February 14, 2009 at 6pm
Gracemoor Valentine Gala
The Gala will be held at the White County Agricultural Complex on the Fairgrounds. Tickets will be on sale after Jan. 1. For more information call (931) 738-5318.
Contact: (931) 738-5318.
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February 14, 2009
Lakeside Inn
Valentine’s Day Special
Lakeside Resort in Smithville on beautiful Center Hill Lake
offers a special discount for Valentine's Day. 10% off Romantic
Getaways. Book two nights, get 25% off!
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February 14, 2009
Downtown Date
Night in Crossville
Downtown Crossville, Inc. will host a Downtown Date Night on
Valentine's Day in downtown Crossville. For more information,
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February 14, 2009
Romantic St. Valentines Day Dinner
Celebrate Valentine's Day With Someone You Love!
Enjoy A Delicious Four-Course Dinner At the Harrow Road Cafe & Special Gift
at $27 Per Person - Advance Purchase Required.
Lodging Packages Available at Historic Newbury House B & B & Cottages
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February 21, 22, 27 & 28 at 7 pm
Comedy Dinner Theatre written by Gene Embry.
The Choir of a small congregation prepares for their Annual Home-Coming!! Everyone must pull together
to make it a success!!! However, The closer they come together, their true inner thoughts begin to boil over to the surface,
resulting in UTTER CHAOS!!!
A SHOW FULL OF LAUGHS and GREAT OLD-FASHIONED GOSPEL MUSIC!!! COME SING ALONG!!!
Call 615-699-3006 or e-mail for reservations
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February 28, 2009
8th Annual Pig Tournament
At the Forbus General Store for more information call (931) 879-5427! Forbus General Store is located on HWY 127 South of Byrdstown, North of Jamestown in the Community of Pall Mall. The best fudge and unique hill-billy souvenirs await you!
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March thru October
Byrdstown Kountry Kruiser's Car Show
1st Sat of each Month ( March-October):
4:00 PM-8:00PM- Byrdstown Kountry Kruiser's Car Show at Dale Hollow Shell, on HWY 111 in Byrdstown. For more information please contact (931) 864- 3761
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March 1 - 31, 2009
Food Glorious Food
The Art Guild of Fairfield Glade will host this festival during the entire month of March. Art displayed in the gallery will have a "Food" theme. Classes, workshops, & demonstrations will take place weekly with such themes as Tablescapes, Still-Life Oil Painting, Edible Centerpieces, & Cake Decorating. Call the Art Guild at 931-707-7249 or Chairperson Johanna Wentworth at 931-456-8590 after Feb 1 for details.
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March 13 - 15, 2009
Home Builders Association's Home Show
The Home Builders Association of Cumberland County will be hosting their annual Home Show at the Community Complex. The show will include booths with displays of various products used to build or remodel homes. These products will include flooring, windows, siding, roofing, appliances, concrete block, fireplaces, window treatments, insulation, and much more. Please contact Harry McCully for more information at 931-484-6601.
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March 27 & 28 at 7 pm
"Four Windows"
Comedy Dinner Theatre written by Gene Embry.
Take an Apartment House full of Senior Widow Women and add a New and Mysterious Male Tenant!!!
THEN LET THE GAMES BEGIN!!!
Call 615-699-3006 or e-mail for reservations
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March 28 & 29, 2009
Welcome Home Reunion 2009
The Cumberland County Vietnam Veterans will host their annual Welcome Home Reunion at the Cumberland County Community Complex. This is a two day celebration on Vietnam Veterans Day (March 29th). A parade will start things off followed by two days of live entertainment, food, vendors, and brotherhood. Please contact Dann Dunham at 931-788-2919 for more information.
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| Apr. 1 Hats Off To Spring Tea at Grey Gables Bed and Breakfast in Rugby.
Wear you best bonnet and join the Spring Parade of Fashion
$10.00 plus tax and gratuity 1 to 3 Eastern Time Grey Gables
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Until Apr. 26
"On Golden Pond" at the
Cumberland
Playhouse in Crossville
We share memories and
family with "old poop"
Norman and his amazing
Ethel in their 48th
summer together, on the
lake near the camp where
Ethel was a girl. They
welcome family visitors,
including 13-year-old
Billy.
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Until June 14
"Shenandoah"
at the
Cumberland
Playhouse in Crossville
Book by James Lee Brow,
Peter Udell and Phillip
Rose. Music by Gary
Gold. Lyrics by Peter
Udell. The Civil War in
the Shenandoah Valley of
Virginia, like in the
Cumberland , was fought
by neighbors and
guerillas, not just
armies
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April The entire month
Redbud Celebration
Come and join us in the Highlands of Middle Tennessee to enjoy many of the festive events and gaze upon this Country’s greatest display of the spectacularly colorful eastern redbuds. These outstanding trees bloom during the month of April. Enjoy our Southern Charm and friendly atmosphere. Lots to do. Lots to see.
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Apr. 2-5
Southern
Women’s Show in Nashville
Come and Visit our booth #935.
Upper Cumberland Tourism Association.
Click here for Event WebsiteUntil Apr. 4
Upper
Cumberland Shop Hop Quilt Trail
Stitching together the people of the Upper Cumberland at a
special Quilt event. Participants pick up their passport at one
of six participating stores: Simply Southern Quilt & Gifts in
Sparta; Becky’s Fabrics and More in Smithville; Country
Quilt Shop in Watertown; The Most Amazing Quilt Shop on
Jefferson, Cookeville; Spring Creek Quilts on Hwy 111; and
Country Patch Work Quilts on Lowe Ave Cookeville.
Call Simply Southern Quilts & Gifts at 931-836-3271
www.simplysouthernquilts.com
April 3 & 4 at 7 pm
"Four Windows"
Comedy Dinner Theatre written by Gene Embry.Take an Apartment House full of Senior Widow Women and add a New and Mysterious Male Tenant!!!
THEN LET THE GAMES BEGIN!!!
Call 615-699-3006 or e-mail for reservations
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Apr. 3, 10, 17, and 24
Bluegrass Jam
Sessions
At the Dixie Cafe on the Square in Byrdstown, beginning at
6:00PM every Friday Night. Enjoy local talent from The Bilbrey's,
Lonesome County Line and More! Bring your musical instruments
and/or hungry appetites and enjoy a fabulous evening of
entertainment. For more information contact the Dixie Cafe (931)
864-6535
Apr. 3 & 4, 11, 18, 25
One Year Anniversary
Celebration
Sutton General Store and
Sutton Ole Time Music
Hour
Fri, Apr 3 - Dinner Play
–On Golden Pond at 5:30
& 7:30 pm
Sat. 4 Apr. Blue Grass
Music begins at Noon &
Lunch served
Sutton Ole Time Music
Hour starts at 6 pm.
Radio Taping at 7 pm
featuring Stoney
Lonesome Blue Grass Band
Special Anniversary
Dinner at 5 & 6:30 pm
Sutton Store is open
from Wednesday thru
Saturday from 10 am – 3
pm
Fifth Anniversary of the
Granville
Bed & Breakfast & Gifts
10 am – 3 pm Register
for $50.00 Gift Shop
Gift Certificate.
Upcoming Music Hours
Apr. 11 – Mavis Hughes
Apr. 18 - The Bilbreys
Apr. 25 – Clearview
May 2 - Tim Graves &
Cherokee
May 9 – Runaway
Freight
May 16 - The Bailey
Cooke Band
May 23 – Stoney Lonesome
May 30 - Slow Gold
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Apr. 4
Tennessee
Tech Tuba Ensemble Performance
At Dogwood Park Performance Pavilion 1:00 pm
Part of the Highlands Redbud Celebration
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Event Website
Apr.4
Byrdstown Kountry Kruiser's Car Show
First
Saturday each month till October from 4 – 8 pm
At Dale Hallow Shell, on Hwy 111 in Byrdstown.
Contact 931-864-3761
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Apr. 4
WCTE Presents: Bon Appetit!
7:00 pm at DelMonaco Winery
This humorous operetta comes to Cookeville with the
assistance of Denver Opera soprano Deb McVicker along
with members of the Bryan Symphony Orchestra conducted
by Dan Allcott.
Fully catered dinner with a finale of French chocolate cake by
"Julia Child". Contact: Suzanne Bussell 931-528-2222 ext. 222
or sbussell@wcte.org
Apr. 4
The First Annual Bud Godwin Gospel Singin’.
It is in honor of HT (Zeke) Pelham and Jennifer (Herzog)
Clark. The headliners are The Pelhams and The Palmetto
State Quartet. It will be at the Civic Center in McMinnville
and the tickets are $10 and available at the Chamber of
Commerce. Call 931- 473-6611 or www.warrentn.com
April 4, 2009 10am - 5 pm
11th Annual Celebration of Craft
Experience narrated craft demonstrations, live music, kids' hands-on craft activities, fine craft sale, silent auction, gallery discounts, and more. Proceeds from the Celebration support the Craft Center's educational outreach program.
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Apr. 4
The Matt Flinner Trio Concert at 7:00 pm
The Cluster Pluckers, The Ballinger Family Band and Ethan.
Upstairs at Taiko Restaurant on W. Broad Street, Cookeville
Apr.4
Doyle Easter Egg Hunt & Spring Celebration
Doyle Elementary School Campus. Free and Family Friendly!
Rain date: April 11 (rain or shine)
For details, call 931-657-1254 or 931-273-5234
To donate or volunteer: Call Cindy Howell 931-836-2766
Apr. 4 & 5
Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage
At Fall Creek Falls Park
Explore the flora of Fall Creek Falls with park naturalists.
Finds may include Sweetshrub (Carolina Spice) to Guyandotte
Beauty, Synandra. For more information call: (423) 881-5708.
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Apr. 11
Smith County
Finish Line Auto Detailing on Main Street in
Carthage
The first show will be held on Sat., Apri.11. Then monthly on
the 2nd Sat. evening through Saturday Oct. 11. For more
information or to sign up for the show contact Shawn Cook
at 735-3347.Apr. 11
Shriner’s
Easter Egg Hunt at 9:00 am
at West End of the Putnam County Fairgrounds in
Cookeville. Free to all children up to age 12.
Contact: David Fisk 931-510-7729
Apr. 11
Standing Stone State Park
Easter Egg Hunt at 1:00 pm
Contact: Shawn Hughes 931-823-6487
www.overtonco.com
Apr. 11
Hidden Hollow Easter Egg Hunt
Hidden Hollow Park at 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Contact: 931-526-4038
www.hiddenhollowtn.com
Apr. 11
Great Egg Hunt
Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Park
800-325-2282
www.parks.ky.gov/findparks/resortparks/dh/
Apr. 11
Livingston
Easter Egg Hunt
931-823-6487
www.overtonco.com
Apr. 11
Celebration
of Spring
Edgar Evins State Park, on Beautiful Center Hill Lake, Silver
Point, TN. Sponsored by the Friends of Edgar Evins State
Park, Inc., and the Park Employees. Begins at 8 am
Call 858-2114 for more info or
www.smithvilletn.com
Apr 11 - Jul 11
Standing Stone Cruisers at Livingston
Standing Stone Cruisers Monthly Car & Bike Cruise-In
4:00 pm at Livingston Town Square
www.standingstonecruisers.com
Apr. 11 at 7 am
5K Run • 1 Mile Family Walk
Sponsored by the Monterey Senior Citizens
5K Run • 1 Mile Family Walk
At the Monterey Senior Citizens Center
Apr. 11
David Chamberlain
At 7 pm at Big South Fork Opry at the Palace Theater in
Crossville. Tickets are $10 and available at the Palace Theater
Call Rich Peterson @ 931-484-2036 or online at
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Apr. 11
Wild Flower Trail
At Cordell Hull Birthplace in Byrdstown at10 am
Phone (931) 864-3247
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Apr. 12
Easter Brunch
at The Inn at Evins Mill
Open to the Public - Call for details & reservations at
615-286-2090
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Apr. 12
Easter Sunday
Dinner Buffet at the Carriage House at Falcon Rest.
Falcon Rest Mansion is celebrating 20 years of restoration
with a special Easter buffet dinner from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Everyone is welcome, but advance reservations are
requested. See
The Website or call 931-668-4444 for more information.
Apr. 13
The Thomas House in Red Boiling Springs at 9 pm
The "Paranormal Research Society" (PRS) founded by Penn
State student Ryan Buell in 2001, conducted a four night
investigation with the use of High-Tech Thermal, EVP
(Electronic Voice Phenomena), Electro-Magnetic Field (EMF)
Detectors and Audio Recorders seeking out the truth behind the many eerie experiences reported by guest and visitors of
the hotel since it's establishment in 1890.
Whether you are a believer or not; Ryan Buell and his
Paranormal Research Team will intrigue you with what
they've uncovered at our Historic Inn.
Reservations Required call 615-699-3006
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East
Port Marina & Resort's Restaurant
is open for
the season. They would like to invite everyone by to enjoy
their Friday Night All You Can Eat Special of Fried Catfish,
Hushpuppies, Fries and Slaw. Call 1-800-736 – 7951 or visit:
www.eastport.info736-79511-800800-736-795100-736-7951
Sunset Marina & Resort’s Restaurant
is open. Be one of
the first to check out Chef Zoom's great specials or other menu
items. Call 1-800-760-8550 or see website:
www.sunsetmarina.com
April 16 - 19
5th Annual Nature Fest
Nature Fest is a four-day celebration of nature's treasures in and around the Upper Cumberland. It includes hikes, lectures, workshops, presentations, and hands-on activities for all ages. The event is free Contact: Leisure Services 931-520-4386
www.naturefestcookeville.com
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Apr. 16 thru Oct. 3
Smoke on the Mountain
Cumberland Playhouse in
Crossville
The original, unmatched
family gospel musical
(with that one
naughty word that ought
not to be used in
church!), returning for
its 16th Playhouse year.
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Apr. 16 - 19
Mardi Gras
Ride
At East Fork
Stables off
Hwy 127 –
Jamestown .
Regular
campground
rates
Extra fee
for food and
entertainment
Cajun Food,
Cajun Music,
Mardi Gras
parade,
Costume
prizes,
Beads and
Bingo.
Call 800 -
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Apr. 16 - Apr 25
Backdoor Playhouse Production:
She Stoops to Conquer or The Mistakes of a Night
Backdoor Playhouse on TTU Campus at the rear entrance of
Jere Whitson, 805 Quadrangle.
Contact the box office at 931-372-6595
http://www.tntech.edu/bdph/Backdoor_Playhouse/Home.html
Apr. 17 & 18
Macon County Charity Riders Spring Rally
Cyclemos Motorcycle Museum in Red Boling Springs
9 am – 7 pm. Call Mike at 615-699-5049 or visit the
motorcycle museum at
www.cyclemos.com
April 17 & 18, 2009
Window on the World
The festival of TTU's Window on the World (WOW) on Sat, Apr. 18, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Roaden University Center. Symposium on Fri. Apr. 17, from 10:10 to 11:00 in the Multipurpose Room of the Roaden University Center.
Window on the World is an international festival celebrating cultural diversity and global harmony. All participants are invited to share in learning and caring about our Earth and its people.
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Apr. 17, 18, & 19
Naturalist
Rally at Standing Stone State Park
Please come out to this park on the western
edge of the Cumberland Plateau for a full weekend of
naturalist event.
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For park information go to:
The Website or call the park at 931-823-6487.
Apr. 18
Bluegrass
Underground
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Cumberland Caverns, McMinnville.
Live concert held 333 feet below ground featuring Steep
Canyon Rangers.
Tickets: Cumberland Caverns (931)668-4396
www.bluegrassunderground.com
Apr. 18
Sparta "Good Time" Cruisers
celebrate the classics, past and present,at the car show on Liberty Square
from 5-8:30 p.m., every third Saturday of the month from
April through September.
For more information call Bill or Kathy Saylors, at (931) 761-8687.
Apr. 18
Wild Flowers
Walks at
Grey Gables
Bed and
Breakfast in
Rugby.
Walk the
many trails
of our
region to
see the
bounty of
wild
flowers.
Fare
includes:
Lodging,
Evening
Meal, and
Breakfast
and picnic
lunch.
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Apr. 18
Antique Tractor & Engine Show & Family Fun Day
DeKalb Community Bank in Alexandria.
See www.smithvilletn.com
Apr. 18
Pink Ribbon of Hope Gala
At DelMonaco Winery in Baxter, 6:00 - 10:00 pm
Semi-formal attire, silent & live auction Sponsored by the CRMC
Cancer Center in support of Breast Cancer Awareness. For
additional Information: Lisa Bagci at 931- 783-2496
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April 18, 2009 from 7 am - 3 pm
Charity Bass Tournament
East Tennessee Children's Hospital Charity Bass Tournament at East Port Marina & Resort
Entry Fee: $50.00/boat - 2 man buddy system
Grand Prize: 2 night rental of East Port Marina & Resort's
65 ft. Houseboat!
Plus Lots of other prizes donated by area businesses!
To register call East Port Marina & Resort at (931) 879-7511 or Toll Free: 1-800-736-7951.
You may also call Dean Gunter at Jamestown Wal-Mart (931) 879-4767 for more information
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Apr. 19
Bryan
Symphony Orchestra Concert
3:00 PM at TTU's Wattenbarger Auditorium
The program includes Debussy’s Nocturnes, Lehar’s ConcertPolka
for violin, featuring Wei Tsun Chang of the TTU faculty, and
Poulenc’s Gloria, featuring guest soprano Shana
Blake Hill, the Cookeville Mastersingers and Tech Chorale.
Tickets are limited; contact the symphony box office at
931-372-6088 for availability.
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Apr. 23 - 26
Backcountry
Horsemen of
Georgia
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April 24 - 26, 2009
Spring Flower & Garden Show
The Cumberland County Master Gardeners will host their Spring Flower & Garden Show at the County Community Complex. The show will feature floral, gardening, landscaping, and home outdoor exhibits. Informative, entertaining clinics, & musical entertainment. Proceeds will help Master Gardeners promote gardening. Apr.24-2PM to 6PM; Apr.25-9AM to 5PM; Apr.25-11AM to 3PM. Please contact Carolyn Jozwiak at 931-707-7837 for more information.
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Apr. 24
Annual
Senator Tommy Burks Memorial Event
Nancy Cook will perform.
Contact: Kim England at 520-8448 for tickets & information.
Apr. 24
7pm-10pm at
Lakeside’s Amphitheater on Center Hill Lake
Gates open at 5pm with shuttles available every 15 minutes
Tickets $8.00 per person or $15.00 per couple
Call 888-839-4799 for tickets, lodging and auction info.
