Group Planning Information - Guthrie Chamber of Commerce

Historic Guthrie, Oklahoma - Group Planning Information

Guthrie stands on the gentle rolling prairie of Oklahoma once occupied by native Americans and herds of grazing buffalo. After the dust settled from the Great Land Run of April 22, 1889, the rolling prairie was transformed into a sprawling array of crude tents, wagon beds, and rough-hewn wooden buildings overnight.

When the chaos settled, Guthrie emerged as an elegant Victorian city with beautiful architecture, bustling businesses, cultural events and enterprising citizens. Guthrie's beauty and grace befit the optimism as the first state capitol of the new 46th state, OKLAHOMA.

In 1910, a bitter political dispute between the state's first newspaper, The Daily State Capital, and the governor and legislature caused the state capitol to be moved to the larger and faster growing Oklahoma City. A devastating blow to the community at the time, Guthrie lost much of its luster and remained stagnate for most of the century.

During the urban renewal between the 1950s and 1970s, Guthrie followed the examples of others and placed the new, cleaner looking aluminum facades on their downtown buildings. Then, recognizing the uniqueness of the downtown architecture, city leaders took a bold move in the early 1980s and began restoration efforts in an attempt to revitalize the downtown business district.

Ongoing restoration since that time has continued to preserve Guthrie's rich architectural legacy and grandeur. Almost all of the original buildings remain and most of the commercial structures have been restored. Today, Guthrie is the largest contiguous urban historic district on the National Register, extending 1,400 acres and 400 city blocks. [ A living museum of late 19th century architecture, Guthrie was designated in 1999 as a National Landmark Community by the National Park Service, one of seven communities nationwide to have the designation and only the 18th such landmark in Oklahoma. ]

Visitors and residents alike can shop the numerous boutiques, specialty shops and art galleries downtown and see the homes of governors, editors, and lawmen in Guthrie's historic residential area. Jubilant festivals, bronc-busting rodeos, live professional theatres, fascinating museums, historic tours by trolley, professional style golf, exquisite dining, and charming lodging make Guthrie a wonderful place for the whole family.

The Guthrie Chamber of Commerce invites you to our small town just north of Oklahoma City. As one of the premier meeting destinations in Oklahoma, the following information has been put together to enhance your group stay (subject to change without notice).

Come experience 115 years of history and hospitality.
Our door is always open!

Hotels, RV Sites, Campgrounds & Meeting Rooms
Please click on our Where to Stay page for more information

14 Bed & Breakfast Inns

Information about many of the B&Bs may be accessed via www.guthriebb.com.

Dining, Catering, Parks & Other Meeting Rooms

American Legion (downtown Guthrie): For Inquiries, call 405 282-2589; Meeting/dining room with attached kitchen available for large groups

Blue Belle Saloon (downtown Guthrie): For Inquiries, call 405 282-8111; Meeting and dining area available for groups up to 60

Cimarron National Golf Club (5 min. west of Guthrie on Hwy 33): For Inquiries, call 405 282-4955; 5 meeting rooms; 3 dining rooms; Groups to 250 for meetings; groups to 150 for dining

Double Stop Music Hall (downtown Guthrie): For Inquiries, call Byron Berline 405 282-6646; Meeting space for groups up to 175
Dominion House (North of downtown Guthrie): For inquires, contact Julie Ayres - 405 282-7789

Granny Had One (downtown Guthrie): For Inquiries, call Mary Coffin 405 282-4482; The restaurant offers a variety of meeting and dining spaces:; The Garden Room downstairs seats 85-90; Large room downstairs seats 90; Three rooms upstairs: main room seats 200; two smaller rooms seat 30 and 55; The bar room seats 40

Guthrie Public Library (downtown Guthrie): For Inquiries, call Melody Kellogg 405 282-0050; Meeting space for non-profit groups up to 25; $10 fee
Must use during business hours: M-W-F 9:00-5:30, T&Th 11:00-8:00, Sat 9:00-1:00, Sun Closed

Guthrie Regional Airport (south of downtown Guthrie): For Inquiries, call Glen Crabtree 405 282-4250; Class B-2. Runway legnth: 75' x 4,102' (expanding to 5,200' by 2004); all weather concrete with parallel and connecting taxiways. 30 tie downs available or bring your own and park on grass. Pilots lounge, fuel, vending machines and car rental available. Camping under wing not allowed. Meeting space available for groups up to 15. Open 24 hours a day for arrival and departure; services available 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., 7 days/week or by appointment.

