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11 - June 6: Smoky Mountain
Springfest
A countywide celebration of the season featuring special events, local
craft shows and much more. Call 800-568-4748 for details.
25 - 27: 3rd
Annual Gatlinburg Screenfest
River Terrace Resort. Features independent films and filmmakers from
all over the nation. For additional information visit http://gatlinburgscreenfest.com
or call 865-809-4106.
26: Earth
Hour Celebration
NOC’s
Great Outpost. Celebrate Earth Hour with numerous family activities. 6 -
10 pm. "Lights out” initiative 8:30 - 9:30 pm.
1 - 30: Smoky Mountain
Springfest
A countywide celebration of the season featuring special events, local
craft shows and much more. Call 800-568-4748 for details.
2: 3rd Annual Gatlinburg
Gateway Triathlon
Gatlinburg Community Center. Begins at 8:15 am. Open to anyone 15
years and older capable of swimming one-half mile, biking twenty
kilometers, and running five kilometers consecutively. 865-436-4990. 2
- 3: 12th Annual Smoky Mountain Trout Festival
Open to adults and children. Multiple categories to be contested in this
largest trout tournament in the Smokies. For information call 865-661-3474. 9:
Music on the Mountain
Sugarlands Visitor Center. The Great
Smoky Mountains National Park presents its one-day event with free,
limited-seating performances by a series of six prominent musical acts.
10
am. -
5
pm. 16:
4th Annual Mountain Man Memorial March
26.2-mile march in the Smoky Mountains. A tribute to our men and women in
uniform. For information call 865-974-5371.
20 - 23: Great Smoky Easter
Arts & Crafts Show
Gatlinburg Convention Center. Unique
handcrafted gifts and products produced by members of Great Smoky Arts
& Crafts Community are placed on display and offered for sale. Demonstrations
are part of the show. For more information visit http://www.gatlinburgcrafts.com.
24:
Easter Sunrise at Ober
Ober Gatlinburg. Soak
up Easter Sunday sunrise from the top of Mt. Harrison at Ober Gatlinburg
Ski Resort during this service sponsored by the Gatlinburg Ministerial
Association.
26 - 30: 61st Annual
Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage
Seven day event featuring 170 different programs, nature walks,
lectures, seminars, art classes, photographic tours, and motorcades. Call
865-436-7318 ext. 22 or visit www.springwildflowerpilgrimage.org.
27: An Encounter with
William Bartram
W. L. Mills Conference Center. NOC’s
Great Outpost sponsors actor J.D. Sutton for an evening as William Bartram,
American naturalist, illustrator and author. Be entertained by tales of
his explorations in the lower Appalachians as well as the Mississippi
River prior to the birth of America. For information call 865-436-4178.
28: 8th Annual Ribfest and
Wings
Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies Plaza and River Road. Live
music, children's activities and Hot wing eating contests. $10.00.
Call 800-568-4748 for details.
1: 61st Annual
Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage
Seven day event featuring 170 different programs, nature walks,
lectures, seminars, art classes, photographic tours, and motorcades. Call
865-436-7318 ext. 22 or visit www.springwildflowerpilgrimage.org.
1 - 31: Smoky Mountain
Springfest
A countywide celebration of the season featuring special events, local
craft shows and much more. Call 800-568-4748 for details.
13 - 14: 30th Annual
Gatlinburg Scottish Festival and Games
Mills Park. Scottish clans meeting featuring Highland athletics, bagpipe competitions,
Highland dancing, border collie demonstrations, haggis hurling,
entertainment, whiskey tasting, food and merchandise vendors.
14 - 15: 5th Annual
Gatlinburg Fine Arts Festival
River Road at Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies Plaza. Fine arts festival
featuring juried artists from around the country, delicious cuisine and
live music. Proceeds benefit the Sevier County Arts Council and Arrowmont
School of Arts and Crafts. Free Admission. Call 865-430-8808 for details.
21 - 31: Gatlinburg's
Farmer's Market
Alamo Steakhouse parking lot. 8:30 am - 11:30 am.
27 - 29: Family Fest in
the Smokies
Gatlinburg Convention Center. 3 day musical event by Bill and Gloria
Gaither.
1 - 6: Smoky Mountain Springfest
A countywide celebration of the season featuring special events, local
craft shows and much more. Call 800-568-4748 for details.
1 - 30: Gatlinburg's
Farmer's Market
Alamo Steakhouse parking lot. 8:30 am - 11:30 am.
2 - 5: 7th Annual Mountain Hounds
Weekend
Mynatt Park. Sidney James Mountain Lodge. Owners
of retired racing Greyhounds gather in Gatlinburg to support the rescue
efforts of rescue activists. For additional information visit http://www.gfncmountainhounds.com.
17 - August 13: Smoky
Mountains Tunes and Tales
Downtown Gatlinburg. Enjoy live mountain music and folklore of the
Smoky Mountains. 14 acts nightly. 6 pm - 11 pm. Free. Call
800-568-4748 for details.