Auction of Autographed Guitar during Concert
Autographed By: Kenny Chesney, Rascal Flatts, Mark Chestnut,
Trace Adkins, Keith Urban, Vince Gill, Amy Grant, Gretchen
Wilson, Gary Allen Steve Earl, Rodney Crowell
Jimmy Wayne.
All proceeds of Auction go to Senior Nutrition program of UCHRA
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Apr. 25 & 26
Spring Fling
at Grey
Gables Bed
and
Breakfast in
Rugby
Two night
package for
a relaxing
and fun
couple
weekend
$290.00 plus
tax and
gratuity.
Limited to
seven
couples.
Reservations
are required
for all
events
423-628-5252
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Apr. 25 - Apr 26
Dragon Days Renaissance Festival
Hidden Hollow Park presents the return of Dragon Days
Renaissance Festival.
The park will be transformed into a scene from the middle ages.
As you enter the park through archways, the ivy and flags
welcome you to 16th century. King and Queen Pageant on Saturday
at 12:00 pm to crown our Festival King, Queen and court.
Call 931-526-4038
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Apr. 25
2009 Macon County Home Show
10 a.m. to 3 pm in the Sally Wells Building at the Fairgrounds.
Home Buyer Education, Finance Providers, Custom Home Builders,
Manufactured Homes, Remodeling, Farmstead, Landscaping,
Foreclosure Prevention … AND MUCH MORE!
Call 615- 666-5885
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April 25, 2009
Crossville Downtown Cruise-in
The Downtown Crossville Cruise-In is from 3:00pm to 7:00pm on Main Street. Main Street will be closed from 1st Street to North Street. There will be classic cars, music, food, and door prizes. For more information, call Gene at 931-456-4561 or Sarge at 931-788-1298.
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Apr. 25
DeKalb Women’s Show
From 10 am – 4 pm at Elizabeth Chapel Baptist Church
Latest fashion, Hair & Make-up trends for Spring, Health,
Exercise, Nutrition for Mothers-Daughters- Grandmothers –
mothers to be – Brides –to-be.
Call 615-464-6104 or DeKalb County Chamber of Commerce at
http://smithvilletn.com/events_calendar/
Apr. 25
3rd Annual Lion’s Ride for Sight
This 45-mile bicycle ride through scenic Macon County, Smith
County and Trousdale County is a moderate course with some very
fast flats and four good climbs. The benefit ride will raise
funds to help the Lion's Club provide glasses and eye exams in
our area. Please see the Lafayette web site for details and an
entry form.
Call 615- 666-5885 or
www.maconcountytn.com
Apr. 30 - May 2
All We Need Is Love
Cumberland County
Playhouse in Crossville
A dance and musical
theater celebration of
love, '60s, Beatles, and
more! Our students and
faculty star!
Tickets, call
931-484-5000 or
www.ccplayhouse.com
Apr. 30 – May 3
Kentucky Derby at East Fork Stables in JamestownFood and entertainment, outdoor big screen theater to watch the races, Big Band, Hat Contest, Casino, Mint Juleps. For more information call 931-879-1176 or visit website www.eastforkstables.com |
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Fresh
produce is available at the Farmers Market, open from 7
a.m., until the supply is depleted every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at Metcalf Park, from May until
the end of September. Metcalf Park is located at Liberty
Square and Maple Street, just west of the historic
American Legion building off Bockman Way.
For more
information call Scott Swoape, Director of the White
County UT Extension office at 931-836-3348.
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May - till Labor Day in September - Every
Thursday at 4pm
Defeated
Creek Bass Tournament in Carthage
May TBA
Tennessee Sky-Ski Fly-In
Tennessee Sky-Ski Fly-In on beautiful Dale Hollow Lake near Sunset Marina and Resort Hydrofoilers from all over the world participate in this annual exhibition on Dale Hollow Lake! Check out their website at tnflyin.com or visit sunsetmarina.com or call Toll-free at 1-800-760-8550 for reservations and event details!
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May 1,2,8,9,15 & 16 at 7 pm
"The Haunting of Cloyd's Ghost"
at Thomas House, Red Boiling Springs
Murder Mystery performed by the Street Theatre Company.
Come and help solve the mystery!!!
Call 615-699-3006 or e-mail for reservations
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May 1-3
Spring Fling
at the Old Feed Store Antique Mall located at 310 W. Water St.
in Woodbury. Enjoy live music, great food and antique shopping.
Call 616-563-2108 for further information
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May 2
Ride for
Health hosted by The Rural Health Clinic of the Cumberlands,
Inc. Registration begins at 9:00 AM at Shadden Tire South.
Riders will enjoy food, fun, music, and festivities. Festivities
will begin at 10:00 am and last until around 3:00 pm. For more
information, please contact Donna at 931-456-1210 or Debbie at
931-267-0023. All proceeds will go to the clinic.
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May 2
Spring on the Mountain Dogwood Festival in downtown Monterey
Events throughout the day starting at 7 am. There will be food
and craft booths.
Contact: Ken Hall, Monterey Depot Historical Society,
931-239-3318
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May 2
MayFest at Kurt’s
Bacara’s Family Restaurant in Jamestown. For more information
and reservations call 931-879 -7121
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May 6
Maypoles and
Childhood Memories Tea at Grey Gables Bed ‘n Breakfast Inn in
Rugby
From 1 – 3 pm Eastern Time.
Tables decorated in colorful Maypoles bring back childhood
memories of the more carefree days of youth. You are invited to
have an afternoon of laughter, food, and of course tea.
Call 423-628-5252 website:
www.rugbytn.com
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May 7 - 9
Gainesboro
Annual Poke Sallet Festival
Come and Enjoy the Downtown Historical Square in Gainesboro
Entertainment, Art, Crafts, Rides, Contests, Children's
Activities, Antique Auto and Tractor Show & More!
Contact: 931/268-0971. The festival schedule is posted on the
website
www.gainesboro-jcchamber.comMay 8 & 9
Spring Dance Performances.
Leisure Services School of Dance presents Spring Dance
Performances at the Cookeville Drama Center, at 7:30 p.m.
Reserved seats are $7 and $5 for children 12 and under. Stop by
the Drama Center box office, or for Master Card or VISA
reservations, call 931-528-1313. Visit
www.cookevilledramacenter.com
May 9
Annual
Bangham Spring Craft Festival at the Bangham Community Center
from 9:00 am - 6:00 pm. Vendors inside and outside. Food and
refreshments will be available.
New vendors are invited.
Contact: Judy at 931-526-3754 or Bev at 931-537-9880
May 9
Great
American Showcase at the Donoho Family Entertainment Center in
Red Boiling Springs at 7:00 pm. Starring: Ronnie McDowell,
Johnny Counterfit, Mel McDaniel, Jett Williams; plus new and up
and coming acts!
Tickets may be purchased by calling Jo Ann Gore at 615-325-4783.
See
www.redboilingspringstn.com for more information and hotel
reservations.
May 9
Live
Music-Sutton's Ole Time Music Hour at the Sutton General Store,
169 Clover St., Granville. Live Music at 6 p.m. The show is
preceded by an all-you-can-eat, family-style dinner at 5 and
6:30 p.m. for $13 per person. For dinner reservations call
931-653-4151. The show is free and does not require reservations
May 9
Cruising on
the Square. Held the 2nd Saturday each month thru October,
beginning at 4:00 pm around the Courthouse in Woodbury. All cars
and trucks welcome, no admission.
May 9
3rd Annual
Shrine Rodeo
at 7:30 pm at Putnam County Fairgrounds
Contact: David Fisk 931-510-7729 or
email
ammoqd04@yahoo.com
May 9
Bluegrass
Underground with Russell Moore, IIIrd Tyme Out and Donna Ulisse
at the Volcano Room at the Cumberland Caverns at 1 pm.
Cumberland Caverns is now open all year! We have always been
open for groups all year long, but we are now open all year for
all visitors. Come see us soon! For more information call
931-668-4396 or
www.cumberlandcaverns.com
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May 9
Golden
Mountain Park Swapmeet. All automotive – powersport – Off road –
Hot rod – Tool – Race Car Swapmeet at the Golden Mountain Park
in Sparta. Vendor spaces available. Call 931-739-0152 or visit
www.goldenmountainpark.com
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May 9
BASS CLASSIC at Star Point Resort!
4th Annual Community Bank of the Cumberlands BASS CLASSIC at Star Point Resort!
For More Info: Please call The Boys & Girls Club of Fentress County (931) 752-7671 or Contact Gary York at (931) 879-2236
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May 9
6th
Annual Family Fun Day in Carthage. Community Bank of Smith County will host the
day beginning at 9 am until 12 noon. The fun day will include live
entertainment, concessions, photo contest, and children’s inflatable toys.
For information contact 615-735-3990May 9
Ride
for a Cure. 6th annual “Ride for a Cure” will take place in Smith County
beginning at 11 a.m. $20 per person and $30 per couple includes a meal and
t-shirt. The ride will benefit the American Cancer Society. For more info and
to register contact Smith County Cycles at 615-735-2443.
May 9 - Jul 11
Standing Stone Cruisers Monthly Car & Bike Cruise-In at 4:00 pm Livingston Town
Square
www.standingstonecruisers.com
May 9
Mommy and Me for Tea at
Cane Creek Recreation Center at 10:00 am, sponsored by Cookeville Leisure
Services and The Lollipop Shoppe. Tea party participants can dress up, sip on
teas, taste yummy desserts and enjoy each other's company.
Cost: $10 per person.
Phone: 520.4FUN
May 10
Mother’s Day Train Special at the Big South Fork Scenic Rail Way in Stearns, KY.
All trains depart on Eastern Time and run rain or shine. Moms ride for half of adult fare.
For more information call 800-462-5664 or visit website:
www.bsfsry.com
May 10
Mothers’ Day Brunch
at The Inn at Evins Mill in Smithville from 10 am to 2 pm
Cost: $25 per person. For reservations, call 286-3740.
Check out website at
www.evansmill.com
May 10
Mothers Appreciation Day Brunch
at Red Barn Winery & Vineyards in Lafayette. Chef Chris is cooking. Price is $16.50 with a catawba punch in our flowing fountain. This brunch is priced inclusive.
Call 615- 688-6012 for reservation or visit
www.redbarnwinery.com
May 12
11th Annual Golf Tournament at Deer Creek Golf Club
Hosted by Cumberland County Cardiac Pulmonary Rehab Alumni, Inc. in Crossville.
The tournament will begin with a shotgun start at 8:30 AM. The format will be four person team scramble with mixed teams acceptable. Entry deadline is May 6, 2009. For more information or sponsorship opportunities, please call Bill Halsey at 707-5505 or Earnie Brown at 456-0178.
May 14th
Singles After Hours at the Winery. Come enjoy a taste of wine, mingle with other singles and share good times, possibly exchange phone numbers. Snacks available from 5:00-7:00 p.m.
May 14, 15 & 16
The Good
Ole’ Days featuring music, food, craft booths, pageants, a parade and a carnival
held on the square and at Dillon Park in Woodbury.
Call
Connie Rigsby at 615-563-5304 or Angela King a 615-563-5518.
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| Bluegrass at the Sparta Amphitheater, bringing some of the top names in bluegrass to Liberty Square every 3rd Friday at 7 p.m., May - September. In case of rain the event is held at the Sparta Civic Center, 514 E. Bockman Way. Free and family friendly. |
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May 15th
Sunset Marina at Dale Hollow Lake in Byrdstown will receive the "Clean Marina" designation and "Clean Marina Flag" from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. USACE officials and political representatives are expected to attend this ceremony at Sunset's Flagpole at 10:00 am,
May 14, 15 & 16
The Good Ole Days featuring music, food, craft booths, pageants, a parade and a carnival held on the square and at Dillon Park in Woodbury. Call Connie Rigsby at 615-563-5304 or Angela King a 615-563-5518.
May 15 & 16
Celebrating
20 Years of Worship in Dance.
Cathedral Oaks Dance Arts presents TRANSITIONS: Celebrating 20 Years of Worship
in Dance. Performances are May 15 at 7:00 p.m., and May 16 at 3:00 p.m. at the
Cookeville Drama Center. Reserved seats are $7 in advance and $10 the day of
performance. Tickets go on sale May 4.
May 15 - 17
2009 Tennessee Senior Open Chess Tournament. the Cumberland County Chess Club, along with the Tennessee Chess Association will host their Tennessee Senior Open Chess Tournament at the Fair Park Senior Center in Crossville. The tournament is open to all players born before May 15, 1959. USCF membership dues are required and TCA membership dues are required for Tennessee residents. For more information, please contact Mr. Harry Sabine at 931-484-9593 or 931-484-4878.
May 15 & 16
Highway 52 Yard Sale. About 95 Miles of Treasure, Discover bargains a-plenty from I-65 exit 117 – through Orlinda, Portland, Westmoreland, Lafayette, Red Boiling Springs, & Celina.
For more information call Macon County Chamber of Commerce — 615-666-5885 or
Celina Chamber of Commerce — 931-243-3338 or visit
www.tn52.com
May 16 & 17
18th Annual
Highland Rim Cycling Classic in McMinnville, includes a road race on Baker
Mountain Road, a Time Trial and a “Criterium” Race through the city streets.
Check
www.warrentn.com
or
registration on
www.BikeReg.com
May 16
Chinese Auction. The Cumberland County Rescue Squad will be holding a Chinese Auction at 6:00 pm. Tickets are $8.00 and include your meal and the drawings. The auction will be held at the Rescue Squad Building. For more information, please contact Judy Wood at 788-3344 or Bobbye Newberry at 788-6360.
May 16
Paw & Order
Downtown Crossville, Inc. will host their 1st Annual Paw & Order - Dog Day at the Courthouse from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM in front of the Courthouse. For more information, please call 931-787-1324 or visit
www.downtowncrossvilleinc.net.
May 16
2nd Annual BBQ Cook-Off
Creative Compassions, Inc. will be hosting their 2nd Annual BBQ Cook-off at Wildwood Stables in Fairfield Glade from noon until 5 pm. Cookers compete for prizes in three categories. 1) Brisket 2) Ribs 3) Beef or Chicken. Other activities include Pony Rides, Live Music, other food, and contests for all ages. $6 per person or $10 for 2 adults and 2 children entitles you to a bowl & fork to sample the entries, baked beans, cold slaw, a ballot for the People’s Choice Award, and raffle ticket for prizes. For more information, please contact Frank Massaro at 931-456-6654.
May 16-17
35th Annual Festival of British & Appalachian Culture in Historic Rugby
A Milestone Festival - with continuous British Isles & Appalachian music & dancing; traditional Arts & Crafts folk demonstrating & selling their work... storytelling , historic building tours... delicious food...children's activities...
Admission $8 adults; $4 K-12 students; Preschoolers & Historic Rugby Members FREE
Call 888-273-7275 or visit:
www.historicrugby.org
May 16
Taste of the Town in Cookeville
Callahan's House at 481 Loweland Road
For Tickets Contact: CityScape 931-528-4612
www.cookevillecityscape.com
May 16
4th Annual
Bike Ride to support the families of the Gordonsville 278th ACR National Guard
Unit. Registration is 9 - 10 am, at the Gordonsville National Guard Armory. Ride
starts at 10 am to Rock Island State Park Cost: $20 per Bike ($15 pre-register)
For more information or to Pre-Register please call: Jennifer @ 615-945-7146 or
Ginger @ 931-349-1411
May 16
Mule Show At the fairgrounds in Woodbury, show begins at 11:00 am.
Contact Buddy Black at 615-7
May 16 & 17
Cumberland Plateau's 8th Annual American Indian Pow Wow
9:00 am- 12:00 pm at the Putnam County Fairgrounds
American Indian Drums & Singing, Dancing, Exhibition Dances, Intertribal dances and fun for all.
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May 16 & 17
35th Festival of British & Appalachian Culture at Historic Rugby
A Milestone Festival - With Continuous British Isles & Appalachian Music & Dancing... Traditional Arts & Crafts Folk Demonstrating & Selling Their Work... Storytelling .....Historic Building Tours... Delicious Food...Children's Activities...Booksignings - FEATURING Sheila Kay Adams, The Boys of County Nashville, Butch Hodgkins & Lonesome County Line, Tony Thomas, Lark In The Morn English Country Dancers–More To Be Announced Admission Still Just $8 Adults; $4 K-12 Students; Preschoolers & Historic Rugby Members FREE
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May 20
6th Annual Golf Scramble~Chamber Benefit
At Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Park. Annual Benefit featuring 16 teams of 4 players ( bring your own team) competing for 1st, 2nd, 3rd place, merchandise certificates and Hole-in-One $10,000 Cash Prize, Closest to the Pin and Longest Drive Category. Contact the Chamber of Commerce toll free 1-888-406-4704 or email pickettinfo@twlakes.net to register your 2009 Team today
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May 22, 23, & 24
3rd Annual Jammin at Hippie Jacks.
For more information call 931-445-2072 or visit their website
www.jamminathippiejacks.com
May 22 – Oct. 4
"The Foreigner"
by Larry Slute on the Mainstage at the Cumberland Playhouse in Crossville. For information call 931-484-5000 or website:
www.ccplayhouse.com
May 22
Cumberland Mountain General Store's Rock-a-Billy Cafe' & Soda Fountain
on Hwy 127 in Clarkrange is re-open for the summer. 1950's soda fountain and
grill, with mouthwatering hamburgers, the best onion rings and hand-dipped
milkshakes
For more information call 931-863-3880 or check out their website:
www.cumberlandmountaingeneralstore.com/
May 22
Conductor Jack
10:00 AM Cookeville Children's Museum on 36 W. 2nd Street
Free with admission to the museum. Members are always free.
Contact: 931-979-PLAY (7529)
http://www.cookevillechildrensmuseum.org/Home.asp
May 23
Memorial Day Celebration
At Cordell Hull Birthplace.
Join
the park for all day events including: community seed swap, guided hike to
Bunkum Cave entrance, Cordell Hull presentation, and living history
demonstration in the birthplace cabin. For more information call Cordell Hull
Birthplace and Museum State Park at 931-864-3247 or website
http://www.friendsofcordellhull.org
May 23
Wine & Swine Day
At the Highland Manor off Hwy 127 in Jamestown.
For more information call 931- 879-9519 or website
www.highlandmanorwinery.net
May 23
13th Annual Golf Tournament
At the Mountain Ridge Golf Club, on Hwy 70, in Monterey. Take Exit 301 or 311 of
I-40.
