Mother Road Market to kick off annual Route 66 Medallion Hunt on May 5
Contacts:
Cheena Pazzo: 918.625.1937 // cheena@one80.us
Carly Fussell: 918. 845.7623 // carly@lobecktaylor.org
Third Annual Mother Road Market Medallion Hunt Starts May 5
Scavenger hunt spans Route 66 roadside attractions
April 28, 2022 | Tulsa, Okla. – Mother Road Market is kicking off summer with the third annual Medallion Hunt - a fun, family friendly challenge to find one of eight hidden medallions along the stretch of Route 66 between Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Each week on Thursday, from May 5 to June 23, clues will be published in the Mother Road Market newsletter that will lead hunters to different roadside attractions along Route 66.
This year, Mother Road Market teamed up with AAA Road Fest for a collaboration to take this hunt to the next level. Winners will receive a pair of tickets to either the Oklahoma City AAA Road Fest happening June 18-19 at the Bennett Event Center or the Tulsa AAA Road Fest happening June 25-26 at the SageNet Event Center. Each Road Fest celebration is helping Route 66 enthusiasts, travelers and businesses gear up for the centennial of America’s Mother Road in 2026. Additionally, winners will receive a $50 gift card to Mother Road Market.
To subscribe to the Mother Road Market newsletter and receive the weekly clues, visit http://bit.ly/66-hunt. For more information regarding the Medallion Hunt, visit www.motherroadmarket.com/66hunt and follow along on Facebook at www.facebook.com/motherroadmarket.
ABOUT MOTHER ROAD MARKET: Mother Road Market, a nonprofit development of the Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation, is housed on historic Route 66 in the 1939 Scrivner-Stevens Grocery building. Mother Road Market is a vibrant community space, allowing Tulsans and tourists alike to eat, sip, shop and enjoy over 20 different business concepts, all under one roof. Customers are also able to browse specialty gift items in our retail store options. The WEL Bar offers a full bar. Kitchen 66, Tulsa’s kickstart kitchen and program of Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation, is housed at Mother Road Market and also operates the Kitchen 66 Takeover Cafe and Kitchen 66 General Store. Mother Road Market features a demonstration kitchen for cooking classes, indoor and outdoor seating areas with views of downtown Tulsa, nine holes of Mother Road Mini Golf and rentable event spaces. Entrepreneurs have the opportunity to use the 320 square foot small shop model to pilot test their latest concepts without the burdensome financial investment of opening a full-scale restaurant or retail space. For more information about Mother Road Market, visit www.motherroadmarket.com.