110 W. Harrison Ave. Guthrie, OK
Large, market-style shop in Historic Guthrie offering a large variety of Oklahoma hand-crafted and repurposed items.
About Us
Historic Guthrie, OK
Guthrie has an amazing history. The Oklahoma Territorial Museum, the Pharmacy and Sports museums and the Scottish Rite Temple all share Guthrie's unique history from capital of the Indian Territories and the first capital of OK to current day events.
Shopping in Guthrie
Guthrie has always been known for antiquing, but it has so much more. Home Sweet Home on the Range's OK market, the Art Center, yarn shop, glass shop, farm stores and boutiques make for a fun shopping experience.
Things To Do
Come for an event and stay a day or a weekend. 89'R Days, Blue Grass Festival, Territorial Christmas, Red Brick Nights, Jeep Fest, The Haunts, rodeos, and live theater and music are just a few of the events going on almost every weekend.
About Us
New to Historic Guthrie, Oklahoma
Over 50 Oklahoma vendors offering a large variety of art, jewelry, farm house and western decor, wood signs, metal, soaps, alpaca, purses, repurposed furniture, quilts, books, foods, leather, pottery and more.
Arts and Craft Market
One of the best things about Home Sweet Home on the Range is that if you don't see what you are looking for, you can special order from almost every vendor. There are jewelers, wood workers, a metal smith, sewers, quilters, furniture restorers, etc. We promote Oklahoma arts and crafts and love being part of The Arts in Guthrie (TAG) cultural district. Support small businesses, shop local, shop small and support Historic Guthrie, OK.
Come be part of this great OK Market
Up the beautiful curving staircaise is a large mezzanine area ready to be filled with individual shops offering products that partner well with the market. If you are looking for a location to sell western wear, home décor, jewelry, home services, art , make and take classes, etc., come see this unique space. The possibilities are endless. Only $.75/sq ft/month and utilities are included. Just 15 miles north of Edmond.