Visit Shawnee 2017 Visitor Guide

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on the cover Pictured is a Potawatomi dancer in traditional regalia. Visitors can learn about the history of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation (CPN) at the newly renovated Cultural & Heritage Center - reopening in the summer of 2017. Visitors may also enjoy visiting the CPN’s Eagle Aviary where they can learn about the cultural and spiritual significance of eagles and eagle feathers to the Potawatomi people.

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Welcome!

Shawnee is a town small in size, but big on personality. Our southwestern flair, spectacular sunsets, wide-open spaces, and deep Native American roots combine with our friendly reputation to create an authentically Oklahoman experience. Shawnee, is home to the only ancient Egyptian mummies in Oklahoma, the International Finals Youth Rodeo, four Native American tribes, and over a dozen Bald Eagles. Centrally located just 40 miles east of Oklahoma City, we’re a great destination for a weekend trip or your next meeting or event.

VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER

Once you’re in town, stop by our Visitor Information Center (located at 231 N. Bell Ave.) for visitor maps, brochures, souvenirs, or recommendations. Our friendly staff is the best source for information on Shawnee; we can point you in the right direction for the best shopping and dining experiences in town.

In 1941, the state legislature designated Shawnee as Oklahoma’s “Redbud City.” Redbud Trees can be found blooming throughout the community in the spring.

Visit Shawnee

P. O. Box 405 Shawnee, OK 74802 405-275-9780 888-404-9633 VisitShawnee.com Visit Shawnee, Inc. is the official destination marketing organization for the city of Shawnee, OK and works to promote the culture, business, history, and attractions of the city to visitors and groups.


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Attractions Parks & Recreation Casinos Regional Attractions Horses in the City Entertainment Local Theatre Restaurants Lodging: Hotel & RV Local Made Shopping Events Calendar Group Tours Major Venues Visitor Information

This guide is designed, produced and published by Visit Shawnee, Inc. Š2017 Visit Shawnee, Inc. All rights reserved. No portion of this publication may be reproduced in whole or part without consent of the publisher.

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Attractions CITIZEN POTAWATOMI NATION (CPN) CULTURAL HERITAGE CENTER

This 36,000 square foot, state-of-the-art facility houses the CPN museum collection, library, Veterans’ Wall of Honor, Event Center, Potawatomi Lifeways exhibit, archives, genealogical research facility, language classes, and a recording site for the Tribal Heritage Productions. The Long Room is used for special events, and also features various exhibits. The Cultural Heritage Center is also home to the Bourbannais’ Cabin, built by original Potawatomi settlers. It was the first home built in “Shawneetown” prior to the land run. The Cultural Heritage Center also houses the Potawatomi Gift Shop which features authentic, local made Native American gifts. 1899 S. Gordon Cooper Dr. • 405-878-5830 • potawatomiheritage.com

CITIZEN POTAWATOMI NATION EAGLE AVIARY

Home to over a dozen bald eagles and several other bird species, the Eagle Aviary provides a permanent home for eagles that have sustained injuries serious enough that they cannot live in the wild. Visitors will learn about the spiritual and cultural significance of these majestic animals, and have an opportunity to view them up close. Tours are available by appointment only, and must be made two weeks in advance. For more information please call Jennifer Randell at 405-275-3121

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MABEE-GERRER MUSEUM OF ART

Home to Oklahoma’s only ancient Egyptian mummies, the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is one of the oldest museums in Oklahoma. The museum’s collections include Egyptian, Greek, and Roman artifacts; art from the Middle Ages and Renaissance through the early twentieth century; and large holdings of Native American, African, Oceanic, and eastern cultural artifacts, and continues on through the modern era. Throughout the year, the museum features special exhibits, events, and activities for all ages. 1900 W. MacArthur Dr. • 405-878-5300 • mgmoa.org

©KIMBERLY WREN

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OKLAHOMA VETERANS MEMORIAL

Located in Woodland Park, the Shawnee Veteran Memorial is a tribute to the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for American freedom. The layout of the memorial is patterned after a fivepoint star with each point representing a branch of the military. A 1965 Korean War-era Huey helicopter is one of the most recognizable wartime helicopters, and is proudly mounted above the memorial. The most recent addition to the park is a ten-panel granite wall which is inscribed with the names of every known Oklahoman killed in action since the Spanish-American War. Just south of Highland on Broadway St.

POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY MUSEUM

Located in the Santa Fe Depot, the Pottawatomie County Museum provides a glimpse into the county’s history at this turn-of-the-century landmark. Built in 1904, the building operated as a train depot until the 1970s. Now it houses an eclectic collection of artifacts and information about Pottawatomie County. Items on display include a stuffed grizzly bear, player piano, antique phones, railroad memorabilia, several model train sets, and a scale model of downtown Shawnee.

©PAUL ROBERTS

614 E. Main • 405-275-8412 • santafedepotmuseum.org

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SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MUSEUM

Come relive your glory days at the Shawnee High School Alumni Museum. Memorabilia from various decades is on display, including items from famous Shawnee natives, astronaut Gordon Cooper (class of ‘45) and former Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry (class of ‘81). The museum is open by appointment only. 326 N. Union • 405-273-0653

Parks & Recreation

FIRELAKE GOLF COURSE

Rated one of the top ten daily fee golf courses in Oklahoma, FireLake offers a challenging course for golfers of all skill levels. Amenities include a putting green, driving range, snack bar, restaurant area, meeting space, and pro-shop. The golf course is open year round, weather permitting, and is the only public golf course in Shawnee. FireLake Golf has been closed the past year and a half while undergoing an extensive renovation. It is expected to reopen July of 2017. Call ahead to verify hours of operation. 1901 S. Gordon Cooper Dr. • 405-275-4471 • firelakegolf.com

SCISSORTAIL SKYDIVING

If you are looking for an adrenaline rush then look no further than Scissortail Skydiving – the only United States Parachute Association Group Member in central Oklahoma. Located at the Shawnee Airport, Scissortail Skydiving is the perfect place for first time jumpers and the closest place to Oklahoma City that offers tandem jumping. The price of a jump includes a safety class, equipment, and instructor fees. 2202 Airport Dr. • 405-275-0055 • scissortailskydiving.com

SHAWNEE AIRPORT TRACK

This trail features a ten foot wide, divided path that allows for running and cycling, and circles most of the Shawnee Airport. One complete lap is 3.21 miles or roughly 5 kilometers. The entrance to the track includes a reflection park and pavilion (dedicated to Shawnee’s sister city, Nikaho, in Japan), and there is also a workout station which has basic equipment (like a chin up bar) and soft mulch all over the ground. Parking is located at Legacy and Airport Drive.

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SHAWNEE TWIN LAKES

Visitors to the Twin Lakes (simply named Lake 1 and Lake 2) can enjoy a variety of water recreation including fishing, swimming, water skiing, and launch sites for personal watercraft. Amenities available at Shawnee Twin Lakes include boat ramps, boat docks, a fishing dock, tent campsites, picnic areas, grills, restrooms, a playground, and pavilion. Fees for boating, camping or fishing are available at the headquarters office, located on-site. Lake Rd. & Highway 102 • 405-878-1529 • shawneeok.org

©KELLI PARSONS

SHAWNEE WATER PARK

Beat the summer heat at the Shawnee Water and Splash Park, a kid friendly attraction located in Woodland Park. The water and splash park amenities include pools, splash pads, climbing walls, and concessions. The park also hosts several events throughout the season including movie nights, military appreciation, and swim days for pets. Open seasonally. 101 E. Highland • 405-273-0700

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Casinos

THE GRAND CASINO

THE BLACK HAWK CASINO

KICKAPOO CASINO

THUNDERBIRD CASINO

777 Grand Casino Blvd. 405-964-7263 grandresortok.com/casino 38900 W. MacArthur Dr. 405-395-0900 kickapoo-casino.com/shawnee

FIRELAKE CASINO

41207 Hardesty Rd. 405-878-4862 firelakecasino.com

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42008 Westech Rd. 405-275-4700 theblackhawkcasino.com

