KOSU Community Calendar

Shop with social responsibility in mind at PAMBE Ghana's Global Market.This seasonal fair trade shop features handmade items from around the world. Purchasing a fair trade item from the Global Market is a win for the gift recipient, the artisans and the students at La'Angum Learning Center in northern Ghana.

The Market is open Tuesdays throughSaturdays.

This exhibition showcases one of America's most beloved illustrators Norman Rockwell. The exhibition features over a third of Rockwell's covers from The Saturday Evening Post spanning from the early 1900s to the 1960s. Rockwell's illustrations captured the heart and spirit of twentieth century American life. Through his art, Rockwell chronicled everyday moments filled with humor, honesty, and hope that together tell the larger story of our nation’s identity.

We can’t wait to welcome you back to the Holiday Pop-Ups for another season of supporting local shops. Make plans to stop by every weekend, Friday-Sunday, from Nov. 28-Dec. 21 to check everyone off your list while supporting small businesses and making new cheerful memories with your family and friends.

Friday and Saturday 10 A.M.- 8 P.M.

Sunday 10. A.M.- 6 P.M.

The event is free to attend.

Shop with social responsibility in mind at PAMBE Ghana's Global Market.This seasonal fair trade shop features handmade items from around the world. Purchasing a fair trade item from the Global Market is a win for the gift recipient, the artisans and the students at La'Angum Learning Center in northern Ghana.

The Market is open Tuesdays throughSaturdays.

This exhibition showcases one of America's most beloved illustrators Norman Rockwell. The exhibition features over a third of Rockwell's covers from The Saturday Evening Post spanning from the early 1900s to the 1960s. Rockwell's illustrations captured the heart and spirit of twentieth century American life. Through his art, Rockwell chronicled everyday moments filled with humor, honesty, and hope that together tell the larger story of our nation’s identity.

Join us as we celebrate Joy Harjo's latest book, Girl Warrior.

Bob Dylan Center, Magic City Books, Tulsa Artist Fellowship, and The University of Tulsa's Oklahoma Center for the Humanities are proud to present a special event with Joy Harjo to celebrate the publication of her latest book, Girl Warrior, on Monday, December 1 at 7:00pm. Joy will be in conversation with Mvskoke scholar and educator Sarah Price.

This ticketed event will take place at 101 Archer in Tulsa, 101 E Archer Ave. All tickets include one (1) copy of Girl Warrior ($21.99 value) and one (1) general admission seat at the event on December 1.

All books will be available for pickup at the event. There is a limit of four tickets per transaction. Please provide the full name and email address of each ticket holder so that all event notifications and information can be sent to all attendees.

If you have a ticket and are unable to attend the event, you will be able to pick up your book at Magic City Books during normal business hours. The last day for ticket holders to pick up Girl Warrior by Joy Harjo is Friday, January 2, 2026. We will make an effort to have signed books available for pick up but cannot guarantee a signed copy.

Shop with social responsibility in mind at PAMBE Ghana's Global Market.This seasonal fair trade shop features handmade items from around the world. Purchasing a fair trade item from the Global Market is a win for the gift recipient, the artisans and the students at La'Angum Learning Center in northern Ghana.

The Market is open Tuesdays throughSaturdays.

This exhibition showcases one of America's most beloved illustrators Norman Rockwell. The exhibition features over a third of Rockwell's covers from The Saturday Evening Post spanning from the early 1900s to the 1960s. Rockwell's illustrations captured the heart and spirit of twentieth century American life. Through his art, Rockwell chronicled everyday moments filled with humor, honesty, and hope that together tell the larger story of our nation’s identity.

Join our student Museum Associates every Tuesday for free, informal 15–20 minute tour highlighting unique pieces of our exhibitions and stories from our collection.

No registration needed—just drop in and ask the front desk for a tour!

Open to all.

Learn more at museum.okstate.edu

Funding for our 2025/26 exhibitions and programs is provided by Marilynn and Carl Thoma, Lou Watkins, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates.

Shop with social responsibility in mind at PAMBE Ghana's Global Market.This seasonal fair trade shop features handmade items from around the world. Purchasing a fair trade item from the Global Market is a win for the gift recipient, the artisans and the students at La'Angum Learning Center in northern Ghana.

The Market is open Tuesdays throughSaturdays.