For more information call
Mr. Michael
Callahan, Monterey Lions Club at 931-839-2350
May 23 thru May 25
Memorial Day Trail Ride
Sponsored by the Cannon County Walking Horse Assoc. Event includes Trail Ride, Camping, Horse Show, Music & Dancing plus Lots of Food. Ride begins at the Fair Grounds in Woodbury beginning at 10:00 am. Contact KaSondra Hancock at 615-542-3797 for additional information.
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12th Liberty Square Celebration & Lester Flatt Memorial Bluegrass Day |
Held on quaint, Historic Downtown Sparta Square starting at 9 am with the music throughout the day. Upper Cumberland crafters, food vendors, commercial booths, kids games, rides, Car Show and the ever popular “Miss Liberty Square Pageant.” A multitude of prizes and huge fireworks display will complete the day of fun.
For more information call 931-836-3552 and City Hall at 931-836-3248 |
May 23
Log
Cabin Days Fine Arts & Craft Fair
Sponsored by A.H.O.S.T. (Artist Hands of
Sequatchie Territory). At McBay’s Log Cabin Village, 2 miles north of Pikeville,
TN on U. S. Highway 127
Visit our websites at
http://www.logcabindays.org
May 23
Crossville Downtown Cruise-in
The Downtown Crossville Cruise-In is from 3:00 to 7:00 pm on Main Street. Main Street will be closed from 1st Street to North Street. There will be classic cars, music, food, and door prizes. For more information, call 931-787-1324.
May 23
Welcome to
Granville ‘s Heritage Days & Uncle Jimmy Thompson Bluegrass Festival
From 11 am – 8 pm
- Antique
Cars 35 Classes (1900-2006)
- Tractor
& Engine Show
- Arts &N
Craft - demonstrating old time crafts, Food Court; Children’s rides, petting
zoo, Train; Confederate Civil War Living History.
For more information on the Bluegrass call Mike Singleton 615-202-8383, Sam
Stout-931-265-5811 or John Dean 615-386-9928
For information check
www.granvillemuseum.com
May 23
5K Race and 1-Mile Run/Walk
Hosted by the Crossville Noon Rotary. The event will begin at 8:00 am on the corner of 4th and Main Street. Participants will enjoy Historic Downtown Crossville on this run/walk. Anyone is eligible to participate. The event is to benefit the Crossville Noon Rotary Club fund. For more information, please contact Dr. Jonathan Robertson at 931-456-8880 or Marlo Wright at 931-484-4539.
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May 23
Crossville Downtown Cruise-In
The Downtown Crossville Cruise-In is from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Main Street. Main Street will be closed from 1st Street to North Street. There will be classic cars, music, food, and door prizes. For more information, call Gene at 931-456-4561 or Sarge at 931-788-1298.
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May 23 thru May 25
Memorial
Day Trail Ride.
Ride starts at the Fairgrounds in Woodbury at 10 am and is
sponsored by the Cannon County Walking Horse Assoc. Event includes Trail Ride,
Camping, Horse Show, Music & Dancing plus Lots of Food. Contact KaSondra Hancock
at 615-542-3797 for additional information.
May 25
The first of our Concert on the Lawn series featuring Phlatt Earth
Starting at 1:00 pm at DelMonaco Winery, 600 Lance Dr., Baxter. Concerts on the Lawn series for the summer. Please join us! Admission and Parking are FREE. Bring your friends, a picnic basket, blanket or lawn chair and enjoy the afternoon. DO NOT bring pets, grills or outside alcohol. Live music from 1 - 4 pm.
Contact: Janet 931-858-1177 or www.delmonacowinery.com
May 28th
Singles
After Hours at the Winery
Come enjoy a taste of wine, mingle with other singles and share good times,
possibly exchange phone numbers. Snacks available from 5:00-7:00 p.m.
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May 30
Garden & Kitchen Tour.
The Fairfield Glade Ladies Club will be hosting their annual Garden & Kitchen tour. They have two Master Gardeners that have donated their gardens and several unique kitchens that will be available for tour. Please contact Rosemary Stuckmann at 931-456-0373 or visit their website at
www.ffgladiesclub.org for
more information.
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May 30
Horse Power for Healing Cruise-In
The Plateau Classic Cruisers will be hosting this annual cruise-in at the Cumberland County Community Complex. All proceeds will go to the Shriners Transportation Department for children transported back and forth to Shriner's hospitals. For more information, please contact Lisa Bolin at 931-335-7329.
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May - till Labor Day in September - Every Thursday
at 4pm
Jun 3
Magical
Tea Flowers Tea
See the tea flowers form as the centerpiece of your table.
$10.00 plus tax and gratuity 1 to 3 Eastern Time Grey Gables
Bed ‘n Breakfast Inn, Rugby, TN.
Reservations required: 423-628-5252
Website:
http://www.rugbytn.com
June 5,6,12 & 13 at 7 pm
"The Bare Facts"
Comedy Dinner Theatre written by Gene Embry.
Hazel & Godfrey are celebrating their 65th Wedding Anniversary!
Their children are determined to make it The Event of Their Lives! An Event they'll never forget!
They've decided to give them a weekend away, in an Exclusive Resort!!!
Sounds Great, doesn't it! There's just one problem,,, the children have no idea that the resort is a !!! Nudist Colony!
!!! There is Absolutely No Nudity in this Production!! and that's "The Bare Facts".
Call 615-699-3006 or e-mail for reservations
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Event Website
Jun 5 - 6
Annual Blue Grass Festival at the Donoho
Hotel
Good Ole Timey Pickin & Grinnin! There
will be no contests this year only socializing, fun & music. We
urge you to bring your instruments & join us in a two day Pickin
& Grinnin Bluegrass Festival under the shade trees or on the
porch of the Donoho Hotel!
FREE ADMISSION! Call the Donoho at 800-799-1705 or visit
Website: www.donohohotel.com800-799-1705 •
615-699-3141800-799-1705 • 615-699-314100-799-1705 •
615-699-3141
Jun 5-7
Old Timers Day
At East Fork Stables at 3598 S. York Hwy. in
Jamestown
Call 800-97-TRAIL or 931-879-1176 or visit website
www.eastforkstables.com
Jun 6
American
Jamboree presents Billy J Royal
at the Donoho Family Entertainment Theater in Red Boiling
Springs at 7 pm. Doors open at 6 pm. For more information, call
Call the Donoho at 800-799-1705 or visit Website:
www.donohohotel.com800
Jun 6
Free Fishing Day
Anyone in the state may fish without a license! Plus, children
ages 13-15 may fish without a license from Saturday through the
following Friday (June 12).
Along with the opportunity to fish free and participate in
Tennessee's most popular form of outdoor recreation, many
special events are slated throughout the state. The Tennessee
Wildlife Resources Agency is providing a total of 36,600 pounds
of catfish for the various events. Check out the TWRA Web site
for a
list of these events!
Jun 6
National Trail Day Work Day & Hike.
At Cordell Hull. Join the park for a rewarding morning of trail
work followed by a guided hike on the Bunkum Cave Trail.
Assistance is needed to maintain this beautiful
trail! Long pants and boots are recommended. Snacks, water, work
gloves and tools will be provided. Meet at 9 am at the
trailhead.
For more information call Cordell Hull Birthplace and Museum
State Park at 931-864-3247 or website
http://www.friendsofcordellhull.org
Jun 6
Mooretown VFD
Truck and Tractor Pull
From 6pm to 11pm at Mooretown
VFD at 473 Hollow Springs Rd, Woodbury. For more information
call Michael George at 615-542-0282 or go to Website or Map:
www.mooretownvolunteerfiredepartment.com
Jun 6 & 7
Craft Fair on the Plateau
The
Knights of Columbus will hold the fair from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
on Saturday & Noon until 5:00 pm on Sunday. The fair will be
held at the Knights of Columbus grounds located at 2892 Hwy 70
E. The fair again this year will be combined with a cruise-in
car show. The fair is open to all crafters of original hand-made
items. Space is available for up to 50 crafters. For more
information, call 931-707-7291.
Jun 6-14
Dale Hollow 7
Card Stud Poker Run
This summer we
will have two Poker Runs to benefit the Ronald McDonald House.
First place will receive up to $2500 in prize money. This is not
a race..... it is a family poker run that can be completed over
the course of a day, weekend, or take the entire week. You
choose the time and speed to visit all 7 marinas.
Participating
Marinas:
Cedar Hill
Resort * East Port
Marina & Resort
*
Mitchell Creek
Marina *
Star
Point Resort * Sulphur
Creek Resort, Inc. *
Sunset Marina & Resort •
Willow Grove Resort.
The Poker Run is
open to both boats and motorcycles. For more information:
www.dalehollowlakepokerrun.com
or call 1-877-864-8666 toll
free to reserve your place (M-F/9am-5pm cst).
Available
starting June 6
2009 Kids Free Fishing Events.
FREE
FISHING DAYS in Tennessee with loads of free activities for the
children. Check dates, locations, and more information at
http://tennessee.gov/twra/fish/events/events.html
Jun 6
On
the Beaten Path
at
the Stella Luna Art Gallery
In Smithville from 10 am – 5 pm.
There are still a spaces available outdoors 12’x12’ for any
fine art and craft artists interested. The booth fee will be $30
plus a 10% commission on any sales made.
Contact Louis Colombarini at
slagnews@dtccom.net or call
615-597-4004, Wed- Sat. 10:30 am till 5:30 pm
Jun 6
National Trail Day Work Day & Hike.
At Cordell Hull.
Join the park for a
rewarding morning of trail work followed by a guided hike on the
Bunkum Cave Trail.
Assistance is needed to maintain this beautiful trail! Long
pants and boots are recommended. Snacks, water, work gloves and
tools will be provided. Meet at 9 am at the trailhead.
For more information call Cordell Hull Birthplace and Museum
State Park at 931-864-3247 or website
www.cordellhullmuseum.com
Jun 6
Caney Fork Art and Music Festival
at the Ivy-Agee Memorial Park - Main St.- Gordonsville. Time: 10
a.m. till 6 p.m. There will be music, food, crafts and lots of
fun. For more information contact: 615-418-6543 or 489-6019
Jun 7
Sundays in the Park Concerts: Patti Cossentin
At 2:00 pm Dogwood Performance Pavilion Cookeville
Sunday in the Park Concert Series.
For more details visit
www.cookeville-tn.org/dramacenter/
Jun 8
2ndAnnual WillowBrook
Pro-Am Golf Classic
Bridgestone and VIAM
MFG. present the Golf
Classic. Launched as a
premier charity golfing
event in 2008, promoting
education in Warren
County and junior golf
in Coffee County. If you
are interested in
sponsoring a tee/team or
buying a lottery ticket
please contact Rachel
Gauger at 668-7127 or
rachel@accurouter.com
Jun 11 & 13
Hog-eye Fest on the Square
In Livingston. Thursday, Jun 11 at 6
pm - Beauty Contest at the L.A. Mini Theater. Saturday at 8
am with 5K run, followed with the kids fun run, there will be
Music, Food, BBQ cook-off , Ice Cream making contest, Arts and
Crafts, kids actives. & Cruise-In. For more information, contact
the Overton Co. Merchants Association at 931-261-3862
Jun 12 & 13
Work with the Master of
One Stroke Painting
At
the First Baptist Church
, 306 E. Central Ave. in
Jamestown. Donna
Dewberry will be there
on invitation from Mara Trumble. Classes must be
pre-booked and pre-paid
in advance on a first
come-first served basis.
For further information
contact Mara Trumbo (423)
628-6591 or E-Mail =
Cadisama@earthlink.net
or mail to 160 Glen
Avenue , Rugby TN 37733
. No credit card
payments can be accepted
for classes. Personal
checks or money orders
only.
Jun 12 & 13
Defeated Creek Blue Grass Festival
Begins at 7:00 pm each night. Crafts, food booths, Dance
competitions, games, and lots of music. Square dancing.
Admission is $3 per person. Sponsored by: Defeated Creek Fire
Dept. Contact: Mr. Brandon Powell: 615-774-3230
Jun 13
Spaghetti Dinner
From 4
– 7 pm at the Smith
County Agricultural
Center. Military
families, friends and
those who would like to
show their appreciation.
Come Enjoy a Night of
Great food, Live Music
and a chance to meet
some of your local
heroes and their
families. For more
information please call
Ginger at 615-683-4125
Jun 13
2nd Annual Antique Tractor & Engine Show
At the Defeated Creek Marina from 9 am till 3 pm. Tractor parade
at noon. Awards will be given out in different categories. For
more info contact: 615-774-3230
Jun 13
"The Little Opry" in Gainesboro
At 6:00 pm at the Fox Elementary School Cafeteria Building at
707 School Drive, near the J.C. Rescue Squad Building in
Gainesboro. The music program includes: Country, Gospel, and
Blue Grass. Admission is FREE! This month's lineup features
Roger Reeves, Magician, Clarence Deloach and The Highland Rim
Blue Grass Band, J.C. Standlin Band, and the Reynolds Family
Bluegrass Band.
Visit the website,
www.littleopry.org
.
Jun 14
Sundays in the Park Concerts: The Howlin' Brothers
At 2:00 pm Dogwood Performance Pavilion Cookeville
Sunday in the Park Concert Series –
For more details visit
www.cookeville-tn.org/dramacenter/
Jun 15-16
Art in the Park
In Macon County Key Park sponsored by the Macon
County Arts Council, from 9 am until Noon each day.
For more information call Nancy Doss, 615-644-5179
Jun 18 – 20
Hillbilly Days in Lafayette
The festival is at Key Park – Contact: Carolyn Blankenship at
699-2495 or Chris Phillips at 666-2121 email:
Maxeee@nctc.com
Jun 19
Bluegrass at the Sparta Amphitheater
Bringing some of the top names in bluegrass to Liberty Square.
In case of rain, the event will be held at the Sparta Civic
Center. Free and family friendly.
Contact Ed Baker at 931-738-8604 or visit web site
www.sparta-chamber.net
Jun 19 & 20
Mountain Memories Quilt Show.
The
Cumberland County Piecemakers present their quilt show at the
Cumberland County Community Complex. Hundreds of quilts,
demonstrations, vendors, lots of door prizes. Book signing with
local prize winning quilter, Marsha Radtke. Attendees will vote
for winners in 14 categories. Admission is $4. For more
information, please contact Susan McCullough at 931-484-8222.
Jun 19 & 20
14th Annual Cumberland Plateau Antique Tractor & Engine
Associations, Inc. Show
The
Volunteer Chapter 9 International Harvester Club will host show
at the Community Complex in Crossville. There will be engine
displays, tractors, farm equipment, garden tractors, swap meet
tool displays, demonstrations, and a tractor pull. Events begin
at 5:00 PM on Friday with the Farm Stock Antique Modified
tractors pulling. Saturday is a day full of fun for the kids.
Gates open at 7:00 AM and events including hay rides, treasure
hunts, train rides, and much more. Admission is free. For more
information, please contact Jack Reed at 931-788-2471.
Jun 20
Cruise-In in Fentress County
(rain date to be announced)
Show off your "unique" old cars in the Wolf River Valley Sgt
York State Historic Park in Pall Mall on Hwy 127. For more
information call Fentress County Chamber of Commerce at
931-879-9948 or
www.jamestowntn.org
Jun 20
Second Annual Fresh Air Arts Festival
At Veterans Park in
Granville. This is a juried show. For more information on any of
these events, contact Alice Maiwald, 931-265-0338 or
uppercumberlandartalliance@yahoo.com
Jun 20
Sparta “Good Time” Cruisers
celebrate the classics, past and present at the car show on
Liberty Square from 5 – 8:30 pm.
For more information call Bill or Kathy Saylors at 931-761-8687
Jun 20
Summer
Vendors Market
At Algood Family Life Center at Methodist from 9
am – 5 pm. Something for everyone, specialty crafts, Home and
Garden and many different gift and much more. Call Bev at
931-537-9880 or Janice at 931-526-7031.
Jun 21
Dogwood Park: Sundays in the Park Concerts: Jeff & Vida
At 2:00 pm Dogwood Performance Pavilion Cookeville
Sunday in the Park Concert Series – for more details visit
www.cookeville-tn.org/dramacenter/
Jun 22
Dogwood Park: Community Band Concert
At 7:30 pm at Dogwood Performance Pavilion. For more details
visit
www.cookeville-tn.org/dramacenter/
Jun 26
Sparta Film Festival at the Amphitheater
in historic Downtown Sparta. Free classic movies "Under the
Stars" sponsored by the Downtown Business Association bring seat
cushions - concessions at the Gazebo
For more information contact Meagan Dawson at 836-2326
Jun 26
Downtown Cruise-In.
The
Downtown Crossville Cruise-In is from 3:00pm to 7:00pm on Main
Street. Main Street will be closed from 1st Street to North
Street. There will be classic cars, music, food, and door
prizes. For more information, call Frances Carson at
931-787-1324.
Jun
27
Jumpin' June
At the Highland Winery on Hwy 127 – in Jamestown
from 11 am.-5 pm
Music by: The Road Taken,
www.theroadtakenband.com
Food: Chicken Plate
For more information call 931 879-9519 or visit
www.highlandmanorwinery.net
Jun 27
Rumble On
The Mountain.
A motorcycle rally to benefit Morgan County Fire and Rescue
Assoc. A two-night package with entertainment on Friday night.
Fare includes: lodging, Plateau Gourmet Dinner and Breakfast.
Reservations required: 423-628-5252
Website:
http://www.rugbytn.com
Jun 27
Cherryholmes
at Bluegrass Underground at the Cumberland Caverns
At 2:00 pm. Tickets are $15. Available online at
www.BluegrassUnderground.com.
The Volcano Room at Cumberland Caverns is accessible to those
who are at least moderately physically active Call the Caverns
at (931-668-4396 or at
www.cumberlandcaverns.com
Jun 27
4TH Annual Macon Bluegrass Festival
At the Macon County Fair Grounds – 10:00 am till 10:30 pm – Free
admission, bring your own chairs
Contact Hannah Smith at 615-699-3539 or 388-1404
Jun 27
Craig Cameron Extreme Cowboy Riders
East Fork Stables off Hwy 127 in Fentress County will host the
one-day WPQ event for non-pro’, Pro and Ride Smart division.
Entry fee will be $65, and prizes will be given away to those in
the pro division.