2051 S. Gordon Cooper Dr. 405-273-2679 playthunderbird.com


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Regional Attractions NATIONAL SHRINE OF THE INFANT JESUS OF PRAGUE

People from around the world have come to view the shrine since it opened in the mid-1900s. Visiting the church offers visitors an opportunity to learn about the history and meaning behind the shrine. Each month, a Novena of prayers is offered on the nine days from the 17th to the 25th. The Sunday that falls between is “Pilgrimage Sunday” and the public is invited to worship. Group tours are available by appointment. 304 Jim Thorpe Blvd., Prague • 405-567-3080 ext. 3404

PRAGUE HISTORICAL MUSEUM

The Prague Historical Museum has an extensive collection of artifacts that shares the details of the area’s history dating back as far as 1891. Prague, the birthplace of famous Olympian Jim Thorpe, also boasts a rich Czechoslovakian history and was named after Prague, Czechoslovakia. Prague is well known for its annual Kolache Festival held the first Saturday in May. 1008 N. Jim Thorpe Blvd., Prague • 405-567-4750

JASMINE MORAN CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

Jasmine Moran Children’s Museum features 37,000 square feet of indoor exhibit space and provides visitors with hours of interactive play. An outdoor play area, complete with a train and a 12,000 square foot castle maze, are inviting to kids of all ages. Also featured are exhibits on healthcare and science. Visitors can even learn to ride a Segway. 1714 Highway 9 W., Seminole • 405-382-0950 • jasminemoran.com 12



Horses in the City

More than two dozen beautiful horses stand proud throughout Shawnee, hand-painted by local artists; they each share a unique story. These horses can be viewed online with their basic information and location at VisitShawnee.com. Guests may also stop by the Visit Shawnee office (231 N. Bell Ave.) for a location map.

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Horses in the City 1 Historia Expo Conference Center 2 Indian Blanket 1700 N. Kickapoo 3 Tooled Leather 3309 N. Kickapoo 4 The Run 4439 N. Kickapoo 5 Big Blue 4501 N. Kickapoo 6 American Classic 4625 N. Kickapoo 7 100 Year Horse 4840 N. Kickapoo 8 Mola 4836 N. Kickapoo 9 Evening Star 4849 N. Kickapoo 10 Path To Recovery 1102 W. MacArthur 11 War Horse 11 E. MacArthur 12 Masquerade 130 E. MacArthur 13 Sea Horse 1010 E. MacArthur 14 Navajo Britches 2600 N. Harrison 15 Beaded Pony, (OK Classics) 3200 N. Harrison 16 Surprise Finish 3815 N. Harrison 17 Regal 4200 N. Harrison 18 Hole in One 4439 N. Harrison 19 To the Stars 4500 N. Harrison 20 Synergy 4415 N. Bryan 21 Lovestruck 2800 N. Bryan 22 Oklahoma Scissortail 1939 N. Harrison 23 Legacy of 1869 201 N. Harrison 24 Angels Watch Over Us 421 N. Beard 25 Centennial Celebration 16 W. 9th 26 Rainbow Sprinkles 935 N. Kickapoo 27 Song of the Wolf 1001 N. Kennedy 28 Silver Storm 1300 N. Kennedy 15


Entertainment BOWLING

FireLake Family Resort Bowling Center 40945 Hardesty Rd. 405-275-0404 firelakebowl.com Shawnee Bowl 701 N. Harrison 405-275-4064 shawneebowl.com

MOVIES

Cinema Centre 8 3031 N. Harrison 405-275-7511 jonestheatres.com Hornbeck Theatre 125 N. Bell 405-275-0963 jonestheatres.com Movies Six at Shawnee Mall 4901 N. Kickapoo 405-275-8863 jonestheatres.com

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MINI-GOLF

Firelake Mini-Putt 1700 S. Gordon Cooper Dr. 405-214-7888

SPA

Lifestyle Nails and Day Spa 4420 N. Kickapoo, #500 405-273-7758 lifestylenailsanddayspa.com SimplYou Day Spa 1533 N. Harrison 405-275-2110 simplyoudayspa.com The Grand Spa 777 Grand Casino Blvd. 405-964-9204 grandresortok.com/spa


