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Visit The Osage - Osage County, Oklahoma The Osage County Tourism department - Pawhuska and beyond! Western lives on in Osage County, Oklahoma! We're talking Pawhuska and beyond!
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Where to stay, where to dine, what to do, and even upcoming events - we are your one-stop information spot! Home of Food Network's Pioneer Woman, Ree Drummond! Come explore our lore and more - from the Ben Johnson Cowboy Museum to the Osage Nation Museum to the Tulsa Botanic Garden to touring the lodge out on the Drummond Ranch, there's plenty to do and we have lodging available in spades! Relax a

t Lake Skiatook where the views will take your breath away, dine at The Pioneer Woman Mercantile, shop in Skiatook and Pawhuska, fish in our many lakes, hunt, drive through the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve, spend an afternoon at Woolaroc, or just drive our scenic byways. Osage County is a great place to spend a few days! Osage County is one of the prettiest spots in Oklahoma, our history is rich, and our locals are friendly. From Tulsa to the Kansas line - and from Ponca City to Barnsdall, you'll love Osage County, Oklahoma! For lodging, dining, shopping, events, and attractions: VisitTheOsage.com

08/03/2025

For International Women's Day, we're highlighting the life and achievements of one the many amazing women of Osage County. Mabelle Kennedy’s family first came to Oklahoma from Missouri in a covered wagon in 1891. After the trip – which she later described as one long picnic – her family settled in Ralston near the Osage County line. She married Edmund Kennedy in 1908, and the couple moved to Pawhuska in 1909, where they bought a controlling interest in the National Bank of Commerce.

When Edmund passed away in 1936, Mabelle studied banking and ranch management, becoming a successful business leader. She went on to serve as the mayor of Pawhuska, later as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.

Mabelle and Edmund’s Pawhuska home was later transformed into an elegant hostelry named in her honor which still welcomes guests to this day. When you're headed our way, experience a little bit of this history for yourself with stay at The Mabelle Bed & Bath. You can find more info to book your Osage County getaway at this one-of-a-kind B&B at https://bit.ly/MabelleVTO

07/03/2025

Fans of The Pioneer Woman - Ree Drummond can enjoy an inside look at where all the magic happens with a free tour of the Lodge on Drummond Ranch in Pawhuska. The Lodge, which serves as the family's guest house as well as the production location of Ree's hit Food Network show, will be open for guest tours nearly every day this month. Just visit The Pioneer Woman Mercantile in downtown Pawhuska on the day of your tour to pick up your free tickets and get directions. You can find more info at http://bit.ly/PWLodgeTours

06/03/2025

On March 6th, 1905, James Robert Wills was born in the tiny rural town of Kosse, Texas. During the 1930s and 40s he played a huge part in the development of American music as the “King of Western Swing,” Bob Wills. As they toured the country playing to audiences of thousands, Wills and his band the Texas Playboys would often make stops at the historic Whiting Hall in Pawhuska. These days the city is home to the annual Pawhuska Western Swing Festival, which brings the sounds of this classic genre back to life each November. You can find more info at https://pawhuskawesternswingfestival.com/

05/03/2025

This Ash Wednesday, plan your visit to the beautiful and historic Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Pawhuska – also called the Cathedral of the Osage – to find a shrine dedicated to the first Native American ever canonized as a saint. Kateri Tekakwitha, also known as "Lily of the Mohawks," was born in 1656 to a Mohawk warrior and a Catholic Algonquin woman.

Kateri spent several years of her brief life caring for the injured and sick in a Christian community in Canada. She was declared Blessed Kateri by Pope John Paul II in 1980 and canonized in 2012 by Pope Benedict XVI. An outdoor wooden chapel housing her shrine sits near the 8-foot bronze statue of her on the grounds of the church, and the chapel is open dawn to dusk. You can find more information at https://bit.ly/GCOsageCathedral

04/03/2025

Whenever you're looking for some amazing eats sure to satisfy the whole family, jump in the car and head to Frazier's Osage Restaurant in McCord. Stop on by to dig into classics including hearty country breakfasts, big juicy burgers, hand-cut steaks grilled to perfection, and much more. Got a hankering for biscuits and gravy around dinnertime, or feel like having some chicken strips for breakfast? No problem – their entire menu is available all day long! You can find their hours, address, and more info at https://bit.ly/FraziersFB

03/03/2025

Discover stylish Western wear and fashion accessories at Bar Diamond Leather in Shidler. They specialize in custom-tooled leather creations, including chaps, belts, bags, wallets, and decor. Shoppers can also check out some stunning jewelry and other items featuring intricate inlaid beadwork. You can see more of their beautiful craftsmanship at https://bit.ly/BarDiamondFB

02/03/2025

Escape the hustle and bustle of the everyday with a cozy spring stay at the Cottages on the Prairie in Pawhuska. Each of these uniquely decorated two-bedroom bungalows offers full bathrooms, living rooms with vaulted ceilings and full kitchens, and each is among the most highly-rated properties on all of Airbnb.