Guthrie Scottish Rite Masonic Temple: For Inquiries, call Bob Davis 405 282-1281; Egyptian Theatre - 200 theatre style seats on floor; 110 in balcony; Large Theatre - 1,750 total seats with all balconies; Legislative Ballroom - up to 500 for dinner; VIP Dining Room - up to 50; Atrium available for weddings

Highland Hall (north of Hwy 33 on Drexel): For Inquiries, call City of Guthrie 405 282-0493; New lighted tennis courts, playground equipment, and a 2,083 linear foot, 8-foot-wide trail with benches. Swimming pool available during the summer. Inside meeting space available for groups up to 175. Numerous picnic tables, pavilion and a small pond nearby.

Steak & Catfish Barn (I 35 and Waterloo Road): For Inquiries, call Dino Smalley 405 341-7300; Dining, carry out and catering available

Lazy E Arena (10 min. east of Guthrie on Seward Road): For Inquiries, call Helen Price 405 282-RIDE; Roper's Cantina seats 50-250; outside catering available; The cantina features a bandstand, dance floor, and a multi-level seating area and overlooks the arena floor. Arena floor available for extra large events (1,000s).

Lucilles Restaurant - 106 N. Main / P.O. Box 143 - Mulhall: For inquiries, Call 405-649-2100 or visit WEBSITE
Logan County Fairgrounds (south of downtown on Division): For Inquiries, call Arleen 405 282-3331; Whole building: 560 person capacity; $100 deposit, $250 rent; Front room only: 183 person capacity; $100 deposit, $100 rent

Mineral Wells Park (south of downtown on Division): For Inquiries, call City of Guthrie 405 282-0065; Outdoor park area, including gazebo for groups up to 150; electricity and water available. New playground equipment, picnic tables and benches throughout. Small ponds nearby.

Miss Carolyn's Territorial House (downtown Guthrie): For Inquiries, call Carolyn Summers 405 282-6733; 2 meeting/dining rooms combining to seat 60 (small room seats 15 and larger seats 40)

Oak Tree Country Club (south of Guthrie and Waterloo Road on Kelly): For Inquiries, call Ambra Smith 405 340-1010 ext. 540; Small and large meeting and dining spaces available for groups up to 2,000
ORed Rose Catering - 409 w. Oklahoma: For Inquiries, call 405-260-0723
website

Santa Fe Room Event Center at The Old Santa Fe Depot of Guthrie - 405 260-0701: For Inquiries, call Debbie Lesher 405 260-0701; Seating for 300, dance floor and stage, catering available, weddings, banquets, business meetings, trade shows, reunions, concerts Small room available for 50.website

For Inquiries, call Debbie Lesher 405 260-0723
Dining area available for groups up to 40
Catering for groups of any size

Oklahoma Sports Museum (downtown Guthrie): For Inquiries, call Richard Hendricks 405 260-1342; Baseball Diamond Room seats 200 theatre style, or when combined with adjacent room, 175 at tables; some chairs and tables available; rooms rent for $35/hour

Owen's Field (west of Guthrie, south of Hwy 33): For Inquiries, call City of Guthrie 405 282-8400; Park includes three baseball fields.

Soccer Complex (west of Guthrie, north of Hwy 33): For Inquiries, call City of Guthrie 405 282-8400; Park includes four soccer fields.

Stables Café (downtown Guthrie): For inquiries call Debbie Prather at 282-0893 Seats 180 in the main dining rooms and have two private dining rooms that seat 50 each. The private dining rooms can be combined to seat 100 people. The large menu includes the best in barbeque, steaks, burgers, chicken, and a huge salad bar, weekend buffets, and bakery, ice cream. The Stables Cafe has been profiled in the New York Times and the Mobil Travel Guide.

Territorial Museum (east of downtown Guthrie on Oklahoma): For Inquiries, call Mike Bruce 405 282-1889; Meeting room (no food allowed) available for historical and non-profit organizations; Room seats 25 at tables or 40 theatre style

U.S. Post Office (downtown Guthrie): For Inquiries, call 1-800-ASK-USPS; Other than the Federal Courtroom and Judge's Chambers, the rooms will require outside chairs and tables brought in; elevator available to all floors.; 2nd Floor rooms: Federal Courtroom (seats up to 150; currently set up as a courtroom), Judge's Chambers (seats up to 40); 5 Offices (seats up to 20 each); 4th Floor rooms: Main Conference Room (seats up to 100), 6 Offices (seats up to 20 each)

Entertainment Opportunities

Adventure Zone Paintball (10 min. east of Guthrie on Seward Road): For Inquiries, call Kevin Hesser 405 282-0110; Come out and have fun on one of four fields (including recreational); four-hour sessions with various games offered.

