Still Sovereign: Land, Law, Memory examines Tribal sovereignty as a living and ongoing reality. Guided by ancestral memory and Indigenous governance systems in existence long before the United States, the […]
We provide a venue to learn, practice listening and connect with individuals who use cochlear implants. Closed captioning is offered. ASL interpreters are available upon request. Everyone is welcome, including […]
Men's Soccer
Be a witness to history! As the United States commemorates its 250th birthday, travel back in time by seeing the documents that were “in the room where it happened.” Indigenous […]
What have you lost or found along Route 66? Students from UTulsa's Arts, Culture & Entertainment (ACE) Management program will be at Mother Road Market's Vault every Friday in October to collect stories and objects for this participatory project, conceived of by Museum Engagement Expert and J. Donald Feagin Visiting Artist Adam Rozan, that explores […]
“Back for Blood: Never Whistle at 101 Archer” showcases the killer artist-printed illustrations of all 21 short Indigenous horror stories included in Never Whistle at Night 2: Back for Blood, […]
Still Sovereign: Land, Law, Memory examines Tribal sovereignty as a living and ongoing reality. Guided by ancestral memory and Indigenous governance systems in existence long before the United States, the […]
The Feagin Visiting Artist Recital featuring andPlay Duo will be at the Tulsa Artist Fellowship Flagship Space located at 112 N. Boston Avenue, Tulsa.
Come on out to the Hurricane Soccer Stadium to watch Tulsa Women's Soccer take on South Florida.
Be a witness to history! As the United States commemorates its 250th birthday, travel back in time by seeing the documents that were “in the room where it happened.” Indigenous […]
Please join us for an evening performance of the UTulsa Symphony Orchestra; a full-year performing ensemble comprised of music majors and non-majors selected by audition. This concert is free and open to the public.
Be a witness to history! As the United States commemorates its 250th birthday, travel back in time by seeing the documents that were “in the room where it happened.” Indigenous […]
