Celebrate five years of Greenwood Rising with highlights from our anniversary gala, tributes to our honorees, and a look at the people and partnerships helping preserve Greenwood’s history and shape its future.
Greenwood Rising will offer free admission to the History Center on the 2nd Friday every month for Oklahoma residents. “Freedom Fridays” is a partnership between Greenwood Rising and TTCU Federal Credit Union.
In honor of our upcoming five-year anniversary, Greenwood Rising is introducing new membership benefits. Join our community of supporters committed to preserving and sharing the story of Black Wall Street for future generations. Your partnership helps advance our vision for social justice and racial reconciliation.
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.
The Greenwood Rising VR Learning launch is part of Boeing’s grant partnership with Greenwood Rising. In 2021, Boeing awarded Greenwood Rising a multi-year, $500,000 grant that included funding for the Youth Leadership Forum and the virtual reality learning platform.
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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 was proud to host Greenwood Night with the Tulsa Drillers at ONEOK Field on August 21, bringing the community together for an evening that celebrated baseball, local businesses, and the enduring legacy of Greenwood.
Celebrate five years of Greenwood Rising with highlights from our anniversary gala, tributes to our honorees, and a look at the people and partnerships helping preserve Greenwood’s history and shape its future.
Josue de Paula and Zyhir Hope tour the Greenwood Rising Black Wall Street History Center to learn about the Tulsa race massacre.
The museum’s free-admission program now runs monthly through December, opening the doors wider for Oklahoma residents. Previously, the program ran for six consecutive weeks during February and March to amplify Black History Month. This year, leaders shifted to a second Friday of every month model to give families more flexibility.
Greenwood was once one of the most prosperous Black communities in America, built through entrepreneurship, self-determination, and a strong network of more than 300 Black-owned businesses. Its destruction in 1921 devastated lives, homes, and generational wealth, but the legacy of Black Wall Street remains central to Tulsa’s story and to the ongoing work of remembrance, restoration, and renewal.