Local Theatre

THE RITZ PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY

Built in 1897, the Ritz Theatre is the oldest facility of its type in the state of Oklahoma. Originally a dry goods store, it opened in 1912 as a theatre by Leo Montgomery, Sr. The Ritz, then called “The Cozy” was sold to Jake Jones, Sr., in 1913. In 1926, the theatre was renamed The Ritz and Shawnee’s first talking motion pictures were shown. The theatre is currently undergoing renovations, and is used for special events and performances. 10 W. Main • seffshawnee.org

SHAWNEE LITTLE THEATRE

Shawnee’s award-winning community theatre produces four plays each season between September and May. Productions vary from dramas to musicals, but no matter the genre, guests are certain to enjoy a quality show. All productions are performed on the unique three quarter round stage in a 200 seat auditorium. With just five rows of seats surrounding the stage, every seat is a good seat. All ages are welcome. Production schedules and ticket information available online or by calling the theatre. 1829 Airport Dr. • 405-275-2805 shawneelittletheatre.com

UNIVERSITY THEATRE

Oklahoma Baptist University Craig-Dorland Theatre 500 W. University 405-585-4350 okbu.edu

St. Gregory’s University Sarkey’s Theatre 1900 W. MacArthur 405-878-5100 stgregorys.edu 17


Restaurants

MEXICAN

Abuelita Rosa’s 37304 W. 45th 405-878-9844 Abuelita Rosa’s II 2613 N. Kickapoo 405-214-5500

Van’s Pig Stand 717 E. Highland 405-703-3000 pigstands.com

Abuelita’s II 1902 N. Harrison 405-878-1119 abuelitasmexican.com

Van’s Pig Stand #2 3815 N. Harrison 405-703-3000 pigstands.com

Abuelita’s Inc 715 E. Independence 405-275-1157 abuelitasmexican.com

AMERICAN

Cazadorez 3100 N. Harrison 405-273-5830 Don Ciro’s Tacos 924 N. Harrison 405-273-0780 Qdoba 4621 N. Kickapoo 405-395-2642 qdoba.com

BARBECUE

Billy Boy Bar-B-Que 123 W. MacArthur 405-275-2040 Rib Crib 4420 N. Kickapoo 405-481-7475 ribcrib.com 18

Robb’s Smokehouse 2321 N. Kickapoo 405-275-6335

Boom-A-Rang Eastside Diner 9 W. Main 405-878-0988 boomarangdiner.com Boom-A-Rang Diner 400 W. MacArthur 405-395-2424 boomarangdiner.com Bricktown Brewery 4845 N. Kickapoo 405-273-3301 bricktownbrewery.com Brown Derby Drive In 1830 N. Kickapoo 405-273-3087 brownderbyshawnee.com Buffalo Wild Wings 4901 N. Kickapoo Suite 6705 405-273-3473 buffalowildwings.com


Chili’s Bar & Grill 512 Shawnee Mall Dr. 405-395-9070 chilis.com Coney Island 111 N. Bell 405-275-9077 Cracker Barrel 27 Interstate Pkwy. 405-214-7718 crackerbarrel.com Delta Café 4734 N. Kickapoo 405-273-4100 Denny’s Restaurant 4903 N. Harrison 405-878-0356 dennys.com DeGraff’s Restaurant & Tavern 3900 N. Harrison 405-214-0077 degraffsrestaurant.com Golden Corral 2513 N. Harrison 405-273-8152 goldencorral.com Grand Buffet 777 Grand Casino Blvd. 405-964-7263 grandresort.com Grand Stand Sports Grille 777 Grand Casino Blvd. 405-964-7263 grandresort.com Hamburger King 322 E. Main 405-878-0488 Hot Diggity Dog 1201 N. Harrison 405-339-6217

IHOP 185 Interstate Pkwy 405-275-4467 ihop.com Red Lobster 435 Shawnee Mall Dr. 405-273-6215 redlobster.com The Garage 190 Shawnee Mall Dr. 405-788-4950 eatatthegarage.com