Carriages Rides (downtown Guthrie): For Inquiries, call Steve Bowers, Love Is Carriages 405 282-0299 or pager 405 559-4146
Runs most Fri. & Sat. evenings at the corner of Harrison and First Street or by appt.

Double Stop Music Hall (downtown Guthrie): For Inquiries, call Byron Berline 405 282-6646; Bluegrass performances generally twice a month on a Friday or Saturday for up to 175. Will also provide music entertainment for groups over 50.

Pollard Theatre (Downtown Guthrie): For inquiries call the Box Office 405-282-2800, Tuesday - Saturday, 10am to 5pm or visit www.thepollard.org. Oklahom's year round resident theatre company, the Pollard produces six or more plays and musicles annually. With a seaons of diverse theatrical fare which includes the traditional favorite "A Territorial Christmas Carol", the pollard continues to set the standard for theatrical production in the state. Handicap accessible; group rates; online ticketing.

Golf Tournaments

Cedar Valley Golf Complex (30 min. west of Guthrie on Hwy 33): For Inquiries, call 405 282-4800; Two courses available; 18 holes each. Tournaments can be large or small and must be booked and paid at least one week in advance. More than three Tee Times can be classified as a tournament. To have a "Shotgun" start and reserve the entire course, must have a minimum of 125 players. Foursomes only.; Larger tournaments may schedule more than one course (weekdays only). Tournament rates (18 holes) are $25.00 per player (including ½ cart).; All food/beverage for tournaments must be furnished through the Restaurant.

Cimarron National Golf Club (10 min. west of Guthrie on Hwy 33): For Inquiries, call 405 282-4955; Two courses available; 18 holes each. Tournaments can be large or small and must be booked and paid at least one week in advance. More than three tee times can be classified as a tournament. To have a "Shotgun" start and reserve the entire course, must have a minimum of 100 players. Foursomes only.; Larger tournaments may schedule more than one course (weekdays only).; Tournament rates (18 holes) are $25.00 per player (including ½ cart).; All food/beverage for tournaments must be furnished through the Restaurant.

Oak Tree Country Club (south of Guthrie and Waterloo Road on Kelly): For Inquiries, call 405 330-9592; Two courses available; 18 holes each. Tournaments must be booked and paid at least one week in advance. More than three tee times can be classified as a tournament.; Tournaments with over 100 players may schedule more than one course on Mon. only.; Smaller tournaments can only be scheduled for Thursday mornings.; Tournament rates (18 holes) are $75.00 per player (including ½ cart).; All food/beverage for tournaments must be furnished through the Restaurant.

Other Activities

Be Well Spa: For Inquiries, call Castagna Rasmussen 405 260-2935; Enjoy a relaxin g massage in a peaceful, therapeutic environment.

Cimarron National Golf Club (10 min. west of Guthrie on Hwy 33): For Inquiries, call 405 282-4955; Two, 18 hole courses available. Weekday rates are $25.00 per player (including ½ cart). No outside food or beverages; restaurant on site.; New 9 hole par 3 course also available.

Guthrie Gunfighters: For Inquiries, Visit www.guthriegunfighters-incorg; Donation based gunfights performed at 2nd and Harrison on Saturday afternoons. Private party gunfights also available.

Lazy E Arena (15 min. east of Guthrie on Seward Road): For Inquiries, call Helen Price 405 282-RIDE; Regarded as the premier western entertainment facility in the world, the Arena is host to more than 25 events each year. The largest private indoor arena in the United States, the Lazy E produces some of pro rodeo's most recognized events, including Bullnanza, and Timed Event Championship of the World. On the third floor is the Roper's Cantina, a private club featuring a full-service bar and a spectacular view of all the action on the Arena floor.