For more information call East Fork at 800-97-Trail or visit
website at
www.eastforkstables.com
Jun 28
Dogwood Park: Sundays in the Park Concerts: Jamey Simmons
At 2:00 pm Dogwood Performance Pavilion Cookeville
Sunday in the Park Concert Series –
For more details visit
www.cookeville-tn.org/dramacenter/
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May - till Labor Day in September - Every
Thursday at 4pm
Defeated Creek Bass Tournament
in Carthage
For
more information call 615-774-3131 or website at
www.defeatedcreekmarina.com
Jul 1
Fireworks and Tea
Celebrate the gift of our country in song and
symbols. $10.00 plus tax and gratuity 1 to 3
Eastern Time Grey Gables Bed ‘n Breakfast Inn,
Rugby, TN. Reservations required: 423-628-5252
Website:
http://www.rugbytn.com
Jul 3-4
38th Annual Smithville Fiddlers Jamboree and Crafts
Festival.
Commencing at 9:00 a.m. both days in Town
Square in Smithville.
www.smithvillejamboree.com
Jul 4
The 11th Annual Fiddler 5K
will be held at 7:00 a.m.
the road race benefits Habitat for Humanity of DeKalb County. For
more details see
www.fiddler5K.com
Jul 4
4th of July Pig Roast
At East Fork Stables at 3598
S. York Hwy. in Jamestown. Call 800-97-TRAIL or
931-879-1176 or visit website
www.eastforkstables.com
July 4
Independence Day Celebration
In Byrdstown.
Food and Craft Booths, Games and Fun for all ages! Music in the evening and Fireworks at dusk!
For more information contact the Chamber Toll-free 1-888-406-4704
or e-mail pickettinfo@twlakes.net
Click
Here for Event Website
Jul 4
Fourth of July Celebration Granville
Professional Fireworks with
Music at Dusk, Music at Granville Veterans Park
before the fireworks, Sutton Ole Time Music Hour
6:00 p.m.Dinner at 5:00 and 6:30 -Granville will be
open at Noon. Check website
www.granvillemuseum.com
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Jul 10
Sparta
Film Festival:
“The Spiderwick Chronicles”
Free event at the Sparta Amphitheater sponsored by
the Downtown Business Association
For more information call
Megan Dawson at
931 -836-2326
Jul 10 - 11
Bluegrass & Barbeque
Presented by the Cumberland County Fair Association
at the Community Complex. Admission is $5 and kids
under 6 are free.
For more information on the Bluegrass Band
competitions, contact Ricky Smith at 931-510-0821,
Jason Atkinson at 931-484-6933, or Leah Threet at
931-260-8505.For more information on the Barbeque
contest, contact Gary Adams at 931-456-6323 or Lynn
Tollett at 931-788-2348.
Jul
10, 17, 24 & 31
Main Street McMinnville presents Main Street Live
Every Friday night in July
food vendors will open at 6:00 pm and the concerts
begin at 7:00 pm.
Main Street Live! Concert Series
Jul 10- Rubber Soul - a celebration of The Beatles
Jul 17- The Boomers American rock-blues from the
Allman Brothers to B.B. King
Jul 24- The Joe Harvey Band Classic Blues, Rock,
Alternative, & more
Jul 31- Timeline music from the 60's and 70's with
tight vocals and a crisp sound
Visit
www.mainstreetmcminnville.org
Jul 11
The 2009 Watertown Jazz Festival
The festival marks the 14th year of this celebration
of all things jazz! Hosted by the Watertown Chamber
of Commerce and organized in 2009 by Planit
Nashville, Inc., this event has grown from
approximately 200 attendees to over 5,000 jazz fans
from all over the region.
Concert starts at 3 pm in downtown Watertown .
For more information –
www.watertownjazz.com
Jul 11
Spencer Mt. Homecoming
in downtown at the Spencer Courthouse
Contact: Lesa Guy at
lesaann@charter.net,
931 946-7461 or Melodie Wheeler at
melodiecw@charter.net
Jul 11
Independence Bluegrass Festival
Starting 1:00 pm until 10:00 pm at the Independence
Community Center.
Call Joe Arney 931-823-4476
Until Aug 30
Hairspray the Musical
At the Cumberland Playhouse in Crossvile
For reservations call the box office 931-484-5000
See website at
www.ccplayhouse.com
To Be Announced
Rock Climbing Workshops
First comes instruction in
basic knots, harnesses, and techniques, and then we
meet some of the milder bluffs and boulders in the
park. There is a fee for these events. For more
information, email
Ray.Cutcher@state.tn.us
, or call the park
office at (423) 881-3297
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July 11
"The Little Opry" in Gainesboro
At 6:00 pm at the Fox Elementary School Cafeteria
Building at 707 School Drive, near the J.C. Rescue
Squad Building in Gainesboro. The music program
includes: Country, Gospel, and Blue Grass. Admission
is FREE! Visit the website,
www.littleopry.org
Jul 11, 18, 25
"Sutton Ole Time Music Hour” –
Saturday night from 6 pm till 8 pm at the Sutton
General Store in Historic Granville. One hour of the
show is recorded for a Radio Broadcast, called
Sutton Ole Time Music Hour.
Jul 11 The Bilbreys
Jul 18 Marty Lanham & the Dixie Café
Jul 25 Barry Scott & 2nd Wind
All-You-Can-Eat Family Style Dinner
Call the store for reservations - 931-653-4151
Jul 11
The Stephens Center for the Prevention of Child
Abuse Benefit
The Stoddart Family and Jammin at Hippie Jack's is
are hosting a one day of music, BBQ cook off,
swimming and silent auction. The event will be held
on our farm in Middle Tennessee. The opportunity to
appear on the Jammin at Hippie Jack's nationally
broadcast public television show has once again
attracted national acts to the Stoddart family
stage.
Tickets are $25.00 with 100% of ticket sales going
to the Stephens Center. Children 12 and under are
free. *Ticket price includes the option of camping
Friday and Saturday nights. To order tickets or for
more info call (931) 823-6432 Stephens Center or
(931) 445-2072 Hippie Jack's or visit
www.jamminathippiejacks.com
Jul 12
5th Annual Frog Gigging Tournament
The tournament will be held from 7 pm till midnight.
Fee $10 per person - 3 per team. Meet at Community
Bank of Gordonsville.
Contact Scott Clemons -683-4042 for info.
Jul 13
Cookeville Community Concert Band
The Community Band is comprised of local musicians
under the direction of Dr. Wayne Pegram. At Dogwood
Pavilion at 7:30 pm
Jul 15
Ward Robbins Chamber Golf Outing
Stonehenge Country Club in Crossville.
Tee off: 9:00a.m.
Registration begins @7:30a.m.
Limited to the first 84 golfers to sign up. $50/golfer which includes 18 holes of golf-scramble format, golf ca, & lunch sponsored by Livingston Regional Hospital & Pickett County Care & Rehab in 2003, 2004 & 2005 & 2007 & 2008
http://www.dalehollow.com/events.htm
Jul 17 - 18
Don Helms Steel Guitar Festival & Golf Tournament
Presented by the Big South Fork Opry.
Kick off with the golf
tournament on Fri, Jul 17 at Lake Tansi Golf Course.
All music events will be held at the Palace Theatre
in Downtown Crossville.
Fri. 7:00 pm - A tribute to Steel Guitar legend,
John Hughey.Sat. 1:00 pm, Don Helms Steel Guitar
Jam with ten of the top steel guitar players in the
world.
Sat. 7:00 pm will be the tribute show honoring Don
Helms.
For more information or tickets, call the Palace
Theatre at 931-484-6133 or visit
www.bigsouthforkopry.com.
Jul 17
Bluegrass at the Sparta Amphitheater
Bringing some of the top names in bluegrass
to Liberty Square every 3rd Friday at 7
p.m., May - September. In case of rain the
event is held at the Sparta Civic Center,
514 E. Bockman Way. Free and family
friendly.
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Jul 17
3rd Friday
on the West Side
Inaugral Event. Check out the West Side every 3rd
Friday of the month for shopping, dining &
entertainment into the evening! For more information
call 931-528-1220
July 17,18, 24 & 25 at 7 pm
"Peace in the Valley"
Written by Gene Embry
Directed by Kerrie Embry
A former citizen, a member of one of the town’s
oldest families has died. His final wish is to
return home! There's one more request; the deceased
was a member of a nudist colony in California. His
wish - to be buried as he lived, in the nude.
Showtime 7:00 pm
http://www.redboilingspringstn.com/thomas_house.htm
July 17 - 24
" The Music Man"
The Cookeville Drama Center and The Department of
Leisure Services present THE MUSIC MAN at the
Cookeville Drama Center July 17 at 7:30 p.m., July
18 at 2:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., July 19 at 2:00 p.m.,
July 23 at 7:30 p.m., July 24 at 7:30 p.m., and July
25 at 2:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Tickets go on sale
June 15 at 9:00 a.m. at the Drama Center. Reserved
seats are $15/adults, $12/seniors, $10 children.
Stop by the Drama Center or call 931-528-1313 for
MasterCard or VISA reservations. Visit
www.cookevilledramacenter.com
for events and information.
Jul 18
Fragrant Mushroom Gallery Grand Opening
Thor & Cherri McNeil are inviting to the
grand opening of the new location of the Fragrant
Mushroom at 12 W. Bockman Way in Sparta on Saturday
July 18.
For more information and details call them at
931-836-8190 or visit their website at
www.fragrantmushroom.com
Jul 18
Sparta Cruise In
Sparta Good Time Cruisers invite you to join
in the fun at the monthly Sparta Cruise In
on Historic Liberty Square, from 5-8:30
p.m., the third Saturday of each month,
April-October.
Contact: Bill and Kathy Saylors (931)
761-8687
Jul 18
TN State Championship Truck & Tractor Pull
At the Cumberland County Community Complex. Antique
Tractors will start pulling at 2:00 pm and at 7:00
pm, the V-8 Hot Rod Tractors, Dual Engine and Blower
Tractors, Super Stock, Pro Stock, and Super Street
4x4 Trucks, and Smoker Tractors will hit the dirt.
For more information, please
call Jack Reed at 931-260-6015 or Abby Jo at
931-260-4611 or visit
www.crossvillepullers.com
Jul 18
Livingston –Overton County Bluegrass Festival
At Winningham Park at Dillon Pond. Bring a chair and
enjoy. Starting at 12 pm – 8 pm
Call the Chamber of Commerce for more information at
(931) 823-6421
Jul 19
Stacy
Mitchhart at
Concerts on
the Lawn At
DelMonaco
Winery in
Baxter
Music starts
at 1:00 pm
until 4:00
pm. Entrance
fee is just
$10/vehicle.
You are
invited to
bring your
friends and
family, a
picnic, and
a blanket or
lawn
chair. Please
DO NOT bring pets,
grills or
outside
liquor. We
will have
our tasting
room open
during the
concerts so
you may
sample and
purchase
wines here.
For more
information
call
931-858-1177
or visit
www.delmonacowinery.com
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Jul 20 – 25
DeKalb County Fair “Grandpa Fair of the South”
Alexandria DeKalb county Fairgrounds. Open Mon-Fri
at 5 pm, Sat 4 pm
For more information check DeKalb County Chamber of
Commerce at 615-597-4163 or
www.smithvilletn.com
Jul 20 -25
72nd Annual Overton County Fair
at the Overton County Fairgrounds
For times and other information, contact: Tina
Williams at (931) 823-6959 ext. 241
Jul 23 - 24
Art in the Park
CACE will be hosting the Art in the Park festival
at the Cumberland Mountain State Park. The festival
will include exhibitions and sales of fine arts and
crafts of regional artisans. Please contact Sharron
Eckert for more information at 931-277-5425.
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Jul 24
Sparta Film Festival
“Journey to the Center of the Earth (3D)
“
Sparta Film Festival - Movies Under the
Stars.
Free event at the Sparta Amphitheater
sponsored by the Downtown Business
Association
For more information call Megan Dawson
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Jul 25
Pik-N Barn
Featuring Live Bluegrass Music from "Possum Hunters"
& "Bac~Trak~ers
491 Allen Burgess Rd, Crossville
Phone: 931-788-2751
Dedicated to the preservation of Bluegrass Music
Jul 25
Homestead Tower celebrates 75th Anniversary
Cumberland 's historic Homestead Tower celebrates
its 75th Anniversary with a fun-filled celebration.
The original Cumberland Homesteaders and their
contributions to this community will be honored. The
celebration will include the unveiling of a
historical marker, plus a reenactment of the 1934
visit by First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt to the
original Homesteaders.
Jul 25
Upper Cumberland Cajun Day
At the Highland Winery on
Hwy 127 – in Jamestown from 11 am.-5 pm. Music by:
Delicious Blues Stew,
www.deliciousbluesstew.com
Food: Cajun Food
For more information call 931 879-9519 or visit
www.highlandmanorwinery.net
Jul 25
Third Annual Gourd Gala
At Cumberland Art Center in
Cookeville. For more information on any of these
events, contact Alice Maiwald, 931-265-0338 or
uppercumberlandartalliance@yahoo.com
Jul 25
Downtown Cruise-In in Crossville
From 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm on Main Street. The street
will be closed from 1st Street to North Street.
There will be classic cars, music, food, and door
prizes. For more information, call Frances Carson at
931-787-1324
Jul 25
SONIC Summer Cruise-In -Lafayette
From 4 – 8 pm
50’s Night
Jul 25 -26
Back to Mayberry Days
At Hidden Hollow Park on 1901 Mt. Pleasant Rd in
Cookeville from 10 am – 6 pm. A special appearance
from Barney and his squad car- 2 live performances
from Elvis each day. COST: $6 adults, $4 kids
Call 931-526-40 or check website
www.hiddenhollowtn.com
Jul 27 – Aug 1
Smith County Fair
The Fair will be held at the Smith County
Agriculture Center in South Carthage beginning.
For more info contact 615 -735-2294.
Jul
31
Fifth Friday Fish Fry
From 5:00-9:00 pm at the Donoho Hotel in Red
Boiling Springs. All entertainers and help are
volunteers—proceeds benefit the Goodwill Committee.
Contact Robert Stroop at 1-800-799-1705 or visit
www.donohohotel.com.
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Sparta Film Festival :
“Secondhand Lions”
Sparta Film Festival - Movies Under the
Stars. Free event at the Sparta Amphitheater
sponsored by the Downtown Business
Association
For more information call Megan Dawson
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The Sgt. York Patriotic Foundation
is
inviting vendors to participate in Sgt. York Day 2009 on Oct. 17
beginning at 9 a.m. at Sgt. York State Historic Park in Pall Mall.
More than 2,000 attended last year’s event. Planned activities
include music, essay and art contests, food, patriotic and historic
displays, re-enactors, an auction and tours of the Sgt. York home
place, grist mill, general store and grave site. Interested artists,
craftsman and specialty food vendors are encouraged to visit
www.sgtyork.org
to view the Sgt. York Day 2008 Photo Gallery and download a 2009
Vendor Application. For additional information or reservations call
1-888-WWI-HERO (1-888-991-4376).
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May - till Labor Day in September - Every Thursday
at 4pm
Defeated Creek
Bass Tournament in Carthage
Aug 1- 31
Historic Rugby in August
Come enjoy 25 different
special learning experiences at Historic Rugby in 2009! The
beautiful historic village with its scenic trails provides an
ideal setting. Most activities are geared to both beginners and
more advanced levels. Historic Rugby sponsors these activities
to help preserve the rich craft traditions and diverse natural
resources of the Cumberland Plateau.
- Registration 1-888-214-3400
or see class schedule at
www.historicrugby.org
NOTE: ALL TIMES SHOWN ARE EASTERN
Aug 1
Byrdstown Kountry Kruiser’s Car Show
From 4 – 8 pm
At Dale Hollow Shell on Hwy 111 in Byrdstown.
For more information call 931-864-3761 or see
www.freewebs.com/byrdstownkountrykruisers
Aug 1
Ronnie Milsap Headlines Cumberland Jamboree
Grammy winning country superstar Ronnie Milsap performs at Stone
Memorial High School . Proceeds from the show will
benefit Crossville's House of Hope and Helping Hands Zone D
Ministries. Milsap will perform a 2 p.m. matinee plus a 7 p.m.
evening show. Ticket prices are $30.00 in advance and $40.00 at
the door.
Check
www.ronniemilsap.com
Aug 1
The Greencards at Bluegrass Underground
Live at
Cumberland Caverns at 1 pm. The show can be heard the last
Friday night of each Saturday on 650 WSM at 5:00 pm. Bluegrass
Underground can be seen live at Cumberland Caverns. Live
performances are streamed world-wide on
wsmonline.com.
For more info & to purchase tickets:
BluegrassUnderground.com
or check
www.cumberlandcaverns.com
Cumberland
Caverns is now open all year for all visitors. Come see us
soon!
Aug 1
Understanding Birds of Prey & Reptiles in Historic Rugby
In the Community Building behind Visitor's Centre on Saturday at
10:00 am (ET). An exceptional program of slides and live
exhibits of birds of prey and reptiles with a focus on natural
history and ecological roles of various predators. Instructors
Katie Cottrell, Kathy Strunk & John Byrd work with the Clinch
River Raptor Center . The Center has been rescuing, tending, and
releasing sick or wounded owls, hawks and reptiles for 23 years.
They have tended over 1,700 animals, and are experts in sharing
un-releasable birds and reptiles in schools and workshops
throughout East Tennessee .
Advance reservation if possible. Fee is $12 for adults, $4 for
K-8 students accompanied by adult. Bring camera and/or notebook.
Donation from fee will be made to Clinch River Raptor Center .
For more
information or registration call Historic Rugby at
1-888-214-3400 or visit www.historicrugby.org
Aug 1 - 29
Sutton Ole Time Music Hour
Sutton General Store in Granville each Saturday
The music begins at 6:00 pm with live radio taping at 7:00 pm
August Band Schedule
Family Style Dinner is served at 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 pm.
Call the store for reservations - 931-653-4151 or visit website
at
http://www.granvillemuseum.com/
Aug 3 – 8
Macon County Fair
at the
Macon County Fair Grounds. For more details contact: Bill Wells-
bwells@lafayettecityhall.org
Aug 3
“
America, the Melting Pot”
The Cookeville Community Concert Band presents “ America
, the Melting Pot” in Dogwood Park at 7:30 pm. All Community
Band concerts in Dogwood Park are free!
Aug 3
Community Band Concert
At
the Dogwood Park in Cookeville. The concert is free and starts
at 7:30pm
Aug 5
Trash and
Treasure Tea
Observing the 127 yard sale $10.00 plus tax and
gratuity 1 to 3 Eastern Time Grey Gables Bed ‘n Breakfast Inn,
Rugby, TN.
Reservations required: 423-628-5252
Website:
http://www.rugbytn.com
Aug 6 – 9
East Fork Stables – Camping
During the 127 Yard Sale – East Fork Stables in Jamestown has
free vendor spaces when camping there.
