Fundraiser Gives Foodies Chance To Help Budding Tulsa Chefs

Thursday, Tulsa foodies have an opportunity to get a taste of the newest treats from Kitchen 66's current class of food entrepreneurs.

It’s also a chance to see Tulsa from a roof-top terrace that, as far as we know, has never been open to the public.

It's part of what was the private apartment of Sun Oil's chief executive when he was in Tulsa.

This is a happy hour fundraiser.

Kitchen 66 director Adele Beasley said, “The proceeds will help support our initiative to purchase a food truck, which will help give wheels to the aspirations of budding Tulsa chefs."

Kitchen 66 helps kick start Tulsa-based food concepts into real businesses.

You can find more information about the event here.