STEAKHOUSE

Flame Brazilian Steakhouse 777 Grand Casino Blvd. 405-964-4777 grandresort.com Paul’s Place 120 W. MacArthur Suite 104 405-275-5650 paulsplacesteakhouse.com Santa Fe Cattle Co. 4901 N. Kickapoo 405-214-1927 santafecattleco.com

ASIAN

China Buffet 1710 N. Harrison 405-275-8688 chinabuffetshawnee.com China House 2816 N. Kickapoo 405-878-0108 Maple Garden 725 E. Independence 405-273-3131 maplegardenok.com Phoenix Asian Diner 419 N. Union 405-214-0888 Shawnee Pho 603 W. Kickapoo Spur 405-695-5259 19


Restaurants Soto Sushi Bar 777 Grand Casino Blvd. 405-964-7522 grandresort.com

Yummy Donuts 1201 N. Harrison 405-275-1687

Studio Wok 601 E. Highland 405-878-0188 studiowokshawnee.com

American Pizza 2122 N. Kickapoo 405-273-1100

Sunrise Chinese Restaurant 1814 N. Harrison 405-275-7271

ITALIAN

Frateli’s 1945 N. Kickapoo 405-275-6103 fratelisok.com

BREAKFAST

Baker’s Dozen 2804 N. Kickapoo 405-878-0895 Busy B’s Donuts 2027 N. Harrison 405-214-0220 Daylight Donuts 505 W. Benedict 405-273-2960 daylightdonuts.com Jimmy’s Egg 1414 N. Harrison 405-641-7758 jimmysegg.com Sunny Side Up 426 N. Broadway 405-273-9177 20

PIZZA

Domino’s Pizza 1600 N. Kickapoo 405-878-0880 dominos.com FireLake Pizza 1566 S. Gordon Cooper Dr. 405-273-0101 Giorgio’s Pizzeria 1601 N. Harrison 405-273-1515 Little Caesars Pizza 1503 N. Kickapoo 405-275-7771 littlecaesars.com Mazzio’s 4611 N. Kickapoo 405-799-9999 mazzios.com Pizza Hut 1718 N. Harrison 405-275-4115 pizzahut.com

GREEK

Daliyah’s Greek House 2033 N. Kickapoo 405-432-5150



NATIVE AMERICAN

BAKERY

COFFEE

Cake Diva 301 W. MacArthur 405-830-2844 cakedivaonline.com

FireLake Fry Bread Taco 1568 S. Gordon Cooper Dr. 405-273-0108 Euphoria Coffee 2705 N. Harrison 405-274-3521 Heavenly Grind 1836 N. Kickapoo coffeeshawnee.com

Angie Momma’s 106 E. Main St. 405-275-4993

DC Cake Appeal 14106 Acme Rd. 405-275-5779

Starbuck’s Coffee 4725 N. Kickapoo 405-273-5164 starbucks.com

SNOW CONES

CAFÉ/DELI

Roller Shaved Ice 19525 Gordon Cooper Dr.

Benedict Street Marketplace 613 N. Pottenger 405-273-2001

The Hut SnoCones 4 W. MacArthur 405-534-4887

The Snow Shak 3150 N. Harrison

Benton’s Café 126 N. Broadway 405-273-9710

Trailer Trash Treatz 2426 N. Harrison

Chicago Street Deli 2603 N. Kickapoo 405-878-8982 chicagostreetdeli.com

Arby’s Braum’s Burger King Carl’s Jr. Chick-fil-A KFC Long John Silver’s McDonald’s Panda Express Popeye’s SONIC Subway Taco Bell Taco Bueno Taco Tico Wendy’s WHATABURGER

DC Too 7 W. 9th St. 405-275-5799 The Farmhouse Table 10165 N. Harrison 405-275-1112 The Lunch Box 217 E. Main 405-432-5232 McAlister’s Deli 4603 N. Kickapoo 405-273-3200 mcalistersdeli.com The Owl Shoppe 6 E. Main 405-273-2060 22

FAST FOOD



Hotels Property / Address

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American Inn 5501 N. American InnHarrison

5501 N. Harrison Colonial Inn

4700 N. Harrison

Colonial Inn Comfort Inn & Suites 4700 N. Harrison

5400 Enterprise Ct. choicehotels.com Comfort Inn & Suites

5400 Enterprise Ct. Days Inn choicehotels.com 5107 N. Harrison

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daysinn.com Days Inn 5107 N. Harrison Fleetwood Motel daysinn.com 1301 N. Harrison

405-275-6720 405-878-0164 405-273-7561 405-273-7562

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Fleetwood MotelHotel & Resort Grand Casino 1301 Harrison 777N.Grand Casino Blvd.

