APRIL 3, 2025 | 5:30PM - 7:30PM
Join us at Greenwood Rising for UPLIFT & RISE - Celebrating Financial Literacy Month! Jasmine Ball, MSW, CFP®, founder of Bamboo Financial Partners and the first Black woman CFP in Oklahoma, will share powerful insights on “Rebuilding Black Wall Street: Money Moves for a Lasting Legacy.”
Greenwood Rising is excited to offer memberships with exclusive perks, including free admission, merchandise discounts, event benefits, and a limited-edition enamel pin for those who join between October 2024 and October 2025.
Bank of America cardholders can enjoy free admission to the Greenwood Rising History Center on the first full weekend of each month by presenting their BOA card. Terms and Conditions apply.
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For the past 25 years, Bank of America has offered our cardholders free general admission to more than 225 cultural institutions in cities across the United States during the first full weekend of every month. Museums on Us is available to Bank of America, Merrill, or Bank of America Private Bank (U.S. Trust) credit or debit cardholders.
Patrons must present their BofA card and photo ID at the front desk. Discounts do not apply to online sales. Discount applies to one adult, senior, or military ticket per transaction.
Greenwood Rising will display a new marker as part of the Oklahoma African-American Historic Trail, honoring Black Wall Street and Black frontier towns. Installation is set for spring.
The Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits (The Center) has announced the finalists for the 2024 Oklahoma Nonprofit Excellence (ONE) Awards. The ONE Awards is the only program in the state honoring excellence in nonprofit service and awarding each finalist a grant.
Bank of America announced that Greenwood Rising has joined its Museums on Us program. Starting August 5 and 6 and continuing during the first full weekend of each month, Bank of America cardholders may now access the Greenwood Rising history center for free.
From the hidden history of Lower Manhattan to Wimbledon's other past, a growing number of small, vibrant museums are helping communities understand their neighborhoods' stories. Greenwood Rising is regarded as one of the best hyperlocal museums across the world.
Nearly 300 items from HBO’s set-in-Tulsa “Watchmen” series are on the auction block and some of the proceeds will go to Greenwood Rising in Tulsa.
Raymond Doswell, Ed.D., has just moved to Tulsa when he meets for coffee at Chimera Cafe to discuss his new role as executive director for Greenwood Rising.