Murder Mystery (near downtown Guthrie): For Inquiries, call Becky Luker, Stone Lion Inn 405 282-0012; Includes dinner and murder mystery for up to 40 people; also available for own event

Museums Tours

Guthrie Scottish Rite Temple 405 282-1281: East of downtown Guthrie on Oklahoma Ave. Admission $5.00; Guided tours only - Mon. - Fri. 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

National Four-String Banjo Hall of Fame Museum 405 260-1323: Located downtown on Oklahoma, east of Division; Open Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Oklahoma Frontier Drugstore Museum 405 282-1895: Located downtown on 2nd Street and Oklahoma; Open Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Suggested donation: $2.00

Oklahoma Sports Museum 405 260-1342: Located downtown on Oklahoma, west of 2nd Street; Open Mon. - Thurs. 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Fri. - Sat. 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Donations welcome

Oklahoma Territorial Museum 405 282-1889: East of downtown Guthrie on Oklahoma Ave.; Open Tues. - Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Suggested donation: $2.00

State Capital Publishing Museum 405 282-4123: Located downtown on 2nd Street and Harrison; Open Thurs. - Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Suggested donation: $2.00

Skeet Shooting (8 min. east of Guthrie on Seward Road): For Inquiries, call Debbie Rippetoe, Silver Leaf Shotgun Sports 405 282-2787; Shotgun enthusiasts may enjoy sporting clays, 5-stand, and trap and skeet. Rent or bring your own gun.

Shopping: Merchants downtown welcome you to browse among the unique and unusual treasures of the city. You'll find specialty gifts, art, antiques and much more. Although some business are open Sundays and Mondays, most are generally open Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., depending on the season.

Special Events: For Inquiries, call The Guthrie Chamber of Commerce 405 282-1947; There are a number of special events and activities throughout the year. Contact the Chamber office to request a calendar of events.

Step-On Guides: For Inquiries, call The Guthrie Chamber of Commerce 405 282-1947; Individuals are available to step on your bus/trolley for a guided tour of Guthrie.

Trolley Tours (downtown Guthrie): For Inquiries, call First Capital Trolley 405 282-6000; Trolleys run a 45 minute tour, every hour on the hour Tickets are $2.00 per person for adults. Trolleys are available for private rental $50.00 per hour within Guthrie area, $65.00 outside of town.

Spa

Be Well Spa: For Inquiries, call Castagna Rasmussen 405 260-2935; Enjoy a relaxing massage in a peaceful, therapeutic environment.

