We’re bringing back the Community Coffee and Potluck this year and we hope you’ll join us for breakfast! It’s a great way to see old friends, make new friends and to catch up! This is in honor of our “Coffee Talk” program that we used to have with Farmer Paul every Saturday morning. We’d love to spend some time with you!

Join us for a FREE First Friday Music show in October, November, December, March, April and May during this 2024-2025 Season, our 10th year in business! We’d love to see you!

In November, we’ll have Trilogy and Bella Burns blowing up our little stage from 7-9pm!

Join us for a FREE First Friday Music show in October, November, December, March, April and May during this 2024-2025 Season, our 10th year in business! We’d love to see you!

In October, we’ll have Audio Book Club and No Moore gracing our little stage from 7-9pm!

For June’s First Friday we’ll be featuring Swimfan with support from DJ Spenser Powers!

If the weather is good, the show will take place outside in our gardens. If the weather’s bad, we’ll move the event inside.

Please join us during the first day of the Paseo Arts Festival, Saturday, May 25th at 10am for a FREE Sugar Free Allstars show! Kids love the Sugar Free Allstars and so do parents!

Opening Act: Asher Pitman (one of our After School Adventure Program students) will perform a short magic show!

We’ll also be giving tours of the grounds to parents and kids who are interested in our after school program from 11:30am to 3:30pm. We’ll hope to see you there!

If it rains we will cancel the outdoor show/event.

For May’s First Friday, we’ll be featuring Moriah Baley with support from Fantasma!

If the weather is good, the show will take place outside in our gardens. If the weather’s bad, we’ll move the event inside.

For April’s First Friday, we’ll be featuring Computer Girl with support from DJ Lite Brite!

If the weather is good, the show will take place outside in our gardens. If the weather’s bad, we’ll move the event inside.

ATTENTION: WE HAVE FILLED ALL CAKE ENTRY SPOTS SO REGISTRATION FOR THE BAKE OFF IS NOW CLOSED, BUT YOU CAN STILL REGISTER FOR THE EASTER BONNET COMPETITION AND/OR COME FOR THE CAKE WALK!

Please join us at SixTwelve on Saturday, March 30th, 2024 (one day before Easter). We finally brought back our annual Cake Walk Bake Off last year and this year’s event is sure to top it because we’re making it bigger, better and more honoring of the bakers that decide to compete! We’ve name this event in honor and in memory of one of our all-time favorite humans, Chef Scotty Irani.

Chef Scotty helped us every year (pre-pandemic) to plan and hold this event in order to help us raise funds for our SixTwelve teaching kitchen; he taught camps and classes to kids and adults and lent a whole lot of support. We would absolutely not be who we are without all of the love and support that Scotty gave to us so we want to celebrate his life in this very fun way!

We’ll also be holding an Easter Bonnet Competition so start dreaming about what you want your bonnet to look like. The bigger the better!

Join us from 7-9pm on Friday, December 1st for our SixTwelve Holiday Music Party! The show is FREE but donations to SixTwelve are welcome! We’ll be treated to some real goodness by Travis Linville and Brothers Griiin’s DJing prowess will get us dancing!

travis linville

When someone comes from as strong a musical stock as Travis Linville, a conventional life and the path not taken are irreversibly conjoined. His preternatural musical work ethic was ignited as a small child on the built-in stage in his grandparents’ music room, and since then, Linville’s thirty-something years of sweat equity have culminated in a winding, successful career built of disparate parts: veteran and up-and-comer, mentor and underdog, session player and bandleader, sideman and songwriter. 

A sought-after collaborator, Linville’s touring instrumental work includes turns onstage with Samantha Crain and Hayes Carll and session work with too many artists to count, among them gifted American songwriter John Moreland and indie rock stalwart Berwanger (feat. members of the Anniversary). In recent years, he’s performed his own music as hand-selected support for Carll, fellow Oklahomans Moreland and Parker Millsap, Todd Snider’s Hard Working Americans, and even country legend Marty Stuart.

Combined with his hundreds of solo shows, these collaborations and his recorded catalog, including 2017’s Up Ahead LP, have built for Linville a dedicated group of fans equally enamored of his nonchalant technical skill—whether as his own producer and studio engineer, or on guitar, pedal steel, piano, mandolin, or any number of other instruments—and his artistry and taste.

