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FEBRUARY 2019 PUBLISHER

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Louann Buhlinger, C.L. Harmon, Beth Goddard, Nicolette Martin, CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Curating Creativity

George Desipris, Amber Gregg, Tom Grimbert, Artiom Vallat

FEBRUARY—IT’S THE SHORTEST MONTH OF THE YEAR, BUT THERE’S DEFINITELY NO SHORTAGE OF EXCITING THINGS HAPPENING HERE IN TULSA. When thinking of ideas for our Arts + Makers issue, we were inspired by the talented local creatives who beautify our community with their work. Whether it’s local theater performances, the Tulsa area arts scene or handmade goods from local artisans, we were inspired by the creative culture our city is bursting with. Some of our favorite music-related places around the area include the BOK Center, Brady Theater, Cain’s Ballroom, Jazz Hall of Fame, The Joint and Paradise Cove. Besides the beautiful Art Deco architecture that Tulsa is famous for, we love enjoying everything there is to find at the Philbrook Museum of Art and Gilcrease Museum as well as the Woody Guthrie Center, The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art, Aberson Exhibits and numerous other places that showcase incredible art collections. As you are out and about, be sure to visit the numerous murals and sculptures around town all with their own story of how they came into existence. With our own bustling creative scene—from jewelry makers and potters to musicians and actors—we hope you find

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INSIDE THE ISSUE FEBRUARY 2019

FEATURES 12 Date Night With The Arts Surprise That Special Someone With A Treat Outside The Box

14 X-5 Sports All Geared Up for the Future Own Your Own Inspiration

20 Tulsa Stained Glass Creating Art From The Broken Shards In Life

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CITY SCENE ARTICLE C.L. HARMON

Date Night with the Arts SURPRISE THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE WITH A TREAT OUTSIDE THE BOX

TO HELP OUT WITH THIS TRADITIONAL MONTH OF LOVE, WE THOUGHT OF A FEW FUN AND DIFFERENT IDEAS FOR SWEETHEARTS. It is true that candy is sweet and flowers are fine but on such a special day, perhaps something different is in order for the one you call mine. From food to fun, there is something a bit out of the ordinary for all who share their heart with another on this day of celebration...and that is what love is all about.Â

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DINNER

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Sisserou’s

Jazz Night (Sisserou’s)

Step out of the ordinary with some Caribbean

Once you have enjoyed an evening of exotic

cuisine from Sisserou’s. Located in The Tulsa

food, hang around for a great evening of

Arts District, the concept is inspired by the

smooth jazz music. Each 2nd Thursday of the

colorful cuisine of the island of Dominica,

month, Sisserou’s Restaurant offers some of

the Nature Isle of the Caribbean. The menu

the best live entertainment Tulsa has to offer

includes a broader spectrum stylized on

featuring local jazz artists like Branjae, Cynthia

authentic Caribbean cuisine with a touch

Simmons, Olivia Duhon, Stephanie Oliver,

of European and American influences.

Micheal Rappe Quartet and many more!

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DINNER & COMEDY

Texas de Brazil

Loony Bin Comedy Club

Treat your Valentine to how steak was meant

Take your Valentine out for a few laughs at a

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sausage over a wood charcoal fire. Then they expertly carve slices directly from the cooking skewers onto your plate. TexasdeBrazil.com

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actors hidden in the audience that are not

followed by Caesar salad and choice of three

dressed in costume. Anyone in the room can

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the Hard Rock Hotel. With an upscale menu,

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The M Performance steering wheel ensures the driver has secure control over the dynamic SAV at all times, for example. This is due to the extremely high-grip Alcantara handling area with large thumb rests and special underlining for excellent stability and a direct steering feel.

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For customers who prefer to highlight and make use of the off-road capabilities of their BMW X5, the 20’’ M light alloy wheel Star Spoke 748 M with all-terrain tires is now available for the fourth generation of the BMW X5. The color BMW M logo is especially eye-catching due to the fact that the rim is finished in sporty matt black.

