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Cigars and whiskey at the Holy Smokes dinner
30th Annual · Tulsa, Oklahoma

Holy Smokes
Cigar Dinner

To Smoke Is Human.
To Smoke Cigars Is Divine.

Reserve Your TableEvent Details
October 29, 2026
The Evening

A gentleman's evening,
thirty years running

When
October 29, 2026
Cocktails: 6 p.m.
Dinner: 7 p.m.
Where
Marquette School Playground
1520 S Rockford Ave
Tulsa, OK 74120
Why
$500,000+ raised
Benefiting the Mark Mandeville Bursar of the Christ the King Education Endowment Fund.
Reservations

2026 Reservations

0120 corporate sponsor premium level reservations available, with payment due by the corporate deadline.
02All other table reservation options available with payment due by the day of the dinner.
Sponsorships

Two ways to sit well

Cigars and lighters at the table

Corporate Sponsors

—3 complimentary cigars per guest
—Lighters
—Ash tray (table centerpiece)
—Complimentary bottles of wine for the table (as supplies last)
Prime rib plated at a premium table
Best Seats

Premium Sponsors

—Premium seating
—3 complimentary cigars per guest
—Jet lighters & ash tray (table centerpiece)
—Complimentary bottles of wine for the table (as supplies last)
—1 Cigar Dinner XXI Humidor
The Lineup

Cigars

Mild — Medium
El Rey Del Mundo Shade Grown Toro

El Rey Del Mundo Shade Grown Toro

Mild — Medium

Crafted in Honduras using all Honduran tobaccos, it features a unique Connecticut Shade variety grown in Honduras. Paired with tobaccos from the Talanga Valley, Jamastran, and Copán, it creates a silky-smooth smoke with roasted nuttiness, earthiness, and cream.

Perdomo Habano Connecticut Epicure

Perdomo Habano Connecticut Epicure

Mild — Medium

An Ecuadoran Connecticut wrapper aged at least six years, then aged in a bourbon barrel six months more. Aged long-fillers from Condega, Jalapa, and Estelí deliver a rich, creamy blend with the subtle influence of the barrel on the finish.

Herrera Estelí Habano Toro

Herrera Estelí Habano Toro

Mild — Medium

Crafted by the team behind Liga Privada using Nicaraguan and Honduran fillers beneath an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper — a medium blend with smooth, rich cedar, oak, cream and spice.

Medium — Full
Cain Daytona 6x46

Cain Daytona 6x46

Medium — Full

Deep notes of coffee and rich tobacco complemented by the slightest hint of pepper and sweet tones on the finish. Medium in body but full in flavor — a satisfying, anytime treat with genuine Nicaraguan boldness.

Undercrown 10 Lonsdale

Undercrown 10 Lonsdale

Medium — Full

A beautifully dark Mexican San Andrés wrapper over Connecticut River Valley broadleaf binder and Nicaraguan fillers — medium to full-bodied, with richness, spice, and sweetness.

Punch Cigar City Magnum

Punch Cigar City Magnum

Medium — Full

A dark Honduran Habano maduro wrapper surrounding Honduran Habano leaves throughout the binder and filler. High in flavor, medium in body.

Premium Table Only

Diesel Estelí Puro Robusto

A full-bodied experience that ensnares the senses with a robust earthy, woody profile showcasing notes of chocolate and pepper.

Diesel Estelí Puro Robusto
Cigars at the dinner
Since 1996

About the Cigar Dinner

The Cigar Dinner was born thirty years ago, primarily through the efforts of Mark Mandeville and Tony Heckenkemper, whose combined goal was to provide an event for the men of our community to gather and to raise funds for the Christ the King Education Endowment Fund.

From its humble beginnings in a small tent on the east side of the Christ the King gymnasium, the Cigar Dinner quickly became an annual favorite and graduated to a much larger multi-tent affair on the west side of the old Early Childhood Development Center. After a multi-year run in this location, the Cigar Dinner moved to the Rucker Warehouse.

Over its history, the Cigar Dinner has annually brought several hundred men, both from within and from outside the Christ the King community, together in a fun, albeit somewhat smoky atmosphere. In addition to the fun and the many stories, the Cigar Dinner has raised well in excess of $500,000 for the CTK Education Endowment Fund.

From the annual raffle ticket buying frenzy to win the much sought-after Hasty-Bake, to the women of the community who donate their time to help serve and sell those tickets, to Mark Mandeville's bad jokes and constant jabs, to Phil and Brent who so often entertained us, and to all who have consistently supported this event — we and the children of this community offer our sincere thanks.

Since the passing of Mark Mandeville in 2010, all proceeds are added to the Mark Mandeville Bursar of the Christ the King Education Endowment Fund — in recognition of his contributions to this event, and of the ever-positive faith that endured throughout his battle with ALS.

We are all truly blessed, and this event is an example of what, over time, the efforts of a small community can accomplish together.

Contact

Holy Smokes Co-Chairmen

Price Atkins

Sam Littlefield

Committee
Mark Grossman
Geoff Evans
Rob Phillips
Chris Bringaze