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Old Settlers Day and Parade

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Old Settlers Day and Parade

SECOND SATURDAY - The citizens of Checotah extend a hardy welcome to all visitors of our town for the annual celebration of Old Settler's Day. We know you'll enjoy day-long activities in the downtown area, a street dance at night, a parade on Saturday afternoon, antique car competition, games, and three days of rodeo performances at the Checotah Roundup Club arena.

Enjoy Old Settler's Day to its fullest - take in the craft and food booths downtown, visit our local merchants throughout the city, and take the kids to the carnival at the high school parking lot. It's a great way to spend a summer day! 9am-6pm.

Old Settlers Day and Parade

Address : Downtown Checotah OK
Phone : 918-473-2070   (Always call and confirm events.)

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