Welcome to Brady Heights Neighborhood and Historic District
Brady Heights Neighborhood Association's commitment and philosophy is expressed in our credo: A Diverse community, Preserving our past, Promoting our future. Read more about our commitments. Our association is committed to restoring and perpetuating the historical character of Brady Heights, as well as improving and beautifying our neighborhood, educating neighbors in residential safety, promoting compliance with zoning codes and ordinances applicable to the area and improving neighborhood and community relationships.
Monument
Brady Heights Historic Neighborhood begins work on Tulsa Spirit Monument in this Centennial year. This will be the first installment on Tulsa's first and only Art Parkway. This project began with fund raising several years ago and was spurred on by our recent receipt of a portion of the 2025 Vision funding for neighborhood improvements. The monument will be located on the downtown gateway median on North Denver and Fairview, just north of the Election Board. Read more about the Tulsa Spirit Monument.
Art Parkway
Opportunities for Tulsans: We will be including paving bricks on the ground around the Tulsa Spirit Monument. These can be ordered for $75 each and engraved with your name or someone you want to honor. We invite you to help us enhance and revitalize one of Tulsa's oldest neighborhoods by contributing to the Tulsa Spirit Youth Arts Program.
Download, print and mail in the "Buy a Brick for Brady Heights" form or contact Margaret Aycock at: artistswaygallery@yahoo.com
Brady Heights has developed a capital improvement plan to create an Art Parkway and enhance our neighborhood revitalization efforts. We plan to replace the existing farm-style street lights with historically appropriate lighting.
The capital improvement plan envisions the construction of four traffic circles along Denver Avenue at the intersections of Marshall, Latimer, and Haskell Place. These traffic circles will become the site of a stunning outdoor sculpture garden, stretching the length of the neighborhood. The Brady Heights Art Parkway will showcase the outdoor works of regional artists illuminated atop the traffic circles. This program and the resulting displays will tie in nicely with the downtown revitalization, Brady Arts District, and the Hope VI residential redevelopment. It should also prove to be a near downtown attraction, not just for the residents of Tulsa, but for visitors as well, highlighting Tulsa's cultural prominence.