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What’s Going on in Oklahoma: January 30th- February 1st

Not too much going on this weekend. Snow still on the ground with more cold coming, so stay warm and safe out there.

Norman Chocolate Festival- Norman- Jan 31st

German Live Band- Moore Royal Bavaria Restaurant- Jan 30th– 31st

Indoor Farmer’s Market- Edmond Mitch Park- Jan 31st

Red Dirt Robotics Competition- El Reno Canadian County Expo Center- Jan 31st

Southwest Oklahoma Vintage Toy Show- Chickasha Grady County Fairgrounds- Jan 31st

1st Annual Shop Hop- Guthrie- Jan 31st

CDC Mac N Cheese Cookoff- Ponca City Pioneer Technology Center- Jan 31st

Scotfest Burns Night- Tulsa River Spirit Casino Resort- Jan 31st

American Finals Rodeo- Tulsa Expo Square- Jan 29th– 31st

Tulsa Flea Market- Tulsa Expo Square- Jan 31st

BierKraft Burns Night- McAlester- Jan 31st

OK Home & Garden Show- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Jan 30th– Feb 1st

Pop-Up Market & Drag Show- Oklahoma City The Boom- Feb 1st

Downtown in December- Oklahoma City- Nov 13th– Feb 1st

Devon Ice Rink- Oklahoma City- Nov 14th– Feb 1st

Edmond Ice Rink- Edmond Mitch Park- Nov 7th– Feb 1st

What’s Going on in Oklahoma: January 16th- January 19th

Deep into winter and January, still not a lot going on quite yet. Be careful and stay warm while out enjoying the events around the state.

German Live Band- Moore Royal Bavaria Restaurant- Jan 16th– 17th

Indoor Farmer’s Market- Edmond Mitch Park- Jan 17th

Castle Falls & Council Grove Historically Local Tour- Oklahoma City- Jan 17th

Chili Bowl Nationals- Tulsa Expo Square- Jan 11th– 17th

Western Hills Winter Bluegrass Festival- Wagoner The Lodge at Sequoyah State Park- Jan 15th– 17th

Dolly Parton’s Birthday Bash- Tulsa Gathering Place- Jan 17th

Mad Dog Demolition Derby- Claremore Expo Center- Jan 17th

Dolly Day- Oklahoma City Truck Yard- Jan 17th

Route 66 Family Mixer- Catoosa DW Correll Museum- Jan 17th

Monster Truck Wars- Duncan Stephens County Fairgrounds- Jan 17th

High Performance Racing Auction, Trade Show, & Swap Meet- Tulsa Expo Square- Jan 17th

OKC RV & Boat Show- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Jan 16th– 18th

International Finals Rodeo- Edmond/Guthrie Lazy E Arena- Jan 15th– 18th

Heart of Oklahoma Youth Rodeo- Chickasha Grady County Fairgrounds- Jan 17th– 18th

Stillwater Ice Rink- Stillwater- Nov 12th– Jan 18th

World of Wrestling Tulsa Nationals- Tulsa Expo Square- Jan 15th– 18th

MLK Commemorative March & Celebration Program- Enid Stride Bank Center- Jan 19th

MLK Day Parade & Celebration- Ardmore HFV Wilson Community Center- Jan 19th

Martin Luther King Jr. Parade- Tulsa- Jan 19th

MLK Holiday Parade- Oklahoma City- Jan 19th

Downtown in December- Oklahoma City- Nov 13th– Feb 1st

Devon Ice Rink- Oklahoma City- Nov 14th– Feb 1st

Edmond Ice Rink- Edmond Mitch Park- Nov 7th– Feb 1st

Food Friday: Savoy 1902

On a recent trip to Chickasha, we found a couple good places to eat. Savoy 1902 is in historic downtown Chickasha, close to the famous Leg Lamp.

We noticed how busy downtown Chickasha was on a Saturday night and picked Savoy 1902 to try, mostly because the building is historic and they have leg lamp lightshades outside. We got a seat quickly and looked the menu over. They serve not only barbeque but sandwiches as well. Since we had a big lunch, we went smaller for dinner. We started with the brisket deviled eggs. They came out quickly and we took them down just as fast. Loved every bite. I never used to be a deviled egg fan until I was pregnant, now I eat them every chance I get and these were perfect. The brisket on top gave it a bit of a different taste profile that I really enjoyed. For our entrees’ I got a barbeque brisket sandwich with a side of onion rings. The brisket was chopped into small squares, which was unusual but I liked the flavor of the brisket. The onion rings were the big shows, I loved them. Crisp with a great flavor, I could eat a big basket of them just by themselves. Big K ordered the jalapeno popper bacon grilled cheese sandwich. It looked so good that other people in the restaurant were asking him what he had gotten. He loved every bite, said it had a lot of flavor and the jalapeno poppers weren’t too spicy.

We really loved the atmosphere and the food. Now for the history of the building. The building really was built in 1902. It is on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Chickasha Historic Downtown District. It seems to have been a hotel at some point in it’s history but has been abandoned for quite a while. The restaurant itself seems to be about a year old. The east end of the Chickasha Main Street area seems to be the heart of the entertainment district with lots of restaurants around. Also the famous leg lamp is there, it attracts a lot of tourists. I’ll give them 5 strips of bacon.

Address: 102 W. Chickasha Ave., Chickasha.