With the first-ever factory installed trailer hitch on an X5, optional thirdrow seating, power split tailgate, and up to 72.3 cubic feet of cargo space, the All-New BMW X5 has room for more – from backcountry gear to backseat drivers.

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In addition, other drivers will admire the enlarged, one-piece active kidney grille and trapezoidal exhaust finishers of the all-new BMW X5.

Want to really ride above the rest? Add BMW’s first-ever factory available 22-inch wheels. Not to mention you can own your X5 experience before you even open the door. Models are equipped with Comfort Access that begins unlocking and activating the Welcome Carpet lighting as you approach. And with optional Remote Engine Start, you can get in and go with ease.

Convenience, cargo, and class are expanded terms to enhance the luxury side of the BMW X5 with available Glass Controls, BMW Individual leather upholstery, heated steering wheel, armrests, and rear seats, heated and cooled cup holders, and a Harman/Kardon surround sound system make this like a mini-mansion on wheels.

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2019 BMW X5 SPORT + Vernasca leather variant, as well as BMW’s familiar Merino leather. + “Dynamic Interior Light” flashes lights to alert the driver to everything from a phone call to opening a door when the engine is still running. + Active Driving Assistant brand, with pre-collision warning and braking, pedestrian detection, blind-spot, and rear cross-traffic warnings. + Safety feature, Emergency Stop Assistant.

Designed to be used if the driver becomes “incapacitated because of a medical emergency,”. + Adaptive M Suspension Professional, which uses active anti-roll bars at each corner to reduce roll in the corners while also improving ride comfort.

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art in our city

BEAUTIFUL ART AWAITS TO BE SEEN ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY KATHY SLEMP

SOMETIMES WE HAVE A NEED FOR ADVENTURE, TO ABANDON OUR SQUARE MILE, AND GO EXPERIENCE ALL THAT LIFE HAS TO OFFER. We begin searching the internet for exotic vacations, private beaches, Greek and Italian Islands, or even an African safari.

But wait! Have you really seen and experienced all that your own community has to offer? I’m the person who goes places with some tidbits of information stored in the back of my mind but…oh my gosh…after seeing it, I have to go home and research everything about it. The history, the stories, the buildings, the people, the traditions, the food and then I have to go back again to re-experience it. The Tunnel Tour was my turning point to learn about Everything Tulsa. I’ve highlighted some tours where you can begin your adventure. Take photos, eat, explore and have fun. The pictures in this article are from the Tunnel Tour but I’ll let you discover where they were taken when you set out on your adventure to find art in our city.

Tours of Tulsa provides a wide variety of tours in and around Tulsa. Walking and step-on tours introduce visitors to Tulsa’s past and present, either through pre-planned tours or adventures designed specifically for you, your family, or your group. Whether you’re a visitor to Tulsa, a new or soon to be resident, or a Tulsa native interested in learning more about your hometown or revisiting old haunts, they would love to prepare a tour just for you. ToursOfTulsa.com

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Each month they offer these popular walking tours highlighting some of Downtown Tulsa’s architectural treasures. Their docents point out features of unique buildings and offer historical perspectives. Each tour is different but will typically include a visit to a lobby, a tunnel, or maybe even an oil baron’s penthouse!

On any given tour, you might see beautiful examples of Art Deco, Beaux Arts, Gothic Revival and MidCentury Modern buildings.

These monthly tours start at 10:00 AM on the second Saturday of each month. Tickets are sold in advance and children under 12 are free if accompanied by a paid adult.

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GUIDED MUSEUM TOURS AND DOWNTOWN WALKING TOURS.

Guided Museum Tours: Docent-guided tours are available for groups based on advance scheduling. Tours can be customized to your group’s needs and interests and may include some or all current exhibits.

Downtown Walking Tours: Take a guided tour through the central business district and learn more about the history and architecture of many buildings along the way. Tours include the interior of many buildings as well as detailed discussion of the exteriors, and parts of the underground tunnel system.