405-273-7561 405-964-7263 405-273-7562 405-964-7777

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Grand Casino Hotel & Resort 777Hampton Grand Inn Casino Blvd. 4851 N. Kickapoo grandresortok.com

405-964-7263 405-275-1540 405-964-7777 405-275-2065

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Hampton Inn Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites 4851 N. N. Kickapoo 4909 Union hamptoninn.com hiexpress.com

405-275-1540 405-275-8880 405-275-2065 405-275-8881

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Holiday Inn Express Kickapoo Motel Hotel & Suites 405-275-8880 405-273-1929 4909 405-275-8881 901N.N.Union Kickapoo hiexpress.com

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405-273-1929 405-275-7119

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QualityInn Inn& Suites LaQuinta 4900 N. Harrison 5401 Enterprise Ct . americasbestvalueinn.com LQ.com

405-275-4404 405-275-7930 405-275-4998 405-275-7119

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Quality InnN. Harrison 4900 4900 N. Harrison super8.com americasbestvalueinn.com

405-275-4404 405-275-3882 405-275-4998

Super 8 Motel 4900 N. Harrison super8.com

405-275-0089 405-275-3882

RV Parks

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FireLake Family Resort RV Park 1702 S. Gordon Cooper Dr. 1 mile east of highway 177 on Hardesty Rd www.potawatomi.org 405-275-3121 150 - fullFamily serviceResort hookups FireLake RV Park Dump S. station available 1702 Gordon Cooper Dr.

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Grand Casino RV Park 777 Grand Casino Blvd. I-40 and Highway 102 / exit 178 grandshawnee.com 405-964-7263 21 - water & electric Dump station available Grand Casino RV Park

Heart of Oklahoma Exposition Center 1700 W. Independence shawneeexpo.org 405-275-7020 / 800-762-7695 fax 405-878-7000 462 Full hook ups 158 30Heart Ampsofwater and electric Oklahoma Exposition Cent 108 501700 Amps W. water and electric Independence 777 Grand Casino Blvd. available I-40 and Highway 102 / exit 178 Dump station shawneeexpo.org

grandshawnee.com 405-964-7263 21 - water & electric

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Local Made

If you are looking for looking for locally made treats then check out these places for a variety of jams, nuts, candies, and other gifts.

ABSENTEE SHAWNEE GIFT SHOP

2025 S. Gordon Cooper Dr. Bldg. #6 • 405-275-4030 astribe.com

BENSON PARK PECANS

41502 Benson Park Rd.• 405-273-1235 bensonparkpecans.com

CROWS MAIN FRUIT MARKET 730 E. Main • 405-273-4320

THE FARMER’S DAUGHTER MARKET 302 N. Broadway, Tecumseh • 405-598-2683 farmersdaughtermarket.com

HARVEST CREEK FARMS

10165 N. Harrison • 405-275-1112

POTAWATOMI GIFT SHOP

1899 Gordon Cooper Dr. • 405-878-5830 giftshop.potawatomi.org

POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY FARMERS MARKET One block west of US Highway 177 on Hardesty Road Open seasonally • May-Oct. • 405-830-8109

VALLEY VIEW PECAN COMPANY 15704 Valley View Rd. 405-273-0106 valleyviewpecans.com

