January 13 – March 2
Visitors Lobby, Crystal Bridge Conservatory
FREE to view during regular hours
Daily 9am-5pm; Sunday, 11am-5pm

Curators' Statement:

We come together as Black artists to acknowledge our place in the African continuum as flesh, blood, and spirit. Looking at the past, present, and future, our work asks the maker and the viewer, “What does it mean to be Black and resilient?” We improvise to survive. We improvise to thrive. This is how we understand our place in the cosmos.

Marie Casimir, Djaspora Productions

Featuring Visual Artists
  • Amena Butler
  • Ebony Iman Dallas
  • Florine Démosthène
  • Gay Pasley
  • Ronna Pernell
  • Musah Swallah
  • Suzanne Thomas

Featuring Performance Artists
  • Tony Brinkley
  • Marie Casimir
  • Changing FReQuencies
  • Grace Franklin
  • Gay Pasley
  • J’aime Griffith
Tuesdays 6pm & Saturdays 9am
Instructors provided by YMCA
Recommended for ages 16 & up
Masks & social distancing required
Lower Level, Crystal Bridge Conservatory

PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED
SIGNUP FOR JANUARY & FEBRUARY HERE

Presented by Fowler Automotive
Every Wednesday, at 10am
Visitor Center Lobby, Crystal Bridge
Best for ages 2 to 5
FREE

Bring your toddler for storytime every Wednesday with Miss Georgia. Books are nature-themed and selected based on the season. We’ll begin with an interactive song and some weeks will include a small craft after the story. Siblings are always welcome!
Saturday, January 30, 10am
Last Saturdays of the Month
FREE – registration required
SOLD OUT

Expand your knowledge of Oklahoma plants and find inspiration for your own garden with an educational walking tour, led by one of our knowledgeable horticultural staff. Although geared towards adults, children and leashed dogs are welcome.
Saturday, January 30, 2pm
Member $30; Nonmember $35
Doug Hoke, Director of Photography, The Oklahoman

Learn how to capture vibrant photos of the desert and rainforest ecosystems that live in our conservatory. Bring your own mobile phone or camera. The program begins in the Gardens classroom.
Help us have a beautiful blooming season by donating to the Annual Garden Fund!
Winter Gardening Tips

  • Keep all plants watered during dry conditions even though some may be dormant. Irrigate all plantings at least 24 hours before hard-freezing weather if the soil is dry. 

  • Order gardening supplies for next season.

  • Now is a great time to design and make structural improvements in your garden and landscape.

  • Send for mail-order catalogs if you are not already on their mailing lists.

  • Clean and fill bird feeders.

  • Make sure indoor plants are receiving enough light or set up an indoor fluorescent plant light.

  • Till garden plots without a cover crop to further expose garden pests to harsh winter conditions.

  • Visit your county extension office to obtain gardening fact sheets for the new gardening season.

  • Join horticulture, plant, or urban forestry society and support community “greening” or “beautification” projects.

  • Review your garden records so you can correct past mistakes. Purchase a new gardening journal or calendar to keep the New Year’s gardening records.
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Thank you!
Myriad Gardens Foundation wishes to thank our sustaining partners, 
leaders in providing major ongoing annual support: 

The Chickasaw Nation
Continental Resources
Devon Energy Corporation
Gardner Tanenbaum Holdings
Heartland Payment Systems
LaDonna and Herman Meinders
Jean and David McLaughlin
Robert H. Meinders 
Newmark Grubb Levy Strange Beffort
OGE Energy Corp.
Oklahoma City Economic Development Trust 
The City of Oklahoma City 
Avis Scaramucci