Location: Guthrie
Top Things to do in Guthrie
- 1. Guthrie Scottish Rite
- 2. Armstrong Auditorium
- 3. Oklahoma Territorial Museum and Carnegie Library,
- 4. Oklahoma Frontier Drugstore Museum
- 5. The Stone Lion Inn Murder Mysteries and Dinner
- 6. Guthrie Ghost Walk
- 7. Aunt Gertrude's House
- 8. Tipsy Artist
- 9. National Lighter Museum
- 10. Bromide Mountain Co.
The 10 Best Things to Do in Guthrie, United States
Guthrie is a city and county seat in Logan County, Oklahoma, United States, and a part of the Oklahoma City Metroplex. The population was 10,191 at the 2010 census, a 2.7 percent increase from the 9,925 at the 2000 census.
Restaurants in Guthrie
1. Guthrie Scottish Rite
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By charylec - Mesa, Arizona
Found a grumpy mason,who gruffly asked us what we were doing and when we told him we were looking for a geocache he angrily stated, "I wish they would take it out of here." The cache was gone, so he got his wish. However, his attitude left a bad taste in my mouth for this place.
2. Armstrong Auditorium
Overall Ratings
5 based on 299 reviews
Armstrong Auditorium is home to the Armstrong International Cultural Foundation’s performing arts series. Situated on the campus of Herbert W. Armstrong College, the auditorium is located 20 minutes north of downtown Oklahoma City near Bryant Avenue and Waterloo Road in north Edmond.
Reviewed By Harry M - Edmond, Oklahoma, United States
Besides being an impressive visual and acoustical facility, Armstrong presents equally impressive performances by world-renowned artists, many of which are rarely if ever seen in our area. And they do it with subsidies that keep the price of admission ridiculously low. For many reasons this...MoreOur mission is to bring monumental cultural experiences here to Oklahoma as a world class center for the performing arts. We are glad you have enjoyed the performances here and we appreciate your support of the arts! Thanks for sharing your experience!
3. Oklahoma Territorial Museum and Carnegie Library,
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Ibyke - Annandale, VA
We didn't plan to go through the museum, just wanted to get some information for walking around the town. Mike, however, started telling us about Oklahoma history and Guthrie. Oklahoma has quite an interesting history. The 1902 Carnegie Library is next door. I really encourage people to stop here before seeing the other buildings in town dating from 1890.
4. Oklahoma Frontier Drugstore Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Kimberly H - Midwest City, Oklahoma
I'm currently in school to become a dental assistant. Our class met up in Guthrie for a field trip. It was really interesting and a little mind boggling to see the old medications and instruments used. Really not all that long ago. It makes you really appreciate how far the medical field has come along. Really interesting small museum. It is worth the stop!
5. The Stone Lion Inn Murder Mysteries and Dinner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By happytraveler1058 - Tulsa, Oklahoma
Our family of 7 attended the murder mystery. It was great! We all enjoyed it!! The staff was very friendly it was an excellent experience! Highly recommend people to visit!!
6. Guthrie Ghost Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Hear the Histories behind the Mysteries! Take a 90minute walking tour of locations in Historic Downtown Guthrie as we visit the sites that are historically most active for paranormal activity. Oklahoma's First Capital and it's unique Victorian architecture create the perfect backdrop for storytelling at its finest. Tours are suitable for all ages and are wheelchair and stroller friendly.
Reviewed By Jamie P - West Lafayette, Indiana
For $10, definitely worth your time. The tour I went on last night lasted about two hours. Not a lot of walking, but some (maybe a half-mile? I'm not really sure). Most of the time is spent listening to Stacy, the guide, tell stories about the old buildings.
This is not one of those ghost walks where people jump out and try to scare you and everything is scripted. Stacy has obviously done her research from the old newspapers and shares the stories she's found, including the, possibly, paranormal activity that has been reported. She's a very good story teller. It is an entertaining way to learn about the history of Guthrie (and get a little creeped-out, too).
7. Aunt Gertrude's House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Nebby3 - Mansfield, MA
We stumbled across this cute store while in Guthrie. They were having their licorice festival. The staff was incredibly welcoming and friendly. There was tons of licorice to sample. The chocolate licorice ice cream is delicious! Apart from the special event this would be a fun store to explore. It is full of made in the US handmade arts and crafts. There is a lot more in here than you'd expect and it's definitely worth checking out.
8. Tipsy Artist
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Tipsy Artist hosts the World's Largest & Liveliest Wine & Paint Parties featuring Celebrity Artist Tiffany Bora!
Reviewed By traveladventure397 - Norman, Oklahoma
Tipsy Artist is the best! Super Fun with excellent teaching that is patient and so encouraging. She had me laughing and smiling the whole time. I had a blast! The environment is adorable as well in a beautiful historic building with stunning original art. We had such a great time and I highly recommend this experience for all beginners and anyone just wanting to relax with a unique and creative experience.
9. National Lighter Museum
Overall Ratings
3 based on 2 reviews
If you love lighters, this is the museum for you!
Reviewed By darleenbaileybeard - Norman, Oklahoma
Who knew that lighters could be so interesting or historical??? i sure didn't until I visited this fun museum. Worth the trip, even for people like me who never gave lighters a second thought before.
10. Bromide Mountain Co.
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