One of the few, genuine town squares left in America today, Perry’s beautiful and historic downtown has played, and continues to play, a vital role in the future of our city. Around the square you will find everything from antique shops and historic restaurants to modern businesses. At the center of our square is the historic Noble County Courthouse, a place that has been party to both the best of times and the most tragic of times in Oklahoma.

Our historic downtown plays host to the annual Cherokee Strip Celebration, the longest running parade in Oklahoma, as well as the Kumback Café, the longest continuously operating restaurant in Oklahoma. In the spring, Springfest and Hops Car Show draw classic and resto-mod cars from around the nation, and on the fourth Friday of most months you will find food trucks and activities thanks to Main Street of Perry.

There is plenty to see and do. Come join us around the square!