Armstrong International Cultural Foundation

Performing ArtsOklahoma, United States2-10 Employees

The Armstrong International Cultural Foundation is a nonprofit humanitarian organization based in Edmond, Oklahoma, sponsored by the Philadelphia Church of God, with executive offices on the Herbert W. Armstrong College campus. It curates a performing arts series intended to elevate Oklahoma as a center for the arts by presenting significant cultural experiences to the heartland. The foundation began sponsoring its performing arts program in Edmond in 1998 and has since drawn tens of thousands of attendees to events held at Armstrong Auditorium on the college campus. Beyond the performing arts, it conducts archaeological activities in Israel, including support for Dr. Eilat Mazar’s excavation of King David’s palace and projects like refurbishing Liberty Bell Park.

The organization operates within the performing arts sector and is based in Edmond, with Armstrong Auditorium serving as its venue for concerts and related programming in the region. Its mission reflects a dual emphasis on developing human potential and serving others, a perspective that underpins both its cultural offerings and its humanitarian outreach.

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