This Weekend+ In Guthrie! Aug 27th through August 30th, 2026
- Justin Fortney
- Aug 25
- 5 min read
Here are just a few of the FANTASTIC events happening in Guthrie, Oklahoma this weekend!
Guthrie Bike Night & Guthrie Run Night
Guthrie Bike Night leaves Thursday >>>> Guthrie Brewing Company <<<< at 6:30 p.m. Hanging out at the brewery after. Conversational pace … 10-11 mph. Distance is about 15 miles, but about half the group will tack on a few extra in the NE corner of the route …. Mostly gravel, with some pavement in town.
The brewery has great pizza and drinks, including solid NA options, and they’re cool with the group bringing bikes inside.
If you’re new and have questions about the ride, feel free to ask away.
GBN short route:
GBN long route:
Guthrie Run Night--Runners (and walkers) will start at Guthrie Brewing Co. at 7 p.m. and head east to do laps around the Masonic Temple. All fitness levels welcome. Run/walk as many or as few laps as you like, at whatever pace you like. There will be a water station by the Temple if you need it, but bring your own bottle/cup. Afterwards, runners/walkers can meet up with the bike night crew to hang out together
If you have questions about the rides or runs/walks, reach out to them on the Guthrie Bike Night Facebook Group.*Be sure and check for weather related cancelations.
This Weekend at The Jungle
Thursday--KARAOKE + MUSIC TRIVIA Kara-Trivia at 8PM! You can sing, play trivia AND Grab the Mike! There's something for everyone. Check your music trivia skills, sing, have a drink, and just have fun! Thursdays at 8PM!
Fridays & Saturdays--Karaoke at 9PM!
*The Jungle (121 W. Harrison Ave) is a friendly neighborhood spot for the 21 & up crowd. Full bar & wine menu. Watch the game on their 3TV's, Play pool for free. Seafood Saturdays from 12 to 6pm
Get Wild! Stay Local!
Friday Night Flea at the Flats
Friday, August 28th, 6pm-10pm
300 N. 8th St (Cottonwood Flats)
Guthrie, OK 73044
Get out to the Flats this Friday night for shopping, food, fun, & LIVE MUSIC by Blutic String Band at 7:30PM.
Explore the grounds for treasures and bargains at the variety of incredible vendors.
Thursday, Friday & Saturday at 8PM, Sunday Matinee at 2PM. Show runs August 14th – 29th, 2026
Don't miss this incredible show presented by Pollard Theatre Company.
Welcome to Tuna, Texas — where the gossip travels fast and the characters are larger than life. In this beloved comedy, two actors portray an entire town full of quirky citizens, eccentric personalities, and hilarious small-town drama. Packed with quick changes, sharp humor, and surprising heart, Greater Tuna is a fast-paced crowd-pleaser that celebrates the charm and chaos of community life.
Open weekends, August 14th-29th. Get tickets at thepollard.org RATING: 12+
Live Music at Guthrie Brewing Co.
Don't miss Blake Henderson Live on Friday August 28th at Guthrie Brewing Company!
Blake Henderson will be playing his Original Work live Friday, August 28th from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM.
Enjoy appetizers, pizza, salad, sandwiches, soft drinks, a variety of delicious house brewed beers, cocktails and a relaxing night out listening to great local music!
Guthrie Brewing Co.
110 W. Harrison Ave.
Guthrie, OK 73044
Sat. & Sun, 8AM-2PM
300 N. 8th St., Guthrie, OK 73044
Vendor Spots only $20/day
Free Admission to Shoppers!
From vintage treasures and "rusty gold" to local crafts and fresh treats, bringing that classic Oklahoma flea market energy back to the Antiques Capital!
Whether you’re a lifelong collector or just looking for a fun family weekend, there is something for everyone. For more information, email: guthriefleamarketok@gmail.com
or reach out via their facebook page .
Saturdays, 8AM-2PM at the Guthrie Fairgrounds Arena, 215 Fairgrounds Rd, Weather Permitting.
FREE ENTRY to shop!
