Rocking OT

Do you have an office holiday party that you need a space for? Or a graduation party to plan? We have the perfect space for you. And will work with you on price! Drop us a line here or at Old Tascosa’s page. We are ready to help!

Hi all. The Rocking OT Party Venue has merged with the Old Tascosa Brewing Company, and we are now open for private parties. Message us here or at otbrewco.com for pricing and scheduling. We'd love to host your party at our brewery and taproom!

Mark your calendars for a fund raiser art show at our building: 3100 SW 6th Ave, the Rocking OT and future location of the Old Tascosa Brewing Co. Sept 30.

17 days until pieces for the "Art on RT66" art show are due.
Here is a little history and inspiration



THE RANCHOTEL
(Morning Star)
2501 SW 6th
Located between Amarillo’s congested downtown and the growing San Jacinto neighborhood, the stretch of Route 66 along 6th Street became a fantastic place for motels and tourist cabins. At one point, six different hotel courts lined this stretch of the neighborhood. One of the most prominent was the Ranchotel, a U-shaped property at 6th and Bryan, which boasted 16 units linked by alternating garage spaces. Its stucco walls, rustic wooden shutters, and exposed rafter ends added to the western ambiance. The porches were framed by wagon-wheel handrails, and hotel guests enjoyed rustic bedsteads, cowhide lampshades and horseshoe-shaped mirrors inside the small rooms. After Route 66 moved to Amarillo Boulevard in 1952, most of these tourist courts disappeared. The Ranchotel eventually became an apartment building and was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1995. Though on the decline, its red-painted exterior is still hard to miss.

Lookin’ good up here. We are ready. Go KC!! 🏈