This Weekend+ In Guthrie
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December 18th-24th, 2025
It's always a good weekend to GO TO GUTHRIE!
FESTIVAL!!! Come at 2pm to enjoy vendors, food trucks, car show, and pet contest! At 6pm, throw some lights on the ride and join in or simply be a spectator for the Illuminated Parade, then be sure and stay for the FIREWORK DISPLAY by Fireworkz A Poppin' at 7:30pm.
Before you leave take a drive though and experience the outdoor light display at the Cottonwood Flats, viewed by guests from the comfort of their own vehicle between now and December 25. 100,000 lights, 70+ wrapped trees, 40+ wireframe displays, inflatables and other decorations. This 7-block drive-thru display is dedicated to brightening the lives of others. Free of charge--donations accepted. All proceeds go to purchase Christmas presents for Guthrie's nursing home residents.
LAST WEEKEND! Runs Through December 21 at The Pollard Theatre (120 W. Harrison Ave.) - Over 30 years, 1,000 performances, and 150,000 patrons, A Territorial Christmas Carol is back in this re-imagining of Dickens’ classic tale! Come experience Christmas in the heart of historic, downtown Guthrie. Tickets online and at the theatre. See schedule and tickets at www.thepollard.org, or call 405-282-2800.
Cowboy Christmas Ball at The Guthrie Depot
Cowboy Christmas Ball--Join Oklahoma Swing for a Western Swing Cowboy Christmas Ball at The Guthrie Depot located at 409 W Oklahoma Ave, Guthrie Ok on December 20th. Make dinner reservations at Gage's Steak House  then stroll across the hallway to the beautiful ballroom with it’s over 100 year-old wood dance floor. Doors open at 7:30 PM. Tickets are $20 at the door. Western Swing Dancing starts at 8pm. December 20th, 2025.
Ugly Sweater Party
Ugly Sweater Party-- Guthrie Brewing Company
The Ugliest Sweater Wins a Prize! December 24th, Wednesday, 1pm
110 W. Harrison Ave., Guthrie, OK 73044
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