In each episode, “Blerds” follows the lives of these close friends who not only had a hard time navigating their teens but just like high school, each one is trying like hell to survive and make sense of their adulthood, filled with the added responsibilities of parenthood, marriage, finances and making the tough decision to either set aside their dreams in order to conform, ‘grow up and get a real job’, or follow their dreams at all costs.

Guthrie Green is proud to host the third annual Tulsa Soul Fest, Saturday, September 28th, 7-10 pm. This free, family-friendly music festival honors the late Wayman Tisdale, professional basketball player, jazz musician, and native Tulsan. 

Appearing alongside Sony Pictures’ Angry Birds 2 is a short animated film titled “Hair Love”, centered around a black father doing his daughter’s hair for the first time, and it’s the cutest short film you may ever see in your life. 

Follow the yellow brick road as Signature Symphony at Tulsa Community College visits the Emerald City for the season premiere of the 2019-2020 TTCU Pops series with two witches and a young girl from Kansas. “The Wonderful Music of Oz” will transport audience members somewhere over the rainbow with all things Oz, including Broadway’s “Wicked,” “The Wiz,” Hollywood’s classic film “The Wizard of Oz,” and other pop songs inspired by the novel, including Elton John’s “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.”

 A year ago, the world was transported to the fictional nation of Wakanda, and black children were vehemently empowered by the presence of a black Marvel superhero, Wakanda’s King T’Challa.