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Find your Place KLAHOMA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY 500 W. University Shawnee, OK 74804

| 405.275.2850 | okbu.edu


Shopping

ANTIQUES

Tener’s Western Outfitters 3309 N. Kickapoo 405-275-8010 tenersboots.com

Green’s Corner Antiques 723 E. Main 405-388-5778

GIFTS

The Fifth Element 16 E. Main 405-808-0963

Kathy’s Past and Present Antique Mall 14 E. Main 405-273-9800

Batchelor’s 106 E. Main 405-273-4320

Oklahoma Territory Antiques LTD 214 E. Main 405-878-0214

House of Treasures 517 N. Kickapoo 405-395-7601

Oliver-Hardin Antiques & Collectibles 311 W. MacArthur 405-273-5060

Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art Gift Shop 1900 W. MacArthur 405-787-5300

Reeves Antiques & Things 207 E. Main 405-615-1578

Rogers Vintage Depot 602 E. Highland 405-303-8798

NATIVE AMERICAN GIFTS Absentee Shawnee Gift Shop 2025 S. Gordon Cooper Dr 405-275-4030

Savvy Bites 118 E. Main St. 405-275-1220 savvybites.co

Potawatomi Gift Shop 1899 S. Gordon Cooper 405-275-3119 giftshop.potawatomi.org

Shawnee Mall 4901 N. Kickapoo 405-275-7253 shopshawneemall.com

CLOTHING

Sweet Earth Studio 419 E. Main 405-432-7356 sweetearthok.com

Mayme’s Miss & Mrs 1 W. MacArthur 405-273-7323 NStockNow 4405 N Harrison 405-275-2280 nstocknow.com Sweet Southern Swank 1510 N. Kickapoo Suite A-11 405-432-5255 sweetsouthernswank.com 28

Artzy Fartzy’s Gallery 1839 N. Kickapoo 405-275-1759

The Vintage Bell 113 N. Bell 405-312-3022 Uncommon Threads 115 E. Main 405-273-7985

uncommonthreadsembroidery.com


Wystle 1725 N. Kickapoo 405-275-5525

ART GALLERIES

The Arts @317 317 E. Main 405-695-1177 theartsat317.com

Broadway Arts Gallery & Studio 655 N. Broadway, Suite B 405-596-5678 broadwayartsgallery.com

Studio 112 and a Half 112 1/2 E. Main 405-788-8381 studio112andahalf.com

Main Street Photo Studio & Gallery 420 E. Main 405-275-1875 mainstreetphotostudio.com

Bibliotech Books & Comics 123 E. Main 405-275-9494

BOOKSTORES

Book Barn 413 W. MacArthur 405-273-2244


Shawnee Events

Downtown Block Party

Monthly - 3rd Friday

Arts Trek

April - 2nd Saturday

Redbud Festival

April - 3rd Friday

Trail Days

June - 3rd Friday

International Youth Finals Rodeo - July Planes, Trains & Automobiles October - 1st weekend

Boo on Bell

October - 3rd Friday

Christmas Parade

December - 1st Thursday

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GroupTours

HORSES IN THE CITY

A self-guided driving tour which features the nearly thirty public art horses which were installed to celebrate the Oklahoma State Centennial. A free map of the horses is available at the Visitor Center or on VisitShawnee.com.

HAUNTED SHAWNEE

Don’t believe in ghosts? You might after you finish this tour of haunted sites in downtown Shawnee and other locations around the city! Guided walking tours available, and must be scheduled in advance. $10 per person – tour takes about one hour.

ROUND HOUSE OVERALLS

Round House has been making overalls in Shawnee for more than 100 years. Find out how they’re made and see the world’s largest pair of overalls! Tours are free, and available by appointment for groups of thirty or more.

STAINED GLASS TOUR

This tour features the beautiful stained glass windows of local historic churches, Oklahoma Baptist University’s Raley Chapel and the Abbey at St. Gregory’s University. Tours available for groups, and must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance. ©BILL POPE

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CPN EAGLE AVIARY The aviary offers a permanent home to injured eagles who cannot live in the wild. See these majestic birds up close and learn about the spiritual significance of the eagles to the Potawatomi people. Tours are free, but must be scheduled in advance.

MABEE-GERRER MUSEUM OF ART

Step back in time and view Oklahoma’s only ancient Egyptian mummies or view art and artifacts collected from Europe, Africa, and South America. Docent guided tours of the museum are available for groups of 10 or more people. Group discounts are offered. To schedule a group tour: 405-275-9780 or VisitShawnee.com

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Major Venues

Consider Shawnee for your next meeting or event. Centrally located just 45 minutes east of OKC, we’re easily accessible from anywhere in the state. We’re friendly, affordable, and convenient. Give us a call and we can assist you in finding the right venue and hotel for your event, and set up group tours or provide goodie bags.

