Community Supper “Millie’s House” with Chef Bradley James Dry

Inspired by his grandmother’s kitchen, Chef Bradley James Dry (Wolf Clan of the Cherokee Nation) hosts a community gathering called "Millie's House," centered around family nourishment underneath the Guthrie Green Pergola.

About Chef Bradley James Dry

Chef Bradley Dry is a Cherokee food stylist and chef from Tulsa, Oklahoma, deeply inspired by his heritage and his grandmother, Mildred Raper, who taught him traditional Appalachian recipes. With over a decade of restaurant experience, Dry now focuses on preserving Cherokee culinary traditions through catering, demonstrations, and events like the 2023 Smithsonian Folklife Festival. A passionate forager, he blends traditional Cherokee foods with contemporary techniques, striving to keep Cherokee culture alive in modern American cuisine. He prepared meals for the TV series Reservation Dogs, created by his friend Sterlin Harjo.

About Tulsa Artist Fellowship

With the belief that arts are critical to the advancement of cultural citizenship, Tulsa Artist Fellowship supports artists and arts workers in the heart of Oklahoma’s Green Country. Socially invested artistic practitioners live and work here, intentionally engaging with our city. Tulsa Artist Fellowship is a cultural initiative of the George Kaiser Family Foundation.

About Guthrie Green

Guthrie Green is a community urban park that celebrates the performing arts and diversity. We are a source of health and wellness, ecological awareness, and joyous appreciation of the arts, the environment, and each other’s diversity.

Visitor Experience

Guthrie Green in Tulsa is designed to be accessible and welcoming to everyone.

• The park has curb cuts, ramps, and crossing indicators to ensure easy access for wheelchair users.
• Electrically powered vehicles used by mobility-impaired guests are permitted in designated areas.
• ADA bathrooms are available.
• Parking is free during the event.
• For any specific needs or concerns, please contact the park directly at (918) 574-2421.

Tulsa Artist Fellowship is a cultural initiative of the George Kaiser Family Foundation. Open House programs are made possible, in part, by The Bush Hughes Foundation for Progress. Special thanks to the dedicated staff, visionary awardees, artistic contributors, cultural partners, media platforms, presenters, culinary experts, and champions for supporting this ambitious weekend.

Host or Publisher Tulsa Artist Fellowship