2027 Black Wall Street - Tulsa
April 28 - May 2, 2027 / 4 Nights 5 Days
Black Towns and Black Wall Street
Step into the rich history, culture, and enduring legacy of Tulsa’s Historic Greenwood District and Oklahoma’s historic All-Black Towns. This unforgettable journey offers an opportunity to explore the stories, people, and places that helped shape generations of Black history, entrepreneurship, and community.
Discover the remarkable legacy of Black Wall Street while supporting Black-owned businesses, experiencing authentic local cuisine, and connecting with the communities that continue to carry this history forward. Through immersive guided tours, cultural experiences, and meaningful conversations, travelers will gain a deeper understanding of Greenwood’s past while also celebrating its resilience, progress, and vibrant future.
Blending heritage, culture, and elevated travel experiences, this journey is more than a visit to Tulsa. It is an opportunity to honor the past, experience the present, and celebrate the lasting spirit of Black excellence, entrepreneurship, and community.
Legacy & Culture Journey
At a Glance
Wednesday, April 28, 2027
Thursday, April 29, 2027
Friday, April 30, 2027
Saturday, May 1, 2027
Sunday, May 2, 2027
Wednesday, April 28, 2027
Day 1 - Arrive and Exhale in Tulsa
Arrival, Hotel Check-In, and Welcome Dinner
Arrive at Tulsa International Airport (TUL)
Private Transfers to Hotel
The Mayo Hotel
Check inWednesday, Apr 28, 2027
Check in and explore hotel amenities.
Spa Appointments (Optional)
DateWednesday, Apr 28, 2027
Spa appointments are available and should be booked before arrival.
Experience the essence of modern American dining at Rubicon. Enjoy a menu filled with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, crafted into delightful dishes. The inviting atmosphere and stylish decor create a perfect backdrop for savoring signature cocktails and artisan desserts, making each visit a unique culinary journey.
Thursday, April 29, 2027
Day 2 - Welcome to the Historic Greenwood District
Explore Greenwood District and Black Wall Street
Breakfast at Hotel
Depart Hotel
Chair Convos with Gina at The Loc Shop
“Chair Convos” with Gina at The Loc Shop on Black Wall Street. Carrying the legacy of owning a Black business on Black Wall Street.
Walk to Greenwood Rising
Greenwood Rising Private Guided Tour
Mother Road Market
At Mother Road Market, enjoy a vibrant atmosphere filled with diverse culinary options from local vendors. Support Black-owned businesses at this communal dining area while also learning about the intersections of The Mother Road (Route 66), The Greenbook, and the historic Greenwood District.
Depart for BWS
Black Wall Street Guided Tour (Walk & Ride)
John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park
Explore John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park, a serene space dedicated to healing and reflection. Discover engaging exhibits that celebrate African American history and admire unique sculptures that tell powerful stories of resilience. Named after the esteemed historian, this park fosters community dialogue and unity through its inspiring environment.
Return to Hotel
Dinner OYO
Tisdale's Cigar Lounge
Experience Tisdale's Cigar Lounge, where you can explore a wide selection of premium cigars in a welcoming atmosphere. The knowledgeable staff is eager to assist you in choosing the perfect cigar. Enjoy exclusive events, a private lounge for intimate gatherings, and local artwork that enhances your experience.
Friday, April 30, 2027
Day 3 - Oklahoma All-Black Towns
Explore Oklahoma’s Historic All-Black Towns
Breakfast at Hotel
Depart Hotel
Historic All-Black OK Towns Tour
Visit Langston, Oklahoma
Explore Langston University, Oklahoma's first historically black university, with its rich history and vibrant campus life. Engage with diverse academic programs and participate in unique activities, like the Langston University Jazz Ensemble. Discover the strong commitment to community and student-athletes as you experience the spirit of this dynamic institution.
Visit Boley Oklahoma
Step into Boley, founded in 1903 and one of the most prominent of Oklahoma's historic all-Black towns, with its own bank, newspaper, and full business district. Booker T. Washington visited and praised it as one of the most enterprising Black towns in the country, and the district he walked is now a National Historic Landmark. Boley carries that legacy forward today, including the annual Boley Rodeo, one of the oldest Black rodeos in the nation.
Lunch (Included)
Return to Hotel
Dinner at Leisure
Saturday, May 1, 2027
Day 4 - Blooming Black Businesses on Black Wall Street
Free Day to Explore Black Wall Street
Free Day - Use Uber/Lyft to get Around
Optional: Photo Shoot on Black Wall Street
Get professional photos on the sacred ground. The perfect content creation photos for entrepreneurs.
Shop, Eat, + Explore BWS
Shop, eat, and explore Black Wall Street. Souvenirs at The Shop on Greenwood BWS. Restaurants include Sweet Lisa’s and Honey Love. Treats at Frios Ice Cream and Tisdale’s Cigar Lounge. Parks include John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park and OSU-Tulsa Pond.
Optional: Massages with BWS masseuse Jessica Samuels
Time60min
Optional: Paint + Sip
Expressions of Eddye K.
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Fixins Soul Kitchen
Closing dinner at Fixins Soul Kitchen, indulge in soul food classics crafted from scratch using locally sourced ingredients. The warm and inviting atmosphere complements the exceptional service, creating a community-focused dining experience. Signature dishes inspired by traditional Southern recipes await to delight your taste buds.
Sunday, May 2, 2027
Day 5 - Departure and Farewell