Among those fans who’ve spent decades following Linville’s solo work is Broken Arrow, Oklahoma native JD McPherson, who recollects, “Growing up in Oklahoma, Travis was known everywhere as one of the most respected musicians and performers from a very large pool of talent.”

brothers griiin

Brothers Griiin were our 2019 SixTwelve Residents in Savannah, GA, where they wrote their first full length album, Joy City. Since their residency, they have been regular supporters of our fundraisers, lending their time and taste to making our events even more fun! Weather allowing, join us on the SixTwelve lawn under the lights for a fun winter dance party!

Pre-pandemic, we used to hold “Coffee Talk” gathering of the minds every Saturday morning at 8am and we loved the chance to get to catch up and talk with people before we got busy working in the garden. We’d like to invite anyone who used to visit with us then or who just has a desire to connect with community now to join us on Saturday, November 11th from 8 to 11am for a coffee and potluck. We’ll provide the coffee and one breakfast dish, but you can bring your favorite breakfast dish too!

More information to follow!

Introducing Original Flow, an extraordinary Hip Hop artist, Poet, and Producer renowned for his masterful way with words and profound messaging.

In the footsteps of his father, Original Flow fearlessly breaks free from the confines of mainstream music by crafting conscious lyrics that radiate positivity and celebrate triumph. Christopher G., known as Original Flow, captivates audiences with his genuine on-stage presence and a remarkable "Old School" essence that has garnered a devoted following in his hometown of Oklahoma City.

As a vital member of the Hip Hop band The Wavvez, Original Flow considers the group a unique fusion of the iconic sounds of A Tribe Called Quest and The Roots. Together, with the band's live-arrangement brilliance, featuring the talents of drummer Lil G, keyboardist Andrew, electric guitarist Danyoson, bassist Benji, and DJ Dee Rock, they create a harmonious blend that captivates audiences.

In addition to his own artistic endeavors, Original Flow passionately advocates for the preservation of storytelling in music. He believes that every melody carries a tale, a tradition that has endured since the dawn of time. By upholding the human aspect of music, Original Flow emphasizes the importance of relatability and authenticity. Regardless of whether the story is one of joy or hardship, he encourages artists to fearlessly share their narratives, allowing others to connect with the universal human experiences we all share.

DJ Werewulf will be here to support Original Flow and to keep us rocking!

Daniel is an emerging singer/songwriter from Oklahoma City. With a gentle voice and subtle guitar hand both on stage and in the studio he brings a charming sensitivity that leaves listeners wanting more. Daniel recently released the first of many songs that he plans on releasing in the coming months. 

Reily is a human residing in OKC, originally heralding from Paris, TX. Growing up, she often listened to artists such as The Chicks, Rush, and Boney M. among many other musical talents. In 2021, she started Donna Veronica, a vampire DJ inspired by music of the 60s and 70s (complete with fashions reminiscent of those eras). As Reily, she spins a mix of spooky 60s pop/rock & spine-chilling 70s disco, with splashes of inspiration from artists like the B-52s, Khruangbin, and Trees Speak. Catch her DJing around OKC, and expectto hear your favorites plus some obscure hidden gems!

7-9pm, FREE Show, SixTwelve Outdoors, BYOB, ALL Ages welcome

Free First Friday Show at SixTwelve:

Kalyn Fay & carter Sampson

Join us as we continue our First Friday Show Series that focuses on Oklahoma women in music!

Kalyn Fay is an Oklahoma-bred songwriter who has a voice that commands rapt attention, whether filling a theater or piercing the din of a dive bar. It’s a tenor timbre a first-time listener once aptly described as “butterscotch,” all rich and velveteen, bold, singular.

Fay’s been writing and recording her own music for as long as she's had a story to tell. She's lived more than her share of life: She's loved and lost, voraciously pursued higher education, questioned her faith, walked the line between her upbringing and her Cherokee roots, and figured out how to process and express all that through her art. She’s traveled. She’s come back home. She’s left again.

All of this is evident when she sings. Fay seems at her most comfortable when her own voice carries her story and moves it forward. Her candid lyrics reflect with a measured sorrow; they know when to say thank you, goodbye, or nothing at all. Her melodies make space for others, including an extensive collective of trusted musical collaborators from her hometown, but she will hold onto a word here and suddenly cut one off there, whenever the time is right.

When Kalyn Fay sings, you’ll hear her confessions and acceptance, vulnerability, hard-fought lessons, and measured determination. The narrative, the life lived, is hers; the warmth of her voice entrusts her story to those who will listen.

