February First Friday Features Christina Henley and Western Doughty At Black Wall Street Gallery
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February First Friday Features Christina Henley and Western Doughty
Changing Perceptions Of North Tulsa
“The Phoenix Development Council is doing its part in helping Tulsa reach its fullest potential by sharing positive aspects of visiting, living, working, playing and worshiping in North Tulsa,” said Tracie Chandler
Elizabeth Henley’s Art is featured in 5th Installation of the Conciliation Series
Through September 2019, Black Wall Street Gallery features The Conciliation Series, where a black artist and a white artist are paired for a monthly interracial joint exhibition in an effort to bridge the gap toward conciliation in Tulsa.
Spirit Aerosystems expansion to bring 250 new jobs to Tulsa, but some residents would lack access
By: Nate Morris, senior editor TULSA, OK – In a press release on Wednesday morning, Spirit Aerosystems, a Wichita based airline manufacturing company, announced that it will begin a multi-year, $80 million […]
Tulsa Student Leaders Fill Auditorium as They Share How They are Changing Tulsa for the Better
By: Nate Morris, senior editor In a packed auditorium at the Tulsa Community College Center for Creativity, students from seven schools presented their semester-long projects to change their school and the greater […]
Brady Theater To Drop Name of Klan Member and Become ‘Tulsa Theater’ Once Again
A look inside Tulsa’s Brady Theater. The company announced Thursday that they will change the name of the theater to The Tulsa Theater in 2019. (Photo: Explore Tulsa) By: Nate Morris, senior […]
Buy Black & Give Back: A Holiday Guide to Uplifting Your Community
We have the power to shift the global economy model back to one of predominantly local commerce one dollar at a time, but do we have knowledge of who our local artists and entrepreneurs are and where to find them?
