TULSA, Okla. - s4story -- The Red Fork District along the Route 66 corridor in Tulsa, Oklahoma is starting to buzz with excitement as entrepreneur couple Amanda and Josh Stout begin a multi year phased investment into one of the oldest districts in the state. The Josh Stout Gallery part of phase one is located at 2609 W 40th Place and will hold its soft opening on 6/6 2020, the event will run all day from 11:00am to 9:00pm.  Josh Stout- "We really wanted to have the public out to see the gallery space before it enters into the modernization phase, while keeping the 100 year old character in tact. This will be a one day only open to the public event.... after that it will be by appointment only until our grand opening currently scheduled for September 2020. After searching the country for property it seemed most likely that cities like Sante Fe, Denver, Phoenix, even Mobile, Alabama was on the top tier list of choices available. All of a sudden this old building popped on the radar in the most unlikely spot... the city it all started in, Tulsa. As we watched other fellow successful artists continually relocate out of state to pursue larger markets that's when we decided this would be our future... to continue what we started right here... an unparalleled drive to bring artists, collectors and community together. As we continue to travel and spread our artistic vision around the world, the Red Fork District on Route 66 in Tulsa, OK will become our hub of operation."

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