Places

Indian trading post offering beaded crafts, Indian art, and Native America music. Since 1964, Indian Records, Inc. has constantly raised the bar for traditional Native American Peyote and Pow Wow recordings. Because of the quality we produce, we receive…Learn More

The statue of Jesse Chisholm sitting atop his horse and holding a peace pipe represents the relationship he had with the different Indian Tribes across the plains.  The statue was sculpted by local artist, John Gooden.

Museum in the park.

Sculpting since 1980, Jim has completed many private and public commissions all over the country. In addition, many limited edition pieces of varied subject matter are in private and public collections. The majority of his work is cast in bronze using…Learn More

The Kanza Museum of the Kaw Nation features a  variety of Native American Exhibits, artifacts, photography and a permanent paleontoloty exhibit. There is a gift shop on site. The Kanza Museum and Education Resource Center is to serve the tribal…Learn More

The Kingfisher Municipal Golf Course is considered by both beginner and advanced golfer to be one of the best golf courses in the area. With it’s beautifully maintained greens, top notch facilities, and proximity to downtown Kingfisher (less than…Learn More

This is a large city park with numerous activities going on throughout the year.

Mike Klemme's Art Gallery https://www.mikeklemme.com/about

The lake has two boat ramps, good picnic and camping facilities and state park cabins. A winter trout fishery along with good populations of largemouth bass, flathead catfish, walleye and smallmouth bass are present. Driving Directions: From Boise…Learn More

Opened in 1961 on land that was originally sand hills and plum thickets a group of volunteers cleared off and designed a 9 hole golf course. ​ Enjoyable and affordable, LGCC will give you a challenge from the arborvitae tree lined fairways. LGCC has well-maintained…Learn More

History books say John Wilkes Booth died in a barn in Virginia one week after he shot President Lincoln. But did he? Learn the story of David E. George, who 37 years after Lincoln’s assassination claimed on his death bed at the Grand Hotel (now…Learn More

The Southern Heights Heritage Center and Museum provides life-long learning opportunities in appreciation of the ancestry, heritage and history of African Ancestral Americans. Exhibits include, “The Leona Mitchell Collection,” Booker T. Washington…Learn More

Have an adventure at Leonardo’s Children’s Museum. Newly renovated to include two huge floors filled hands on indoor exhibits, including our popular Critter Area. Fun for the whole family. Admission also includes entry to Adventure Quest,…Learn More

Located near Waynoka, this park is an off-roaders dream come true right here in Oklahoma. Little Sahara State Park has Sand Dunes ranging from "little" all the way up to a towering 75 feet.

Step back into time with an outstanding example of history and heritage in Fairview, Oklahoma!  The Sand Creek Heritage Center is filled with memorabilia of local businesses and homes of the 1890's.  Browse vintage farm equipment and household…Learn More