Independence Day Weekend In Guthrie!
- Let's Go To Guthrie!
- Jun 27
- 2 min read
Red Brick Nights ... Saturday, July 5
Red Brick Nights is kicking off their season with live music, food, and shopping, with the gigantic fireworks show finishing off the evening. They don't call this Oklahoma's favorite block party for nothing! Food trucks, kids area, and vendors open up at 5 p.m. If you need a break from the heat before the music starts at 7 p.m., the presenting sponsor Wanderfolk Spirits has their tasting room (The Wander Inn) right next to the stage, offering cold craft cocktails and air conditioning. The Ross Clayton Band brings irresistible and infectious country music to the RBN stage, while Shortt Dogg fuses R&B, jazz, soul, and funk into one of the best parties around. An incredible evening of music is followed up by a one-of-a-kind fireworks show produced by Guthrie's own Fireworkz A' Poppin. Bring the whole family to the corner of Wentz & Oklahoma in downtown Guthrie, set out your lawn chairs, and have yourselves one of the best evenings of entertainment in Oklahoma.
Freedom Bike Ride ... Friday, July 4
The Grand Ole Barbershop hosts their 6th annual Freedom Ride Friday morning at 9 a.m. Bring the whole family for this easy 2-mile ride through Historic Downtown Guthrie. Decorate your bike in red, white, and blue, and let’s honor our freedom, our community, and the spirit that brings us all together.
Start: Masonic Temple (900 E. Oklahoma Ave)
Finish: The Grand Ole Barbershop (103 W. Oklahoma Ave)
FREE pancake breakfast and refreshments after the ride! Good food, great company, and the perfect way to kick off a patriotic weekend!
3rd Of July Festival ... Thursday, July 3
The Sandtrap Lounge at Cimmaron National Golf Club has created a delightful annual tradition, with food, music, and fireworks on Thursday evening. Get your Independence Day weekend started early at one of the most picturesque settings in central Oklahoma.
The Shark Is Broken ... July 3-5
The Pollard Theatre in downtown Guthrie pays homage to the classic American film Jaws with THE SHARK IS BROKEN. In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the movie, the Pollard’s presentation provides a glimpse into the frustrations of filming this 70’s movie masterpiece. The lead actors—Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss and Roy Scheider—find themselves crammed into a too-small boat, riddled with foul weather and the unwelcome news that the shark is broken…AGAIN! This play about “the greatest movie almost never made” finishes its critically acclaimed run Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings of the July 4th weekend.
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