Monthly Tours: Tours are provided the last Friday of each month at 10:00 a.m. and reservations are required. (Nov. and Dec. tours are usually moved due to holidays, contact them for dates).

Scheduled Group Tours: Subject to availability, group tours can be scheduled TuesdayFriday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

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TEACHING HOW TO PICK UP THE PIECES AND PUT THEM TOGETHER

ARTICLE C.L. HARMON | PHOTOGRAPHY AMBER GREGG

ULSA TAINED GLASS, CREATING ART FROM THE BROKEN SHARDS IN LIFE

Photo credit Kathy Slemp

FOR OVER 1,000 YEARS STAINED GLASS ART HAS BEEN A PART OF THE CREATIVE WORLD. It is an art form that is like no other in the world; a decoration viewed in churches, restaurants, businesses and even some homes. What is most interesting about stained glass is how it is used to convey a message or story. One such instance was its use in Medieval Times as visual accounts of Biblical stories for those commoners who could not read the Bible. Another instance was one I was not expecting. It was when I met Richard Bohm, owner of Tulsa Stained Glass Company. This encounter would not be one of the art telling a story, but of the artist telling how art was to become his story.

Expecting a simple interview about the mechanics and theory of stained glassworks, I was surprised to learn about a man who stepped out on faith, suffered loss, found purpose and shared hope. Bohm initially embarked on his life path using the left side of his brain as his compass. In other words, he was using logic and mathematics in a profession to problem solve for others. It provided an income and a certain amount of stability, but as with most journeys in life, there was a curve up ahead that would lead him into an entirely new direction.

“My wife Carol took a class on stained glass art, and she showed me how to do it. It was fun!

That was 42 years ago,” Bohm said. The couple began playing around with their new found hobby at home and soon began to realize that there was a market for quality stained glass.

Initially, the business started in their dining room.

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calls “widgets” (various pieces of stained glass art and sculptures).

The growth continued as customers would order custom pieces or need repairs on existing works of stained glass. However, life would bring Bohm another curve. This time it was a sharp one that he did not see coming. After 28 years of operating the business together, Carol passed away. The art had been his business, but now it needed to be something else...a therapist.

With the passing of his wife, it was time to reflect and to heal. In his efforts to do so, he began taking the business aspect out of his business and replacing it with the art that had appealed to him all those years ago. It’s what he calls “self-therapy.”

“I began to develop a passion for art, and that grew into self-therapy.

And from this came my new passion of teaching others how to use art to solve problems, self-analyze and how to be happy,” Bohm said.

He currently teaches two classes now at his store/studio located at 4131 S. Sheridan Road in Tulsa. The first is a beginner class where he teaches about the process and technique that has been in practice since the Middle Ages. Each student is given the same assignment which is designed by Bohm and focuses on the fundamentals of creating a pane of art such as a small window which can be hung for decoration. In this lesson, all of the pieces must touch and then be soldered together to

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Examples of projects that students in his class can create.

become a solid panel. Classes are available on Thursday evenings several times each year for 2.5-hour sessions running for eight weeks.

The second is called Garden Spirit Sculptures class which is one session only but it is a “fun and intense” three-hour class.

This class allows each student to choose their materials and create a design of their choosing. In this lesson, the pieces do not have to interlock. Thus it is called a sculpture.

He emphasizes that the purpose of these projects is to allow students to discover passion and use their life experiences to create something tangible. These classes are available every Saturday.

What’s most interesting about Bohm is not that he was able to build a business out of an interesting hobby, but that he has been able to build an interest in helping others through his business with these creative and therapeutic classes. There is an excitement in his every word when he describes how art therapy affects people’s lives. It has become a part of his identity; a self-sculpture of what his life has become. Perhaps Bohm is onto something. People are always working to pick up the broken shards in their lives hoping to repair them. Bohm simply connects these people to those who have been putting the pieces together for over 1,000 years by soldering broken shards together to create something new, whole and beautiful.

The DoodleBohmBa workshop provides 5 CEUs for licensed professional counselors and marital and family therapists.