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	Historic Guthrie, Oklahoma - Group Planning Information Guthrie stands on the gentle rolling prairie of Oklahoma once occupied by native Americans and herds of grazing buffalo. After the dust settled from the Great Land Run of April 22, 1889, the rolling prairie was transformed into a sprawling array of crude tents, wagon beds, and rough-hewn wooden buildings overnight. When the chaos settled, Guthrie emerged as an elegant Victorian city with beautiful architecture, bustling businesses, cultural events and enterprising citizens. Guthrie's beauty and grace befit the optimism as the first state capitol of the new 46th state, OKLAHOMA. In 1910, a bitter political dispute between the state's first newspaper, The Daily State Capital, and the governor and legislature caused the state capitol to be moved to the larger and faster growing Oklahoma City. A devastating blow to the community at the time, Guthrie lost much of its luster and remained stagnate for most of the century. During the urban renewal between the 1950s and 1970s, Guthrie followed the examples of others and placed the new, cleaner looking aluminum facades on their downtown buildings. Then, recognizing the uniqueness of the downtown architecture, city leaders took a bold move in the early 1980s and began restoration efforts in an attempt to revitalize the downtown business district. Ongoing restoration since that time has continued to preserve Guthrie's rich architectural legacy and grandeur. Almost all of the original buildings remain and most of the commercial structures have been restored. Today, Guthrie is the largest contiguous urban historic district on the National Register, extending 1,400 acres and 400 city blocks. [ A living museum of late 19th century architecture, Guthrie was designated in 1999 as a National Landmark Community by the National Park Service, one of seven communities nationwide to have the designation and only the 18th such landmark in Oklahoma. ] Visitors and residents alike can shop the numerous boutiques, specialty shops and art galleries downtown and see the homes of governors, editors, and lawmen in Guthrie's historic residential area. Jubilant festivals, bronc-busting rodeos, live professional theatres, fascinating museums, historic tours by trolley, professional style golf, exquisite dining, and charming lodging make Guthrie a wonderful place for the whole family. The Guthrie Chamber of Commerce invites you to our small town just north of Oklahoma City. As one of the premier meeting destinations in Oklahoma, the following information has been put together to enhance your group stay (subject to change without notice). Come experience 115 years of history and hospitality. Our door is always open! Hotels, RV Sites, Campgrounds & Meeting Rooms Please click on our Where to Stay page for more information 14 Bed & Breakfast Inns Information about many of the B&Bs may be accessed via www.guthriebb.com. Dining, Catering, Parks & Other Meeting Rooms American Legion (downtown Guthrie) For Inquiries, call 405 282-2589 Meeting/dining room with attached kitchen available for large groups Blue Belle Saloon (downtown Guthrie) For Inquiries, call 405 282-8111 Meeting and dining area available for groups up to 60 Cimarron National Golf Club (5 min. west of Guthrie on Hwy 33) For Inquiries, call 405 282-4955 5 meeting rooms; 3 dining rooms Groups to 250 for meetings; groups to 150 for dining Double Stop Music Hall (downtown Guthrie) For Inquiries, call Byron Berline 405 282-6646 Meeting space for groups up to 175 Dominion House (North of downtown Guthrie) For inquires, contact Julie Ayres - 405 282-7789 Granny Had One (downtown Guthrie) For Inquiries, call Mary Coffin 405 282-4482 The restaurant offers a variety of meeting and dining spaces: The Garden Room downstairs seats 85-90; Large room downstairs seats 90 Three rooms upstairs: main room seats 200; two smaller rooms seat 30 and 55 The bar room seats 40 Guthrie Public Library (downtown Guthrie) For Inquiries, call Melody Kellogg 405 282-0050 Meeting space for non-profit groups up to 25; $10 fee Must use during business hours: M-W-F 9:00-5:30, T&Th 11:00-8:00, Sat 9:00-1:00, Sun Closed Guthrie Regional Airport (south of downtown Guthrie) For Inquiries, call Glen Crabtree 405 282-4250 Class B-2. Runway legnth: 75' x 4,102' (expanding to 5,200' by 2004); all weather concrete with parallel and connecting taxiways. 30 tie downs available or bring your own and park on grass. Pilots lounge, fuel, vending machines and car rental available. Camping under wing not allowed. Meeting space available for groups up to 15. Open 24 hours a day for arrival and departure; services available 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., 7 days/week or by appointment. Guthrie Scottish Rite Masonic Temple For Inquiries, call Bob Davis 405 282-1281 Egyptian Theatre - 200 theatre style seats on floor; 110 in balcony Large Theatre - 1,750 total seats with all balconies Legislative Ballroom - up to 500 for dinner VIP Dining Room - up to 50 Atrium available for weddings Highland Hall (north of Hwy 33 on Drexel) For Inquiries, call City of Guthrie 405 282-0493 New lighted tennis courts, playground equipment, and a 2,083 linear foot, 8-foot-wide trail with benches. Swimming pool available during the