Volkwagens, Vendors, and Wheat Threshing?

As the fall weather sets in, the setting is perfect for spending a day outside with family and friends. This upcoming weekend, visitors and residents alike will fill the streets of Downtown Tahlequah and the grounds of the Murrell Home. There may be two events, but you don't have to choose only one. You can visit both! ​
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V-Dubs on Main Cruise and Car Show
Friday, Oct. 6 & Saturday, Oct. 7
​Downtown Tahlequah

V-Dubs on Main is all about the German-engineered Volkswagen! Friday night is cruise night. Volkswagens will cruise the streets of Tahlequah, and the sound of live music will echo in the air. Downtown businesses will offer drink specials unique to the event - Hippie Punch and Purple Rain just to name a few. 

Saturday is for everyone. Volkswagen enthusiasts from far and wide bring all of the Volkswagen cars you could ever want. Volkswagens will line the streets of Downtown Tahlequah, one after another after the other. From live music to vendors galore, there is something to peak everyone's interest! There is even a Kids' Zone. Once you've gazed at all the Volkswagens, said hello to all the vendors and commemorated your day with the purchase of a V-Dubs on Main T-shirt, you'll definitely want to chow down on some quality food. For lunch or dinner, you can choose from a variety of food trucks or venture into one of the many local restaurants on Muskogee Avenue. Wear tie-dye and receive 15% off your meal at The Grill or head to Azar's Mediterranean Kitchen for a $6 sandwich, chips and a drink deal. ​

​For all the details, visit the V-Dubs on Main website!
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Photo courtesy of Tahlequah Main Street Association

Photo courtesy of Tahlequah Daily Press

Photo courtesy of Tahlequah Daily Press

Photo courtesy of Tahlequah Daily Press

Photo courtesy of Tahlequah Daily Press

Photo courtesy of Tahlequah Daily Press

Photo courtesy of the Murrell Home

Photo courtesy of the Murrell Home

Photo courtesy of the Murrell Home

Photo courtesy of the Murrell Home

Photo courtesy of the Murrell Home

Photo courtesy of the Murrell Home

Photo courtesy of the Murrell Home

Photo courtesy of the Murrell Home

Antique Agriculture Festival
Friday, Oct. 6, Saturday, Oct. 7 & Sunday, Oct. 8
​Murrell Home

Built in 1845, the George M. Murrell Home is the only remaining antebellum plantation mansion in the state of Oklahoma. The historic site strives to interpret the workings of the original 800-acre Cherokee plantation, complete with gardens, field crops, orchards and other agricultural features. 

During the Antique Agriculture Festival, you can experience 19th century agriculture and heritage farming. The living history aspect of the festival allows visitors to observe dozens of living history presenters as they demonstrate everything from wool dyeing and soap making to wheat threshing and blacksmithing. There is music, dancing and vendors selling crafts, heritage agriculture items and unique wares. 

For all the details, check out the Antique Agriculture Festival website!