Woody Guthrie Center

North America | United States | Tulsa

The Woody Guthrie Center is a public museum and archive. It sheds light on the life of one of America's most iconic artists. It explores the influence this artist has had. Woody Guthrie (1912-1967) was a prominent figure in American folk music. Guthrie wove the fabric of American life into his songs. He captured the ►

Things to do and see - Woody Guthrie Center

Relax at a vibrant urban park that hosts events and farmers' markets

Guthrie Green

Explore art and culture in the city's hub for creativity

Tulsa Arts District

Attend a show at a historic live music and concert venue

Cain's Ballroom

Learn about the rich Oklahoma heritage of jazz, gospel, and blues

Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame

Glimpse the art, culture, and history of North America

Gilcrease Museum

Marvel at an Art Deco building and see a collection of artifacts

Tulsa Art Deco Museum

Enter a museum dedicated to "The Outsiders"

The Outsiders House Museum

Experience a unique year-round dining and shopping experience

The Boxyard

Wander around a historic district with a great nightlife scene

Blue Dome District

Stand inside a circle and experience a strange acoustic phenomenon

Center of the Universe

FAQ - Woody Guthrie Center

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What are Woody Guthrie's most famous songs?
Some of Woody’s most well-known songs are “This Land Is Your Land,” “Oklahoma Hills,” “Pretty Boy Floyd,” “So Long, It’s Been Good to Know Yuh,” and “Do Re Mi.”
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What is there to see in the Woody Guthrie collection?
The collection includes research notes, clippings, personal papers, correspondence, and original manuscripts. Visitors can also view photographs, lyrics, sheet music, sound recordings, musical instruments, fine art, and artifacts.