For more information contact East Fork Stables, 3598 S. York
Hwy., Jamestown.
Call (800) 97-TRAIL or (931) 879-1176. Website is
www.eastforkstables.com
Aug 6 – 15
83rd Annual Putnam County Agricultural & Industrial Fair
At
the Putnam County Fair Grounds in Cookeville.
For details and scheduled events check
www.putnamcountyfair.org
Or call
931-528-9316
Aug 6 – 9
127 Corridor Sale
Come join the thousands of bargain hunters during the
World-Renowned 127-Corridor Sale . The sale travels through the
heart of Cumberland County with loads of first rate bargains!
The Sale is headquartered in Jamestown , Tennessee at the
Fentress County Chamber of Commerce. Stop by the Chamber office
in Ye Ole Jail next to the Courthouse in downtown Jamestown to
purchase your official 127 Sale T-Shirts!
www.127sale.com
Aug 7
There will be a free family-friendly movie showing in Dogwood
Park at 8:00 pm. Bring blankets or lawn chairs and enjoy the
feature!
Aug 7
Micah’s Fine Art, Craft & Luscious Gifts
Experience the grand opening of the West Side ’s newest gallery
presented by Spicer & Company. The grand opening reception of
Micah’s is from 7:00 pm -9:00 pm, at Delia Ateliers on 123 West
Broad Street , across from the Depot, in Cookeville .
Admission is free, but reservations are required. For more
information or reservations for the grand opening reception,
please call 931-525-3935
Micah’s regular hours, after the opening on August 7th, are Mon
1:00 pm – 6:00 pm; Tue -Fri 10:00 am – 6:00 pm; Sat 1:00 pm –
7:00 pm; closed Sunday.
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Sparta
Film Festival:
“Inkheart”
Sparta
Film Festival - Movies Under the Stars.
Free event at the Sparta Amphitheater sponsored by the
Downtown Business Association.
For
more information call :
Megan Dawson 931-835-2326
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Aug 7 & 8
Truck & Tractor Pull
Starting at 7:00 pm at the Macon County Fairgrounds
Contact Terry White at 615-633-7267 for more details
Aug 7-9
Simply Scared!
You saw it on the season three A&E episode, "Room 37." Now
return to THE THOMAS HOUSE in Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee
with the cast of "Paranormal State," along with Chip Coffey,
Michelle Belanger, Chad Calek and the legendary Lorraine Warren
in what will undoubtedly be the biggest field trip yet! Join
Michelle and Chip for a DEAD TIME seance! Attend in-depth
workshops that will excite and satisfy both paranormal
enthusiasts and investigators. Enjoy two dinners with the cast
(dinners included with Field Trip ticket), including a haunted
dinner theatre! There is a lot happening at this one, and there
are only 10 TICKETS LEFT!
You can buy tickets and learn more info by checking out
http://www.parafieldtrip.com/events/upcoming-events/dead-breakfast/
Aug 7 – Sep 15
Ceramic Art Exhibit
Appalachian Center for Craft presents an exhibition by ceramic
artist Sally Brogden, titled Meditations on Space in Gallery
Two.
For more information contact the Center Center at 931.372.3051,
email
craftcenter@tntech.edu or visit
www.tntech.edu/craftcenter/wkshops
Aug 8
Standing Stone Cruisers
Monthly Car & Bike Cruise-In in Livingston . For more
information call 931-823-6421 or check
www.StandingStoneCruisers.com
Aug
8
2nd
Annual "Hog-eye" Car Show
Sponsored by the Livingston Exchange Club. Registration begins
at 10:00 am
at the Livingston Academy High School
For more details call Robbie Melton at (931) 823-2735
Aug 8
Burgess Falls 5th Annual Butterfly Garden Celebration
Come and celebrate the award winning Native Butterfly Garden!
Enjoy a fun-filled day with TN State Park Ranger & State led
educatio
Aug. 8
The Little Opry" in Gainesboro
At 6:00 pm at the Fox Elementary School Cafeteria Building at
707 School Drive, near the J.C. Rescue Squad Building in
Gainesboro. The music program includes: Country, Gospel, and
Blue Grass. Admission is FREE! Visit the website,
www.littleopry.org
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Aug 9
Atlantic Ensemble in Concert
The concert begins at 3 pm at the Wattenbarger Auditorium of the
Bryan Fine Arts Bldg on TTU. Tickets are $25 for adults and
available at the door. All proceeds benefit Helping Hands
clients, all of whom are residents of Putnam County . The
Ensemble will perform works by Bach, Tchaikovsky, Mozart and
more.
Visit the Helping Hands website at
www.helpinghandspc.org
or call 526-3838. Reservations for the Aug. 9 benefit concert
are not necessary, but seats are limited.
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Aug 10-15
Fentress County Agricultural Fair
at the Fentress County Fairground
For more information call the Fentress County Chamber of
Commerce at 931-879-9948
Or visit
www.bigsouthfork.org
Leisure Services School of Dance
Registrations are underway for the Leisure Services
School of Dance in Cookeville . Courses are offered for
persons age 3 and up, emphasizing Ballet, Jazz, and
Modern and meet at the dance studios at the Cane Creek
Recreation Center . An open house for interested persons
will be held at the Rec. Center August 13 from 4-6 p.m.
Call 528-1313 or 520-4386 to register. Visit
www.cpactn.com
and follow the school of dance link for additional
information on the Leisure Services School of Dance.
Visit the Granville Arts and Culture Center
Located upstairs at the Sutton Store in Granville. The
Artists are members of the Upper Cumberland Arts
Alliance.
The Sutton Store and the Art
Center are open Wednesday thru Saturday from 10:00 am to
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Aug 14
Sparta
Film Festival
“Remember the Titans”
Sparta
Film Festival - Movies Under the Stars
Free event at the Sparta Amphitheater sponsored by the
Downtown Business Association.
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Aug 14 -15
"Smokin' in
McMinnville - Chick,
Swine, & Bovine"
"Smokin in McMinnville"
will be a rare
opportunity for everyone
to see many unique and
oversized smoker/grills
in action. It will also
be a chance to visit
with friends and
neighbors, and the
opportunity to help
crown a Tennessee State
Barbecue Champion and
the Best Back Yard
Barbecue Cook in Warren
County .
For more
information call the
Chamber of Commerce at
(931) 473-6611 or
www.warrentn.com
Aug 15
“Legacy”
Historic Rugby brings
back Upper Cumberland ’s
finest classic rock band
–
The band’s leader, Larry
Edmondson, has been
Historic Rugby’s board
chair for the past three
years, and is joined by
fellow Cookeville and
area residents for this
benefit concert
to
raise funds for Historic
Rugby’s restoration and
preservation. Legacy
will share old favorites
from the 60s, 70s and
80s including songs from
the Eagles, Moody
Blues, Chuck Berry, Bob
Seger and Eric Clapton.
Showtime is 7:45 pm EDT
and reservations are not
required. Bring your
own seating - limited
seating available.
This is a benefit
concert; tax-deductible
donations will be
requested. NO COOLERS -
non-alcoholic beverages
will be available.
The Harrow Road Café
will start serving
dinner at 5:00 EDT each
event evening. Arrival
for dinner by 6:30 at
latest is recommended
Aug 15
S.A.V.E. Fest 2009
At 12:00pm at Dillon
Park in Woodbury.
Tickets are $10.00,
children 12 and under
are free.
The Cannon County
domestic violence
program-S.A.V.E. is
sponsoring a family
oriented community event
to raise awareness
regarding domestic
violence and earn money
to supplement S.A.V.E.
programs.
For more information or
donations, please
contact Lisa Baird
615-563-6690
Aug 16
Thea Tippin at Concerts
on the Lawn At DelMonaco
Winery in Baxter
Music starts at 1:00 pm
until 4:00 pm.
Entrance
fee is just $10/vehicle.
You are invited to bring
your friends and family,
a picnic, and a blanket
or lawn chair. Please
DO NOT bring pets,
grills or outside
liquor. We will have
our tasting room open
during the concerts so
you may sample and
purchase wines here.
For more information
call 931-858-1177 or
visit
www.delmonacowinery.com
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Aug 16
Triathlon at Fall Creek Falls
Push your
limits in a 1.5km swim, a 40km bike ride, followed by a 10km
run. For more information, contact Martin Coleman at (865)
250-3618, or register at
www.racedayevents.net.
Aug 21, 22,
28 & 29
"Dirty
Laundry" at Thomas House in Red Boiling Springs
Comedy Dinner Theatre
written by Gene Embry
Dirty clothes aren't the only thing foul in this apartment
house!!! The owners have been made an offer to sell!!!
An offer
they can’t refuse!
Showtime 7:00 pm
Click
Here for Event Website
Aug 22
Auction
for the Arts
Held at the
Macon County Fairgrounds at 5 :00 pm - Sponsored by the Macon
County Arts Council 615-644-5179.
August 22 – 30
Dale Hollow 7 Card
Stud Poker Run
This summer we
will have two Poker Runs to benefit the Ronald McDonald House.
First place will receive up to $2500 in prize money. This is not
a race..... it is a family poker run that can be completed over
the course of a day, weekend, or take the entire week. You
choose the time and speed to visit all 7 marinas.
Participating Marinas:
Cedar Hill Resort * East
Port Marina & Resort *
Mitchell Creek
Marina *
Star
Point Resort * Sulphur
Creek Resort, Inc. *
Sunset Marina & Resort •
Willow Grove Resort.
The Poker Run is open to both boats and motorcycles. For more
information:
www.dalehollowlakepokerrun.com or call 1-877-864-8666 toll
free to reserve your place (M-F/9am-5pm cst). |
Aug 24 - 29
Cumberland County Fair
Come & enjoy the fair at the Community
Complex/Fairgrounds. The Fair includes
rides, games, food, music, pageants, a
petting zoo, and much more! There will
be livestock judging and best in show
prizes. For more information on times,
special ticket pricing and other
information, you can reach the Fair
Association during the month of August
at 931-484-9454 or visit the web at
www.cumberlandcountyfair.com.
Aug 28, 29 & Sep 1, 3 ,4 & 5
Suicide in B Flat
Tickets will go on sale August 17 for
the first in the Backstage at CPAC/Cookeville
2009-2010 series. Dave Davidson will
direct Sam Shepard’s Suicide in B Flat,
with all shows at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets are $10/adults, $8/seniors, and
$5/full-time students. The CPAC box
office number is 528-1313.
Visit
www.cpactn.com
for events and information.
Aug 30 - Sep 5
Scott County Fair
The oldest continuous running fair in
State of Tennessee , midway,
entertainment, pageants, exhibits, held
at Scott County Fairgrounds in Oneida .
For more information call 423-569-8723
September
The Sgt. York Patriotic Foundation
is inviting vendors to
participate in Sgt. York Day
2009 on Oct. 17 beginning at 9
a.m. at Sgt. York State Historic
Park in Pall Mall. More than
2,000 attended last year’s
event. Planned activities
include music, essay and art
contests, food, patriotic and
historic displays, re-enactors,
an auction and tours of the Sgt.
York
home place, grist mill,
general store and grave site.
Interested artists, craftsman
and specialty food vendors are
encouraged to visit
www.sgtyork.org to view the
Sgt. York Day 2008 Photo Gallery
and download a 2009 Vendor
Application. For additional
information or reservations call
1-888-WWI-HERO (1-888-991-4376).
September – November
Appalachian Center for Craft
Register
now for fall workshops
Evening workshops in ceramics - one night a week for 8 weeks, from
6:00 – 9:00 pm
Also, register for September weekend workshops in blacksmithing,
ceramics, fibers, glass, metals and wood.
For more information contact the Center at 931.372.3051 or email
craftcenter@tntech.edu or visit or visit
www.tntech.edu/craftcenter/wkshops
Until
Sep 15
Ceramic Art Exhibit
Appalachian Center for Craft presents an exhibition by ceramic
artists Sally Brogden, titled Meditations on Space in Gallery Two.
For more information contact the Center Center at 931.372.3051,
email craftcenter@tntech.edu
or
visit
http://www.tntech.edu/craftcenter/exhibitions/09_julysep.html
Sep 1, 3 ,4 & 5
Suicide in B Flat
Tickets will go on sale August 17 for
the first in the Backstage at CPAC/Cookeville
2009-2010 series. Dave Davidson will
direct Sam Shepard’s Suicide in B Flat,
with all shows at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets are $10/adults, $8/seniors, and
$5/full-time students. The CPAC box
office number is 528-1313.
Visit
www.cpactn.com
for events and information.
Aug 30 - Sep 5
Scott County Fair
The oldest continuous running fair in
State of Tennessee , midway,
entertainment, pageants, exhibits, held
at Scott County Fairgrounds in Oneida .
For more information call 423-569-8723
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Sep 1 – Oct 31
Autumn Acres Corn Maze and Pumpkin
Patch Autumn Acres
We invite you to take part in a
grand adventure of the biggest corn
mazes in the south east! Explore our
extensive and affordable package deal
that offers access to twelve acres of a
puzzling brain twister to work your way
out of, a petting zoo, and much, much
more! For more information, contact
Stephanie Woods at 931-210-7655 or visit
www.autumnacres.net
Sep 2
A Garden Party Tea
Bouquets of Fresh Flowers and Victorian
Chamber Music $10.00 plus tax and
gratuity 1 to 3 Eastern Time Grey Gables
Bed ‘n Breakfast Inn, Rugby, TN
Reservations Required: 423-628-5252
Website:
http://www.rugbytn.co |
Sep 4-12
White County Agricultural Fair
The Award winning White County
Agricultural Fair kicks off, with official opening
ceremonies at 4 p.m., Sept. 7. An award winning
Century Fair, this year’s edition will offer a wide
variety of events and activities for the entire
family during the old fashioned celebration. The
final night will be Sept. 12, with the World Class
Open to the World Walking Horse Show. For a complete
list of events or more details go to
www.whitecountyagfair.com
or visit
www.sparta-chamber.net |
Sep 5-26
Sutton Ole Time Music Hour
Sutton General Store in Granville each Saturday
The music begins at 6:00 pm with live radio taping
at 7:00 pm
September
Schedule
Family Style Dinner is served at 5:00 p.m. and 6:30
pm.
Call the store for reservations - 931-653-4151 or visit website
at
http://www.granvillemuseum.com/
Sep 5
4th Annual Macon County Bluegrass Festival
On Macon County Fair Grounds from 12 pm-8 pm;
$5.00 Admission—Bring your lawn chair!
Contact: James Arnett 931-258-4185.
Sep 5
Old Timer’s Day
At Pickett State Park in Jamestown.
For more information call the Fentress County
Chamber of Commerce at 931-879-9948
Or visit
www.bigsouthfork.org
Sep 5
Jamestown Trade Day
At Bluetick Antiques in Jamestown
For more information call the Fentress County
Chamber of Commerce at 931-879-9948
Or visit
www.bigsouthfork.org
Sep 5
Byrdstown Kountry Kruiser’s Car Show
From 4 – 8 pm
At Dale Hollow Shell on Hwy 111 in Byrdstown.
For more information call 931-864-3761 or see
www.freewebs.com/byrdstownkountrykruisers
Sep 5
40th Rugby Village Pilgrimage
Another Milestone Event!
The Largest Historic Building Tour In East Tennessee…Visit 20+ Historic Museum Buildings, Lodgings, and Private Historic and New Period Homes ….Enjoy Morris Dancing, Music & Demonstrations
Admission: $14 Adults, $4 K-12 Students, Preschoolers Free - MEMBERS $7
http://www.historicrugby.org/events/events.htm
Sep 5
Baxter Junction Street Fair
The Friends of the Baxter Depot will be sponsoring
the Baxter Junction Street Fair celebrating 105
years of railroad involvement. There will be food
and information booths, two different "Step Back in
Time" hay rides, (there will be a slight charge for
this event), music all day, an antique car show, and
numerous events for children.
This is the major fund raising event for the Friends
of the Baxter Depot and the Baxter Clinic, please
come by for a fun filled day.
For information contact, Mrs. Sue Neal at
931-525-2471 or Carl Halfacre, 931-858-2114 ext.
107.
In downtown Baxter, Parade of the Proud starting at
10 am.
For more information about the event, contact Jeanie
Lee at 931-372-9663
Sep 5
Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver at Bluegrass
Underground
Live at Cumberland Caverns at 1 pm. The radio
broadcast can be heard at it’s new time slot of 5pm
every Saturday on 650 WSM. Bluegrass
Underground can be seen live at Cumberland Caverns.
Live performances are streamed world-wide on
wsmonline.com.
For more info & to purchase tickets:
BluegrassUnderground.com
or check
www.cumberlandcaverns.com
Cumberland Caverns is now open all year for all
visitors. Come see us soon!
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Sep 9
Carissia & Company
Enjoy the musical fun with
original Blues and R&B songs! Carissia & Company’s
Opening performance before the Wooten Brothers Show
at 9:00 pm at 3rd & Lindsley Bar and Grill
818 3rd Ave S,
in Nashville , Tennessee 37210
Musicians: Carissia (Vocal);
Tom Malone (Guitar); Regi Wooten (Bass), & Nioshi
Jackson (Drums)
Carissia & Company, Booking
Info: 615-351-9622/Website:
www.carissiaandcompany.co
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Sep 11, 12
14th Annual Fall Fun Fest
Cookeville
CityScape's Downtown Festival, Courthouse Square
Live music, BBQ cook-off, WCTE's Stations of Imagination, crafts & more!
Contact: Dennis Freeman 615-445-5077
Website
http://www.fallfunfest.com
Sep 11 & 12
Annual Antique Car Show
National AACA Show FALL MEET
53rd Anniversary, Middle Tennessee Region
Cars, Awards and Flea Market at the Thomas House in
Red Boiling Springs
Sep 11, 12 & 13
31st Annual
Mountaineer Folk Festival
Come to Fall Creek Fall Park for handmade
crafts, traditional mountain music, and
demonstrations of pioneer skills are just part of
the fun. Country cooking, bluegrass music, and
different exhibits round out the jam-packed
schedule.
Sep 12
"Wings Over the Big South Fork"
Scott County Airport from 9 am - 9 pm.
Free admission, free concert with Sierra Hull,
Fly-in, air shows, exhibit booths,
airplane/helicopter/rides, food, evening bonfire,
storytelling and more!
A full day of fun for the entire family. Call
423-663-4557 or visit
www.wingsoverbigsouthfork.com
Sep 12
Standing Stone Cruisers
Monthly Car & Bike Cruise-In in Livingston .
