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Har-Ber Village Museum presents Santa's Ozark Mountain Village!
Check out our EVENTS Page for more information!! Purchase tickets below
Call us at: 918-786-6446
Har-Ber Village Museum Closed for tours until March 2025.
Explore the Treasures of Har-Ber Village Museum Living History
Come out on for 7 nights of a whimsical take on a 1800's Ozark Christmas Village! See our events page for more information.
Har-Ber Village is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to educating communities about the pioneer era and how our forefathers lived in the Ozark's. We provide workshops, educational programs for school children and adults alike. Har-Ber Village thanks all the volunteer demonstrators, volunteers, and sponsors that provide the ability to bring the education to the community.
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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.
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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.