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Western Heritage Day

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A fun-filled Saturday for the whole family! Rootin'-tootin' fun includes stage coach rides, cowboy shoot-out's, petting zoo, a chili cook-off, craft vendors, a real fine art show, musical entertainment, and much more! Why, you'll be hollerin' 'Ya-Hoo!' and 'Yippee-Ki-Ay!' all the way home!

Western Heritage Day


Phone : 918-396-3702   (Always call and confirm events.)

Email Address : info@skiatookchamber.com

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