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Oklahomans for Equality is excited to present our inaugural Tulsa Fringe Festival, a celebration of bold creativity and original voices. The Tulsa Fringe Festival is all about highlighting performances and art that push boundaries—featuring theater, comedy, dance, music, and visual works that bring new perspectives to our community. It’s a place where artists can experiment, where audiences discover fresh ideas, and where diversity of expression is not only welcome but celebrated._
What to Expect
The Tulsa Fringe Festival offers a weekend of exciting, interactive, and inclusive programming from morning through late night—there’s truly something for everyone!
The event starts Friday, September 19 at 6pm ticketed events in the Lynn Riggs Theater and free entertainment in the Bruce Goff Event Space and the Allie Jensen Memorial Art Gallery. Tulsa SPCA will hold an adoption event from 4-8p while performances begin at 6p, starting with excerpts from Lizzie the Musical in the Lynn Riggs Theater. Additional performers in the Lynn Riggs include the Tulsa People’s Orchestra, Patt Hobbs tribute to
Leslie Jordan, and Witness, a transformative performance that explores the intersection of identity and faith. Free events will be held throughout the evening alternating between our Gallery and event space.
On Saturday, start your day in the Goff Event Center with family-friendly programming:
• A morning screening of Twisted Arts Shorts
• Live dance performances and Cosplay with Heyday Idols
• Magic by John Shack Magic
• Drop-in arts & crafts sessions for all ages
From midday through the evening, the Lynn Riggs Theater:
• Solo Piano Experience with Maguire Sole at 2p
• Mirror Magic by Nikole Dragon at 3p
• Excerpts from Five Lesbians Eating Quiche at 5p
• Haunted an interpretive dance performance at 7p
• We Speak, We Grow spoken word celebrating black voice at 8p
Additional free events and performances will be held throughout the evening alternating between our Gallery and event space.
Upstairs spaces will host a bustling artist market Saturday afternoon, featuring:
• Local visual artists, makers, and re-sale vendors
• Hands-on youth art and craft activities
Stay refreshed with Inheritance Juicery and 918 Maples Tacos & Cantina serving fresh creations from 12–6 PM
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Visit https://okeq.org/fringe/ for more information, ticket link and volunteering opportunities.
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[email protected] | okeq.org | 918-743-4297 x 239
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Dennis R Neill Equality Center, 621 E 4th St S, Tulsa, OK 74120-3017, United States