Carter Sampson is an Oklahoma born and raised, award winning singer songwriter. She tours nationally and internationally playing both solo and with her trio & band. Sampson won 1st place in the Chris Austin Song Contest at Merlefest and was a top 5 finalist in the Telluride Bluegrass Festival Troubadour Contest. Sampson has released five studio albums including her newest release LUCKY recorded with Jason Scott in Moore, OK. Sampson’s 2016 release Wilder Side received international attention and was No. 3 on the Euro Americana year end chart for 2016. She is the founder and director of The Rock n’ Roll Camp for Girls OKC, a nonprofit volunteer run organization that empowers girls through music education. Carter Sampson’s band includes Kyle Reid (pedal steel & guitar), Mike Satawake (lead guitar) Luke Mullinex (bass) Jack Waters (drums).

CALLING ALL BAKERS (home and professional bakers) AND PEOPLE WHO LOVE CAKE!!!!

Please join us at SixTwelve on Saturday, April 8th (one day before Easter). We’re finally bringing back our annual Cake Walk Bake Off and this year’s event is special because we’re renaming it in honor and in memory of one of our all-time favorite humans, Chef Scotty Irani. We’re also adding an Easter Bonnet Contest!

Chef Scotty helped us every year (pre-pandemic) to plan and hold this event in order to help us raise funds for our SixTwelve teaching kitchen; he taught camps and classes to kids and adults and lent a whole lot of support. We would absolutely not be who we are without all of the love and support that Scotty gave to us so we want to celebrate his life in this very fun way!

Brother’s Griiin will be dj-ing our Cake Walk and providing the tunes while the following will be our guest judges for both the Bake Off and the bonnet contest:

• Meteorologist Emily Sutton

• James Roth

• Monty Milburn

• Denise Duong

• Lance McDaniel

• More judges to announce soon!

We’ll announce prizes soon too!

Schedule for the day:

• 9am: Contestants drop off cakes

• 10am: Celebrity Judging of cakes

• 11:00am - 12:45pm: Cake Walk

• 12:45pm: Auction of top 3 cakes

• 1:00-2:00pm: Easter Bonnet Competition + a little more party with Brothers Griiin!

all spots for the bake off have been filled, but we still have room for entries for the bonnet contest!

The Cake Walk will equal hilarious fun! Imagine a walking version of “musical chairs” without the chairs.  Each participant (you do not have to bake a cake to participate) can enter a round by purchasing a chance to walk for $5.00/walk and whoever wins receives a cake! 

We can’t wait to see and taste those beautiful cakes and bonnets!

Free First Friday Show at SixTwelve:

SWat Meet Inc Showcase

Join us on Friday, April 7th for a Free show from 7-9pm with Swat Meet Inc, an Oklahoma nonprofit committed to helping students grow and “discover their talents as (S)pecial (W)eapons (A)nd (T)actics to create positive, lasting change within our communities.”

SWAT Meet Inc. offers three different programs focused on artistry development. Each program provides our members with a unique opportunity to develop their talents, learn valuable life skills, collaborate in team settings, attend skill-specific workshops with professional artists, and gain mentorship from our SWAT Mentors. 

In 2020, when the pandemic hit, SixTwelve and Swat Meet Inc joined forces to produce a fundraising album featuring Oklahoma bands (and some from beyond our state borders) recording songs that students from each nonprofit wrote! It was a beautiful collaboration that not only engaged youth creatively while everyone was stuck at home, but also supported our music community in Oklahoma.

We are so proud to welcome them to the SixTwelve stage and are giving them the full two hours to showcase their talent! Please join us from 7-9pm on April 7th!

Free First Friday Show at SixTwelve:

Sarafina Byrd and Carly Gwin and the Sin

Join us as we continue our First Friday Show Series that focuses on Oklahoma women in music!

Born and raised in OKC, Sarafina Byrd was introduced to Jazz music by her dad at a young age and she’s been surrounded by it ever since. It was not until 2020 when Byrd released her first EP entitled, “Divine Timing” that she grew the confidence to perform on a constant basis. For the last two years, Sarafina has been working to cultivate her sound and connect with her audience.

Sarafina also has a trio band that she performs with often. She describes her sound as Neo-Soul with a kick of R&B/Jazz. She’ll be performing as a solo act at 7:00pm here at SixTwelve on March 3rd!

“A little bitt hippie, a little bit trippy, and a little bit rock n roll,” is how self-identified flower rock band, Carly Gwin and the Sin, describe their sound. The four-piece band is based out of Norman, Oklahoma and they are playing at 8pm here at SixTwelve on March 3rd!

Join The Ralph Ellison Foundation, Lillian Timber Farms and SixTwelve as we recognize and celebrate Black History Month through African dance, African mask-making, and storytelling. Grades K-5, Lunch is provided! This is a free event!

