8 Fun Ways to Celebrate Smoky Mountain Winterfest
Winter is one of our favorite seasons! Why? It is the one time of year that combines two of our favorite things: Christmas and the Smoky Mountains! There are so many great Smoky Mountain Winterfest 2022 events, it can be hard to keep track of everything going on. Below is a list of a few events that we are most looking forward to celebrating this year.
Top 6 Events You’ll Want to Experience in the Smoky Mountains in March
You can’t come to the Smokies without finding some event going on. You may be wondering what events are happening in the Smoky Mountains in March, and we want to share some of the biggest ones with you! Check out these top 6 events you’ll want to experience in the Smoky Mountains in March:
6 Exciting Things to Do in the Smoky Mountains in September You Don’t Want to Miss
September is a great time to visit the Smoky Mountains! Not only is this when the weather starts to cool off and fade into fall, there are also a variety of fun and exciting things to do in the Smoky Mountains in September that you and your family are sure to love.
Rhonda Vincent to Headline Dumplin Valley Bluegrass Festival in Smoky Mountains
Some of the very best bluegrass performers in the world are coming to Tennessee’s Smoky Mountains! This September, the Dumplin Valley Bluegrass Festival will return to Kodak, TN for another year of amazing music, food, and fun. The Grammy Award-winning band Rhonda Vincent & The Rage will headline the three-day festival, which will include performances from 15 different bluegrass acts. To help you make the most of your next vacation in Sevier County, Visit My Smokies has put together a guide to everything you need to know about the Dumplin Valley Bluegrass Festival.
2017 Dollywood Festival Schedule Announced
Every year, Dollywood features an exciting variety of festivals, with delicious foods from all over the world and even new shows throughout the season. In this article, you’ll find the inside scoop about the Dollywood festival schedule and what to expect at each event.
5 Exciting Events Celebrating Christmas in the Smoky Mountains
There is nothing quite like Christmas in the Smoky Mountains! Throughout the holiday season, Sevier County is transformed into a winter wonderland with special decorations and plenty of good cheer. If you’re going to be visiting the Smokies during the most wonderful time of the year, you don’t want to miss these yuletide events:
Top 3 Smoky Mountains Events Your Family Won’t Want To Miss This February
There is always something fun and exciting going on in the Smoky Mountains; however, this February the excitement is kicking it up a notch with three ‘must do’ events you and your family will not want to miss.
Townsend Pays Special Tribute To Smoky Mountain Heritage This Winter
The 2014 Winter Heritage Festival in the Smokies will be held February 7-8 in beautiful Townsend, TN. Known as “the quieter side of the Smokies,” Townsend is home to many fun and exciting things to do including river tubing, hiking, and auto tours.
Special Smoky Mountains Event Celebrates Christmas By Honoring Past
Treat your family to something special this weekend by attending the 38th annual Festival of Christmas Past. Sponsored by the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, this Smoky Mountain Christmas event is the perfect blend holiday cheer and rich mountain history.
Cades Cove Event to Showcase Full Moon Over the Smokies
When your family visits the Smoky Mountains in the fall, there’s a good chance you will have Cades Cove on your list of places to go. As one of the most popular destinations in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Cades Cove is filled with historical buildings and beautiful wildlife. To experience the beauty of the night sky in the Smokies, Cades Cove is offering a nighttime walk to enjoy the full moon over the mountains.
Hang Out with Stars on September 28
Although the leaves begin to change in the fall season, that’s not the only thing that brings people to the Smokies. Brightly shining stars glow through the clear skies on cool autumn days, making the Great Smoky Mountains National Park a wonderful place for stargazing.
Spring Smoky Mountain Trout Tournament April 6-7
Presented by the Rocky Top Outfitters it the 14th annual Smoky Mountain Trout Tournament. Held in the spring from April 6th - 7th, 2013, this major event attracts fishermen and visitors from across the country to compete for winning titles, amazing prices and an overall enjoyable experience with others who have the same interests and hobbies. This fun and exciting event welcomes visitors and participants of all types and ages including children, adults, locals and tourists. Before the start of this 2-day event, more than 10,000 are stocked
12th annual Southern Select Alpaca Show
A very special experience awaits those planning to attend the 12th annual Southern Select Alpaca Show who arrive in the Sevierville, Tennessee, area even one day prior to its March 1, 2013 opening. February 28th is the last day to enjoy the 23rd annual Sevierville Smoky Mountain Winterfest replete with thousands of LED holiday lights displays throughout the town. Special 3D glasses enhance the experience as lights transform into snowflakes. In addition to enjoying camel rides and a petting zoo, winterfest visitors are encouraged to visit a retail
Smoky Mountain Gymnastic Vacation Classic
The Smoky Mountain Gymnastic Vacation Classic is scheduled to be held at the Sevierville Convention Center from February 22, 2013 through February 24, 2013. Hosted by Drew Davis, Dough Jonuska and Tim Richards, this main event brings gymnasts from around the country together to celebrate their skills in a fun summer vacation setting. The host resort is the Wilderness at the Smokies. Here, attendees can have a blast at the water park and other exciting amenities while they are not competing. While the Smoky Mountain Gymnastic Vacation Classic
Save Money in the Smoky Mountains
Vacations cost money, right? That’s always one of the discussion points before you head away from home – how much, what if we stay here instead, eating out versus cooking at the cabin, etc. Well, if you'd like to save money while on vacation in the Smoky Mountains (stay with me here), come to Sevier County the first weekend of August.