Tuesdays in the Park. 5,000 people gather every June in Broken Arrow’s Central Park for live music, food and hands-on art projects. Visitors still pay nothing , thanks to our generous community.
Art Camps & Classes. 2,000 kids and young adults enroll in art classes at Arts 302, where they develop new skills and learn about art history. Scholarship requests grow each semester.
Chalk It Up Festival. 29,000 visitors are welcomed each year to The Rose District, as 55 chalk artists transform Main Street into a dynamic open-air gallery. Families from N.E. Oklahoma bring economic vibrancy to our city.
Arts@302 is Broken Arrow’s premier destination for all things creative. Located in the heart of the Rose District, Arts@302 offers year-round exhibits, performances, classes, and community events that inspire connection through creativity. The space features a rotating art gallery, a curated gift shop, and classes for all ages and experience levels. By providing high-quality arts education and ever-changing cultural experiences, Arts@302 continues to grow as a vibrant home for creativity in the community.
An award-winning festival showcasing stunning original 10×10 chalk art created by talented local artists. Alongside the vibrant artwork, enjoy live entertainment, a beer garden, delicious food trucks, and a variety of artist vendors. It’s a fun-filled community event celebrating creativity, flavor, and good times!
Bringing world-class Broadway tours, concerts. and special performances to our community, this series inspires audiences through the power of live arts. Each show celebrates creativity, culture and connection. Beyond the stage, the series connects local students with the performers, directors and artists to mentor the next generation through hands-on engagement.
Enjoy free live music every Tuesday evening in June! Join us for a vibrant outdoor concert series featuring talented local artists, delicious food trucks, exciting raffle prizes, and a warm, welcoming community atmosphere right in the heart of the city.
Friday, February 13, 2026
6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Local artists working across a wide range of mediums, including painting, sculpture, and mixed media explore mental health, resilience and finding beauty in brokenness.
February 13 – March 28, 2026
Saturday, March 7, 2026
7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
In the tradition of HBCU marching bands, experience riveting rhythms, bold beats and ear-grabbing energy with this synchronized musical. Soul-infused interpretations of top 40 hits are choreographed to heavy drum riffs.
