19&21

19&21 Greenwood Avenue Gift Shop

*Update* The shop & the rest of will be closed today. ❄️Stay safe & shop online w/ us!
01/31/2023

*Update* The shop & the rest of will be closed today. ❄️

Stay safe & shop online w/ us!

Our .ave merch is designed to celebrate the past and inspire the future. Shop the pieces from the Gwd. Ave Magazine’s lo...
01/09/2023

Our .ave merch is designed to celebrate the past and inspire the future.

Shop the pieces from the Gwd. Ave Magazine’s lookbook at the shop or online.

Now hiring a Retail Sales Representative for at ! To apply, email info@goldmill.co
08/26/2022

Now hiring a Retail Sales Representative for at !

To apply, email [email protected]

We’ve extended our stay at & restocked our shelves with returning vendors that you know & love! Welcome back- SublteHom...
02/18/2022

We’ve extended our stay at & restocked our shelves with returning vendors that you know & love!

Welcome back
- SublteHome & Co ( )
- JanaeJavan ( )
- Fulton Street Books & Coffee ( )
- Albert’s Gourmet BBQ

Check out the link in bio to learn more about our vendors!

🔵🔵🔵Blue .ave Classic BWS Bombers NOW AVAILABLE
01/21/2022

🔵🔵🔵

Blue .ave Classic BWS Bombers NOW AVAILABLE

🔴🔵 New year, new colors Available at the shop at or online.
01/21/2022

🔴🔵 New year, new colors

Available at the shop at or online.

🔵🔴New year, new colors. Available now in shop at & online.
01/21/2022

🔵🔴New year, new colors.

Available now in shop at & online.

“So even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow,I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the ...
01/17/2022

“So even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow,

I still have a dream.

It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.”
- Martin Luther King, Jr. : “I Have a Dream” Speech (1963)

We still have that dream today.
We have that dream .

Thanks to your support, we have been able to give towards the work that The Oasis Project ( )& Crossover Prep Academy ( ...
12/16/2021

Thanks to your support, we have been able to give towards the work that The Oasis Project ( )& Crossover Prep Academy ( ) are doing .

For the FINAL MONTH of our pop-up, 10% of all sales are going to Justice For Greenwood] . The Justice for Greenwood Foundation aims to revitalize the Greenwood Community and Diaspora through education, advocacy and direct services to lift the community out of poverty and to address the major areas of inequality and injustice directly caused by the Massacre such as: Health, Education, Real Estate, and Generational Wealth.

Thanks in advance for helping us support Justice For Greenwood] & community building efforts in Tulsa! The final day of our pop-up is January 15th. 🖤

It’s your last chance to find your favorite pieces at the shop! & Don’t miss out on the limited run of Mystery Boxes! 3...
12/14/2021

It’s your last chance to find your favorite pieces at the shop!

& Don’t miss out on the limited run of Mystery Boxes! 3 ❔mystery ❔ items for $25.

denim. Limited supply available in shop!
12/05/2021

denim. Limited supply available in shop!

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1124 S. Lewis Ave.
Tulsa, OK
74104

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Celebrate the past. Inspire the future.

Our name is derived from the year 1921. The year marking one of the deadliest massacres on American soil, the Tulsa Race Massacre.

On May 31, 1921, Tulsa’s Greenwood District, also known as Black Wall Street, was burned to the ground by a white mob. Prior to this massacre that took hundreds of lives and destroyed hundreds of black owned businesses, Greenwood was home to the most affluent black entrepreneurs of their time.

Just a few years after the massacre, the Greenwood District was rebuilt. 1921 was meant to be the year they killed the entrepreneurial spirit, but today, we use it as symbol of resilience.