To learn more about Bohm’s classes, visit TulsaStainedGlass.com. If you are interested in purchasing his book, Experience the Power of Art, they are available on Amazon and at his store.

C.L. Harmon is a freelance journalist, contributor to Tulsa Lifestyle Magazine and publisher for the online magazine Uniquelahoma.

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A caldera is a large volcanic crater typically formed by a major eruption leading to the collapse of the mouth of a volcano. Forming the southernmost member of the Cyclades island group, Santorini is the remains of the Minoan eruption that, 3,600 years ago, destroyed a formerly single island and created the current caldera.

stay SUN ROCKS BOUTIQUE HOTEL Sun Rocks Boutique Hotel is considered one of Santorini’s most romantic hotels.

The elegant couples-only cliffside hideaway—named a Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice 2018 award winner— features luxe, minimalist rooms and suites carved into the side of a volcanic cliff featuring amazing caldera and sea views. SunRocks.gr Photo by Artiom Vallat on Unsplash

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ROMANTIC SANTORINI

(CON TI N U ED)

Traveling Foodie There are so many flavors to explore in Santorini! Some must-try Greek foods include tomato kefthedes (tomato fritters), saganaki (fried cheese in phyllo topped with honey, Santorini salad, baklava (phyllo filled with honey and chopped nuts), spanakopita (Greek spinach pie) and Greek fava.

dine CASA DI TE Just a short stroll from the Sun Rocks Boutique hotel is this restaurant dedicated to creating the perfect combination of flavors and atmosphere to create unique moments in Santorini. Ranked on Trip Advisor’s top 10 romantic restaurants in Santorini, Casa di Te is inspired by Greek modern cuisine, Mediterranean cuisine and a touch of local flavor. Start with steamed mussels with saffron and Assyrtiko wine, followed by sea bass fillet fricassee with greens and lemon sauce, and finish it off with Semolina halva in a kadaifi nest with vanilla ice cream and caramel syrup.

CasaDiTeSantorini.com

Photo by George Desipris on Unsplash

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experience SUNSET VIEWS

About 25 minutes up the coast is where you can catch sights of what people often refer to as arguably the best sunsets you’ll ever see. Catch some of the best panoramic views of Santorini from 15th-century Byzantine castle ruins.

Situated on the side of caldera cliffs, Oia village offers tons of breathtaking viewing spots. Be sure to get there well before sunset—because of the area’s sundown popularity, you’ll find crowds of people gathered on streets, rooftops and stairs anticipating the one-of-akind experience.

Photo by Tom Grimbert on Unsplash

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RENOVATE & REFINE

Combine

TO CREATE A UNIQUE TR AVEL DESTINATION The 19th floor mural in Frank Lloyd Wright's Price Tower designed by Eugene Masselink.

FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT’S PRICE TOWER IN BARTLESVILLE

ARTICLE LOUANN BUHLINGER

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ARCHITECTURE AS AN ART FORM HAS SECURED ITS PLACE IN OKLAHOMA. ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT EXAMPLES IS

Price Tower Arts Center offers tours of the building including the restored Price Company apartment and office.

PRICE TOWER , LOCATED 45 MILES NORTH OF TULSA IN BARTLESVILLE. Designed by famed American architect Frank Lloyd Wright in his signature organic style, Price Tower attracts visitors from across the U.S. on a daily basis.

The building is Wright’s only realized skyscraper known as, “The tree that escaped the crowded forest.” The 19-story building was designed as a vertical street where offices, residences and retail were stacked in a tall building freeing up the surrounding land for parks and recreation. Today, Price Tower is achieving Wright’s dream as the home of several business offices, the Inn at Price Tower bed and breakfast, Copper Restaurant + Bar, and Price Tower Arts Center, all of which attracted 45,000 visitors in 2018. This year, the city of Bartlesville will be constructing a community park akin to Guthrie Green next to the tower which will emphasize this location as a central gathering place even more.

