Royale Diamond Gala Sunday, October 25 2026

Please join us for a special night!

Celebrate sixty years of The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art with an unforgettable evening of Palm Royale-inspired elegance, signature experiences, and diamond-inspired glamour.
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About the Gala

For 60 years, The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art has preserved Jewish art, history, and culture in Oklahoma. Join us for our signature annual fundraiser celebrating this milestone while supporting the Museum's exhibitions, educational initiatives, and community programs. Enjoy an unforgettable evening of fine dining, live entertainment, exclusive experiences, and the Royale Diamond Raffle.

Event Highlights

Win a Brilliant Diamond Necklace

Purchase a commemorative champagne bottle for a chance to win a stunning diamond necklace.

A Special 60th Anniversary Exhibition

Explore a curated selection of highlights from the Museum's permanent collection celebrating six decades of art, history, and culture.

Complimentary Fashion Portraits

Take home a hand-drawn fashion portrait created by a live artist during the evening.

An Elegant Dinner Experience

Enjoy a gourmet dinner prepared by Chef William Lyle of Summit Club.

The Royale Diamond Raffle

The Royale Diamond Raffle is the signature fundraising experience of the evening. Reserve one or more Champagne Celebration Bottles for your chance to win a custom-designed diamond necklace by Cherry Street Jewelers.

Pricing

One Bottle — $50

Three Bottles — $125

Please note: Bottle purchases do not include admission to the gala.

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Use the registration form below to:

Purchase patron opportunities, individual tickets, and Bottles together in one convenient checkout.

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Need a little style inspiration?

Explore our curated Pinterest board for attire ideas inspired by the elegance and glamour of Palm Royale here: https://pin.it/1i62fhQhL

A Look Back on a Lovely Celebration in 2025!
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