summer. Inside meeting space available for groups up to 175. Numerous picnic tables, pavilion and a small pond nearby. Steak & Catfish Barn (I 35 and Waterloo Road) For Inquiries, call Dino Smalley 405 341-7300 Dining, carry out and catering available Lazy E Arena (10 min. east of Guthrie on Seward Road) For Inquiries, call Helen Price 405 282-RIDE Roper's Cantina seats 50-250; outside catering available The cantina features a bandstand, dance floor, and a multi-level seating area and overlooks the arena floor. Arena floor available for extra large events (1,000s). Lucilles Restaurant - 106 N. Main / P.O. Box 143 - Mulhall For inquiries, Call 405-649-2100 or visit WEBSITE Logan County Fairgrounds (south of downtown on Division) For Inquiries, call Arleen 405 282-3331 Whole building: 560 person capacity; $100 deposit, $250 rent Front room only: 183 person capacity; $100 deposit, $100 rent Mineral Wells Park (south of downtown on Division) For Inquiries, call City of Guthrie 405 282-0065 Outdoor park area, including gazebo for groups up to 150; electricity and water available. New playground equipment, picnic tables and benches throughout. Small ponds nearby. Miss Carolyn's Territorial House (downtown Guthrie) For Inquiries, call Carolyn Summers 405 282-6733 2 meeting/dining rooms combining to seat 60 (small room seats 15 and larger seats 40) Oak Tree Country Club (south of Guthrie and Waterloo Road on Kelly) For Inquiries, call Ambra Smith 405 340-1010 ext. 540 Small and large meeting and dining spaces available for groups up to 2,000 ORed Rose Catering - 409 w. Oklahoma For Inquiries, call 405-260-0723 website Santa Fe Room Event Center at The Old Santa Fe Depot of Guthrie - 405 260-0701 For Inquiries, call Debbie Lesher 405 260-0701 Seating for 300, dance floor and stage, catering available, weddings, banquets, business meetings, trade shows, reunions, concerts Small room available for 50.website The Old Harvey House Bakery-Cafe-Pizzeria (downtown Guthrie) For Inquiries, call Debbie Lesher 405 260-0723 Dining area available for groups up to 40 Catering for groups of any size Oklahoma Sports Museum (downtown Guthrie) For Inquiries, call Richard Hendricks 405 260-1342 Baseball Diamond Room seats 200 theatre style, or when combined with adjacent room, 175 at tables; some chairs and tables available; rooms rent for $35/hour Owen's Field (west of Guthrie, south of Hwy 33) For Inquiries, call City of Guthrie 405 282-8400 Park includes three baseball fields. Soccer Complex (west of Guthrie, north of Hwy 33) For Inquiries, call City of Guthrie 405 282-8400 Park includes four soccer fields. Stables Café (downtown Guthrie) For inquiries call Debbie Prather at 282-0893 Seats 180 in the main dining rooms and have two private dining rooms that seat 50 each. The private dining rooms can be combined to seat 100 people. The large menu includes the best in barbeque, steaks, burgers, chicken, and a huge salad bar, weekend buffets, and bakery, ice cream. The Stables Cafe has been profiled in the New York Times and the Mobil Travel Guide. Territorial Museum (east of downtown Guthrie on Oklahoma) For Inquiries, call Mike Bruce 405 282-1889 Meeting room (no food allowed) available for historical and non-profit organizations Room seats 25 at tables or 40 theatre style U.S. Post Office (downtown Guthrie) For Inquiries, call 1-800-ASK-USPS Other than the Federal Courtroom and Judge's Chambers, the rooms will require outside chairs and tables brought in; elevator available to all floors. 2nd Floor rooms: Federal Courtroom (seats up to 150; currently set up as a courtroom), Judge's Chambers (seats up to 40); 5 Offices (seats up to 20 each) 4th Floor rooms: Main Conference Room (seats up to 100), 6 Offices (seats up to 20 each) Entertainment Opportunities Adventure Zone Paintball (10 min. east of Guthrie on Seward Road) For Inquiries, call Kevin Hesser 405 282-0110 Come out and have fun on one of four fields (including recreational); four-hour sessions with various games offered. Carriages Rides (downtown Guthrie) For Inquiries, call Steve Bowers, Love Is Carriages 405 282-0299 or pager 405 559-4146 Runs most Fri. & Sat. evenings at the corner of Harrison and First Street or by appt. Double Stop Music Hall (downtown Guthrie) For Inquiries, call Byron Berline 405 282-6646 Bluegrass performances generally twice a month on a Friday or Saturday for up to 175. Will also provide music entertainment for groups over 50. Pollard Theatre (Downtown Guthrie) For inquiries call the Box Office 405-282-2800, Tuesday - Saturday, 10am to 5pm or visit www.thepollard.org. Oklahom's year round resident theatre company, the Pollard produces six or more plays and musicles annually. With a seaons of diverse theatrical fare which includes the traditional favorite "A Territorial Christmas Carol", the pollard continues to set the standard for theatrical production in the state. Handicap accessible; group rates; online ticketing. Golf Tournaments Cedar Valley Golf Complex (30 min. west of Guthrie on Hwy 33) For Inquiries, call 405 282-4800 Two courses available; 18 holes each. Tournaments can be large or small and must be booked and paid at least one week in advance. More than three Tee Times can be classified as a tournament. To have a "Shotgun" start and reserve the entire course, must have a minimum of 125 players. Foursomes