Join us for the Foundation for Tulsa Schools inaugural fine arts gala: ARTrageous, a night filled with art, music, and live performances! The event will begin at 6pm with a gallery of student art and live musical performances followed by dinner at 7:30pm and a showcase of the rich talent withing the Tulsa Public Schools fine arts department. Join the community that supports fine arts and public education and have an ARTrageously good time!

April 1, 2023 @ 6 PM

OKPOP Museum, 422 N Main St, Tulsa, OK 74103

Artfully Cocktail Attire (need inspiration?)

Parking

Complimentary valet parking available in front of OKPOP on Main Street. Please keep in mind that there are other events going on in the area, so plan plenty of time to arrive.

Silent Auction

Bid on artwork by Tulsa Public School students or a live painting by Chris Mantle. Artwork will be featured in the district art show in April and available for winners after May 1.

Questions?

Contact Brena Meadows Thrash.

Enjoy the night!

Make sure to visit the green balcony on the 3rd floor for amazing photo opportunities and a quiet place to chat.

ARTrageous will be supporting all programs at the Foundation for Tulsa Schools. The Foundation will split the funds raised with the Fine Arts Department of Tulsa Public Schools. The portion of funds that the Foundation retains will support our operations including programming, like Explore Oklahoma, Grants for Great Ideas, and the STEM fund.
The study of the fine arts positively impacts the learning of students of lower socioeconomic status as much or more than those of a higher socioeconomic status.
Students that take a combination of arts programs demonstrate improved verbal, reading, and math skills, and also show a greater capacity for higher-ordered thinking skills such as analyzing and problem-solving.
In courses in which the arts is integrated with math, science, social studies, and other subjects, students demonstrated marked improvements in reading and math.
The arts reach students not normally reached, in ways and methods not normally used leading to better student attendance and lower dropout rates.

Event Sponsorship

Presenting ................ $50,000

Celebrity Seating
3 Tables, 30 Seats
Name Listing on Event Invitations
Logo on Event Website
Logo Listing in Event Program
Logo on Table Signage at Event
Listing in Annual Report
Attend food tasting for event
2 pieces of student art
10 Tickets to a school’s fine arts performance

Master Printer .......... $25,000

Honorary Seating
2 Tables, 16 Seats
Logo on Event Website
Logo Listing in Event Program
Logo on Table Signage at Event
Listing in Annual Report
1 piece of student art
6 Tickets to a school’s fine arts performance

Theater Director ...... $12,500

VIP Seating for 8
1 Table, 8 Seats
Logo on Event Website
Name Listing in Event Program
Listing in Annual Report
2 Tickets to a school’s fine arts performance

Lead Sculptor ........... $7,500

Priority Seating for 6
Name Listing on Event Website
Name Listing in Event Program
Listing in Annual Report

Collaborator .............. $2,500

Preferred Seating for 4
Name Listing on Event Website
Name Listing in Event Program
Listing in Annual Report

Tickets

Thank you, Artrageous sponsors!

Presenting Sponsor

Master Printer Sponsors

Anonymous

Theater Director Sponsors

Lead Sculptor Sponsors

Argonaut Private Equity

Bama Companies

Chandler Hospitality Group

The Chickasaw Nation

Cox Communications

ONE Gas

The Sherry Family

Charles & Lynn Schusterman Family Philanthropies

Collaborator Sponsors

Blue Cross Blue Shield

Cherokee Nation & Cherokee Nation Businesses

Circle Bar H

Devon

Otto & Ellen Duecker

The Echeverria Ashworth Family

Flintco

GableGotwals

Hille Foundation

Hilti

KKT Architects, LLC

Nahbolz Construction Corporation

ONEOK

OSU in Tulsa

Paycom

Public Service Company of Oklahoma

Resolute PR

Selser Schaefer Architects

Tulsa Community College Foundation

Trust Company of Oklahoma

Wallace Design Collective