Food truck on site!
The Beacon Flea Market at the Arena is now accepting vendors.
-Vendor Fees-
$10 car load
$20 trailer
For more information on the Beacon Flea Market at the Arena:
405-625-6630
Play Music on the Porch Day
Saturday, August 29, 2026
10:00am-4:00pm CST
What if for one day everything stopped...and we all just listened to the music.? Play Music On The Porch Day--Always the last Saturday in August WORLDWIDE!
Guthrie Music House will be hosting music from 10AM-4PM inside at 323 E. Harrison Ave.
Door opens at 9:30AM
10:00AM Cottonwood Creek Cloggers
10:30AM Rev. Hammons & Shaun--R&B, Soul, Pop, Gospel
11:00AM Marcus Ayers--folk, songwriter
11:30AM Ronnie.vmp--singer/songwriter
12:00-12:30PM Lunch Break & Open Mic
12:30PM Sam & Elizabeth--fiddle, mandolin
1:00PM Blutic--bluegrass, Celtic, old-time
1:30PM Joel Mosman--folk, country rock
2:00PM Tanner Fields--Country
2:30PM Ryan Strader--singer/songwriter, soft rock guitar
3:00PM Hot PInks--Hall Family Rock Band
3:45PM Open Jam, Open Mic, Open ending time
Saturday-Night Out Shopping
Corner of Wentz & Oklahoma, 117 E. Oklahoma Ave., Guthrie, OK 73044
Presented by: The Shoppes & Chef Jimmy's Baked Goods Family Bakery
Every Saturday through September 27th, 4-8PM, Vendors call (405)888-2452
LOCAL Food! Art! Drinks! Candles! Clothes! Music! Games! & More!
Oklahoma Swing-- Dance at the Guthrie Depot
Saturday, August 29, 2026
8:00pm
Oklahoma Swing will be playing timeless western swing & classic country dance music on Saturday, August 29th. Doors open at 7:30PM. Dance starts at 8PM. Tickets $20 at the door.
Make a night of it! Dine at Gage's Steak House then walk across the hallway to the beautiful ballroom with a 100 year old dance floor!
Bonus Event!
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
6:00pm-8:00pm
406 E Oklahoma Ave., Guthrie, OK 73044
Reserve Your Spot!Author Dr. Sara Doolittle will present an author talk and book signing at the Oklahoma Territorial Museum and Carnegie Library on Wednesday, September 2, at 6 p.m. The discussion will feature her new title, We Fought Back: The Black Legal Struggle for Education in Oklahoma Territory (The University of Oklahoma Press, 2026).
Most people are familiar with the landmark 1954 US Supreme Court decision Brown v. Board of Education, which held that state laws mandating racial segregation in public schools were unconstitutional. But what about the court cases that far preceded, and informed, this national ruling? They took place in smaller courts, in unsung parts of the United States, including in Oklahoma Territory. There, decades before Brown v. Board, Black citizens worked to challenge legislation and local school board restrictions that segregated their schools. In We Fought Back, Sara Doolittle analyzes a rich array of previously unexplored court challenges during Oklahoma’s territorial period (1889–1907), revealing how Black residents’ cases reshaped understandings of race, citizenship, and the federal role in American schooling.
About the author:
Sara Doolittle is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Educational Sciences, Foundations, and Research at the University of Central Oklahoma. Her scholarship explores the intersection of law, race, and schooling, with a particular focus on nineteenth-century school segregation law. Her research on legal challenges to Oklahoma’s territorial segregation statutes has appeared in History of Education Quarterly, and her forthcoming book is We Fought Back: The Black Legal Struggle for Education in Oklahoma Territory. She is a recipient of both the National Academy of Education/Spencer Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship and Dissertation Research Award. Doolittle brings more than two decades of experience as a high school English teacher to her work. A proud product of public schools, she earned her BA from the University of Kansas, her MA from the University of Colorado, and her PhD from the University of Oklahoma.
FREE Tickets-- But reserve your spot at link below (recommended)
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