1 - 31: Smoky
Mountains Tunes and Tales
Downtown Gatlinburg. Enjoy live mountain music and folklore of the
Smoky Mountains. 14 acts nightly. 6 pm - 11 pm. Free. Call
800-568-4748 for details.
1 - 31: Gatlinburg's
Farmer's Market
Alamo Steakhouse parking lot. 8:30 am - 11:30 am.
3 - 4: 36th Annual
Midnight Independence Day Parade
The nation's first parade kicks off at midnight in downtown
Gatlinburg. Featuring over 100 floats, balloons and entries,
including a tribute to all 5 branches of the military. Free. Call
800-568-4748 for details.
TBA: "Stand Here"
Fireworks Finale
Downtown Gatlinburg. Begins after sunset with spectacular fireworks
displays in commemoration of America’s independence. Free. Call
800-568-4748 for details.
TBA: Battle of
Gatlinburg
The "Southern Guard Brigade" hosts the annual "Battle of
Burg Hill" in Gatlinburg.
4: 9th Annual Gatlinburg's River
Regatta
Begins at Christus Gardens and ends at the Ripley's Aquarium bridge
downtown. An unmanned river race featuring hundreds of floating exhibits
and rubber ducks. Registration begins at 10 am. Race begins at noon. Call
800-568-4748 for details.
15 - 23: Craftmen's Fair
Gatlinburg Convention Center. Live Country and Bluegrass music. Over 180
artists display their woodcarving, pottery, broom making, metal work,
stained glass, jewelry, calligraphy and much more. Call 865-436-7479 for
information.
30: Gatlinburg's United
Way Shark Race
Ripley's Aquarium Plaza. Rubber
sharks are released into the Little Pigeon River at the Christ in the
Smokies Museum and Gardens bridge to race downstream, first one to cross
the finish line wins! 865-453-4261.
1 - 13: Smoky
Mountains Tunes and Tales
Downtown Gatlinburg. Enjoy live mountain music and folklore of the
Smoky Mountains. 14 acts nightly. 6 pm - 11 pm. Free. Call
800-568-4748 for details.
1 - 31: Gatlinburg's
Farmer's Market
Alamo Steakhouse parking lot. 8:30 am - 11:30 am.
TBA: Old Fashioned
Hayrides
Mountain Mall. Enjoy a hayride through downtown Gatlinburg. A great way to
see the fall colors! Departs from traffic light #6 at the Mountain Mall.
Rides leave every 45 minutes Sunday - Thursday 5 pm - 9 pm. NO rides
December 24, 25 and 31. For additional information call 865-436-3897.
Admission Fee.
1 - 30: Gatlinburg's
Farmer's Market
Alamo Steakhouse parking lot. 8:30 am - 11:30 am.
15 - 30: Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival and Fall Decorating Contest
A county wide festival, which includes the cities of Gatlinburg, Pigeon
Forge, and Sevierville. Festival will include decorating contest, special
events, local craft shows, and much more. For additional information call
(865) 436-0500.
15: 15th Annual "Taste of
Autumn"
Gatlinburg Convention Center. Sample Gatlinburg's finest restaurants and homemade
desserts for a wonderful United Way of Sevier County Benefit Event. Enjoy
live entertainment, benefit auction and door prizes for a wonderful
countywide cause. Admission Fee $25.00 per person. For more information
please call 865-436-0500.
15 - 30: Fall Color in the
Smokies
Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
24 - 25: The 12th Annual
Smoky Mountain Trout Tournament
Open to adults or
children. Come out and enjoy the largest trout tournament in the Smokies.
All Gatlinburg and state fishing regulations will be observed. For
information, call 865-661-3474.
1 - 31: Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival and Fall Decorating Contest
A county wide festival, which includes the cities of Gatlinburg, Pigeon
Forge, and Sevierville. Festival will include decorating contest, special
events, local craft shows, and much more. For additional information call
800-568-4748.
1 - 15: Gatlinburg's
Farmer's Market
Alamo Steakhouse parking lot. 8:30 am - 11:30 am.
1 - 31: Fall Color in the
Smokies
Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
TBA: Old Fashioned
Hayrides
Mountain Mall. Enjoy a hayride through downtown Gatlinburg. A great way to
see the fall colors! Departs from traffic light #6 at the Mountain Mall.
Rides leave every 45 minutes Sunday - Thursday 5 pm - 9 pm. NO rides
December 24, 25 and 31. For additional information call 865-436-3897.
6 - 23: Gatlinburg's
Craftsmen Fair
Gatlinburg Convention Center. Featuring over 180 of the finest craftsmen's
work. Live country and bluegrass music. Hours are 10 am - 7 pm Mon. - Sat.
Sundays 10 am - 5 pm. Admission Fee $6.00. Children 12 and under are FREE.
For additional information call 865-436-7479 or visit http://www.craftsmenfair.com.