FIRELAKE ARENA

FireLake Arena offers 5,000 seats and more than 52,000 square feet of event space for concerts, conventions and events. Since its opening in early 2014, FireLake Arena regularly hosts sporting events such as MMA and boxing, the Professional Bowlers Association Tournament of Champions, and more. If it’s concert entertainment you’re looking for, FireLake Arena has hosted headliners such as ZZ Top, Brett Eldredge, and Lee Brice. It’s not all bright lights though, as FireLake Arena’s vast floor space and facilities provide an excellent venue to host trade and exhibition shows. 18145 Rangeline Rd. • 405-273-1637 • firelakearena.com

FIRELAKE BALLFIELDS

FireLake Ballfields are a premier destination for numerous high school softball state tournament competitions due to its high quality facilities and central location. It has hosted the USSA World Series, Jim Thorpe Games, and numerous collegiate competitions. During the height of the spring, summer, and fall seasons, every weekend is booked up for tournaments, drawing teams, parents, and families from across the country so booking in advance is recommended. 18160 Range Line Rd. • 405-275-3121 ext. 1454 • theballfieldsatfirelake.com

THE GRAND HOTEL

A prime location less than 25 minutes from downtown Oklahoma City directly on I-40, The Grand Hotel’s meeting and event facilities are able to cover a myriad of sizes and styles. Professional planning and event staff on property ensure events will enjoy success each and every time. With over 25,000 square feet of meeting space, The Grand Hotel is an area leader in event planning and production for every type event. 777 Grand Casino Boulevard • 405-964-7777 • grandresortok.com

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GORDON COOPER TECHNOLOGY CENTER

The Gordon Cooper Technology Center offers classroom style seating or auditorium seating which can accommodate groups of up to 350. Rooms are available daily from 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. A variety of A/V and conference center equipment is also available for rent including: projectors, smart TVs, microphones, flip charts, easels, and even a piano. 1 John C Bruton Boulevard • 405-214-3202 • gctech.edu

HEART OF OKLAHOMA EXPO CENTER The Heart of Oklahoma Expo Center includes 52 acres of fairgrounds with an outdoor arena which seats 7,500 and a indoor arena which seats 1,000. The Expo also offers 152,400 square feet of exhibit space. The Heart of Oklahoma Conference Center is a contemporary facility equipped to professionally manage almost any event. Meeting planners will appreciate the 32,000 square feet of tradeshow and exhibit space, multiple conference and meeting rooms, presentation technology capabilities, and wireless internet access available everywhere on grounds. 1700 W. Independence St. • 800-762-7695 • shawneeexpo.org

VINTAGE VENUE

Blending old with new, the venue offers a unique historic atmosphere with modern elegance. Built in 1900, the interior showcases its history with original wood floors and beautiful ornate tin ceilings. Conveniently located in downtown Shawnee, the facility has ample parking and features a banquet room which seats seventy, and outdoor seating for fifty. The 460 square foot courtyard features lighting, flowers, and a fountain beneath a lattice-covered pergola. 120 N. Broadway • 405-420-2135 • vintagevenue-rental.com 35


SHAWNEE VISITOR INFORMATION Transportation Will Rogers World Airport

Oklahoma City (45 miles west of Shawnee) 405-316-3200 flyokc.com

Shawnee Regional Airport 2202 N. Airport Dr. 405-878-1633

Ground Transportation Enterprise Rent-a-Car Executive Cab Co. Call A Ride Airport Express Shuttle

405-273-1422 405-273-2211 405-273-3000 405-681-3311

IMPORTANT NUMBERS Shawnee Police Station

16 W. 9th St. • 405-273-2121

St. Anthony Physicians Urgent Care

3200 Medical Park Dr. • 405-275-4931

St. Anthony Hospital

1102 W. MacArthur St. • 405-273-2270

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