Harn Homestead

Went to a performance of Little Women hosted on the property. Very well done by the cast and crew. Mostly outdoors and standing through the entire event so wear comfortable shoes. Weather was great. Intermittently indoors and warm for those scenes. Walking is brief stretches, generally level ground, mostly gravel path. Staff guides where to go and when to stop for next scene. Few times the sound system was effective or cast was not projecting well without a microphone, but overall able to hear dialogue in the scenes well. This was a fun evening and an enjoyable affordable way to experience this play. Highly recommend.

Such a cool and intetesting place! It reminds me of where i grew up with my grandparents. Quite a sentimental, nostalgic trip for me! Definitely worth a stop.

Booked this venue for my 29th western themed birthday party, called the "Last ShowDown"! So glad I was able to utilize this barn because it went perfectly with the theme and We did not have to overspend for any decorations. Security was included and they had tables and chairs there for us to utilize for the party! The staff was amazing and made sure we had everything we needed ahead of time! The party was a BLAST and everyone had so much fun!

Wonderful venue! Kelly is the manager for events. She is marvelous, she made our weddings stress so much less. Always welcoming and pleasant!

On a morning in OKC, my friends and I decided to visit the Harn Homestead & Museum. Besides the three of us, there was a small home school group there exploring the grounds. There are a few buildings to explore, but not much else. There's one old barn, one barn that's used for special events, an old log cabin that can be explored, one small house that was locked, a school house, and the original house that can be toured with a guide who will graciously explain its history.While visiting this spot is not something that I would ever do again, we were glad to stop by for a few minutes and explore some of Oklahoma's past. It is very near the capitol building, so it's easy to find.

Great event space! We rented it for our Blue Jean Ball, and had a wonderful time. The staff are amazing the facilities are classic western but with all the needs of modern event planning. We couldn't have had a better experience.

This is a review of the Harn as a spot for special events. I've been a part of organizing 6-7 events there over the years, and they've gotten better recently with the addition of a beautiful large new parking lot off Lincoln, as well as a large new stage in front of the barn for bands to play. It's been a few years since I last organized an event there, and of course the staff changes, but I've always found the staff to be very helpful, and invested in making sure our event went off without a hitch in the giddy-up. Mr. Harn was the guy who settled land disputes after the land run. He and his wife bought 160 acres, part of which is now the Harn Homestead, and part of which they ended up donating, and that's where the capitol sits now. They also developed what is now known as Heritage Hills. So, we have this Harn guy to thank for roughly three of the five best spots in OKC. When you sit at certain parts of the Harn, you can see the capitol dome over the trees. Rental of the Harn includes 10 acres of grounds including a gazebo, nice restrooms, and the big barn. The barn has beautiful twinkly lights, and a rental of the Harn comes with use of not only the picnic tables outside, but a lot of 6' round tables and chairs to set up wherever you like. We went to an event there last night and it reminded me just how much I love having parties there. A few mason jars with flowers, a big grill for some burgers or steaks, a keg of Coop and there's your family reunion, your fundraiser, or your company party.