You'll be just a stone's throw from the The Pioneer Woman Mercantile and all the other great shops and restaurants of downtown, and after a full day of exploring these you can come home to enjoy dinner in the backyard pavilion and gathering around the fire pit after dark. You can find more info and reserve your stay at https://www.thecottagesontheprairie.com/

01/03/2025

Did you know that the two most notorious outlaws in American history had ties to Osage County? Among some of their other local activities (they once stole a car here as well), Bonnie and Clyde were known to stay at the Duncan Hotel in Pawhuska. Osage County is chock-full of fascinating history and historic sites – find more info and plan a visit to explore some of them for yourself on our website at https://visittheosage.com/

28/02/2025

When you're in the mood for some delicious down-home cooking, look no further than the deli and bakery at The Pioneer Woman Mercantile in Pawhuska. Featuring the recipes of Food Network star The Pioneer Woman - Ree Drummond, the deli offers a big selection of amazing comfort food options like juicy steaks and hearty, ranch-style breakfasts served all day long. And don't forget to save some room and treat your sweet tooth to a fresh-baked cookie, cupcake, or pastry from the Mercantile bakery! Find more information, see the menus, and find more info to help plan your visit at https://www.themercantile.com/

27/02/2025

If you've got cabin fever after all the cold weather we've been having, get out there and enjoy some of the natural beauty of Osage County with a weekend trip to the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve. This time of year is especially great for bird and wildlife watchers, as several species become more active but the growing season for the preserve's plant life hasn't begun. Keep an eye out for some of these critters captured by the fantastic area photographer Harry Burkhalter and drop your own in the comments – we'll use some of the best in a future post! You can find the preserve's location, hours, and more info to help plan your trip at http://bit.ly/TallgrassPreserve

Photos courtesy of Harry Burkhalter

26/02/2025

Take advantage of this beautiful weather with a visit to the Healing Rock at Skiatook Lake. Once believed to have healing powers by local members of the Osage and Quapaw tribes, the rock's original environs were set to be submerged by the creation of the lake, and so it was moved to its present location by the Corps of Engineers in 1984. Today, visitors to Skiatook Lake can reach the Healing Rock after a short hike of about 1/8-mile from the project office. You can find a map and more info at https://bit.ly/GCHealingRock

25/02/2025

: Did you know that more than 80 of the buildings in downtown Pawhuska are listed on the National Register of Historic Places? Most were built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and many have been renovated to provide space for the new businesses that have opened their doors here in recent years. You can find information on all the great local stores, restaurants, and attractions to explore in Pawhuska and all across Osage County at http://visittheosage.com/

24/02/2025

Starting today and nearly every day for the next month, fans of The Pioneer Woman - Ree Drummond can head to Pawhuska for an inside look at where all the magic happens with a free tour of the Lodge on Drummond Ranch! The Lodge serves as the family's guest house as well as the production location of Ree's hit Food Network show. Just pay a visit to The Pioneer Woman Mercantile in downtown Pawhuska on the day of your tour to pick up your free tickets. You can find more info at http://bit.ly/PWLodgeTours

23/02/2025

Enjoy a getaway surrounded by the natural beauty of Osage County this spring at Osage Hills State Park. Covering 1,100 acres of lush forests, rocky bluffs, and serene waterways, the park has multiple options for visitors seeking a few days away from the stress of city life. In addition to both tent and RV campsites, they offer two prepared canvas wall tents and eight cozy native stone cabins for overnight guests. You can find more info on this beautiful park and how to book your stay at https://bit.ly/OsageHillsGC

22/02/2025

Visitors to downtown Pawhuska can see a piece of local history at the Blacksmith House. Built in 1871 for a blacksmith who joined the Osage there upon their removal from Kansas, the house is the oldest still-standing structure in town, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It currently houses the Pawhuska Chamber of Commerce, and members of the public are invited to stop by 210 W Main St and have and look while enjoying all this historic Osage County community has to offer.

21/02/2025

Enjoy the nicer weather this weekend with a shopping trip to browse all the treasures at Sister's Attic. This downtown Pawhuska boutique hosts an array of vendor booths filled with everything from furniture and home decor to jewelry, toys, artwork, and a huge variety of vintage and antique finds. You can find more info at https://bit.ly/VTOSistersAttic

20/02/2025

Get ready for an exhilarating exploration of natural beauty as the Tulsa Botanic Garden hosts Florigami in the Garden. Beginning March 2nd, the garden presents the Oklahoma debut of these magical, monumental sculptures – some of which stand 17 feet tall – created by Santa Fe artists Ken and Jennifer Box in collaboration with several world-renowned origami artists.

The exhibition will feature interpretive information and cast metal examples of origami folded and unfolded, as well as audio tours allowing guests to hear the artists explain and expound upon their works. This exhibition will be included in general admission to the garden and tickets are sure to go fast, so find more information and reserve yours today at https://bit.ly/TBGFlorigami25

19/02/2025

Make your way to the Frederick and Addie Drummond Home in Hominy before the end of the month to see its antique doll exhibit. Through February 28th, visitors can enjoy this annual exhibit showcasing a one-of-a-kind collection of rare and unique dolls dating back to the early 1900s. While you're there, be sure to explore some of this beautiful three-story, Victorian-style home, built for the ancestors of The Pioneer Woman - Ree Drummond's husband Ladd all the way back in 1905. You can find more information on the doll exhibit at https://bit.ly/DrummondDolls25

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Bouncy the Bison

Brrr! This frigid weather is keeping everyone on their toes, especially this young bison at the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve! There's so much to see and do in Osage County any time of the year, so visit our website to find loads of information and resources to help plan your visit: https://visittheosage.com/ #Bison #SnowDay #Wildlife Video courtesy of Richard Rowe

Bouncy the Bison

This frigid weather is keeping everyone on their toes, especially this young bison at the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve in Pawhuska. There's plenty to see and do in Osage County any time of the year, so visit our website for loads of information and resources to help plan your trip: https://visittheosage.com/ #Bison #SnowDay #Wildlife Video courtesy of Richard Rowe

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