10:00 to 11:30 am / 2nd Thursday of each month
in the 4th floor conference center
For those living with dementia, Sunday morning services may become too stressful, but here in the Memory Café, people can remain tied to the community of the church in a way that is safe, engaging, and fun!
Memory Café gives people a chance to be with other people- engaging their minds and enjoying time in community within an environment that doesn’t condescend. Dementia is never mentioned at Memory Café. This is a place where all can be comfortable and be themselves without worrying about embarrassment or misunderstandings. Volunteers, guests, friends and family members, all participate equally with no one singled out.
This program is free and open to the public, but reservations are required. Please call (918)587-1571 to RSVP.
Upcoming Events
February 13 – Experience Philbrook
Scott Sullen, Phibrook Museum of Art president and director, will be will us to discuss what it's like to guide an art museum and help ensure its relevance and community impact.
March 12 – Will Rogers Memorial Museum
Come learn, laugh and be inspired about America's most famous cowboy philosopher. Andy Hogan, Will Rogers Memorial Museums, will be with us to share interesting stories about the people and situations Will Rogers encountered during his multi-phased career. Oklahoman Will Rogers was considered the nation's number-one radio personality; movie-box office attraction; most sought-after public speaker; and most read newspaper columnist.
We are a Dementia Friendly Community, part of the larger Dementia Friendly America Initiative that has been embraced by the City of Tulsa. If you need assistance, our ushers are here to help. Family restrooms are located in the Cincinnati room, on the lower level near the fellowship hall and behind the grand staircase in the Children's Building lobby. A quiet room can be found in the Detroit corridor in the ivorie room (between the café and the worship center).