Greenwood Cultural Center

05/31/2026

05/29/2026

We're live! The Bridging the Gap Podcast serves as a biweekly digital platform designed to increase transparency, familiarity, and constructive dialogue between the Black community and the Tulsa Police Department.

Through open, relatable conversations with officers, the podcast will provide the public with a behind-the-scenes look at policing while also addressing community concerns in an honest, accessible format.

Join Jonathan Townsend, Bridging the Gap: Cops & Community Conversations facilitator and community leader, and Mark Wollmershauser, TPD Deputy Chief, for this groundbreaking pilot segment.

Welcome to the very first episode of Bridging the Gap: Safe Tulsa Podcast. In this debut conversation, community advocate Jonathan Townsend sits down with Tu...

05/28/2026

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05/19/2026

So many exciting developments are happening. We can't wait to share the news! Thank you, Michelle Burdex, Program Coordinator & Cultural Architect, for continuing to educate, preserve, and promote the history of the Greenwood District.

Visit us online at www.greenwoodculturalcenter.org to learn more.

05/13/2026

We’re renovating to protect stories and welcome more visitors. Improved accessibility features make the Center easier to explore for everyone. Enhanced exhibit interpretation and an interactive genealogy exhibit, "Gathering Greenwood," establishes our role as a genealogy hub in North Tulsa. "This is an investment in community memory." More updates coming soon.

05/07/2026

We needed a moment...

04/25/2026

Members of the Creative Aging Photography group pose beneath an iconic image of Muhammad Ali outside our Gordon Parks exhibition.

The group was formed by Michelle Burdex of the Greenwood Cultural Center. Photographer Eyakem Gulilat was the instructor.

📷: Don Thompson

04/25/2026

Grateful for Our Honorary Chair, Kirk J. Hays!

We are so honored to have Kirk J. Hays, Regional Executive at Arvest Bank, serving as our Honorary Dinner Chair for the 2026 Legacy Award Dinner.

Kirk's fingerprints are all over this city, from the Tulsa Regional Chamber to Visit Tulsa, from United Way to the Performing Arts Center of Tulsa. He is exactly the kind of bridge-builder that Greenwood has always needed at the table.

When someone of Kirk's standing says that the Greenwood Cultural Center's work matters, Tulsa listens. And we are grateful.

This Thursday. April 30. University of Tulsa, Allen Chapman Student Union.

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