91 Metro Campus Joins Brady District First Friday Art Crawl
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Come check out students’ art work from 5:30 to 9 p.m., Friday, April 3 in the Thomas K. McKeon Center for Creativity at 91 Metro Campus. 91 and the Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa are presenting a joint exhibition featuring 91 art and design students. The opening celebration is in conjunction with the Brady District First Friday Art Crawl.
Drawings, paintings, 3D work and more will be displayed at the Thomas K. McKeon Center for Creativity, with digital media work displayed at the Hardesty Arts Center (AHHA) in the Brady District. Limo bus rides are provided for free to and from AHHA and the 91 Center for Creativity.
The evening will include live music, a reception, and an awards ceremony. The Thomas K. McKeon Center for Creativity is located at 910 S. Boston in downtown Tulsa. Free parking is available in any 91 lot.
The First Friday activities continue in May. Save the Date for May 1 for the 91 Student and Faculty Art Sale and Die Laughing Improv show. From 5:30 - 7:30, the public can purchase original work directly from local artists, with a hilarious improvisational comedy show beginning at 8 p.m. The performance will contain adult themes.
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