You can do a free tour of the place. They also have paid tours. We went on a free one. It was cold…read moreand rainy the day we went so we didn't get to see any outdoor stuff and we're just confined to the barn. However the horses are absolutely amazing and gigantic! And they have a hayloft event center which is really cool. I wouldn't of known anything about that if we hadn't gone out there today

Express Ranches and Bob Funk have and have always had the highest quality animals. The facilities…read moreare clean and in excellent shape. Sales are conducted in a business-like way with professionals involved in all phases of your purchase.

This is the second time I've stopped by. I drive quite a ways to get here, but I love it. I love…read moreshopping local for meat. This is the first time I met the owners. I really appreciated their kindness and helpful way they explained meat and how to cook it. They answered all the questions and gave me pointers. They have freezers full of beef, pork, eggs. All types of cuts, bones and no bones. So many options. I had recently said meat from big stores doesn't taste good anymore and I don't like to eat it. This meat tastes fresh and like food used to taste. I will be back soon.

Amazing meat but even greater people I recently moved to the area and I kept hearing about them…read morethroughout the town so I decided to check them out went and the lady working was soooo friendly greeted me I felt very welcomed she helped me select some steak for my sons 14 birthday party we grilled them and were soooo impressed by the taste of the meat you can definitely tell the quality I will be back to purchase even more meat thanks again for your hospitality

THIS IS A HIDDEN GEM!!!!! My son LOVED learning about Alpacas and feeding them. He has been talking…read moreabout them ever since our visit. The owners are so friendly and great with kiddos. I highly recommend and will be back again with more friends!

The Oklahoma Territorial Museum is connected to the original Carnegie Library in historical…read moreGuthrie, Oklahoma. Guthrie was the original state Capitol. If you want to learn about Kate Barnard, an amazing woman who fought for human rights long before women had the right to vote, helped pass laws against child labor, made it possible for all children to get an education, fought for prison reform, and helped clothe the poor, then you will want to visit this wonderful museum. You can also learn about the five Land Runs in Oklahoma, how OKC managed to become the state Capitol, famous gangsters like Belle Starr, and so much more. The Museum is a cool escape from the hot weather, and if you are looking for some cool state gifts, you will find them here.

I truly enjoyed this little museum that gives a very descriptive detail of the Land Rush of 1889…read morewhen all the Oklahoma territory was being laid out for claim (up to 160 acres), and the lengths people went to claim the land. It also offers detailed descriptions on how these people lived, what they did to achieve the land, the participants in the rush, and overall outlining the very details that achieved the early parts of Oklahoma settlement. The museum itself is very interactive. It is laid out very nicely and you could easily spend 2 to 3 hours in her going through everything if you took your time. There is a cost to enter the museum varying from children to senior pricing. The 1970s building that occupies the museum is connected building connected to the Carnegie library next door that was established in 1908.

We joined The Greens toward the end of the summer and we wish we'd joined sooner for so many…read morereasons. The atmosphere is not at all stuffy like some of the country clubs I've visited. The food is consistently delicious, even with the seasonal changes. The dishes are typically fairly traditional with a modern flair. Sometimes it will include an unexpected sauce or ingredient. My husband has been very pleased with the golf course. He said it is very well-kept and everyone has been courteous. We have played pickle ball a couple of times and I have attended the padel clinic. The courts are also very nice and well-maintained. If you are looking for a place to join a social club, this would also be an excellent choice. Their calendar is somewhat overwhelming each month. There is something to do pretty much every single day of the week. I have met someone who is now one of my best friends from being social at the club.

The Greens Country Club is a beautiful Country Club with wonderful amenities: golf, tennis,…read moreswimming- just a few to mention. My 2 friends and I had lunch in the bar area with a wonderful view of the golf course. After having wine, we ordered lunch, one of my friends ordered the beef fajita quesadilla - the fajita beef was tender and tasty. My other friend ordered the fried chicken wrap the chicken with tasty. I ordered the Cuban - the shredded pork was very dry and the ham was pre-fried, thick pickle slice and had mayo not the traditional mustard. The presentation was very nice, but I did not care for their version of a Cuban sandwich. Great atmosphere, friendly service .

Attending the party was a truly lovely experience. The event itself was wonderful, and I was…read moretouched by how kind and helpful the staff were. Whenever I asked for anything, they went out of their way to assist me, making sure I felt welcomed and cared for. They really aimed to make first-timers feel special. The food was excellent; as a vegetarian, I appreciated that they prepared a special dish just for me, which was absolutely delicious. Although I don't usually like tofu, they cooked it perfectly, and it was super tasty. We really enjoyed ourselves and found the place to be a warm, inviting spot to visit.

My brother-in-law and sister-in-law rented one of the private dining rooms in provisions for the…read morecompany Christmas party. It was lovely! The staff was wonderful and attentive. The drinks were imaginative and so much fun. And the food was excellent. My steak was the tiniest bit too rare but that's just personal preference. I'm sure if I had told them they would have fixed it immediately. I hope I definitely get to visit again!

I had such an incredible time visiting the Oklahoma Frontier Drug Store Museum in Guthrie when I…read morewas visiting my sister in Oklahoma. I was a pharmacy technician for 20 years and I'm now a Registered Nurse. My husband is a surgical tech. We absolutely loved checking out all of the old pharmacy stuff and the old surgical instruments. We could have spent the whole day exploring this museum! The place is run by volunteers and there is a donation box at the entrance. We were more than happy to make a donation and we absolutely loved walking around the store listening to the incredible volunteer who shared great stories and little bits of history. I'm sorry I don't remember her name as I so enjoyed her. My husband and I would love to volunteer there too, if we lived in Oklahoma! I highly highly recommend that you check this place out even if you are just remotely interested in history or medical things.

This museum brings the 1889 Land Run era to life through an impeccably preserved 19th-century…read morepharmacy. The 1923 soda fountain, brass scales, vintage tonics, and apothecary garden out back showcase frontier medicine and daily life with authentic detail. Housed in the original Gaffney Building. Perfect for history buffs and families exploring Guthrie's Victorian district.

Thank you Edmond for a memorable 4th of July. The fireworks show was amazing, and it was 30minutes…read morelong! Prior to the fireworks show, there were food and drink vendors, activities for kids, and free watermelon at the UCO campus. Don't forget to check the libertyfest website for times and details. We ate dinner before going, and I'm glad we did because I only saw a few vendors: 2 food, 1 ice cream, 1 snow cone. The free watermelon was cool and sweet, perfect on a hot night. There were so many people at the UCO campus at 8:30pm that we decide to leave, re-park outside the campus, and watch the fireworks show from a distance to avoid getting stuck in traffic. The view from across the street was still beautiful. Someone had their radio tuned to the local station so we could hear the music synchronized to the fireworks. The station was mentioned on the libertyfest website so don't forget to check. Don't forget to bring your lawn chairs or a blanket.