Price Tower is a national historic landmark and a Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece. The fact that visitors can dine, spend the night, or attend art gallery openings and exhibitions is unique, and it’s located in Tulsa’s backyard just 45 miles away.

Docent-led tours are conducted Tuesday through Sunday. Copper Restaurant + Bar is also open for lunch and dinner Tuesday through Saturday. And, the Price Tower Arts Center is open Monday through Sunday with special openings and community events posted on Facebook and PriceTower.org. The current exhibition is “Material Pulses: Seven Viewpoints,” an exhibition focused on the art of quilt-making featuring works from contemporary textile artists. Future events supporting the preservation and operation of Price Tower include the Tower Gala set for March 1, 2019.

The lobby features "Willows in Reflection," designed by John Dekoven Hill of Taliesen and produced by Arizona metal artist Pauli Lame. It is one of the largest.

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LIFESTYLE CALENDAR homeless community. The 2019 Heart of

to charter a plane out of Oklahoma.

Henry Award Recipient is Judy Kishner.

JULES BOUTIQUE IS MOVING

Mission: to clear the shelters of Tulsa,

Proceeds benefit the Tulsa Day Center for

Sapulpa and Muskogee. Raffles and

the Homeless. Feb.9th. For information

Jules Boutique

prizes! Free beer, wine and mimosa bar.

and to support the Tulsa Day Center visit

Jules Boutique is having a Liquidation Sale

Hors d’oeuvres included.

TulsaDayCenter.org

thru February 15 at the 121st & Sheridan

Tickets are 1 for $45 or 2 for $80. face-

location only. Jules will be moving into The

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FEBRUARY

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in Oklahoma! Goal: to raise $20,000

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Market at Walnut Creek located at 81st & Harvard. JulesBoutique.shop

OPEN TUES-SAT NEW HOURS AT ESPERANCE BAKERY

TUES-THURS TULSA TOY DEPOT CRAFT CLASSES AND STORY TIME

LADIES NIGHT OUT AT TULSA STAINED GLASS Location: Tulsa Stained Glass

6-9:30 p.m. Make a beautiful Valentine

10114 S. Sheridan Rd.

themed stained glass project. Use the

Craft classes are free every Tuesday at

same materials and tools that are used

After a brief closure for remodeling and

10:30 a.m. and Wednesday at 1 p.m., and

for making authentic leaded stained

holiday

Bakery

Story Time is held on Thursday at 11 a.m.

glass. No previous experience. The

reopened with new hours: Tuesday-Friday

Miss. Carol Meyer leads the kids in music

Feb. 12th class sold out so they’ve

6:30 a.m-2 p.m. and Saturday 7:30 a.m.-12

and story-telling for 30 minutes of great

added an additional class on the 13th.

p.m. Esperance makes fresh, handmade

active fun. Visit TulsaToyDepot.com

Register now to reserve your spot!

croissants and other indulgences using

for more info or call 918.938.0555.

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organic flour, butter, sugar, milk, cream

Classes vary.

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vacation,

Esperance

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and as many other organic ingredients as they can. EsperanceBakery.com

9 THE HEART OF HENRY BENEFITING THE TULSA DAY CENTER

SIGNATURE SYMPHONY: BREAKING GOOD-SIGNATURE BIG BAND AND WALTER WHITE

Named for the compassionate heart

Performing Arts Center for Education

Location: Gundy’s Airport, East 76th St.

of

Henry

Walter White, who emerged with a

N. in Owasso

Zarrow, The Heart of Henry features an

personal voice on both trumpet and

5:30-8:30 p.m. Proceeds go directly

annual banquet and award presentation

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to save 100+ dogs from kill shelters

honoring those changing lives of the

2 PAINT AND SIP FOR DOGS HOSTED

BY SINGLE DOG SEEKING

Southern Hills Country Club

community

philanthropist

TCC Southeast Campus; VanTrease

Liquidation Sale thru February 15th At 121st & Sheridan location only. Jules will be moving into The Market at Walnut Creek located at 81st & Harvard.