Join us on the SixTwelve lawn (weather permitting, inside SixTwelve if not) from 7-9pm for FREE music under the lights! This semester in October, November and December we’re hosting a series of performances supporting Oklahoma women and women-identifying led bands.

Donations are always welcome!

7:00pm: For this First Friday we’re thinking of moving the party inside and calling it a holiday fundraiser! It all depends on the weather, but whatever we do we’ll be delighted by the beautiful sounds and music of Chelsey Cope and Mallory Eagle! More information to follow!

Mallory Eagle’s voice is strong as a heavy pour of whiskey and smoother than a dancehall floor. Originally from Oklahoma City, she bounces back and forth between the Sooner State and Nashville, Tennessee. Her first album, Red Dirt Home, was released in February of 2018 and she is currently finishing her sophomore album. She has opened for and worked with artists like Joshua Ray Walker, Wade Hayes, Jason Boland, Jaime Wyatt, Kate and Forrest O’Oconnor, Chris Scruggs, Charley Crocket, Kenny Vaughn, The Vandoliers and Exile. While finishing her second record she can be found working with several other Oklahoma/Nashville/Texas artists on various projects. To learn more, visit www.malloryeagle.com and follower her on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and your streaming platform of choice!

Chelsey Cope is a singer/songwriter based out of OKC. She’s been performing live for 13 years and has had the opportunity to support bands such as Explosions in the Sky, The Naked and Famous, Plain White T’s, and more! Besides being in multiple music projects throughout her career, she is still writing with her licensing project GOLDENFACE with Taylor Johnson. Her last record, “Where Nobody Goes” was released in 2018, and she plans to release a new EP within the next year.

In November we acknowledge and celebrate Native American Heritage Month! We are honored to have the OKCPS Resonative Youth Dance Troupe perform and teach us about Native American culture. Join us here at SixTwelve, Saturday, November 12, 2022 from 11:00a - Noon.

We will also be giving away free children’s books!

Bring the entire family. All ages are welcome.
No registration required.

Join us on the SixTwelve lawn (weather permitting, inside SixTwelve if not) from 7-9pm for FREE music under the lights! This semester in October, November and December we’re hosting a series of performances supporting Oklahoma women and women-identifying led bands.

Donations are always welcome!

7:00pm: Hannah Edmondson is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from Oklahoma City. She released her first album, Can’t Very Well, in 2020. Since then, she has performed in a variety of projects spanning multiple genres, including Computer Girl, Dream Club, and Glass. She’s most inspired by Joni Mitchell, Liz Phair, and her three-legged dog, Jasper.

8:00pm: LABRYS was founded by Choctaw singer/songwriter/musician Penny Pitchlynn in 2017 as a side/passion project while touring heavily in Tulsa based indie rock band BRONCHO. She has released an ep and a number of singles since then. The music could be described as dreamy alternative rock with catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics. A variety of the songs have been featured on a who’s who of contemporary television including Sterlin Harjo’s “Reservation Dogs,” M. Night Shyamalan’s “Servant” and Pamela Aldon’s “Better Things,” among others. The current live band consists of Billy Reid (OKC) and Ben See (Norman) and remains true to the integrity of the recordings, while adding gritty grunge vibe. The first single of a new collection of songs is called “Gimme Something” and is available on all streaming platforms.

Join us here at SixTwelve on Saturday, October 29th at 11am for a festive fall morning with a favorite art teacher, Ms. Long! SixTwelve partners with Lillian Timber Farms to present this Ralph Ellison Foundation Ellison Young Reader’s event where children, ages 4-10, will participate in an art project, receive free books and will be provided with a snack. Registration is required.

Join us on the SixTwelve lawn (weather permitting, inside SixTwelve if not) from 7-9pm for FREE music under the lights! This semester in October, November and December we’re hosting a series of performances supporting Oklahoma women and women-identifying led bands. We’re kicking off the series October 7th with Keathley at 7pm and Lust Online at 8pm! We’ll hope to see you here!

Donations are always welcome!

7:00pm - Keathley is a sweet and soulful singer/songwriter from Guthrie, Oklahoma. She plays out locally both solo and with her band, The Burning Bras. Her solo acoustic act, which we’ll feature on our stage, is warm and personal along with interactive and light-hearted. You can check out her EP “Burning Bras” on all streaming platforms.

8:00pm - Lust Online is a beat-driven pop act based in Oklahoma City. After releasing their first full length album, and a brief tour of the Midwest, they’re currently working on an upcoming release. Listen to their music and watch for updates at lustonline.bandcamp.com.