only. Larger tournaments may schedule more than one course (weekdays only). Tournament rates (18 holes) are $25.00 per player (including ½ cart). All food/beverage for tournaments must be furnished through the Restaurant. Cimarron National Golf Club (10 min. west of Guthrie on Hwy 33) For Inquiries, call 405 282-4955 Two courses available; 18 holes each. Tournaments can be large or small and must be booked and paid at least one week in advance. More than three tee times can be classified as a tournament. To have a "Shotgun" start and reserve the entire course, must have a minimum of 100 players. Foursomes only. Larger tournaments may schedule more than one course (weekdays only). Tournament rates (18 holes) are $25.00 per player (including ½ cart). All food/beverage for tournaments must be furnished through the Restaurant. Oak Tree Country Club (south of Guthrie and Waterloo Road on Kelly) For Inquiries, call 405 330-9592 Two courses available; 18 holes each. Tournaments must be booked and paid at least one week in advance. More than three tee times can be classified as a tournament. Tournaments with over 100 players may schedule more than one course on Mon. only. Smaller tournaments can only be scheduled for Thursday mornings. Tournament rates (18 holes) are $75.00 per player (including ½ cart). All food/beverage for tournaments must be furnished through the Restaurant. Other Activities Be Well Spa For Inquiries, call Castagna Rasmussen 405 260-2935 Enjoy a relaxin g massage in a peaceful, therapeutic environment. Cimarron National Golf Club (10 min. west of Guthrie on Hwy 33) For Inquiries, call 405 282-4955 Two, 18 hole courses available. Weekday rates are $25.00 per player (including ½ cart). No outside food or beverages; restaurant on site. New 9 hole par 3 course also available. Guthrie Gunfighters For Inquiries, Visit www.guthriegunfighters-incorg Donation based gunfights performed at 2nd and Harrison on Saturday afternoons. Private party gunfights also available. Lazy E Arena (15 min. east of Guthrie on Seward Road) For Inquiries, call Helen Price 405 282-RIDE Regarded as the premier western entertainment facility in the world, the Arena is host to more than 25 events each year. The largest private indoor arena in the United States, the Lazy E produces some of pro rodeo's most recognized events, including Bullnanza, and Timed Event Championship of the World. On the third floor is the Roper's Cantina, a private club featuring a full-service bar and a spectacular view of all the action on the Arena floor. Murder Mystery (near downtown Guthrie) For Inquiries, call Becky Luker, Stone Lion Inn 405 282-0012 Includes dinner and murder mystery for up to 40 people; also available for own event Museums Tours Guthrie Scottish Rite Temple 405 282-1281 East of downtown Guthrie on Oklahoma Ave. Admission $5.00 Guided tours only - Mon. - Fri. 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. National Four-String Banjo Hall of Fame Museum 405 260-1323 Located downtown on Oklahoma, east of Division Open Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Oklahoma Frontier Drugstore Museum 405 282-1895 Located downtown on 2nd Street and Oklahoma Open Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Suggested donation: $2.00 Oklahoma Sports Museum 405 260-1342 Located downtown on Oklahoma, west of 2nd Street Open Mon. - Thurs. 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Fri. - Sat. 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Donations welcome Oklahoma Territorial Museum 405 282-1889 East of downtown Guthrie on Oklahoma Ave. Open Tues. - Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Suggested donation: $2.00 State Capital Publishing Museum 405 282-4123 Located downtown on 2nd Street and Harrison Open Thurs. - Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Suggested donation: $2.00 Skeet Shooting (8 min. east of Guthrie on Seward Road) For Inquiries, call Debbie Rippetoe, Silver Leaf Shotgun Sports 405 282-2787 Shotgun enthusiasts may enjoy sporting clays, 5-stand, and trap and skeet. Rent or bring your own gun. Shopping Merchants downtown welcome you to browse among the unique and unusual treasures of the city. You'll find specialty gifts, art, antiques and much more. Although some business are open Sundays and Mondays, most are generally open Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., depending on the season. Special Events For Inquiries, call The Guthrie Chamber of Commerce 405 282-1947 There are a number of special events and activities throughout the year. Contact the Chamber office to request a calendar of events. Step-On Guides For Inquiries, call The Guthrie Chamber of Commerce 405 282-1947 Individuals are available to step on your bus/trolley for a guided tour of Guthrie. Trolley Tours (downtown Guthrie) For Inquiries, call First Capital Trolley 405 282-6000 Trolleys run a 45 minute tour, every hour on the hour Tickets are $2.00 per person for adults. Trolleys are available for private rental $50.00 per hour within Guthrie area, $65.00 outside of town. Spa Be Well Spa For Inquiries, call Castagna Rasmussen 405 260-2935 Enjoy a relaxing massage in a peaceful, therapeutic environment. Group & Family Tour Worksheet - Planning Information Download the worksheet, fill it out, and send it back to us - download [ 61.4 KB pdf ]