Broken Bow is in McCurtain County in Southeast
Oklahoma. We are the gateway city to Broken Bow Lake, Beavers
Bend Resort Park, the Mountain Fork and Glover Rivers and
the Ouachita National Forest..
Broken Bow is a wonderful place to live or visit!
Our average summer temperature is 80 degrees and we receive over
50 inches of rainfall a year which means our forests are green and
our streams, rivers and lakes are full and clear!
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2010 Broken Bow Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors: David Bachman – President, Shannon Tomlinson – Vice President, Jerry Don Smith – Secretary/Treasurer, Dave Smulyan, Jia Johnson, Rondall Gammon, Tommy Julian, Lisa Taylor, and Scott Brumley. Alternates are Dereck Warren and Carla Ellisor.
Kiamichi Owa-Chito Festival of the Forest - June 17-19
The Kiamichi Owa-Chito Festival of the Forest, a three-day event, is held annually the third weekend in June. This festival is held in Broken Bow at the beautiful Beavers Bend Resort Park. The purpose of Kiamichi Owa-Chito, Inc. is to stage an annual Festival of the Forest in an effort to acquaint the people of Oklahoma and the world with the beauty, heritage, culture, industry and progress in Kiamichi Country.
The festival features forestry competitions that bring back memories of "the good old days"! The spirit and heritage of the forest comes to life in the contest of men and women who make their life from the woods. Contests include double buck sawing, pole felling, ax throwing, jack-n-jill crosscut, as well as other forestry events. A "Bull of the Woods" winner is selected from the field each year. A large art show is one of the major components of the festival.
Musical entertainment is prevalent throughout the three-day event. Musicians from all areas (gospel, country, jazz and rock-n-roll) keep the crowds entertained. Activities for the youth are also a major component. Children’s games are also very popular.
Saturday Night Headliner – Joe Diffie
Entry forms can be picked up at the Chamber office or downloaded here:
Download the Kiamichi Owa-Chito Festival brochure here for more information.
Welcome New Chamber Members
Life Church McCurtain County, Memorial North Health Center, Quinn Spring, River Rats Canoe & Kayak Rental, Honey Bear Ranch, Donna Alford Photography, Plemmons Insurance Agency, Creative Techniques Salon & Spa, Hot Mess Boutique, KK’s Pampered Pets, Inside & Out Services, Jerry Isbell – Xerox Authorized Agent and Something Special Boutique.
Saturday Night Headliner – Joe Diffie
