OKC – A MODERN FRONTIER CHRISTMAS
DAY 1 Morning
The Cowboys (1972) in the Museum’s Dub & Mozelle Richardson Theater. DAY 2 Morning Shopping Spree at North Pole City … Oklahoma’s largest Christmas store Lunch Cattlemen’s Restaurant in the historic Stockyard City home to a number of shops specializing in all things western. Afternoon American Banjo Museum - Enjoy a self-guided tour through banjo history from its humble African roots through its heyday during the roaring ’20s to its present- day voice in bluegrass, folk, jazz and world music. Then, take a seat in the performance venue modeled after one of the wildly popular banjo nightclubs of the 1960s, known as Your Father’s Mustache, to enjoy a banjo performance. Evening Guthrie’s Territorial Christmas - Step back in time at a Territorial Christmas Celebration with live theater production, historic home tours, live performances and more. Located about 35 minutes from downtown OKC
First Americans Museum - Celebrate shared American history through the lens and collective stories of the 39 distinct tribal nations in Oklahoma today. Explore state-of-the-art exhibitions in history, living stories, culture and art. The outdoor cultural park will provide an intimate connection with the natural environment such as earth, wind, water and fire used to interpret American Indian perspectives. Lunch Experience Native-inspired and authentic cuisine at Thirty Nine Restaurant. Afternoon Red Earth TreeFest - Continuing with the exploration of our Native history, view Christmas trees adorned with ornaments created to showcase the Native cultures that make Oklahoma Unique. An exhibit guide will describe each handmade ornament and its significance to the cultural heritage of the Tribe. Evening National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum presents “Date with the Duke”. Combine a visit to the Western Performers Gallery with a cash bar, BBQ buffet and a private film screening of
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