in Mommyhood: Tales From a Manic Mommy</strong>.

A new page on Facebook can help with feeding your brood after long days of basking in the springtime sun: <strong><a href="http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kids-Eat-Free-Tulsa/108797715820147">Kids Eat Free Tulsa</a></strong>. I love that they're featuring lots of locally owned business on that page, too. Check it out when you get a chance. 

Speaking of eating, you might need this: <strong><a href="http://www.tashadoestulsa.com/2011/02/best-patios-in-tulsa/">Best Patios in Tulsa</a></strong>. Also, <strong><a href="http://www.tashadoestulsa.com/2011/03/dog-friendly-patios-in-tulsa/">Best Patios in Tulsa for Pets</a></strong>. 

<strong>How about a movie night?</strong> Spring Break has always a great time to veg out in front of a movie screen. Here's what I'd recommend. See the <a href="http://www.duncanchristopherthemovie.com/">Rock 'n' Roll Dreams of Duncan Christopher</a>. It's an award-winning movie that was made a few years ago right here in Tulsa, and it masterfully combines themes of the karaoke underworld, love and the awkwardness of coming of age. The awesome news is that just <a href="http://www.facebook.com/dcthemovie">by liking The Rock 'n' Roll Dreams of Duncan Christopher on Facebook, you can see the full-length movie for free</a>. At your desk. As in, right here, right now. Cool, huh? 

And of course, I've made notes of fun stuff to do during the break. Here are some ideas: 




