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Tonight's concert is canceled, but worship is on! See you at 6 p.m. for Good Friday worship.

Just don't go nuts with it and cut down every tree you see as they do I at Up With Trees.

Bradford Pear Maintenance tips!

Actual Kendall-Whittier Neighborhood residents have no say about what goes on within the spaces where we live. Over 10 THOUSAND resident stakeholders in our area and FEW to NO seats at the policy making tables.

I am sure the folks at Up With Trees were well intentioned, but seeing all of those mature trees removed and replaced with saplings is just devastating to many of us here.

They thought they were working with neighborhood groups. In fact they were working with commercial developers who take anything along there though and they will deny responsibility for it.

Hello neighbors,

I’m putting together a community record of what it’s actually like to live in Kendall-Whittier — not just what shows up in planning documents, grant applications, or promotional materials.

What I’m asking for

If you live here now, or lived here in the past, I’m inviting you to share:

What day-to-day life is like for you in this neighborhood

Changes you’ve noticed (good, bad, or mixed)

Things that affect your sense of safety, stability, or belonging

Interactions you’ve had with institutions (city, police, landlords, nonprofits, utilities, developers, etc.)

How your input would be used

Your experiences would be treated as firsthand accounts. I may quote or summarize them, but I will not attach your name unless you explicitly ask me to. You can be as detailed or as brief as you want.

What this is not

This is not a survey, not a petition, and not a complaint form. It’s a way to make sure residents’ voices exist on the record — even when institutions don’t ask for them.

How to participate

You can write, voice-record, or just send bullet points. One experience or many — all of it matters.

Smitty

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🎨 Call for Artists: 2026 Allie Jensen Memorial Art Gallery Exhibitions! 🌈

Are you ready to inspire, challenge, and celebrate through art? The Allie Jensen Memorial Art Gallery is now accepting submissions for our 2026 exhibition calendar!

This is your opportunity to share your voice and creativity in a space that uplifts equality, diversity, and authentic expression. We welcome all mediums and especially encourage 2SLGBTQIA+ artists and allies to apply.

🖼️ How to Apply:
Submit the following:
➟Artist Bio: Tell us about your creative journey
➟Five (5) recent works (created within the last 4 years)
➟Exhibit Proposal: Your vision and potential exhibition title

📅 Deadline: Sunday, December 14, 2025
📧 Send submissions or questions to [email protected]
🔗: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfWJJmD2k80hnUCEiTXuKV-VeIf9U4x-KodNguCXFAg44DVRw/viewform
✨ Don’t miss this chance to have your art featured in one of Tulsa’s most inclusive galleries!