Greenwood Arts & Cultural Society Announce First Black Wall Street Music Awards

Friday, June 26th 2020, 4:09 pm

By: Kristin Wells

Greenwood Arts And Cultural Society Announce First Black Wall Street Music Awards

Greenwood Arts And Cultural Society Announce First Black Wall Street Music Awards

TULSA, Okla. -

The Greenwood Arts and Cultural Society announced today the first ever Black Wall Street Music Awards to be held on August 8.

Right now, organizers said they plan to hold the event virtually, due to COVID-19.

Organizers said they want to showcase the talent in Tulsa and across Oklahoma.

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