For the Community

Aria Yoga

A free community yoga class set to opera music. Join Tulsa Opera at River Parks from 6-6:45 p.m. every Tuesday from April 8 through October 14. All ages and skills are welcome. Class is help in the grassy area near 17th and Riverside. Bring your mat and enjoy the music!

Songs by Heart

An engagement-centered program developed for Memory Care Communities in which a professional level singer leads an interactive sing-along. The singers use therapeutic techniques such as mirror, verbal, and gestural promptings, making direct eye contact, and holding hands throughout the program. Singers encourage residents to join in the singing, clapping, and dancing, as well as engage in conversations centered around the musical selections.

Opera Story Time

Opera artists share picture books and opera music with children and their caretakers. The program visits established story times at local parks, museums, and bookstores, sharing songs, stories, and lots of joy! For young ones and ones young at heart to develop early literacy skills and music appreciation.

Arias & Ales

Join Tulsa Opera at local craft breweries to see the stars of the stage in a casual atmosphere. Our Arias & Ales events present opera, musical theatre, and ensemble numbers, and a chance to mix and mingle with our Filstrup Resident Artists.

Next event: Friday, October 10 at Nothing’s Left Brewing Co.

Tuesdays at Trinity

2025-26 dates coming soon
12:05 pm – 12:35 pm
Trinity Episcopal Church
501 S Cincinnati Ave, Tulsa, OK 74103

Featuring the Filstrup Resident Artists for three free noon-time concerts throughout the 2025-26 Season!

Opera Echoes

The Tragedy of Carmen: Domestic Violence and the Operatic Stage
Saturday, January 25, 2025, 10am-12pm
Frossard Auditorium in the Hardesty Regional Library

In our brand new community conversation series, Tulsa Opera partners with Domestic Violence Intervention Services (DVIS) and the Family Safety Center to shine a light on how the opera’s artistic depictions of domestic violence and stalking behavior impact real life, and where Tulsans can find resources for interveners and survivors. This event is free and open to the public, but space is limited, so you must register to attend.