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Har-Ber Village Museum and Nature Trails OPEN!
Blue Cat Bistro is CLOSED for renovations!
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO DONATE TO HELP WITH STORM DAMAGE RELIEF
Call us at: 918-786-6446
STAINED GLASS WORKSHOP SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30th
Come join us for a stained glass workshop featuring Pumpkins! This workshop is hosted by local artist Rebecca Harton! Look for more event details on our event calendar!
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Welcome
Har-Ber Village Museum is open and ready for your enjoyment. Come out and spend a day learning about the past while making memories in the present. Pack a picnic lunch or dine at the restaurant onsite. Come shop for items in our gift shop from novelties to artwork.
BLUE CAT BISTRO CLOSED DUE TO FIRE
About Us
PIONEER-ERA VILLAGE
Experience history on a self-guided tour through 6 acres and nearly 100 exhibits located on the shores of Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees. Antiques, collectibles, and reproductions are displayed in displays representing the mid-1800s to the early 1900s in the local four-state region (Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, and Kansas).
NATURE TRAIL
Nearly 2 miles in length, our pet-friendly trail has a 3/4-mile accessible section for strollers, wheelchairs, and other non-motorized vehicles.
A map with guidelines for using the trail is available to download or a printed map may be picked up at the Har-Ber Village Visitor Center or Trailhead Log Cabin.
FACILITY RENTALS
A unique and non-traditional space on the grounds of a history museum to hold your wedding, reception, or other special occasion—just minutes from Arkansas, Kansas and Missouri!
Rental spaces include the Har-Ber Village chapel, picnic pavilion, event tent, meeting rooms, and wooded meadow areas that are like works of art along the Nature Trail.