Tasha Ball of TashaDoesTulsa.com joins us each Friday with info on the most exciting weekend concerts, movies and family friendly things to do in Tulsa.

Music/Tickets

• Tickets on Sale: Kenny Chesney. Kenny Chesney is making his way to Tulsa's BOK Center April 2 and this morning is your first chance at tickets. Friday, 10am, BOK Center.
• Montgomery Gentry. They'll be at The Joint at Hard Rock Casino Saturday night, and this country duo will get started at about 8pm.
• James Taylor. He's at Brady Theater Saturday night, and I hope you've got tickets, because this show has been sold out for weeks. 8pm.
• Joe Bonamassa. The blues great Joe Bonamassa is at Brady Theater Sunday night; he gets started at 8pm.
• Tulsa Gridiron 2011. The Tulsa Gridiron has been turning up the heat on Tulsa newsmakers since 1933, and this year the show, titled "Survivor: City Hall, or Goodness, Gracious, Great Tar Balls of Fire," features skits and song parodies written and performed by some seriously talented folks. Rebecca Ungerman directs, County Commissioner Karen Keith is interlocutor, and the Tulsa Gridiron Roasting Ear Award will be presented to City Council Chairman Rick Westcott. Friday and Saturday, 8pm, Tulsa Performing Arts Center.

• Akdar Shrine Circus. Clowns, elephants, camel rides, high wire performers and a man being shot out of a canon - it's almost more than a kid can take, and it's all available at the Pavilion at Expo Square this weekend. Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
• Build It Party. Join the folks at Whiteside Park for fun with LEGOS, Play-Doh, clay and more. Pretend to be workers and cool off with a few kid-friendly refreshments. For ages 2-5. Friday, 10am.
• Pine Car Rally. Great at cheerleading? Love racing? If your kids would say yes to both, you should head to Reed Park tonight at 6pm to cheer on the competitors in the Pine Car Rally race there.
• Star Party. Spread out your blanket and gaze at the stars with your friends and family tonight with the Astronomy Club of Tulsa, who will show you around in that big, night sky. For more details and directions to Mounds Observatory, visit astrotulsa.com.
• Peter Pan. Take the kids to see the original version of this classic story, written by J.M. Barrie and starring Peter, Wendy, the Lost Boys, Tinkerbell and of course, Captain Hook. It's live this weekend at the Henthorne Performing Arts Center. Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
• Holland Hall Book Fair. A legend of a book sale is in Tulsa this Saturday, and lovers of a range of media can find it all at Holland Hall in south Tulsa. We're talking tens of thousands of books, games, puzzles, CDs and DVDs here. Adults pay $1, kids get in free. 8-5pm.
• Super Saturday - Sketching Tulsa. Hey, kids - use your artistic skills to paint and/or sketch pictures of Tulsa's buildings, homes, and landmarks today at Tulsa Children's Museum's Big Adventure exhibit at Tulsa Historical Society. Saturday, 9pm.
• Super Science Sundays. Kids can get a close-up view and understanding of a slipper lobster, tarantula and scorpion at Oklahoma Aquarium this Sunday. 1-3pm.
• Just Between Friends Sale. It's the children's consignment sale that Tulsa-area moms live for, and it's back in Tulsa starting Sunday afternoon - it's the Just Between Friends Sale, and this time it features over 200,000 items from 1,500 consignors and 58,000 square feet of shopping space. In a word? Epic. 1-7pm.

• Cirque du Soleil - Alegria. More than 10 million people have seen this classic Cirque du Soleil production that features a cast of 55 as they perform breath-taking aerobatics, and this weekend you can see it in Tulsa.  Play hooky to see it today, or catch it tonight, Saturday or Sunday at BOK Center.
• New Genre Arts Festival XVIII. Catch a variety of contemporary art installations, exhibits and performances this weekend at a variety of venues, all thanks to Living Arts of Tulsa - check TashaDoesTulsa.com for places, times and other details.
• Deco Ball 2011. Grab your top hats and pearls and head out to enjoy an evening of jazz and swing music by local musicians like Annie Ellicott and saxophonist Denny Morouse, live dance numbers, an art deco gallery and more, all in support of an Art Deco Museum for the Tulsa community. Saturday, 7:30pm, ONG Building in downtown Tulsa.
• Tulsa Opera: Don Giovanni. Tulsa Opera brings the classic tale of that Don Juan Don Giovanni to Tulsa Performing Arts Center for the second weekend, offering showings Friday night and Sunday afternoon.

• Drive Angry 3D. Nicolas Cage plays a felon who breaks out of hell on a high-speed pursuit of the bloodthristy cult that killed his daughter in what's probably the most relatable movie ever.
• Hall Pass. Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis are best friends who are granted one week of freedom from their wives, no questions asked. Sounds like a reverse psychology backfire waiting to happen to me.  
• Justin Bieber: Never Say Never: The Director's Fan Cut. Not only do fans get 40 new minutes of footage in this re-release of the Justin Bieber movie, but they also get another subtitle, too. Bonus!
• Also in theaters: Unknown, I Am Number Four, Gnomeo & Juliet, Just Go With It, Big Momma's: Like Father, Like Son; Justin Bieber: Never Say Never; The King's Speech; The Roommate; The Eagle; No Strings Attached.
• Midnight Movie: Death Race 2000. See the awesomely bad 1975 film Death Race 2000 on the big screen this weekend, and while wearing your jammies, to boot - it's the monthly Midnight Movie night at Circle Cinema, a Tulsa tradition. Friday and Saturday night.
• Night at the Oscars. Dress to compete with what's going on on the huge screen at Joe Momma's downtown, take a walk down the red carpet they'll have set up there, indulge in some swanky snacks and settle in for an evening of heavily critiquing people you've never met on Sunday evening with the Night at the Oscars event.
• Academy Awards Showing at Circle Cinema. If you want to see the Academy Awards on a movie screen this year, and at absolutely no cost, Circle Cinema has you covered. Be there Sunday at 7pm.