The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission dedicated Greenwood Rising History Center on Wednesday with an official ribbon cutting by community leaders and donors. The $18.2 million project was funded with local and state dollars and private donations. The exhibits were designed by Lo…
Droves of Black Tulsans fled the burning city on foot May 31-June 1, 1921, during the Tulsa Race Massacre. One hundred years later, people of various races, ethnicities and backgrounds took the same path for “A Century Walk: 100 Years, 1921-2021.”
One day after releasing a debut album on Motown Records and the new single "Elevator" debuting in the top 10 rap singles on Apple Music, Fire in Little Africa performed Saturday to a large hometown crowd at the Black Wall Street Legacy Festival.
A new art trail now connects John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park to Greenwood Avenue, just north of ONEOK Field.
Black Wall Street Legacy Festival kicked off Friday morning with a Black Wall Street Memorial March led by the three remaining survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre: Hughes Van Ellis, 100; Lessie Benningfield “Mother” Randle, 106; and Viola “Mother” Fletcher, 107.
On March 27 the Tulsa Area United Way kicked off the first Day of Caring in its 2021 series of opportunities for community volunteerism.
The Salvation Army’s 28th annual William Booth Society Gala was April 22 at the Renaissance Hotel and Convention Center.
Kelley Watt and Duke Thompson have a garden and several outdoor living areas to rival those of large lots.
A look at some of the items archived at the nonprofit center.
