Late November to December
Territorial Christmas and the Victorian Walks
Guthrie's biggest season. It opens with a lighted Christmas parade downtown, then the Victorian Walks: evenings when the storefronts are decorated, costumed walkers and carolers fill the decorated streets. A tour of distinctive historic homes and the Pollard Theatre's A Territorial Christmas Carol round out the season.
December Saturdays book early. Bring warm layers: the hot tub is waiting when you walk back.
March
Guthrie Renaissance & Fantasy Festival
Two weekends of jousting, artisans, food, live entertainment and historical demonstrations on 80 acres in Guthrie. 2026 was its fifth year. Dates and tickets (opens in a new tab)
April
'89er Days
Guthrie's celebration of the Land Run of April 22, 1889, the day the town was born. A Saturday parade through downtown, a carnival, an arts and crafts show, a rodeo and the Chuckwagon Feed. This year's schedule (opens in a new tab)
October
Oklahoma's International Bluegrass Festival
Three days of bluegrass, country, folk and swing at Cottonwood Flats, with bands from near and far, workshops, open-mic jams and children's activities. Lineup and tickets (opens in a new tab)
Through the year
Championships at the Lazy E Arena
The Lazy E hosts rodeo and horse events through the year, including world championships and futurities. If you're competing or cheering, the cottage sleeps a family or a team, with a full kitchen, a washer and dryer, and parking out front and behind.
Dates change every year, so check with each organizer before you book. Festival weekends fill up early: if you're coming for one, send us your dates soon.