For more information call 931-823-6421 or check
www.StandingStoneCruisers.com
Sep 12
7th Annual Sierra Hull Bluegrass Festival
Located on the Pickett County High School Athletic
Field just off Hwy 111 in Byrdstown,
gates open at
around 3 pm.
For more info contact the Chamber toll free:
1-888-406-4704 or e-mail: pickettinfo@twlakes.net
Admission: $7.00/adult; $3.00/child 6-12 years; 5 years
and under admitted free.
http://www.dalehollow.com/events.htm
Sep 12
27th Annual Standing Stone Marbles Festival &
National Rolley Hole Championships
At the Standing Stone State Park starting at 8:00 am
Contact Shawn Hughes at (931) 823-6347 for more
information
Sep 12
Best Friends Sanctuary Benefit Horse Show
For more information contact East Fork Stables, 3598
S. York Hwy., Jamestown. Call (800) 97-TRAIL or
(931) 879-1176. Website is
www.eastforkstables.com
Sep 13
Concert in the Park
Starting at 3:30 pm and sponsored by the Macon
County Arts Council.
Featuring the Lost River Cave Big Band. (In case of
rain—will be moved to the Macon County High School
auditorium).
For more information call the Macon County Chamber
of Commerce at
(615) 666-5885 or
www.maconcountytn.com
Sep 13
Cruise-In in Carthage
Finish Line Auto Detail & Customizing on Main Street
in Carthage is sponsoring the "Cruise-In" beginning
at 4 pm and last till..... For more information
contact: 735-3347.
Sep 17 -20
Luau Ride Food at East Fork Stables
Join in for fun, and contests.
For more information contact East Fork
Stables, 3598 S. York Hwy., Jamestown. Call (800)
97-TRAIL or (931) 879-1176. Website is
www.eastforkstables.com
Sep 18 - Nov 7
Amazin’ Acres of Fun in Sparta
Amazin’ Acres of Fun celebrates 10 years of fall
harvest fun! The McCulley’s invite you to join them
in “Creating Unforgettable Memories” on their farm
located in the lightly rolling hills of Sparta
Tennessee (just 5 miles south of Cookeville ). There
are 17 fun-filled ag-tivities offered on Amazin’
Acres of Fun Farm.
For more information call 931-761-2971 or
931-808-4053 visit their website at
www.amazinacres.com
Sep 18
"Lunch on the Lawn"
Cumberland County Habitat for Humanity's Second
Annual Lunch on the Lawn from 11:00 am to 1:30 pm.
Purchase a hand painted commemorative bowl and use
it to sample the savory dishes from local
restaurants and organizations. The lunch will be
held on the Courthouse lawn and proceeds will
benefit Habitat for Humanity.
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Sep 18 through 20
Antique Motorcycle Show & Swap Meet
Cyclemos Motorcycle Museum at 319 East Main Street in Red Boiling Springs.
American, British, Japanese, and European motorcycles and parts. Trophy show with classes for ALL bikes old and new!
$5.00 general admission, food, live music, special guests. Free Vendor spaces (must pre-register). Set up starts Thursday. Inquiries and advertisers contact: 615-699-5049.
Event sponsored by Wheels Through Time Musuem, The Harley Davidson Museum, Barber Museum, and the Confederate Chapter of the AMCA
http://www.cyclemos.com
Sep 18-19, 2009
Upper Cumberland Quilt Festival
In Algood, TN. See
beautiful quilts on display, have lunch at the
Algood Methodist Church, see and shop with our
Vendors, shop at the Senior Center Country Store,
and see your friends. An added plus this year is a
traveling exhibit of 54 quilts from the Alzheimer's
Art Quilt Initiative. Admission $6 each, group rate
available for 10 or more.
To enter a Quilt contact Barbara Tolleson at:
931-979-3262
To be a Vendor contact Paula Chaffin at:
931-644-2185
To be a Sponsor, secure tickets, or other
information contact John Allen at 931-252-2755.
Information also available on website at
www.quilt-festival.com.
Sep 18,
19, 25 & 26
"National
Harvest
Homecoming”
the Musical
Come to the
“Thomas
House” in
Red Boiling
Springs to
see the
musical
written &
directed by
Dave
Williams.
Join in the
fun for six
periods of
Music, Fun,
Love and
Adventure!
Choose to be
a part of
the Audience
or the
Talent that
Saves the
Show!!!
Show Time is
7:00pm.
Ticket
Price:
$25.00 plus
tax (incl.
all-you-can-eat
buffet &
show).
For show,
dinner and
room
reservations,
call or
E-Mail: (615)
699-3006 or
email
thomashouse@nctc.com
Sep 19
Pioneer Day on the Mountain
Event takes place at the Crossville Community
Complex beginning at 9:00 am. Celebrating heritage
and pioneering spirit in everyone. Live
demonstrations, Native American dancing &
demonstrations, food, prizes, games and much more.
All proceeds will benefit the Fair Park Senior
Center to help provide care for Cumberland County
seniors. For more information, contact Donna Rule at
931-484-7416.
Sep 19
Mud Run
Macon County Fair Grounds (held annually the
third Saturday in September)Contact: Jimmy Goad at
666-5179 – Sponsored by the Lions Club
Sep 19
2nd Annual Lions Club Auto Show
beginning at 2:00 pm at the Livingston Academy High
School
For details on the event contact: Rick Savage at
(931) 823-2885
Sep 19
Upper Cumberland Air Show
Mark your calendars, come early and beat the crowd
to the Upper Cumberland Air Show at the UC Regional
Airport in Sparta. Gates open at 9am, with special
activities, static displays of aircraft, spectacular
aerobatics and routines from high in the sky. Watch
for details at
www.uppercumberlandiarshow.com
or visit
www.sparta-chamber.net
Sep 19 –
20
Defeated Creek Marina Community Yard Sale
A benefit the American Cancer Society and the Smith
County Heritage Museum, from 8 a.m. till 4 p.m. at
the marina. $10 a seller, you can sell your own
items, or a sliding scale commission if they sell it
for you. Call to reserve space at 615 -655-5540 or
615 - 774-3131. Donated items can be picked up. All
seller fees & revenue from donated items and
commissions will be donated to the 2 non-profits.
There will be good music and great deals.For more
information call 615-774-3131
Sep 19
“The Cruise In” in Sparta
Good Time Cruisers invite you to “just show up” at
Liberty Square every 3rd Saturday, April- September
5- 8:30 p.m. Call (931) 761-8687 for more details.
Sep 19 - 20
26th Annual
Rotary's
Golf Classic
$1,000 goes
to Closest
to the Pin
on Hole
#10!!
Cash prize,
Saturday
Only!
Lunch both
days; Free
practice
round; Free
range balls,
and Goodie
bags
Two-day/Two-man
Scramble
Event
Entry Fee
per team:
$200 (fee
must be paid
prior to
practice
round)
All flights
will pay
1st, 2nd,
3rd & 4th
place
prizes.
Teams must
call for Tee
Times:
931-526-5526
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Sep 19-20
Mid-State Gun and Knife
Show
At the White County Agricultural Community
Complex, Hwy 289 South in Sparta. Open Sat 9-5 and
Sun. 9-4. Buy, sell, trade – Booth tables are
available.
Contact Bill Bohannon, 475 Franklin Ave. Sparta, TN
38583 or call (931) 738-8675 or visit
www.sparta-chamber.net
Sep
22
Fall Gardener’s Festival
The Cumberland County Master Gardener Association is
partnering with UT Extension & UT Plateau Ag
Research to host their annual Fall Gardener’s
Festival. The festival will be located at the UT
Plateau Education and Research Center (320
Experiment Station Rd). The festival begins at 12
Noon and ends at 6PM. Admission is free.
Sep 25
Highlands
Market Place
From 2:00 –
7:00 p.m. at
the Leslie
Town Centre
Great
bargains
will be
found at the
Highlands
Marketplace.
Retailers
and other
small
businesses
will be
offering
items at
deeply
discounted
rates at the
Highlands
Marketplace.
This will be
a wonderful
opportunity
to begin
those early
Christmas
purchases at
great
prices. Free
popcorn.
Contact the
Chamber at
931-526-2211
for more
information.
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Sep 25 - 26
26th Annual Middle TN Antique
Engine & Tractor Show
Hyder-Burks Ag Pavilion
Cookeville , TN. exit 286 off of I-40
Enjoy antique tractors, hit and miss engines, and
military vehicles.
For info call David Qualls at (931)526-2
Sep 25 - Sep 26
Rock Island Lions Club Antique and Craft show
From 9:00 am - 4:00 pm at the Sand Bar at Rock
Island State Park
The Rock Island Lions Club Antique and Craft show
will have a Civil War Reenactment, Crafts, Antiques,
Food, Face painting, Children's activities, live
entertainment, Renaissance festival, and much, much
more. Vendors are needed. Contact for applications:
931-686-2769 or 931-657-0716.
Sep 26
Caney Fork St. Jude / Crazy George Century Ride
Contact: Bryan Fay (931) 526-1488 or email
info@caneyforkcycles.com
Sep 26
“A Night at the Museums”
Starting at 6:00 pm sponsored by the Depot and the
Cookeville History Museum.
Sep 26
Livingston Academy Centennial Celebration
The festivities will begin at 10:00 am with arts and
crafts booths, live music, food vendors, kids
activities, door prizes and class activities. At
1:00 pm dedication of a historical marker and at
2:00 pm special presentations in the gymnasium with
Mike McCulley ( NASA astronaut) and Jimmy Carlock
(worked on Hubble telescope). Livingston Academy
prints being sold by Sid Carr to help raise money
for the event.
For more information or to purchase a print contact
the Livingston-Overton County Chamber of Commerce at
931-823-6421 or the Overton County Board of
Education at 823-1287
Sep 26
End of Harvest Celebration
At Highland Manor Winery on Hwy 127 in Jamestown
from 11 am - 5 pm
Music by: Crossroads
Food: Food to Purchase
For more information check
www.highlandmanorwinery.net
or call (931)
879-9519
Sep 26
Sandbar Arts, Antiques and
Craft Show
The show will be held at Rock
Island State park.
For more information contact Sue Jones at (931)
686-2769.
Sep
26
Public Lands Day Work Day & Hike.
Join the park for
a rewarding morning of trail work followed by a
guided hike on the Bunkum Cave Trail. Assistance is
needed to maintain this beautiful trail! Long pants
and boots are recommended. Snacks, water, work
gloves and tools will be provided. Meet at 9 am at
the trailhead.
Sep 26
Downtown Cruise-In
The Downtown Crossville Cruise-In
is from 3:00pm to 7:00pm on Main Street. Main Street
will be closed from 1st Street to North Street.
There will be classic cars, music, food, and door
prizes. For more information, call Frances Carson at
931-787-1324.
Sep 26
Homestead’s Apple Festival
The 6th Annual Homesteads
Apple Festival is "old fashioned fun for all ages!!"
The festival begins at 9:00 AM and ends at 5:00 PM.
Admission is free!! There will be live music all
day, a free kid’s zone, over 75 craft booths,
a quilt show, antique tractors on display, and hot
fresh fried apple pies!! The festival is held at the
Historic Homesteads Tower. For more information,
please call 931-456-9663 or visit
www.cumberlandhomesteads.org.
Sep 26
Livingston Academy Centennial Celebration
The festivities will begin at 10:00 am with arts and
crafts booths, live music, food vendors, kids
activities, door prizes and class activities. At
1:00 pm dedication of a historical marker and at
2:00 pm special presentations in the gymnasium with
Mike McCulley ( NASA astronaut) and Jimmy Carlock
(worked on Hubble telescope)
Livingston Academy prints being sold by Sid Carr to
help raise money for the event. For more information
or to purchase a print contact the
Livingston-Overton County Chamber of Commerce at
931-823-6421 or the Overton County Board of
Education at 823-1287.
Sep 26-27
Rock Island Lions Club Antique and Crafts Fair.
Handmade items, baked goods, antiques, Children
activities, face painting, Civil war reenactment
Renaissance festival, live entertainment and much
more. Vendors needed please contact 931-686-2769 or
931-657-0716.
Sep 26
Monterey Senior Citizens 5K Run
7 a.m. start at Monterey Senior Citizens
Center. Updated information and application are
available at
http://www.montereytn.com
or
http://www.hilltopexpress.net
Sep 27
Fall Corn Fest at Mid-Tenn
Nursery
The event is s a fundraiser
for the WCTE the Cookeville public television
station and features a concert with local favorites,
The Ballingers. There is something for everybody
from the corn maze to great corn on the cob to good
music to a corn hole tournament.
For more information call
931-526-8317 or see
www.mid-tennnursery.com
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The Sgt. York Patriotic Foundation
is
inviting vendors to participate in Sgt. York Day 2009 on Oct. 17
beginning at 9 a.m. at Sgt. York State Historic Park in Pall Mall.
More than 2,000 attended last year’s event. Planned activities
include music, essay and art contests, food, patriotic and historic
displays, re-enactors, an auction and tours of the Sgt. York home
place, grist mill, general store and grave site. Interested artists,
craftsman and specialty food vendors are encouraged to visit
www.sgtyork.org to view the Sgt.
York Day 2008 Photo Gallery and download a 2009 Vendor Application.
For additional information or reservations call 1-888-WWI-HERO
(1-888-991-4376).
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Oct 1 until Nov 7
Amazin’ Acres of Fun
is open for a variety of fun family farm activities
including several corn mazes, a straw crawl, and
lots of cool country critters, hayride, and a visit
to the pumpkin patch. For more information visit
www.amazinacres.com
Oct 1, 2, & 3
150
Mile Rollercoaster Fair Yard Sale
23rd Annual Rural America's 150 Mile Rollercoaster Fair Yard Sale!
From Mammoth Cave, KY south through Tennessee around Dale Hollow Lake and back to Glasgow, KY. Over 150 mile yard sale with antiques, crafts, southern food, produce, music & more!
Contact:
www.rollercoasterfair.com
or call 1-888-406-4704
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Oct 2 - 4
Tennessee Quarter Horse Association Ride
For more information contact East Fork Stables, 3598
S. York Hwy., Jamestown.
Call (800) 97-TRAIL or (931) 879-1176. Website is
www.eastforkstables.com
Oct 2 – 4
Lynn Palm in the Arena - Ride Well Clinic
Jamestown
Enroll Now! For more information contact
East Fork Stables, 3598 S. York Hwy., Jamestown.
Call (800) 97-TRAIL or (931) 879-1176. Website is
www.eastforkstables.com
Oct 2 -
10
6th Annual Shakespeare in the Park "The Tempest
At 7:00 pm in Dogwood Park Performance Pavilion.
Free & Open to the public.
Presented by the Cookeville Department of Leisure
Services- Cultural Arts Division
Contact: Box Office 931-528-1313
www.cookeville-tn.org/dramacenter
Oct 3
Rendezvous on the Square Honoring DeFord Bailey
The event is sponsored by Green Bank and is held at
the historical and beautiful Courthouse on Main
Street in Carthage and is kicked off with a
pre-event 5K run/walk to benefit Habitat for
Humanity.
The
Rendezvous will begin at 10:00 a.m. Entertainment
will be through out the day. Anyone interested in
participating or sponsoring the event please contact
Julie Davenport at 735-0256, or The Smith County
Chamber of Commerce at 615-735-2093. For info
regarding the 5K run contact David Bass at
615-735-1122.
Oct 3
15th Annual Autumn Street Fair in McMinnville
From 9 am – 5 pm, this annual festival features
crafts, food, activities and entertainment for the
entire family. The festival is a project by Chamber
of Commerce Leadership McMinnville Class .This
street fair is also special because we will be
celebrating our McMinnville's 200th birthday! Come
and enjoy good down home family fun! For more
information contact the McMinnville/Warren County
Chamber of Commerce at 931- 473-6611 or
www.autumnstreetfair.com
Oct 3
Byrdstown Kountry Kruiser’s Car Show
From 4 – 8 pm
At Dale Hollow Shell on Hwy 111 in Byrdstown.
For more information call 931-864-3761 or see
www.freewebs.com/byrdstownkountrykruisers
Oct 3
2nd Annual Doll Show
At the Millard Oakley Public Library in Livingston
Registration is from 8:00 a.m. – Noon. Viewing
begins at 1:30 p.m.
Contact: Brenda Warren at (931) 823-1753
Oct 3
Granville Fall Celebrations
Annual Granville Quilt Festival from 10:00 am - 4:00
pm will be held in the historic Granville United
Methodist Church. This years event will honor the
Memory of Doris Halfacre. Over 100 quilts will be in
competition and quilters' collections will be
featured
6th Annual Jazz On The Cumberland from 12:00 noon
- 4:30 pm at the Veterans Park
4th Granville Storytelling Festival from 11:00 am
and 1:00 pm
The Granville Storytelling Festival will feature
"Quilts & Porches of Granville". Four of
Granville's historic homes will be included with
family quilts displayed on the porches of each.
Family members will tell the story of the home,
family and quilts displayed. The Quilt Festival will
be held in the historic Granville United Methodist
Church known for its beautiful stained glass
windows.
For rules or questions, contact us through this
website, write to Granville Museum, P.O. Box 26,
Granville, TN 38564, or telephone Randall Clemons at
931-653-4511. Website:
www.granvillemuseum.com
Oct 3
First Annual Standing Stone Golf
Tournament
The tournament is sponsored by Super 8 Motel
in Monterey at the Mountain Ridge Golf Course
located on Hwy 70N in Monterey . Tee Times is 8
a.m. & 12:30 pm. Four-Man Teams - Best Lodging
Special Stay at Super 8 in Monterey is One Night
(Fri. or Sat.) + Entry Fee only $110 per person.
Call Mike Connor at 931-839-6241 or Mountain
Ridge Golf Course at 931-839-3313
Download application at
http://www.montereytn.com
or
http://www.hilltopexpress.net
Oct 3 & 4
Standing Stone Beauty Pageant
This year’s pageant is for small children,
includes toddler boys. For more information and to
download applications go to
http://www.montereytn.com
or
http://www.hilltopexpress.net
Oct 3 & 4
18th Annual Great Pumpkin Festival & Weigh Off in
Allardt
Bigger and Better every year!
For more information go to
www.nicesingles.com/festival/fest.html,
or call Allardt City Hall 931-879-7125 or the
Fentress County Chamber of Commerce at 931-879-9948.
Oct 3 &
10
9th Annual Oktoberfest
At Kurt’s Bacara’s Family Restaurant in Jamestown.
Junction 154 and 297 – turn right into Wheeler Lane
near Pickett State Park.
