Thursday, February 2nd 2023, 4:07 pm
The University of Tulsa announced that it had purchased the Hardesty Arts Center on Thursday, less than three months after Ahha Tulsa suddenly closed its door.
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TU President Brad Carson says they want the space to be a place where people can learn about the arts, take classes and attend events. Mayor GT Bynum says while the city still owns the land, TU is leasing the building.
"Having a major university like the University of Tulsa bringing college students into the arts district, into downtown Tulsa, is going to be a great thing. And, it's just building on this momentum we've had in the arts district now that we've had for over a decade. It continues to grow and grow and grow."
TU also announced today it's taking over management of Mayfest, which will be marking its 50th year in downtown Tulsa this spring.
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