What is 89ers day

Books Published More Browse Folklife Explore Events. Tobie A. Copyright and Terms of Use No part of this site may be construed as in the public domain. Enjoy a themed midway filled with rides and games of all skill levels. Get your thrills, enjoy your favorite fair food and watch your family and friends have a great time.

The carnival is available through Saturday night. On Friday, join the locals and attend the 89er Celebration's annual style baseball game. Come experience the game the way it was meant to be played and enjoy old-time soft drinks, peanuts and popcorn during the game. The outlandish umpires act as masters of ceremonies and will keep visitors to this event rolling with laughter for hours. The 89er Celebration also includes an arts and crafts show featuring numerous displays and items for sale.

Browse through an endless variety of booths while shopping for sculptures, baskets, quilts, fine art, pottery, candles, paintings, furniture, craft fabric, jewelry and much more.

Slash O Ranch Longhorns are Back! The thrilling Slash O Ranch Longhorns will be joining us again in Please watch this page to get updates on more exciting news about our upcoming '89ers celebration! The City of Guthrie has issued a State of Emergency declaration, effective through May 12, , due to the Corona-virus crisis.

All Guthrie events must be postponed or cancelled, unless the order is rescinded early. While we understand what this celebration means to Guthrie and to the State of Oklahoma, we agree with the difficult decision made by our Mayor and the City to prevent putting people at risk during this pandemic. The Guthrie '89er Committee will be meeting to determine if it is possible to postpone the celebration this year to a later date, rather than having to cancel completely.

This decision will not be taken lightly, and we will work hard to reach the very best outcome possible. Shows and Events! General Casey is a graduate of Guthrie High School and a high-ranking and many times decorated military leader. Read more about this amazing woman on her Biography page. Oklahoma's Oldest and Largest Parade!

Brigadier General Retired Theresa M. Announced as '89er Parade Marshal.