Music and more to finish out January in Guthrie
- Justin Fortney
- Jan 18, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Jan 19, 2023
Hope everyone has recovered from all the holiday festivities! January has been packed with activity in Guthrie, and the last two weeks of the month are gonna keep it rolling, so let's have some good times in the "first capital of Oklahoma!"
January 20 & 27
This indoor motorcycle race series brings high octane entertainment to the Lazy E two Fridays in row. It's an adrenaline rush for the whole family! Doors open and "pit party" starts at 6 p.m. Show starts at 7:30 p.m. Grab tickets for either night, or save a little $ and grab a ticket for both!
Friday, January 20
Doors at 6 p.m.
Show at 7 p.m.
Tickets: $20 at the door
Bluegrass and western swing at the historic Guthrie Depot! World class tunes and a dance floor big enough for all the good times. Music, dancing, food, drinks ... yes, please.
Saturdays, January 21 & 28
8 p.m.
Every Saturday at Mack & Ike's Saloon you can find some of the best live music around. Grab dinner in downtown Guthrie, then finish the evening off right with great tunes from Chloe-Beth (January 21), and Spunk Adams (January 28).
Saturday, January 28
Doors at 7 p.m.
Show at 7:30 p.m.
Catch some of the best bluegrass tunes around. The Hunt Brothers bring virtuoso string band talent to the Double Stop Music Hall on January 28, and tickets are only $20 at the door. (Kids 12 and under free.)
Saturday, January 28
Doors at 7 p.m.
Show at 8 p.m.
Tickets: $20 at the door
Dance the night away with the best western swing music around. Exciting to see more live music at this one-of-a-kind venue. Plus, you can grab dinner and drinks at Gage's Steak House right down the hall!
While you're in town, a guided tour is a great way to explore Guthrie ...
"With ornate rooms designed to meticulously replicate historic periods and decorations riddled with arcane symbols, the Scottish Rite Temple in Guthrie, Oklahoma, is one of the largest Masonic complexes in the world. Completed in 1923 for around $3 million, it is both a monument to the oil boom and the influence of the Masons in the state." - Atlas Obscura
Tours of this incredible building are available Monday-Thursday at 10 a.m. for $10. Always good to call 405-282-1281 or by email gsrite@sbcglobal.net to make sure the building isn't being rented for a private event.
A walking tour of some of downtown Guthrie's most interesting sites and stories. Each walk starts at the Apothecary Garden, located at the corner of Oklahoma Avenue and 2nd Street. Tours take approximately 90 minutes and include gentle inclines on brick-paved sidewalks, and typically take place each Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Adults:$10 - Children 7-14: $5 ... call 405.293.8404 to rsvp
"Have you ever wondered just how the WanderFolk Spirits magic is made? Well, turn your wonder to a wander & swing on out to beautiful Guthrie, America for an incredible introduction to the history & science of recipe creation, distilling, blending, & so much more at Oklahoma’s original distillery.
Get a firsthand look behind the scenes at the handcrafted process that our team proudly, passionately, & painstakingly pursues daily as we work to create distinctly Oklahoman offerings." June tours are on the 4th and 18th, but check their website to reserve a limited spot.
Oklahoma Mini Mill is one of the only boutique carding mills in this region of the U.S. They clean and process all types of fleeces separately into roving, bumps or batts. Don't know what that means? Take a tour! Fascinating and impressive. Call 405 260 2705 to schedule a visit.
Are museums your thing? One of a kind options in downtown Guthrie ...
"The mission of the Oklahoma Territorial Museum
is to preserve the heritage of Oklahoma through the
collection and interpretation of archival and material
culture to present the development and influence of urban
institutions. The museum documents the creation of the
Unassigned Lands, the Land Run of 1889, the homestead
experience, and territorial and state government. The
history of Guthrie is told as the capital city of the territorial
government and the first state capital."
Admission:
Adults: $7.00
Seniors: (55+) $5.00
Children (6-18) $4.00
Hours:
Mon-Sat: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
"The Territorial Capital Sports Museum
is dedicated to the preservation and
interpretation of Oklahoma's rich sports history.
Our goal is to have a positive influence on young
people by celebrating the accomplishments
of Oklahoma Athletes."
Admission:
Donation
Hours:
Tues - Sat: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
"The Oklahoma Frontier Drugstore Museum collections reflect
the history of pharmacy and medicine in the 19th and 20th
centuries in the Oklahoma and Indian Territories and the State
of Oklahoma. The artifacts and ephemera exhibited in the
Museum were coincident with the westward migration of
pioneers, shopkeepers, families and pharmacists as well as
a host of other health care providers who populated the
frontier regions of the United States."
Admission:
$5
Hours:
Tues - Saturday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
And let's not forget about expressing our artistic side with an art class or two ...
Learn the art of blowing glass! Check their site for dates/times. Classes are $70 per student for each session, and the fee includes all tools and materials and the piece the student creates.
Take a class from Steve Boaldin of Art of a Cowboy fame. Email Steve to sign up.
Learn to paint in a fun group setting with the Tipsy Artist! Classes available throughout the month of June.
Terra Rosa offers a variety of art courses and workshops to help you explore your different interests and passions. Click through to explore our general areas to learn more about the types of art instruction offered.
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