Open 7 days a week at The Market at 81st and Harvard

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FEBRUARY

LIFESTYLE CALENDAR flugelhorn, joins the Signature Big Band to cook up a batch of super-hot, brassheavy jazz, featuring a soaring solo trumpet, exciting original compositions, and unique arrangements of classic jazz

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of all time! Professor Henry Higgins

ROCKIN' AND ROLLIN' ON ROUTE 66

cockney flower girl Eliza Doolittle. She

seeks to prove he can make anyone a lady – even the brash and bawdy

OSU-CHS Tandy Medical Academic

started as his challenge; she became

standards! SignatureSymphony.org or

Building, 1111 W 17th St.

his inspiration! TulsaPAC.com

call 918-595-7777.

Tulsa Route 66 Main Street presents the “The East Meets West” fund raising

15 & 17

event which includes a dinner and 50's style sock-hop dance showcasing the Fabulous Mid-Life Crisis Band. Feb.

TULSA OPERA PRESENTS: THE LITTLE PRINCE

16th. For more info, call 918.269.7598, email

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enchanting

tale

of

at

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or

visit Rt66MainStreet.org.

Tulsa Performing Arts Center

adventure,

friendship, and love adapted from the much-beloved book "The Little Prince"

by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. A prince befriends a pilot whose plane crashes, and takes the audience on a magical

23 59TH ANNUAL HOLLAND HALL BOOK FAIR

Holland Hall Primary School Gym

For the past 59 years, Holland Hall has hosted the state’s largest used

FEB 22-MAR 2

book sale. This annual community

MY FAIR LADY

cational resources. Tickets are $1

event offers affordable, gently-used, quality books, toys, games, and edu-

Tulsa PAC, John H. Williams Theatre

with 18 and under free. Open to the

journey. Children can wear their pajamas.

Theatre Tulsa presents My Fair Lady,

public. Feb. 23rd. HollandHall.com

Times vary. TulsaOpera.com

one of the most beloved musicals

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PARTING THOUGHTS ARTICLE BETH GODDARD

COMMUNITY-WIDE WELLNESS AND CONNECTION IN HOLLAND HALL’S NEW A.R. AND MARYLOUISE TANDY DINING AND WELLNESS CENTER.

more than

a building

ENHANCING OUR COMMON GROUND, THE CAMPAIGN FOR HOLLAND HALL, IS A RECENTLY COMPLETED, $50 MILLION FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT STUDENT AND FACULTY EXCELLENCE, ENSURE THE FINANCIAL FUTURE OF THE SCHOOL, AND TRANSFORM HOLLAND HALL’S PHYSICAL CAMPUS. THE MOST VISIBLE OF THOSE ACHIEVEMENTS — THE A.R. AND MARYLOUISE TANDY DINING AND WELLNESS CENTER — RECENTLY OPENED AT THE SOUTH-TULSA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL. The Tandy, as it is informally called, houses the Marylouise Tandy Dining Hall, where Middle and Upper School students and faculty can now eat lunch together. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer views of the beautiful Chapman Green, and a modern kitchen and servery provide extensive food options quickly and efficiently. Found in the same wing as the dining hall are the Common Grounds coffee shop, a school spirit store called the Dutch Zone, and the Hall of Honor, paying tribute to the school’s founders, alumni, and donors.

The A.R. “Bill” Tandy Wellness Wing features specialized areas for Holland Hall students in grades 4 through 12, as well as offices for athletics staff and conference rooms for student, alumni, and staff use. A state-of-the-art fitness floor, full training center with the latest technology and equipment to enhance performance and prevent and treat injury, and new locker rooms offer student-athletes all the resources they need to reach and maintain optimum fitness, wellness, and athletic achievements.

The Common Ground Campaign, the largest single fundraising effort in Holland Hall’s nearly hundred-year history, also raised $13 million in new endowments for student financial aid and faculty support and recognition, $9 million in special projects and donations to the Annual Fund, and $9 million in estate gifts.

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