TULSA, Okla. – Dreamland Festival is kicking off its 10th-anniversary celebration with a high-energy community event—the Dreamland 10 Kickball Kickoff. Partnering with the Tulsa Drillers, the festival is hosting a star-studded kickball game fundraiser at ONEOK Field on Sunday, March 23, from 1 to 4 p.m. Proceeds will support Dreamland’s Artist Development Program at McLain High School and the annual Dreamland Festival.
The event brings together a dynamic lineup of local artists, athletes, entrepreneurs, and community leaders for an afternoon of friendly competition and fundraising.
The game will feature two teams: Team Oasis, captained by Oasis Fresh Market CEO AJ Johnson, and Team Crutcher, led by Terence Crutcher Foundation Executive Director Dr. Tiffany Crutcher.
A Game With Purpose
For Dreamland founder Steph Simon, this event is about more than just kickball—it’s about unity.
“People may not know that I’ve been organizing community kickball games in Tulsa for years, and it has become one of my favorite ways to bring people together,” Simon said. “This year, we’re leveling it up in partnership with the Tulsa Drillers, making it the official launch of Dreamland’s 10-year milestone. We’ve got artists, athletes, business owners, teachers, and public servants all stepping onto the same field—it’s going to feel like a real homecoming.”
The confirmed lineup includes an impressive mix of creatives, civic leaders, and entrepreneurs, with more names expected to be announced:
- Steph Simon – Artist and founder, Dreamland Tulsa
- Vanessa Hall-Harper – Tulsa City Councilor, District 2
- Antonio Andrews – Artist and founder, No Parking Studios
- Loren Waters – Filmmaker and casting director, Waters Media
- Evan Hughes – Stand-up comedian
- Corey Taylor – Chief Creative Officer, Tayburn Music, and creative chair, Tulsa Mayfest
- Trey Thaxton – Founder, Greenwood Ave. and Goldmill Co.
- Greg Fallis – King Cabbage Brass Band
- Ramal Brown – Food on the Move
- Rob Kaiser – Principal, McLain High School
- Isaac Bennett – Founder, Grow Daily
- Jake Beeson – Artist, Clean Hands
- Chef Bezel – Artist and owner, Leroux’s Kitchen
- Justin Harlan – Managing Director, Experience Tulsa
- Tia Magee – Mental & Spiritual Coach
- J. Friday – Artist
- Kellen James – Owner, Silhouette Sneakers & Art
- Parris Chariz – Artist
- Ray’Chel Wilson – Founder, For Our Last Names
- Ferrell Dixon – Founder and Creative Director, ASLUT
- Wayne Ceasar – The Juice Radio Show
- Tony Williams – Go Green for Greenwood
- Allen Collins – Black Tech Street
- Eddie Washington – Black Wall Street Times
Beyond the Game: A Celebration of Tulsa’s Culture
The Kickball Kickoff isn’t just about competition—it’s a full-fledged community festival. DJ AOA and Bigg Rich will provide music, while attendees can explore a local vendor market, food, and drinks. The event will be hosted by Tamara Moore and Rod Thompson, ensuring an afternoon filled with entertainment, community connection, and cultural celebration.
EVENT DETAILS
Dreamland 10 Kickball Kickoff
- Sunday, March 23 | 1 PM – 4 PM
- ONEOK Field | Downtown Tulsa
- Tickets: $10 via DreamlandTulsa.com
All proceeds support Dreamland’s mission to cultivate a sustainable creative ecosystem through transformative programs and events that educate and empower artists, celebrate culture, and inspire community connection.
Businesses and individuals can support Dreamland’s work through tax-deductible sponsorships and donations via its fund at the Tulsa Community Foundation. Sponsorship opportunities are still available for both the Kickball Kickoff and Dreamland Festival this fall.
For more information, visit their website at DreamlandTulsa.com or follow @DreamlandTulsa on Instagram.
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