Thursday, November 12,  – 6:30 p.m.
 

                Six-Gun City, Corner of Fifth and Toughnut Streets

                Welcome Cocktail Reception sponsored by (your name here)

                Terry "Ike" Clanton: Master of Ceremonies

                Murdock: Sergeant At Arms

                Mary Ann Clanton: Chairman Emeritus
 

Friday, November 13, 10:00 a.m.     Reservations requested  (520) 255-5553  Reg. $15.00  Special price $10.00 tax include - (kids 12 and under free)

                Fifth and Toughnut Streets

                Good Enough Mine Tour - This is a great tour, it's not claustrophobic, 63 degrees year round, hand rail supported stairs into the mine.
 

Friday, November 13, 1:00 p.m.

                 Four Deuces Saloon, Corner of Third and Allen Street

                Women on the inside (prize give-aways, period dress discussion, plus quilting with Vickie Flanders)
                men on the outside (Cigars & Beer consumed) Speaker; Richard from Smoke Signals Smoke Shop
                Cigars sponsored by Steve "Creek" Johnson from Ohio.
 

Friday, November 13, 3:00 p.m.     (Admission Tickets can be purchased early at the OK Corral)

                OK Corral, Allen Street

                "What Really Happened" with speaker Terry Ike Clanton, followed by Tombstone's Main Event: A Tragedy at the O.K. Corral, an acclaimed
                production that presents the events leading up to and including the Earp-Clanton street fight of October 26, 1881
 
 

Friday, November 13, 7:00 p.m.

                Big Nose Kates Saloon, Allen Street

                Join Ike Clanton and Huckleberry Productions for an interactive 1880's LIVE show.

                Costume Contests: Best Shady Lady and Best Male Tombstone Historical Character (Trophies for winners) cash bar
 

Saturday, November 14, 9:00 a.m.

                Tombstone Livery, Highway 82 (2.5 miles outside of Tombstone)

                "Ike Clanton Shootout" 6 stage SASS action shooting match

                Honorary Starter Ike Clanton will fire the first shot at 9:00 a.m.

                Match director for the Tombstone Ghost Rider Outlaws, Wily Yankee, Registration for the match will begin at 8:00 am and shooter's
                meeting at 9:00. SASS rules apply to all shooters.  Entry Fee of $10.00  Awards following the match. (Some of these pistoleros
                can empty 2 pistols, a rifle and a shotgun in less than 20 seconds, come and see for  yourself. Spectators are always welcome
                at the Tombstone Livery Stable, no admission fee.  For shooter info go to www.tgroutlaws.com
 

Saturday, November 14, 10:30 a.m.       Free Tour

                Front of Bird Cage Theater, Sixth and Allen Streets

                Historical Walking  Tour of Tombstone hosted by Terry “Ike” Clanton

                You'll hear the Clanton's side of the famous OK Corral gunfight
 
 

Saturday, November 14, 3:30pm to 4:30pm

                Tombstone Livery, Highway 82 (2.5 miles outside of Tombstone)

                "World Champion" Mounted Shooting Demonstration - Free Admission

                Cowboy Doug and Tequila Terri will do a Mounted Shooting Demonstration in the arena at Tombstone Livery Stable from 3:30 to 4:30.
                Doug and Terri are both SASS World Champion Mounted Shooters.  Mounted Shooting is strapping on 2, 45 caliber single action pistols,
                climbing on your fastest horse and riding through a designated course while you shoot out balloon targets with blank ammunition.
                The hot embers from the black powder break the balloons if you are within 12 feet of the target.  You have to shoot out 5 targets then
                holster your first gun and pull your second smoke wagon and go to work on the next 5 targets. Sometimes the 10 targets are eliminated
                and the run is over in less that 13 seconds.  And sometimes the Cowgirls beat the Cowboys at this event.  High Action! Come and Watch!
                No spectator fee!
 

Saturday, November 14, 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

                Tombstone Livery, Highway 82 (2.5 miles outside of Tombstone)

                Meet & Greet,  Cowpoke Social Hour with "Live" Music

                The three of the best "old time music" musicians this side of the Mississippi will be entertaining for the Clanton Days Dinner and Old
                Fashioned Talent Show.  They are collectively known as the "Arthritis Brothers String Band".  If you would like to hear the type of music
                that Doc, Wyatt, and Ike were listening to during the hayday of Tombstone, don't miss them.
 
 

Saturday, November 14, 5:30 p.m.

              Tombstone Livery, Highway 82 (2.5 miles outside of Tombstone)

              A Western Costume Affair: Reception and Final Banquet (Chuck Wagon & Dinner Show)

               5:30 Chuck Wagon Dinner and Old Fashion Talent Show
               The Chuck Wagon Dinner menu will consist of:
               Hickory Smoked Beef Brisket that melts in your mouth.
               Bucaroo Beans
               Bunkhouse Potatoes
               Sixgun Salad
               Cake and Ice Cream

            For those of you not familiar with Chuck Wagon ettiquette... we start the serving line at 5:30,  if you are late you get what's left.
            (Any Tombstone cowboy will tell you, "It's best not to disappoint the camp cookie".)

                       prices: $19 for adults
                                    $15 for wranglers under 12 years old

              1880's period dress is suggested, but not required. Awards for best dress female, and best dressed male.

              Seating is limited so please make reservations early!

              For info and dinner reservations contact Cowboy Doug or Tequila Terri at: Tombstone Livery Stable,
              tombstonelivery@msn.com or 520-457-3559

              Check out the Tombstone Livery website at: www.tombstonelivery.com

             After Dinner Entertainment:  Ike Clanton's Old Fashion Talent Show, Story, Song, Poetry, Dance, or other Old Fashioned Entertainment.
             Award for best entertainer.  Cowpoke fun for everyone!
 

             Cowboy Doug and Tequila Terri: Host & camp cookie

             Terry "Ike" Clanton: Master of Ceremonies

             Steve "Creek" Johnson: Sergeant At Arms

             Mary Ann Clanton: Chairman Emeritus
 
 

Saturday, November 14,  10:30 p.m.

                Meet in front of the Crystal Palace Saloon on Allen Street

                The Original Ghost Walk Through the Streets of Tombstone. Experience the paranormal in one of the most haunted towns
                in America. Make sure you bring a camera (digital or film) you won't believe what this group finds every year!
 
                Terry “Ike” Clanton started the original ghost tours of Tombstone 16 years ago. A few years later he was join by psychic
                Vickie Flanders and Tombstone resident Pat Kelly.

                Wear warm clothes and comfortable shoes!