Events

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Ongoing and annual events

ARTini

Your martini is waiting.

When art and the best spread of martinis in town combine, you get our most popular fundraising event of the year. Enjoy martini tastings from OKCs finest restaurants, delicious food, and live music and entertainment – all while raising critical funds for the arts.

Kevin Davis, Kelvin Reyes and friends stop for a photo during GOLDtini

Ross Gilbert, Cole Deardorff and Kelsey Gilbert view Deardorff’s art on exhibit at GOLDtini

GOLDtini

OPUS

Kick up your heels.

A biennial event, OPUS features show-stopping entertainment, delectable food and libations, and an auction featuring exclusive packages.

In 2023, guests were treated to a lineup of performances unlike at any other event. Oklahoma's own America's Got Talent Winner Darci Lynne headlined the event, complemented by special performances from Allied Arts grantees Lyric Theatre, Oklahoma City Ballet, Race Dance Collective, and Sooner Theatre.

Stay tuned for information on OPUS 2025!

Cabaret stage at OPUS

Jonathan Batista and Amy Potter stun the OPUS crowd with a riveting performance of Tales from the Loop.

Showgirls at OPUS

latest news

Allied Arts Announces 2025 Campaign Leadership Team

Campaign Chairs Sally and Jeff Starling, Honorary Chairs Christian Keesee and Larry Keigwin Lead Effort to Support Oklahoma’s Arts Community

ALLIED ARTS AWARDS NEARLY $3.2 MILLION IN GRANTS TO LOCAL ARTS & CULTURAL NONPROFITS

Applications open for COVID relief for Oklahoma County cultural nonprofits

Allied Arts has announced the opening of applications for a new grant program, COVID Relief for Oklahoma County Cultural Nonprofits. Allied Arts received $350,000 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding from District 1 Commissioner Carrie Blumert and District 2 Commissioner Brian Maughan.

Oklahoma County Commissioners approve ARPA funding for arts and cultural sector

July 5, 2023

Oklahoma County Commissioners unanimously approved a proposal investing $350,000 into District 1 and District 2 from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding. Led by Allied Arts, the proposal sought the investment to rebuild arts and cultural infrastructure for Oklahoma County.