How to Tahlequah in November.

As we get closer to Thanksgiving and the end of November we are starting to experience the first of the colder weather. As the leaves are beginning to fall, our winter activities are starting to take off.  So grab your jacket, gloves, and whatever else you need to brave the cold and lay out your calendar for the must-attend events. 
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The Snowflake Ice Rink

Ladies Night Out

The Snowflake Ice Rink will be back in action starting November 18th. Welcoming all ages, the Snowflake allows participants to test their skills on the ice as they twirl and glide in the heart of Downtown Tahlequah. The Snowflake welcomes skaters of all skill levels and all ages to this family fun event that gets everyone out of the house and skating under the lights. This is just the event to get you in the holiday spirit. Skates are available for rent, so no need to bring your own. 
For more information regarding the Snowflake please call 918-456-0651 or visit them on Facebook.

Grab your girlfriends and head to Downtown Tahlequah on November 16th for your chance to get ahead on holiday shopping, or just find some good deals you can't pass up on. Ladies Night Out is open to everyone, even you boys, that love shopping and having the chance to win free money, Downtown Tahlequah stores will offer Ladies Night Out discounts while providing beverages and appetizers to keep you going.  The event will last from 5:30-8:30pm so grab your friends and plan accordingly.
Click here for more information regarding Ladies Night Out.

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Looking for inside fun? We can't blame you.

The George M Murrell Home offers a unique viewing into the history of Oklahoma and Tahlequah. As Oklahoma's only surviving Antebellum Home, the Murrell Home often offers live reenactments of history and live demonstrations of the time period. During the whole month of November the Murrell Home is hosting a World War 1 project exhibit. Open to all ages, this event takes you back in time as you explore the history of what it was then. 
For more information visit: Murrell Home

If you need another dose of history, the John Ross Museum currently has an exhibit you won't want to miss. Principal Chief John Ross was responsible for leading Cherokee Nation through the Trail of Tears, Civil War and the Cherokee Golden Age. Visit the John Ross Museum now to learn more about the life of Downing and his impact on rebuilding Cherokee Nation during the post-Civil War years.
For more Information visit: John Ross Museum

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Eat like a local for Winter. 

Ruby's - We recommend Chili, Soup or Sandwiches
Vidalias - We recommend Chili dishes, hot sandwiches
Boomerangs Diner - We recommend Stew, Mashed Potatoes
​El Zarape - We recommend chicken soup

Drink like a local for Winter. 

Black and Tan Coffee - Don't even leave your car!
The Drip - Sit and stay awhile.
Kawi Cafe - Come for the drinks, stay for the culture.
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Have another winter time local favorite? We want to know. Leave it in the comments so we can share with others as they visit Tahlequah!