For more information and reservation call (931)
879-7121
Oct. 4
Southern Stars Symphonic Brass
At the
Fairfield Glade Conference Center at 4:30 pm
The concert’s theme is
Brass Goes to
Broadway & The Movies. The concert will
feature guest vocalists Tina Jenkins and Steven
Boyce, who will be performing on selections from
My Fair Lady,
Porgy and Bess and
Les Miserables.
The SSSB will also feature music from
Chicago
and West Side
Story. Seating will be limited at this
venue, so advanced ticket purchase is highly
encouraged.
For further information,
contact Dwight Wages at 931-484-6939 or by email at
dwight.wages@gmail.com.
Oct 4 & 5
Dale Hollow Bass Classic
At Star Point Resort Fish on unbelievable Dale Hollow Lake for trophy smallmouth and largemouth bass! Potential of $25K in prize money. $150.00 per boat, 2 man buddy system, call Chamber of Commerce to sign up, Toll-free : 1-888-406-4704 or check out web site.
http://www.dalehollow.com/events.htm
Oct 7
Remembering The First Ladies of Rugby.
Recipes based
on those of the original Rugby settlers $10.00 plus
tax and gratuity Grey Gables Bed ‘n Breakfast ,
Rugby, TN.
Reservations required: 423-628-5252
Website:
http://www.rugbytn.com
Oct 7
Ag-Industry Appreciation Day
At the Livingston Church of Christ starting at 8:00
am
Contact: Ron Johnson
(931) 823-2735
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Oct 8
Rodney
Atkins
Benefit
Concert
At Hooper
Eblen Center
at TTU
Special
guest Phil
Vassar
Proceeds
from the
concert will
go to
Mustard Seed
Ranch and
Tennessee
Tech
Athletics.
Tickets now
on sale at
the Eblen
Center : $25
general
public & $15
TTU Students
Contact:
931-372-3940
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Oct
8
Cordell Hull Birthday and UN Day Celebration.
Join
park staff as we celebrate both the birthday of the
Cordell Hull and United Nations Day. Hull was the
Father of the United Nations and received the Nobel
Peace Prize for his role in establishing the
international organization. Beginning at 7PM, enjoy
the program which will include a display of
artifacts, slideshow, and informative talk about the
renowned world leader from Tennessee.
Oct 9 - 10
Oktoberfest
Held at the Knights of Columbus Pavilion
on Highway 70 East, this event is a German-style
festival that includes Polka music, food, games,
dancing, and much more! For more information,
contact Joe Guzek at 931-707-7291. Visit the
complete informative website at
www.crossvilleoktoberfest.com.
Oct 10
Mastersinger’s
Oktober
Meisterfest
Mastersingers
will hold
their 3rd
annual fall
fundraiser
at Walton
House at 6
pm
Tickets will
be available
at First
National
Bank.
Call
931-761-8484
for more
information
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Oct 10
2009
Dottie West
Music Fest
The event
takes place
in historic
downtown
McMinnville
, TN.
Contact
Thomas B.
Vaughn at
(931)473-5188
or
tbvbwmi@blomand.net
for more
information.
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Oct 10
12th Annual Standing Stone Car Show
The all day event starts at 8 am at Standing Stone
State Park
For more information call Patrick Randall at (931)
823-6347
Oct 10, 17 & 24
Fall Foliage Train Rides from Nashville to
Cookeville and Monterey
Take a ride through the best fall foliage and
scenery in Middle Tennessee! During the 216-mile
round trip you’ll travel through the Caney Fork
River Valley, see the bluffs at SeboWisha, ride up
the 3+% grade onto the Cumberland Plateau, onto
Cookeville and or up Brotherton Mountain to
Monterey!
Check out website for more details
www.tcry.org.
To order tickets:
send
email to
ordertickets@tcry.org
with "Excursion Train Tickets" in the subject line.
Please indicate the trips for which you want
information.
Call the museum anytime at 615-244-9001 and leave
your name, complete mailing address, and trip(s) for
which you want information. The Museum office is
staffed Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to
3:00 p.m. If you prefer, you may FAX your request to
615-244-2120. We will send you ticket order forms
and trip information.
Oct 10
4th Annual History Hay Ride at the Park
The Friends of Edgar Evins State Park will sponsor
the event at 3:30 p.m. There will be approx. 12
stops along the way where visitors will hear about
the history of the area dating from the time when
the area was hunting grounds for native American
tribes up through the present day. Cost is $10.00
per pers. age 13 and older & $5.00 age 12 and under.
Reservations are required and the park will begin
taking them on Sept. 1. Rides will be staggered
approximately 30 minutes apart and will take approx.
1.5 hours to complete. Hear from a local anonymous
Moonshine maker from the 1930's and his cohort, a
local moonshine hauler who was never caught by law
enforcement or a member of a posse from 1910 who had
a close call and didn't even realize it and hear
from Park namesake Mr. J. Edgar Evins as he tells of
early life in DeKalb County.
This is a major fund raiser for the Friends of Edgar
Evins Association. Call the Park Office at
800-250-8619 for further details, to make
reservations
or check out website at
www.foeesp.ne1.net.
Oct 10
2009 Cumberland County Fall Open Chess Tournament
The Cumberland County Chess Club will host their
Fall Open Chess Tournament at the Cumberland County
Community Complex. Registration will be held from
7:30 – 8:30 AM with an entry fee of $10.00 if mailed
by October 5, 2009 or $15.00 at the door. The
tournament will consist of four swiss-system rounds.
There will be numerous cash prizes given away during
this event. USCF membership dues are required and
TCA membership dues are required for Tennessee
residents. For more information, please contact Mr.
Harry Sabine at 931-484-9593 or 931-484-4878.
Oct 10
30th Annual Standing Stone Day Celebration
The Town of Monterey celebrates its American
Indian and Pioneer Heritage. Lots of activities are
scheduled all over town including music, car show,
artist market, flea market, unique food. The
Tennessee Central Railway Museum excursion train
will arrive from Nashville .
Contact Bill Wiggins at 931-839-3350.
More information and updates available at
http://www.montereytn.com
or
http://www.hilltopexpress.net
Oct 10
Third Annual Open Car Show
The Monterey Depot Historical Society is sponsoring
the show in Downtown Monterey from 8 am to 2 pm.
Located in the Adams USA parking lot. Trophies
Awarded to the top 60. Registration is 8 a.m. to
Noon. Trophy presentation is at 2 p.m. Door prizes
and 50/50 drawing. Entry fee is $20.
Download an application a
http://www.montereytn.com
or
http://www.hilltopexpress.net
Oct 10
Bark in the Park
Walk for the Animals in Algood’s City Park from
10:00 am – 3:00 pm
People and their pets attended this fun pet play day
and participate in contests, games, testing pet
agility, chasing lures and having fun meeting other
pet and pet owners.
www.friendsofcpcanimals.org
Oct 10
How's Dey Do Dat Day
Come to Grandpa’s House on the Ritter’s Farm from 10
am till 4 pm.
A rural heritage celebration in Macon County. Old
time crafts, farm equipment and bluegrass music.
Call 615-699-2738 for more information or visit
www.grandpas-house.com
Oct 11
Mozart and Mendelssohn
Bryan Fine Arts Building, Tennessee Tech University
Mozart: Clarinet Concerto
Mendelssohn: Symphony No. 4 "Italian"
Guest Artist Jose Franch-Ballester received the highly coveted Avery Fisher Career Grant, and he also has been noted as one of the country’s "most prominent emerging soloists" by the American Symphony League Magazine.
Call the box office at 931-372-6088 for reservations
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Oct 11
The
Eclecticville
Orchestra
A
Concert on
the Lawn At
DelMonaco
Winery in
Baxter
Music starts
at 1:00 pm
until 4:00
pm.
Entrance
fee is just
$10/vehicle.
You are
invited to
bring your
friends and
family, a
picnic, and
a blanket or
lawn
chair. Please
DO NOT bring pets,
grills or
outside
liquor. We
will have
our tasting
room open
during the
concerts so
you may
sample and
purchase
wines here.
For more
information
call
931-858-1177
or visit
www.delmonacowinery.com
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Oct 15
8th Annual Newcomer's Party
Starting at 5:30 pm at the Livingston – Overton
Chamber of Commerce.
Call Rita Reagan at the Chamber for more details.
(931) 823-6421
Oct 15 -
18
Equestrian Matchmaker Ride
For more information contact East Fork Stables, 3598
S. York Hwy., Jamestown. Call (800) 97-TRAIL or
(931) 879-1176. Website is
www.eastforkstables.com
Oct 16 -
18
Extreme Cowboy Race Finals
For more information contact East Fork Stables, 3598
S. York Hwy., Jamestown.
Call (800) 97-TRAIL or (931) 879-1176. Website is
www.eastforkstables.com
Oct 17 & 24
Fall Foliage Train Rides from Nashville to
Cookeville and Monterey
Take a ride through the best fall foliage and
scenery in Middle Tennessee! During the 216-mile
round trip you’ll travel through the Caney Fork
River Valley, see the bluffs at SeboWisha, ride up
the 3+% grade onto the Cumberland Plateau, onto
Cookeville and or up Brotherton Mountain to
Monterey!
Check out website for more details
www.tcry.org.
To order tickets:
send
email to
ordertickets@tcry.org
with "Excursion Train Tickets" in the subject line.
Please indicate the trips for which you want
information.
Call the museum anytime at 615-244-9001 and leave
your name, complete mailing address, and trip(s) for
which you want information. The Museum office is
staffed Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to
3:00 p.m. If you prefer, you may FAX your request to
615-244-2120. We will send you ticket order forms
and trip information.
Oct 17
“Souper Bowl-Cruise In on Liberty Square”
Bringing together two classics for a perfect day of
fun – the Antique Car and Truck Show and a
Soup/Chili Cook-off competition on beautiful Liberty
Square in historic downtown Sparta. For more
information call (931) 836-3552 or visit
www.sparta-chamber.ne
Oct 17
Highlands
Songwriters
Workshop
The
Highlands
Music
Development
Committee is
proud to
present the
workshop
from 8:00
a.m. to 2:00
p.m., with
Jacky “Jack”
White as
instructor.
Breakfast &
lunch are
provided as
well the
opportunity
to present
your own
song in the
afternoon
for feedback
and
evaluation.
Registration
cost also
includes
one-on-one
follow up
with Jack
White.
The
information
brochure and
registration
forms are
available at
the
Cookeville
Chamber of
Commerce.
Call the
Chamber
office at
526-2211
with any
questions
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Oct 17
"Coming around the Mountain" 72-Mile Bike Ride
The 72-mile bike ride “around the mountain” and a
“25 mile ride” start and end at BenAnna’s and
Asher’s Spare-time Hobbies and Bicycle Shop in
downtown Monterey. Net proceeds from the
events will benefit the local Special Olympics. $25
entry fee includes a gift bag with a tee-shirt and
goodies from various businesses.
Go to
www.hilltopexpress.net or at
www.montereytn.com
for updates
Oct 17
2nd Annual Sgt York Day
Join the park and the Sgt. York Patriotic Foundation
for the annual commemoration of Alvin York's battle
in the Argonne Forest in France during World War 1.
York's life and times will be celebrated through
presentations, music, local crafts, site tours and
hikes, speeches, and children's activities.
For more information contact Sergeant York Patriotic
Foundation at 931-347-2664 or
www.sgtyork.org
Oct
17
Hainted History Hike.
J
Join park staff and the
Friends of Cordell Hull as we get into the Halloween
spirit by learning about local haints and haunts.
The program will begin at sunset and include walking
a loop around the park with ghostlike storytellers
along the way. Reservations are required, this is a
delayed entry event.
Oct 17
Susan G. Komen First Annual Race for the Cure
From 7:00 am - 11:30 am
The Upper Cumberland Affiliate is excited to
announce that they have been approved by Komen
national to host the first Upper Cumberland Race for
the Cure. The Race will begin at Hooper Eblen Center
at Tennessee Tech. University in Cookeville, TN. We
are working hard to recruit sponsors and
participants. This is a sanctioned 5K event which
will involve a host of survivors, supporters,
runners, entertainers and sponsors. You can register
on our Race Registration page.
http://www.komenuppercumberland.org
Oct 22
Taste of Home Cooking Show’
A perennial area favorite is coming to Sparta. The
nationally known food magazine brings their recipes
to life at the White County Agricultural Complex.
For more details call Christy Hampton at (931)
836-6409 or
visit
http://www.sparta-chamber.net
Oct 23,
24, & 25
Off the Beaten Path Studio Tour in DeKalb &
Cannon County
Enjoy an afternoon of inspiration, 10 studios and
over 25 artists in DeKalb and Cannon Counties. See
the artists at work and learn how their works are
created. Collect or commission a piece directly from
the artist.
Download a map at:
http://www.offthebeatenpathtour.com
For more information call the DeKalb County Chamber
of Commerce at 615-597-4163 or visit
www.smithvilletn.com
Oct 23,
24, 30 & 31
"Horror Hotel"
Story Telling Candle Light Ghost Tour
written by Darrell & Tyler Cole, directed by Misty
Embry
Celebrate Halloween with the spirits of Hotel Cloyd
still in residence at The Thomas House in Red
Boiling Springs. Showtime 7:00 pm
http://www.redboilingspringstn.com/thomas_house.htm
Oct 24
Downtown
Cruise In
The Downtown
Crossville
Cruise-In is
from 3:00pm
to 7:00pm on
Main Street.
Main Street
will be
closed from
1st Street
to North
Street.
There will
be classic
cars, music,
food, and
door prizes.
For more
information,
call Frances
Carson at
931-787-1324.
Oct 24
Fall Foliage
Train Rides
from
Nashville to
Cookeville
and Monterey
Take a ride
through the
best fall
foliage and
scenery in
Middle
Tennessee!
During the
216-mile
round trip
you’ll
travel
through the
Caney Fork
River
Valley, see
the bluffs
at SeboWisha,
ride up the
3+% grade
onto the
Cumberland
Plateau,
onto
Cookeville
and or up
Brotherton
Mountain to
Monterey!
Check out
website for
more details
www.tcry.org.
To order
tickets:
send
email to
ordertickets@tcry.org
with
"Excursion
Train
Tickets" in
the subject
line. Please
indicate the
trips for
which you
want
information.
Call the
museum
anytime at
615-244-9001
and leave
your name,
complete
mailing
address, and
trip(s) for
which you
want
information.
The Museum
office is
staffed
Tuesday
through
Saturday
from 9:00
a.m. to 3:00
p.m. If you
prefer, you
may FAX your
request to
615-244-2120.
We will send
you ticket
order forms
and trip
information.
Oct 24
Wild Foods
Day
at Fall
Creek Falls
Field
identifying
edible wild
plants and
workshops on
preparing
wild meats
and breads
are just
part of the
activities.
The real
treat comes
in enjoying
the wild
feast.
See
http://www.fallcreekfalls.org/activities.html
for more
details
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Oct 24
Mountain Heart
at Bluegrass Underground
Live at Cumberland Caverns at 1 pm. The show can be
heard the last Friday night of each Saturday on 650
WSM at 5:00 pm. Bluegrass Underground can be seen
live at Cumberland Caverns. Live performances are
streamed world-wide on
wsmonline.com.
For more info & to purchase tickets:
BluegrassUnderground.com
or check
www.cumberlandcaverns.com
Cumberland Caverns is now open all year for all
visitors. Come see us soon!
Oct 24 & 31
Rugby's Annual Ghostly Gathering
A Calling of the Spirits From Rugby's Past...With Story Telling...Ghostly Film
Chili & Cornbread Dinner ... Candle & Lantern Lit Tours...Druids Bonfire Stories
Admission: Adults $19; Students $10.00 (6 & Above ONLY Please).
LIMIT 110 Each Night: Advance Reservations Required.
http://www.historicrugby.org/events/halloween.htm
Oct 28
8th Annual Senior Expo
The event will be held at the Hyder-Burks Ag
Pavilion in Cookeville and is sponsored by the Upper
Cumberland Development District t Area Agency on
Aging and Disability.
For more information call 931-432-4111
Please share this information with all of your
friends age 50 +, or those that care for them.
Oct 30
Halloween
Party at
DelMonaco
Winery
Starts at
7:00 pm with
music and
Halloween
atmosphere
provided by
the Jake Leg
Stompers
Prizes
awarded for
best
costumes.
Come enjoy
the food,
music and a
good time
for just
$10/person.
Call
931-858-1177
or check
website:
www.delmonacowinery.com
for more
information.
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Oct 30
Friday Fish Fry
At the Donoho Hotel in Red Boiling Springs from 5 – 9 pm.
Contact Robert Stroop at 1-800-799-1705 or visit
www.donohohotel.com.
All entertainers and help are volunteers—proceeds
benefit Goodwill.
Oct 30
Cooking on the Square
From 11:00 am - 1:00 pm at Cookeville Courthouse
Square
Fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity. Best Cajun
Faire Around! Over 50 different dishes in handmade
ceramic bowls. Live Entertainment.
Contact: 931-528-1711
Oct 31
Fall Colors
Weekend
Join us on bicycle tours, guided hikes, and
slideshows focusing on the autumn splendor of Fall
Creek Falls .
See
http://www.fallcreekfalls.org/activities.html
for more details
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Nov 1
Fall Colors
Weekend
Join us on bicycle tours, guided hikes, and
slideshows focusing on the autumn splendor of Fall
Creek Falls .
See
http://www.fallcreekfalls.org/activities.html
for more details
Nov 4
Cornucopia of Blessing’s Tea.
Fond memories of Times
Past in recipes and conversation $10.00 plus tax and
gratuity Grey Gables Bed ‘n Breakfast Inn, Rugby, TN
Reservations Required: 423-628-5252
Website:
http://www.rugbytn.com
Nov 4
Cookeville Depot-Celebrating 100 Years
Official rededication and official ceremony to
recognize the 100th celebration beginning at 11:30
am.
Contact: 931-528-8570 -
http://www.cookeville-tn.org/ls/historical-arts/cookeville-depot-museum
Nov 6 & 7
Christmas in November
Homemade Crafts, Baked Goods, Christmas Gifts, Decorations, and more. Door prizes drawn hourly. Located in the Byrdstown Community Center in Downtown Byrdstown. For more information please call (931) 864-7195.
http://www.dalehollow.com/events.htm
Nov 6 – 7
Mistletoe Market & Café
At the Leslie Town Centre on 1 West 1st Street in
Cookeville
Nov 7 from 9 am - 7 pm & Nov 8 from 9 am - 5 pm
Shop with area merchants under one roof-without
leaving Cookeville! Eat breakfast, lunch and yummy
treats at Mistletoe Cafe, and get in the holiday
spirit by enjoying our delightful Christmas
atmosphere.