Join us Saturday, September 24th, 2022 at Lillian Timber Farms! The Ralph Ellison Foundation presents “Ellison’s Young Readers Club.” Guest reader and author Donelle Cole will be sharing his book, “A Catapillar’s Dream.” This story teaches us how to love ourselves just the way we are and embrace our natural gifts. You will not want your children to miss this!

This is the second event of Lillian Timber Farm’s “Literacy in the Garden” series. Each participant will also receive a free signed copy of his book!!!! SixTwelve and The Kirkpatrick Foundation are sponsors.

Join SixTwelve and Krisjohna Kane as we explore the world of floral design, specifically focused on the KFD (Kane Floral Design) modernized take on the French Realism period. (An example of the design we will be following is shown above.) We will have three different recipes to choose from and flowers will be harvested onsite from the SixTwelve gardens by class participants. Everyone will leave with their arrangement created during this two hour class.

$90, Space is limited, pre-registration is required!

Krisjohna Kane is an OSU graduate of horticulture and floristry. She acquired additional training from McQueens school of London and Dundee Butcher of Russian River. Krisjohna brought her training back to OKC in 2017 and started Kane Floral Design where she offers custom designs for retail orders, teaches private & public floral design classes, and provides event florals.

Join us on this second Saturday morning of the month (We figured a lot of people might be out of town for the 4th on the first Saturday of this month) for FREE coffee and conversation! Garden volunteer time begins at 9am (ish - sometimes we talk until 9:30am) and runs until noon, so Coffee Talk is a good chance to get caffeinated and enjoy some time with friends. We hope you'll join us!

Join Stephanie Jordan here at SixTwelve to learn how to create a habitat that attracts and supports a variety of butterflies and other pollinators. We’ll also learn how to identify eggs and larva and to bring in a few to raise and release, as well as sharing tips on tracking the migration of the Eastern Monarch population as it travels through Oklahoma twice each year.

$35, Pre-registration is appreciated

Stephanie Jordan is the Pollinator Outreach Coordinator for The Nature Conservancy of Oklahoma. She also coordinates education and outreach for Okies for Monarchs. Previously, Stephanie worked as a market grower of organic, native and pollinator host plants and has been an urban beekeeper for most of the last decade. 

Through the year, Jordan gives presentations to various groups, advises municipalities seeking to add new/expand existing pollinator spaces, educates the next generation of pollinator advocates through age-scaled interactive games, gives radio and television interviews and acts as a general resource for inquiries through the Okies for Monarchs website.

Stephanie considers it her personal and professional mission to help Oklahomans better understand how their day-to-day choices impact pollinators, particularly the monarchs who migrate through our great state in the spring and fall, and how those same choices impact the land and water upon which all life depends.

Join us on this First Saturday morning of the month for FREE coffee and conversation! Garden volunteer time begins at 9am (ish - sometimes we talk until 9:30am) and runs until noon, so Coffee Talk is a good chance to get caffeinated and enjoy some time with friends. We hope you'll join us!

Calling all Dancestronauts! 

(Rescheduled from April 1st)

It is time to suit up for our First Friday Space Walk!

May 13, 6:30-7:30, Kids accompanied by an adult, on the SixTwelve lawn

As the Sun sets and the Stars appear, join in some Dancestronaut fun at Six Twelve!  Through movement and dance as well as creative games, we will explore Stars, Planets, and Outer Space! We will begin our time together with Dancestronaut training and then we will embark on an imaginative journey of play and creation through movement and dance making. This is a fun interactive event for families in our community and across the galaxy! 

Commanding Dancestronaut training is lead Dancestronaut, dance artist, and educator Julie Mulvihill.  She is excited to share her love of Outer Space and movement with the people in her neighborhood through SixTwelve. Be sure to dress as the Earthly weather advises as we will be conducting our training and research in the out-of-this-world SixTwelve yard.

Julie Mulvihill holds a PhD in Dance Theory and Practice from Texas Woman’s University and a teaching certification in the Alexander Technique from Chesapeake Bay Alexander Studies. She is currently teaching at the School of Dance at the University of Oklahoma and is an Artist in Residence at the SixTwelve in Oklahoma City. Julie serves as the president of the World Dance Alliance- Americas and on the editorial team for WDA’s Journal of Emerging Dance Scholarship. She is also the editor of the Alexander Technique International’s ExChange Journal. Julie has studied, practiced, and taught all kinds of movement in all kinds of ways with all kinds of people!