TULSA, Okla. \u2014 A documentary about Turkey Mountain will be screened at the Philbrook Museum of Art on Friday.<\/p>\n
The documentary Forest In A City was created from Tulsa, for Tulsa, by Tulsa, organizers said.<\/p>\n
After the screening, a post film talk will be held with guests including Jeff Edwards of the River Parks Authority and Chris Azbell, Land Extension Coordinator at the College of Muscogee Nation.<\/p>\n
As an urban wilderness, organizers said Turkey Mountain is coveted for generations for its resource-rich extraction economy, recreation opportunities, and commercial development potential.<\/p>\n
Organizers said an unsung and unusual collection of Tulsans set out to preserve what holds them together.<\/p>\n
If you would like to attend the screening, it will cost $10 for members, with members under 17-years-old being free.<\/p>\n
Non-member adults will have to pay $15 and $10 for non-member youth.<\/p>\n
Organizers said capacity is limited and advance tickets are recommended.<\/p>\n
The screening will take place in the Patti Johnson Wilson Auditorium at 7 p.m.. Guests can visit the front desk for directions.<\/p>\n