Contact: Debi Smith 931-372-7200
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Nov 7
Upper Cumberland Arts and Craft Sale
At the Cumberland County Fair Grounds in
Crossville. The sale will include
woodworking, beading, basketry,
knitting, candle making, and one stroke
painting. There will be over 30 vendors
with food provided by the First Church
of the Nazarene. Please contact Cathy
Oaks at 931-510-0616 for more
information.
Nov 7
Murder Mystery Comedy Dinner
Judy is inviting to the Red Barn Winery
in Lafayette
Make reservations now! Our guest should
begin to arrive at 6:30 pm if they would
like to Mingle with the Actors.
Contact: Judy Clements at 666-6012 or
www.redbarnwinery.com
Rooms are
available at all hotels in Red Boiling
Springs
www.redboilingsprings.com
Nov 7
Candy Cane Lane
Held at the Agricultural Complex at the
White County fairgrounds 10 am to 6 pm.
All proceeds to benefit selected
charity. For details contact Alan Tatum
or Diana Haston at (931) 836-3187
Nov 11
Veteran’s Day Ceremony at the Sgt
York Historic Site in Pall Mall
Join the park and the Sgt. York
Patriotic Foundation for this Veterans
Day tribute. This very special annual
ceremony begins at 11AM and pays tribute
to all members of the armed forces, both
past and present. Events include
presentation of colors, dignitary
speeches and music.
For more information contact Sergeant
York Patriotic Foundation at
931-347-2664 or
www.sgtyork.org
Nov 13 & 14
Bangham Fall Craft & Christmas Festival.
Bangham Community Center 3.5 miles
north of Cookeville High School on Hwy
136. Booth with arts and crafts. Come
out and shop for Christmas. Vendors
wanted!
Nov 13 - 15
Christmas Open House in Granville
Don’t miss three days of Christmas shopping at the Sutton General Store, the Granville Arts & Cultural Center and Granville Gifts. A great selection of unique gifts and Christmas decorations.
Call 931-653-4151 or see website: www.granvillemuseum.com
Nov 15
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Mozart’s“The Marriage of Figaro
Bryan Fine Arts Building, Tennessee Tech University
The Asheville Lyric Opera joins the BSO for this performance of “The Marriage of Figaro
The ALO, which just completed its 10th anniversary season in Western North Carolina, presents three performances a year at the Diana Wortham Theatre in downtown Asheville .
A limited number of tickets are still available for this performance.
Call the box office at 931-372-6088 for reservations.
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Nov 15
Granville Holiday Lunch
Join us for Lunch at Sutton General Store cooked by Granville’s best cooks and served at the Sutton General Store Restaurant
Reservations are required for seating at 12:15 and 1:15 PM - Cost is $12.00 per person.
Call 931-653-4151.
Plan your Christmas party at the Sutton General Store
Sutton General Store is a great location for Christmas parties for businesses, clubs, churches, and families. The unique dining room, decorated with holiday cheer, seats 46 people. We offer great country cooking, Christmas plays and Christmas music.
Come and enjoy a great Christmas menu, play and music. Groups are welcome.
Call for reservations: 931-653-4151.
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Nov 13 - Nov 15
Santa’s Workshop
Hyder-Burks Agricultural Pavilion in
Cookeville
Sponsored by the GFWC Cookeville Junior
Women's Club
Hours: Friday 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Saturday 9
a.m.-7 p.m., and Sunday 1 p.m.-5 p.m.
Over 100 vendors will come together to
display their wares for sale. All
proceeds benefit local non-profit
charities in the community.
In addition to the craft fair there will
be photos with Santa, musical
entertainment from local artists and
schools and a silent auction.
Contact: Amanda Monks 931-526-1765 or
santasworkshopinfo@yahoo.com
Nov 13, 14, 20 & 21
"Obituary Club"
at The Thomas House in Red Boiling
Springs
Comedy Dinner Theatre written & directed
by Misty Embry
A Social Club of Widowed Women who meet
weekly for fellowship, refreshments and
to search the Obituaries for the Future
Mr. Right. Showtime 7:00 pm
http://www.redboilingspringstn.com/thomas_house.htm
Nov 14 & 15
Backpacking Trip
Join us for a
13-mile trek through some of the more
remote portions of the park. This hike
is for both novices and experienced
backpackers and includes a 2-day guided
hike with an overnight camp. There is a
$10 fee and pre-registration is
required. Contact the Nature Center at
(423) 881-5708.
Nov 14
J.D. Crowe, November
at Bluegrass Underground
Live at Cumberland
Caverns at 1 pm. The show can be heard
the last Friday night of each Saturday
on 650 WSM at 5:00 pm. Bluegrass
Underground can be seen live at
Cumberland Caverns. Live performances
are streamed world-wide on
wsmonline.com.
For more
info & to purchase tickets:
BluegrassUnderground.com
or check
www.cumberlandcaverns.com
Cumberland Caverns is now open all year
for all visitors. Come see us soon!
Nov 15
Celebrate DelMonaco Winery 1st Anniversary
Come to the winery in Baxter from 12 noon – 7:00 pm
Come help celebrate our first year of operation! We want to thank you for your continued support and for making this a successful first year. So please join us for good food, music and free wine tastings and an afternoon of fun. Admission is FREE
Call 931-858-1177 or check website: www.delmonacowinery.com for more information.
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Nov 19
40th Artisans of the Cumberland “Sneak a
Peek” i
In McMinnville. From 6 pm – 9 pm
at the McMinnville Civic Auditorium
on Garfield Street . Tickets for Sneak
-A-Peek may be purchased for $5 each
with 100% of the proceeds benefiting
Relay for Life. Be first to view, first
to purchase and first to enjoy the
talents of many local artisans and
crafters! The “Queens-For-A-Cure” will
host the "Sneak A Peek" Red Carpet
Ceremony.
Nov 20
6th Annual Christmas on the Square
In Lafayette in Macon County from 6 –
8:30 pm.
For more information call Katherine Bell
at 615-688-6397 or The Macon County
Chamber of Commerce at 615- 666-5885.
Nov 20 & 21
40th Artisans of the Cumberland.
Opening
hours are from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm at
the McMinnville Civic Auditorium on
Garfield Street . Live demonstrations
& entertainment throughout the week.
This year’s show is headlining
professional wood turner Nick Cook,
potter Dorinda Watts, with her
one-of-a-kind stoneware pottery, Chuck
Mullican - Craftsman of Windsor Chairs,
and Baskets Weaving by Sam and Vickie
Matheny. This year's show will be
classified as a juried show. All
participants are required to submit their work via photographs in order to be considered for booth
space.
Website:
www.artisansofthecumberland.com.
Nov. 20, 21 & 22
7th Annual
Stoddart Gallery Open House
Starting
at 10 am – 8 pm at Jammin at Hippie
Jack's on 642 Shiloh Road in Crawford,
TN
Check out website at
www.jamminathippiejacks.com
or call (931) 445-2072
Nov. 21
Standing
Stone State Park 5-Mile Run
The event will take place in Standing
Stone State Park. For more details call
Lynn Burnett at (931) 823-6124
Nov. 21
Family & Community Education Holiday
Bazaar
In Livingston at the Joe L. Evins
Community Center from 9:00 am – 2:00
pm.
Contact Donna Julian at (931) 823-5114
or Pat Maxson at (931) 403-2888 for more
information.
Nov 23- Dec 31
Gracemoor Trees of Christmas
Decorated tree competition where trees
are then auctioned to the highest
bidder. All proceeds benefit Gracemoor
Domestic Abuse Shelter. Come enjoy
viewing the special decorated Christmas
Trees and vote for your favorite.
Auction will be at 6 p.m., Thurs., Dec.
10. Trees are on display at US Bank (Mose
Dr. and Hwy 111) in Sparta. Free
Admission.
For more info, call (931) 738-9500.
Nov
26
Thanksgiving Dinner at Grey Gables in
Rugby.
Seating at 12:30 and 2 pm Eastern
Time $12.00 plus tax and gratuity. Grey
Gables Bed ‘n Breakfast Inn, Rugby, TN
Reservations required: 423-628-5252
Website:
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Nov 27 - Jan 1
Christmas Light
Spectacular
At Hidden Hollow Park off Buck
Mountain Rd in Cookeville.
Every Wednesday through Sunday 5 p.m.-10 p.m.
The largest drive through Christmas light show in
the Upper Cumberland! Plus, hayrides, bonfires &
specialty foods. Cost: $4 Adults, $3 Kids
Contact: 931-526-4038 for more details
www.hiddenhollowtn.com
Nov 27
Thanksgiving Marketplace
Start or Finish Your Christmas Shopping at the Commissary Museum Store &
Spirit of Red Hill Art Shop. Demonstrating Craftspeople...Tours of Historic Buildings...Good Food at the Harrow Road Cafe.
Victorian Cream Tea at 1880 Newbury House B & B by Reservation
Advance Reservations for Tea - $16
http://www.historicrugby.org/events/events.htm
Nov. 27
Christmas in the Country
Come and visit Christmas in Overton County around
the Livingston Courthouse starting at 5 pm until
8:00 pm. The event is sponsored by the Livingston
Merchant’s Association.
For more information call (931) 823-2218
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Nov 27 - 29
Annual Holiday Festival
Make the Annual Holiday Festival at the Appalachian
Center for Craft in Smithville your first stop
during the holiday season. The event features
showcase exhibitors, craft demonstrations, live
music, one-of-a-kind gifts, handmade ornaments, and
more.
During the festival the Center will open from 9:00
am - 5:00 pm. Free Admission
Craft Demonstrations from 10 am-2 pm, each day of
the festival
Featured Exhibitions
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Gallery One: Hot Glass; Featuring work by the
Craft Center's Glass Studio
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Gallery Two: Festival Exhibition; Showcasing
work of Craft Center alumni, artists in
residence, faculty and students.
Shop in the Gallery for Contemporary & Traditional
Fine Craft by 100+ regional artists. Gift cards are
available. Have lunch at the Walkway Café
Contact: Phone: 615 – 597 - 6801 or 931-372-3051 or
http://www.tntech.edu/craftcenter/
Nov 27,28 & 29
Annual Holiday Festival
Make the Annual Holiday Festival at the Appalachian Center for Craft your first stop during the holiday season. the event features showcase exhibitors, craft demonstrations, live music, one-of-a-kind gifts, handmade ornaments, and more.
The Gallery is open until 5 pm on Wednesday, December 23rd
http://www.tntech.edu/craftcenter/
Nov 29
Christmas Open House
Celebrate the beginning of the Season!!!
The music, food and trees of The Thomas House, 6:00
pm until 9:00 pm
http://www.redboilingspringstn.com/thomas_house.htm
Nov 30
43rd Annual Cookeville Christmas Parade
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Dec 3 & 10
Granville’s
Christmas
Dinner Play
The Sutton
Store
Players
performing
their
version of
White
Christmas
Come and
enjoy a
delicious
Christmas
menu, the
play and
music.
Groups are
welcome.
Call for
reservations:
931-653-4151
Dec 4, 11 &
18
“The Gift of
the Magi”
As part of
Granville’s
Celebration
of
Christmas,
the
Cookeville
Children’s
Theatre will
perform “The
Gift of the
Magi” at
Sutton
General at
7:00 pm.
Jennifer
Welch, the
Director has
put together
a great
performance
that you
don’t want
to miss.
The historic
store will
provide a
great
setting for
play of
yesteryear.
The cost
will be
$15.00,
incl.
Christmas
dessert and
coffee
during
intermission.
Call for
reservations:
931-653-4151.
Dec 5, 12 &
19
Sutton Ole
Time Music
Hour with
Stoney
Lonesome
Sutton
General
Store in
Granville
Special
Christmas
music begins
at 6:00 pm
with live
radio taping
at 7:00 pm
Family Style
Christmas
Dinner is
served at
5:00 p.m.
and 6:30 pm.
– price
$13.00/pp
Call the
store for
reservations
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931-653-4151
or visit
website at
http://www.granvillemuseum.com/
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Dec. 4
Christmas in the Country
Come and visit Christmas in Overton County around
the Livingston Courthouse starting at 5 pm until
8:00 pm
The event is sponsored by the Livingston Merchant’s
Association. For more information call (931)
823-2218
Dec 4, 5,
& 6
Christmas on the
Mountain
Join us at Fall Creek Falls Park for a weekend of
Yuletide fun, Christmas Carols, and gifts for the
little ones. Activities for children and adults
alike include traditional Christmas decorating, tea
parties, and a 3-day mountain craft show. Don’t be
surprised if Saint Nick drops in.
See
http://www.fallcreekfalls.org/activities.html
for more details
Dec 4, 5, 11, 12, 18 & 19
"Santa Maybe" at
the Thomas House Hotel
Comedy Dinner Theatre written & directed by Gene
Embry
Ruth and Helen, eccentric, elderly, old maid,
sisters, are planning their annual Christmas Party
for family, friends and neighbors.
Showtime 7:00pm
http://www.redboilingspringstn.com/thomas_house.htm
Dec 5
Macon County Christmas Parade
Sponsored by the Macon County
Chamber of Commerce – Contact: Macon County Chamber
of Commerce at 615-666-5885 or email
mchamber@nctc.com,
or Amy Phelps at 615-666-2121
Dec 5
Christmas in Our Town
The special Annual event held in historic
Downtown Sparta on Liberty Square from 9 a.m. – 7
p.m. Horse and buggy rides, entertainment, special
discounts at retail shops, give-a-ways, carolers and
music.
For more information visit
www.sparta-chamber.net
Dec. 5
3rd Annual Elves’ Holiday Workshop
The workshop will be from 9:00 am – 6:00 pm at the
Livingston Rotary Ag Complex.
For more information about the event contact Thelma
Danner
at
(931) 823-5475
Dec 5
Rotary Club Christmas Parade
Main Street in Jamestown
For more information contact Sergeant York Patriotic
Foundation at 931-347-2664 or
www.sgtyork.org
Dec 5
3rd Annual Winter Chili Festival
Chamber of Commerce Parking Lot, immediately
following Christmas Parade
For more information contact Sergeant York Patriotic
Foundation at 931-347-2664 or
www.sgtyork.org
Dec 6
Candlelight Tour of Homes in
Macon County
Contact: Linda Tucker at
615-666-2094. Sponsored by the United Women of
Macon County
Dec
7
Pearl Harbor Day Remembrance.
Join Cordell Hull State Park staff as we
remember Pearl Harbor Day. Throughout the day, enjoy
a display and slideshow commemorating the day in
1941 that compelled the United States to enter World
War II. Cordell Hull was U.S. Secretary of State
during this dark period of American history.
Dec 8
Concert and
Fund Raiser
for St.
Jude's
Children’s
Hospital
Starting at
6:00 pm at
DelMonaco
Winery in
Baxter. In
conjunction
with the
Country
Giant
--FM 94.7
and
O'Charley's
Restaurant we
invite you
to join us
in raising
money for
this worthy
cause.
Listen to FM
94.7 for
more
details.
Call
931-858-1177
or check
website:
www.delmonacowinery.com
for more
information.
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Dec
10
Old Fashioned Christmas at the Birthplace.
Join park staff as we celebrate the holidays the way they were
enjoyed in the late nineteenth century, the time
period in which former Secretary of State Cordell
Hull lived in the this rural area on the edge of the
Cumberland Plateau. Festivities begin at 6PM and
include old fashioned holiday music, lantern-lit
trail hikes, refreshments and seasonal decorations
in the restored birthplace cabin.
Dec. 11
Christmas in the Country
Come and visit Christmas in Overton County around
the Livingston Courthouse starting at 5 pm until
8:00 pm. The event is sponsored by the Livingston Merchant’s
Association. For more information call (931)
823-2218
Dec 12
Country Christmas starts in
Granville "A CHRISTMAS TO REMEMBER".
Updates will be posted at
www.granvillemuseum.com
Dec 12
Sparta Rotary Christmas Parade
The parade will start at 4 pm leaving the White
County High School with Santa bringing in the final
float on the east side of town, where the Sparta
Community Christmas Tree will then be lit on Liberty
Square.
See
www.sparta-chamber.net
Dec 12
Christmas
In The Valley
From 5-8 PM at the Sgt York Historic Site, Pall Mall
Join the park and the Sgt. York Patriotic Foundation
for this annual holiday celebration in York's
hometown of Pall Mall, TN. Events will be held at
the York General Store and the York Home and include
a visit from Santa, choir singing, lantern walk, and
holiday refreshments & decorations.
For more information contact Sergeant York Patriotic
Foundation at 931-347-2664 or
www.sgtyork.org
Dec 12
Doyle Christmas Parade
The parade will start at 10am at the Doyle
Community Center. For more information call Robert
Meeks at (931)657-2459.
Dec 12
Spirit of Christmas at Grandpa’s House
Annual Open House and Storytelling. Please call
615-699-2738 or visit
www.grandpas-house.com for more information.
Dec 12
44th Annual Overton County Christmas Parade
This must see event will start at 2:00 pm at the
Livingston Courthouse Square. For more information
call the Overton County Chamber of Commerce at
(931) 823-6421
Dec 12
Annual Christmas Parade & Celebration
Downtown
Byrdstown.
Cash Prizes! Best Decorated Home Best Decorated
Business Many categories to win Christmas Cash in
the Parade! Call to register, or click here to view
online
http://www.dalehollow.com/events.htm
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Dec 12
Christmas at Historic Rugby
Visit
Beautifully Decorated Historic Buildings by Oil Lamp
and Candlelight... Classical Music & Actors
Portraying Early Rugby Colonists ... Old Fashioned
Carol Singing with Hot Wassail .... Christmas
Treasure Shopping Special Four-Course Victorian
Dinners at the Harrow Road Cafe on both dates.
EVENT: Adults $10.00 Members $7.00, Students K-12
$4.00 DINNER: $29 - Advance Reservations Required.
Click
Here for Event Website
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Dec 13
Livingston Exchange Club “Tour of Homes”
From 1 pm – 5:00 pm in Livingston. Details will be
announced. Call Robbie Melton at (931) 823-2735
Dec 31
New Years Eve Celebration
(Show to be Announced)
Ring in the New Year!!! Ending with a Midnight
Buffet!!!
Showtime
9:00 pm until …… Ticket Price; $25.00 plus tax
(includes show and all-you-can-eat buffet).
Rooms
are available. For Reservations call (615) 699-3006
or email:
thomashouse@nctc.com
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