Western art and gear collectors will have an opportunity not only to purchase new art pieces but also to meet outstanding artists and craftsmen exhibiting their work for sale at Summer Stampede Western Art and Gear Show. To purchase tickets, click here.
Wow! Great Historic Display.
This is a fantastic historic center. Indoor displays of the 19th century west and outdoor actual buildings from the period. Easy walking around at your own pace. Well marked with informative descriptions of houses and other items. Not to mention it is free. Children are welcome and sure to enjoy this too.
This exhibit features items given by Comanche Chief Quanah Parker to Samuel Burk Burnett and his descendants as tokens of friendship. Quanah was a ranching partner and friend to three Burnett generations, owners of the Four Sixes Ranch and some of the most well-known ranchers in Texas. The premier collection includes rarely seen personal items of Quanah as well as clothing and artifacts from five plains tribes.
Jim Rymer has been a volunteer Ranch Host for 25 years. He especially likes to volunteer at the Matador Half Dugout and explain to visitors how early settlers on the southern Great Plains once called the dugout "home.”
Monday—Saturday
10am to 5pm
Sunday
1 to 5pm
