Art 4orms Foundation Adult Prom Night
On Saturday, Feb. 14, 2026, the nonprofit Art 4orms Foundation, founded by Ebony Easily, hosted “Adult Prom Night,” a Valentine’s Day event giving attendees the chance to relive their high school prom experience. The evening featured a photo booth, music by Tulsa DJ Dr. View, hors d’oeuvres, and drinks from Marv’s Wine & Liquor. All ticket proceeds went directly to Art 4orms Foundation to fund free art education and wellness resources for Tulsa Public Schools students, educators, and their families.
The night included a Prom King and Queen contest, where every dollar donated counted as one vote. Winners had the option to donate the money raised to a local nonprofit. Quentin Marcellis helped the marketing team create social media content for the event. To generate excitement, he filmed a mini commercial at Jenks Premium Outlets, showing himself and three models shopping and trying on outfits in preparation for the prom.
At the event, winners received a $100 gift card to Sisserou’s Restaurant and a one-night stay in downtown Tulsa. The evening, filled with music, food, drinks, and socializing, radiated joy and Valentine’s Day spirit. Ms. Black Oklahoma 2026 attended to crown the winners. Nate and Marcia Bruno Todd won Prom King and Queen, while Webster and Jerica Wortham were runners-up. Quentin Marcellis received an honorary mention, and all contestants received roses and sashes. Attendees danced to hits like the Cupid Shuffle, took photos at the photo booth, and enjoyed wine and snacks.
The event successfully raised funds to support free art education and wellness programs in schools. Guests left with lasting memories, including a blown-glass heart art piece created by students to commemorate the night. For more information on Art 4orms Foundation and upcoming events, visit www.art4orms.org
