First Friday Art Gallery with Anthony Corraro | April 3rd
Through powerful portraits created from loose dust, Anthony honors members of Tulsa’s LGBTQAI+ community whose compassion, resilience, and everyday acts of care help shape our city. Each portrait represents someone whose presence strengthens the fabric of queer life in Tulsa.
At a time when many in our community face uncertainty, this series reminds us that our stories, our care for one another, and our presence endure.
Come celebrate queer art, connection, and the people who make our community strong.
Homo Hotel Happy Hour | April 3rd
Join us for 4H: Homo Hotel Happy Hour! Connect with friends, meet new people, and support the LGBTQIA+ community while enjoying great drinks and great company.
This event is benefiting Oklahomans for Equality! We hope to see you there!
OKEQ Town Hall Q2 | April 14th
Join OKEQ for a community Town Hall as we reflect on the 2026 year and share what’s ahead.
This is a space to hear updates, ask questions, and stay connected as we move into 2026 together.
OKEQ Board Meeting | April 16th
All Oklahomans for Equality Board Meetings are open to OKEQ members. Learn more about OKEQ and our mission: okeq.org/about-us
Community transparency matters. 
Every 3rd Thursday of the month | 6:00 – 8:00 PM
John Waters Birthday & Film Festival | April 17-18th
Twisted Arts and Oklahomans for Equality are throwing a two-night birthday bash for John Waters's 80th birthday. To celebrate the godfather of camp, we're bringing two of his best to the big screen at Oklahomans for Equality on April 17th and 18th.
Friday, April 17 | Polyester: We're going full Waters with a screening of Polyester and yes, that means Odorama cards. You'll smell every glorious, disgusting moment as it happens. Come prepared.
Saturday, April 18 | Hairspray: The one that made Waters a household name. Hairspray is loud, colorful, and completely on its own terms, everything you'd want from a Waters birthday weekend. Tickets run $10–$35.
Rainbow Harvest | April 18th
Join us for Rainbow Harvest, a FREE farmers market focused on fresh food, community care, and connection in a welcoming, affirming space.
Whether you’re picking up groceries, connecting with local resources, or spending time in community, Rainbow Harvest is here to make nourishment more accessible for everyone who walks through the door. While supplies last.
📋 Important: A short intake survey is required to receive food items.
Day at the Capitol | April 21st
Join Oklahomans for Equality for OKEQ Day at the Capitol, where our community comes together to advocate for the rights, dignity, and safety of 2SLGBTQIA+ Oklahomans.
Right now, decisions are being made that impact our lives, our families, and our future. This is your opportunity to:
Speak directly with your legislators
Learn about the policies affecting our community
Advocate for transgender rights and healthcare access
Stand up for equality and fairness for all Oklahomans
No advocacy experience is needed, just your voice, your story, and your commitment to equality.
Register by Sunday, April 13 at 11:59 PM CT
Each participant must complete their own registration.
Important:
Minors under 18 must attend with a parent/legal guardian or through Youth Services of Tulsa.
Here Comes the Sun | April 23rd
Step into the spotlight and let the music lift your spirits!
The men of the Council Oak Men's Chorale are trading risers for cabaret glamour in COMC Cabaret: Here Comes the Sun. Enjoy dazzling solos, swoon-worthy duets, and show-stopping ensemble numbers in a night filled with joy, laughter, and radiant harmonies.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering COMC for the first time, this cabaret promises an evening of heart, high notes, and community.
Brodaway Clubhouse | April 26th
Bill Nelson and Jason Sirois are kicking off a monthly community sing-along at OKEQ!
Not a singer? No problem. Not a show tune lover? That’s what jukebox musicals are for. Sing or just hang out and enjoy the merriment, trivia, and surprise guests. All for free!
Bar proceeds support OKEQ. We can’t wait to see YOU!
Oklahomans for Equality seeks equal rights for 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals and families through intersectional advocacy, education, programs, alliances, and the operation of the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center.
Serving the community and allies since 1980, Oklahomans for Equality is home to a diverse, vibrant, and engaged community, knowledgeable staff, and dedicated volunteers.