TBA: Old Fashioned
Hayrides
Mountain Mall. Enjoy a hayride through downtown Gatlinburg. A great way to
see the fall colors! Departs from traffic light #6 at the Mountain Mall.
Rides leave every 45 minutes Sunday - Thursday 5 pm - 9 pm. NO rides
December 24, 25 and 31. For additional information call 865-436-3897.
1 - 15: Fall Color in the
Smokies
Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
9: Gatlinburg's 22nd
Annual Winterfest Kick-off & Chili Cook-off
Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies Plaza and River Road. Join the City
of Gatlinburg as we light the city with millions of sparkling winter
lights. $7 spoon allows you to sample Award Winning Chili from
approximately 20 booths. A portion of the proceeds benefit Pi Beta
Phi Elementary PTA. For more information please call 800-568-4748.
10: Gatlinburg's
22nd Annual Winterfest
The City of Gatlinburg magically lights up the winter nights with over 2
million spectacular lights in fantastic displays throughout town.
Displays are sure to dazzle the spirit and bring out the kid in everyone.
Special lighting displays are added in January for Valentines Day.
For more information please call 800-568-4748.
9 - 30: Gatlinburg
Winter Magic Trolley Ride of Lights
Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies Trolley Station. Guided trolley
tour of spectacular Gatlinburg Winter Magic lighting displays. Group
reservations are available. Departs at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 pm. Tickets on
sale October 15. $5. Call 865-436-0535 for ticket information.
11: 11th Annual Veteran's
Day Celebration
Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies Plaza. Activities begin at 11 am. Free.
800-568-4748.
22 - 30: Great Smoky Mountains Arts &
Crafts Holiday Show
Gatlinburg Convention Center. Great Smoky Arts & Crafts
Community members assemble in downtown Gatlinburg to display the unique
crafts and artwork for which they are nationally known. Live
demonstrations. Free admission. For more information please 800-568-4748.
21 - 25: Gatlinburg’s
Festival of Trees
W. L. Mills Conference Center. Hundreds of ornately decorated Christmas
trees on display. Event benefits Smoky Mountain Area Rescue Ministries.
800-568-4748.
26 - 30: Winter Magic
Tunes & Tales
Through the holiday
season, visitors can meet characters and storytellers and enjoy caroling
along the Parkway Friday and Saturday evenings during this fourth annual
event! 800-568-4748.
TBA The
Nutcracker “Sweet”
W.L. Mills Auditorium. 7 pm. Call 865-680-7369 for information
and reservations.
TBA: Old
Fashioned Hayrides
Mountain Mall. Enjoy a hayride through downtown Gatlinburg. A great way to
see the fall colors! Departs from traffic light #6 at the Mountain Mall.
Rides leave every 45 minutes Sunday - Thursday 5 pm - 9 pm. NO rides
December 24, 25 and 31. For additional information call 865-436-3897.
1 - 4: Great Smoky
Mountains Arts &
Crafts Holiday Show
Gatlinburg Convention Center. Great Smoky Arts & Crafts
Community members assemble in downtown Gatlinburg to display the unique
crafts and artwork for which they are nationally known. Live
demonstrations. Free admission. For more information please 800-568-4748.
1 - 18: Winter
Magic Tunes & Tales
Through the holiday
season, visitors can meet characters and storytellers and enjoy caroling
along the Parkway Friday and Saturday evenings. 800-568-4748.
1 - 30: Gatlinburg
Winter Magic Trolley Ride of Lights
Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies Trolley Station. Guided trolley
tour of spectacular Gatlinburg Winter Magic lighting displays. Group
reservations are available. Departs at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 pm. Tickets on
sale October 15. Call 865-436-0535 for ticket information.
1 - 30: Gatlinburg's 17th
Annual Winterfest
The City of Gatlinburg magically lights up the winter nights with over 2
million spectacular lights in fantastic displays throughout town.
Displays are sure to dazzle the spirit and bring out the kid in everyone.
Special lighting displays are added in January for Valentines Day.
For more information please call 800-568-4748.
2: Gatlinburg's
36th Annual "Fantasy of Lights" Christmas Parade
Downtown Gatlinburg. Enjoy lighted floats, marching
bands and giant helium balloons. Parade begins at 7:30 p.m. For more
information please call 800-568-4748.
4 - 5: Christmas on Ice
Ober Gatlinburg. Enjoy the spirit of the season as local skaters
display their talents on ice to the sounds of holiday music in a two-day
performance. Call 800-251-9202.
31: Gatlinburg's 24th Annual
New Year's Ball Drop and Fireworks Show
Space Needle on Historic Nature Trail-Airport Road. The Space
Needle will come to life at the stroke of midnight with a fabulous
pyrotechnic show. "A show you definitely do not want to
miss"! If you can see the Space Needle from your hotel, chalet
or at the Smoky Mountain overlooks you are guaranteed a terrific show.
Free party favors compliments from the City of Gatlinburg. For more
information please call 800-568-4748.
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