Join us for our next Justice Jam - an afternoon of historical myths, urban legends, and tall tales from three Tulsa historians and "Mythbusters" Russell Cobb, Carlos Moreno, and Aaron Schoenfeldt for an afternoon where we explore Tulsa’s 1920s history, the Race Massacre, and its aftermath.

Join us for the Tulsa Reparations Summit: From Apology to Repair, a powerful three-day convening rooted in the legacy of Greenwood and focused on advancing real, actionable reparations.

Lit Fest. Lit Fest. Lit Fest. Join keynote speakers Ken Hada and Daniela Naomi Molnar as they discuss the relationship between their writing and the environment.

Tulsa LitFest--a celebration of the written word in its various forms, for Tulsans, by Tulsans!

Join Tri-City Collective for a public panel discussion, open to educators, parents, students, and community members, where we will address the critical need to empower Black girls in STEM fields.

Join us for the Grand Opening of the Focus: Black Rodeo Photography Exhibition, featuring works by Impressok from rodeos across Oklahoma.

Step into the world of community journalism with the premiere of "The Story of the Small Giant," the inaugural documentary about Focus: Black Oklahoma

Join us for a Reading and Book Signing with Paul Alexander followed by a Jazz Concert Inspired by Billie Holiday!

Want to learn how to make your own podcast?! During this 2-day workshop you will learn how to storyboard, record, and edit a Podcast. This workshop will be facilitated by Tri-City Collective with Tulsa Changemakers as host! Register by March 8th to secure your spot. Lunch will be provided!

Poetry event coming 11/10: Join visual artist Joel Daniel Phillips and poets Quraysh Ali Lansana, Ken Hada, Rose McLarney, and Candace Wiley in an evening of ekphrastic poetry celebrating the collaborative project Killing the Negative.

Join us and disco legend Nicky Siano for Real Talk: Love Saves the Day, an in-person and virtual discussion. Daniel McHenry, founder of Black Queer Tulsa, will interview Siano, who has been spinning records for more than 50 years.

Is there gender bias in diagnosing ADHD and other neurodivergent states in women and girls? Join our host, Jasmine Tobie, and panelists for an open discussion on how neurodivergence shows up in women and affects their lives in the workplace, relationships, and everywhere in between.

The Weary Blues Jazz & Poetry Concert by Langston Hughes & Charles Mingus performed by Quraysh Ali Lansana & Oklahoma Jazz Musicians

In celebration of National Poetry Month, we welcome Timothy Bradford and Grant Jenkins to Studio 210 to share their work and discuss the current state of poetry, globally and nationally.

Join us for a free screening of LA Originals, with music by FILA (Fire in Little Africa, and a panel discussion about the diverse influences in dance, tattoos, and cars that shaped the culture of hip hop. Doors open 4 pm Panel discussion 5 pm Film screening 6 pm Fire in Little Africa 8 pm

Join us as we discuss who loses when excluded peoples attack one another, who benefits from this division, and look at strategies for building relationships across differences.