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Echo Alley in The Tulsa Arts District!
Downtown Tulsa Partnership is pleased to announce that Tulsa Arts District will be the new location for artist Rachel Hayes’ Echo Alley, a permanent illuminated public art installation. The alley is located just north of East Reconciliation Way between Main Street and Boston Avenue.
East 4th St Alley Project! Seeking RFQs
Downtown Tulsa Partnership seeks qualifications from experienced artists or artist teams for a large-scale, semi-permanent public art installation in the East 4th Street Alley.
Curbside Haiku 2026 is Here!
Curbside Haiku returns to Downtown Tulsa this spring! This public art project activates Downtown's public spaces while showcasing the artistry of Tulsa's creative community.
Curbside Haiku is here!
Curbside Haiku is here!

This spring, Downtown Tulsa Partnership is spearheading this temporary public art initiative where poetry on designed art boards is accessible in the public right-of-way.
A Look at Downtown Tulsa Museums
Take a captivating historical journey that appeals to locals and visitors alike.
July First Friday
Enjoy a night in Downtown Tulsa for July's First Friday Art Crawl!
World's Largest Augmented Reality Mural Complete In Downtown Tulsa
The mural, known as “The Majestic,” spans approximately 15,000 sq. ft. on the east and north sides of the building and is the world's largest augmented reality mural.
Greenwood Art Project In Downtown Tulsa
The Greenwood Art Project was conceived as a platform for those with connections to Tulsa to reflect on the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.