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Tabouli Festival (Tulsa, Bristow: Lebanese, best, population)

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Old 01-19-2009, 02:49 PM
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Is there such a thing? I know I saw not too long ago a TV feature about a Tabouli Festival in a town in OK that was settled by Lebanese (so I'm assuming it's in NE OK?). I now want to tell a new friend of mine who is of Lebanese descent about it and, doncha know, I have a severe case of CRS!

Can anyone enlighten me?
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Apparently Bristow, Oklahoma, which is about 34 miles from Tulsa, has such a festival.

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Scroll down about halfway through the page and you'll see the references to the Tabouli Festival.

BTW, I LOVE Lebanese food; it is some of the best anywhere. I'd like to visit this festival and sample some of the delicacies.
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Thanks so much! That should be a fun outing!
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There is a huge Lebanese population in OKC and Tulsa. That is where a lot of the Lebanese in the US moved to.
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