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At OHS, we keep the home fires burning
This season, the Oklahoma Historical Society invites you to gather around the hearth, where our staff and volunteers are keeping the home fires burning by demonstrating traditional cooking methods from the past. Join us for historical demonstrations, cooking activities, and enjoy the comforting warmth of our site’s kitchens and fireplaces.
Discover a range of experiences at OHS museums and historic sites, from candlelight tours to themed programs. There's something for everyone to enjoy as our diverse and exciting history unfolds across the state. This season, take the time to visit one of OHS's museums, historic sites, or affiliated locations. Don't forget to check the OHS website calendar for the latest events and programs happening throughout Oklahoma!
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Join us for Homeschool Day at the Oklahoma History Center Museum on Tuesday, December 9, from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Families are invited to enjoy a day of hands-on learning with FREE gallery admission, sponsored by Inasmuch Foundation. This special event will include engaging activities, interactive living history presentations, and provide access to our educational trunks and carts. Homeschool Day is an excellent opportunity for homeschool students of all ages to explore Oklahoma’s past in a fun and meaningful way!
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Our thanks to the Inasmuch Foundation for sponsoring Homeschool Day!
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THIS FRIDAY AT THE HISTORY CENTER!
Renaissance Festivals in Oklahoma: An Oral History presentation with Cate Kurtz
A free presentation, co-sponsored by the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program, will be held on Friday, December 5, from 1 to 3 p.m. The program will focus on the subject of Renaissance festivals in Oklahoma and will be held in the Musser Learning Lab in the Oklahoma History Center. Cate Kurtz will highlight the history of Renaissance festivals and jousting in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma Historical Society (OHS) museums and historic sites are great places to learn about the state's rich and diverse history. Currently, OHS Family memberships are available for $50 instead of $75. This offer will conclude on Saturday, January 31. Family Membership includes FREE admission for 6 people to more than 20 Oklahoma Historical Society museums, historic homes, and military sites across the state, subscriptions, discounts, and more! |
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This season's members-only holiday shop will be open to OHS members through Monday, December 8.
Join the Oklahoma Historical Society and receive the exclusive link to shop!
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Upcoming OHS holiday events |
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Christmas in the Village -
“A Time Traveler’s Holiday”
CHEROKEE STRIP REGIONAL HERITAGE CENTER
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Guthrie's Distinctive Homes Tour and Wassail
OKLAHOMA TERRITORIAL MUSEUM AND CARNEGIE LIBRARY
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Photos with Santa
WILL ROGERS MEMORIAL MUSEUM
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Christmas Tea
CHEROKEE STRIP MUSEUM AND ROSE HILL SCHOOL
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The Night Before Christmas—Live!
HUNTER'S HOME
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Movie Night featuring Elf (2003)
WILL ROGERS MEMORIAL MUSEUM
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Christmas at the Fort
FORT TOWSON HISTORIC SITE
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Holiday Open House
PAWNEE BILL RANCH AND MUSEUM
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Drummond Christmas Open House
FRED AND ADDIE DRUMMOND HOME
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Fort Gibson Candlelight Tour
FORT GIBSON HISTORIC SITE
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Christmas Open House
HUNTER'S HOME
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Gingerbread Decoration Day
FORT GIBSON HISTORIC SITE
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Museum Store Holiday Sale
It’s the most wonderful time of the year to save! The Oklahoma History Center Museum Store Holiday Sale will take place on Thursday, December 11, Friday, December 12, and Saturday, December 13, giving everyone an opportunity to shop for those special people on their list. Visiting the Museum Store is free of charge, and its shelves are filled with charming Oklahoma-made gift items, fascinating books, fun historic toys, and beautiful gifts that celebrate our state’s spirit.
Illustrations by Shaliyah Jones
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Follow the OHS website calendar to learn about our events and programs at OHS museums and historic sites across the state! Our calendar constantly changes with the latest programs and activities, from seasonal events to celebrations, exhibits, films, educational classes, and workshops.
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Connect with the Oklahoma Historical Society on social media—where you can learn more about Oklahoma history and get up-to-date information about events and exhibits across the state!
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Masthead image: Overhead street holiday light displays shine on the downtown streets of Oklahoma City as cars drive underneath, December 1964 (2012.201.B0974B.0685, Oklahoma Publishing Company Photography Collection, OHS). |
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