Pigeon Forge Events

Country Tonite Theater will host long time country music legends Bobby Bare and Connie Smith for a special Pigeon Forge show. Known individually for their groundbreaking classic tunes, Bare and Smith’s show in Pigeon Forge will be held on July 26. Doors open at 8 p.m., and admission is $35 plus tax.

Hold on to your cowboy hats country music fans, Sawyer Brown is coming to Pigeon Forge! Tickets are going fast for the band’s July 5 show in Pigeon Forge at the Country Tonite Theater.

The Incredible Christmas Place in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, may be famous for its spectacular Christmas events, but this establishment definitely knows how to celebrate other holidays. Take the Father's Day Garden Party event in Pigeon Forge, which will take place on June 16. This event in Pigeon Forge is packed with exciting events for dads, and for moms and kids as well.

The summer of 2013 promises to be an exciting one in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee as Dollywood celebrates The Great American Summer from June 22 through August 4. Extended hours at the park, nightly fireworks displays and a lot of activities for family members of all ages are just a few of the exciting events in Pigeon Forge at Dollywood this summer.

People come from around the world for the Classic Car Show in Pigeon Forge TN. This year it is being held from June seventh to the ninth. This is the car enthusiast’s dream. Classic cars, trucks, and hot rods are on display, featuring Pontiacs. This car show is one of the country’s largest. The best part is that the whole family will enjoy this event. Pigeon Forge Rod Runs and Car Show bring thousands of classic cars, motorcycles, and trucks into the Smoky Mountain area. It’s not unusual to

If you're an avid country music fan, then you won't want to miss this country blow-out featuring three of country's most popular male singers--Aaron Tippin, Joe Diffie, and Sammy Kershaw concert in Pigeon Forge TN! These three wildly popular and well-known male entertainers will be featured in the "Roots and Boots" concert series at the Country Tonite Theater, located in the bustling and picturesque city of Pigeon Forge, Tennessee on Friday, May 24, 2013, at 8:00 p.m.! Tickets start at $39.95 plus tax and give you the incredible

Nestled in the midst of the majestic Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge, TN is a beautiful small town that takes pride in honoring American veterans. Remembering and honoring the people who have fought in wars to protect our freedom and to help others is an important task to people who do not want veterans who participated in such wars as Vietnam to go unnoticed as time goes by. Pigeon Forge has a Veteran’s Appreciation Event for America’s Vietnam Veterans that pays honor and remembrance to the many military members who sacrificed and served in the Vietnam War. The event is actually a compilation of tributes that spans over a period of several different days.

The Grand Spring Rod Run returns to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee April 19-21 of 2013. This is one of the largest collector car events in the country and is not to be missed. This run features every kind of collector car imaginable, including street machines, classics, buckets, roadsters, fat fenders, chrome and paint galore. There are impromptu car shows in parking lots everywhere with friends and fans hanging out and talking cars. People admire each other’s cars and proudly show off their own, before motoring down the Pigeon Forge Parkway

The North American Country Music Association International 2013, commonly known as NACMAI, will be held as a 3-day event from March 10th through the 13th. This event, along with the NACMAI Hall of Fame and Award Show, will be held at the Country Tonite Theatre located in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. As one of the largest cities inspired by country music, there is truly no better spot to take in all of the magic and wonder that you will find at The North American Country Music Association International 2013.

One of the biggest events of 2013 in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, is the 19th annual A Mountain Quiltfest. This event, which received over 20,000 people in attendance last year, goes from Tuesday, . Folks from all over Tennessee and from other parts of the United States come to this unique, quilting festival. The focus of the festival is preserving the wonderful skill of quilting. There are quilting classes for people of all ages and skill levels. Each class is held at the Smoky Mountain Convention Center. Skill levels are