Events in Greeneville, TN

Downtown Depot Street transforms into a retro celebration of the 1950s and 1960s, with classic oldies to keep the crowd dancing. Creamy Cup serves ice cream while dance competitions bring out the best moves and costume contests recognize standout retro style. Expect vintage flair, classic cars, and a welcoming community vibe that blends nostalgia with new memories. Attendees are encouraged to dress the part with poodle skirts, leather jackets, and saddle shoes, then twist and jive through an evening that takes Downtown Greeneville back in time.

Commander pods are $8 per player. Participation requires the MTG Companion App. Each entrant receives a non-foil Promo Pack with entry, and pods start once four players are ready. The winner of a pod earns a booster pack valued at $30 or less.

Mick makes a first-ever appearance at Echo Station in Greeneville with a live performance that marks this debut at the venue.

If dancing is your thing, local band Whiskey Sticks will keep the floor moving with classic 70s and 80s dance tunes along with beloved hits by Elton John, Jim Croce, The Monkees, Billy Joel, the Bee Gees, The Commodores, and Lionel Richie, reaching right up to Ed Sheehan. The group features Kris Carlson, David Eaton, Scott Mancl, Gerald Myrick, and Brandon Renfro.

This event features John Foster, a country singer and songwriter from Addis, Louisiana, known for a warm classic sound and candid storytelling. A runner-up on Season 23 of American Idol, he mixes the spirit of 80s and 90s country with a modern touch while staying rooted in tradition. He is recognized for a strong work ethic onstage and off, and has received guidance from Miranda Lambert, Josh Groban, Jelly Roll, James Taylor, and Fantasia. In 2025 he made his Grand Ole Opry debut to a standing ovation and has since returned as a regular guest, appearing alongside Carrie Underwood, Mark Wills, John Conlee, and Bill Anderson. He continues to tour nationwide, drawing bigger audiences and frequent sellouts. Grounded in Christian faith and his Louisiana roots, he brings sincerity, gratitude, and heart to every performance. His voice pays tribute to the legends and his songs center on real life, carving his own path while keeping traditional country alive.

This three round Advanced format event has a $5 entry fee. Each entrant receives one pack upon entry, and every entry adds another pack to the shared prize pool. Prizes are awarded as OTS packs. An undefeated record earns five packs, while a two win and one loss finish earns one pack.

Take part in a local One Piece tournament with a $5 entry fee. Players receive a One Piece Tournament Pack on entry, and each entry contributes $5 in store credit to the prize pool. Prizes are distributed with first place receiving half of the pool, second place getting half of the remaining amount, and third and fourth splitting what is left. For example, with 8 players and $40 in entry fees, first would receive $20 in store credit, second would receive $10, and third and fourth would each receive $5. Additionally, first place also earns a One Piece Winner Pack.

Kelley’s Quilt Shop hosts a free community sewing day focused on creating quilts for children in the local area. Fabric is supplied, and participants should bring a sewing machine, thread, and basic sewing notions. To reserve a spot, call 423-465-5659. Spend the day sewing, meeting fellow quilters, and contributing handmade comfort to kids in need.

Interest is already building for this two day event, which returns with three rounds of qualifying on Saturday and Mains on Sunday. Champions will be crowned for the Manufacturer's Cup, as well as overall titles in Rubber Tire and Foam Tire. Sign ups are planned to go live in late July.

This outdoor marketplace brings together local artists and authors alongside bakers, wood crafters, boutiques, direct sales companies, and more. Explore a wide range of small businesses and find a thoughtful gift for a loved one or a little something for yourself. Vendors interested in taking part are welcome to apply, and questions can be sent to 1409events@gmail.com.

An autumn ride meets at Colboch Motorcycle Sales.

Little River Band brings the seamless harmonies and unmistakable vocals that first won over audiences worldwide. The group rose to prominence in the 1970s and 1980s with multiplatinum albums and a run of chart-topping singles, accumulating over 360 million downloads and sales. Eagles founding member Glenn Frey once praised them as one of the finest singing bands, a reputation that still shines in their live sound. Bassist and vocalist Wayne Nelson, a 46-year veteran who has contributed to 25 of the band’s albums, leads the current lineup with fresh drive. The set features favorites such as Reminiscing, Lady, Cool Change, and The Night Owls, and showcases the talents of keyboardist and vocalist Chris Marion, singing drummer Ryan Ricks, lead guitarist Colin Whinnery, and rhythm guitarist Bruce Wallace. With shows selling out across the country, the concert focuses on timeless songs, shared memories, and welcoming new listeners into the fold.

Connect with area professionals at the IBN Biz Lunch in Greeneville TN at Casa Guerrero. The format includes optional open networking before the program with the opportunity to order food and drinks, a focused program, then more optional networking afterward. There is no cost to participate, there are no dues or membership requirements, no attendance rules, and no industry category limits. Everyone is welcome, and purchasing food or beverages is entirely optional. Attendees can showcase their business, share products or services, and make new referral connections. Bringing plenty of business cards or flyers is encouraged. Door prizes are welcome but not required. Meeting leaders are Landon Beall of Unbound Digital and Delora Bennett of Get Healthy, Stay Healthy 4 U. The event is supported by sponsors including Jay Cottrell of lpt Realty Johnson City, Mountain View Pure Water, David Beerman of Edward Jones Johnson City, Appalachian Stars Gymnastics, Tradebank of East Tennessee, Legacy Life Planning, Josh Culbert CPA, Cherie Clough, Medicare Advisor and Senior Insurance Specialist, Colonial Life Tri-Cities TN, Libertas Electric, Digital Overwatch, and CrossStone Insurance.

The Jackson Theatre and the McKinney Center present a special installment of Tales of Our 250th, a series honoring local heritage and the nation’s 250th anniversary through short dramatic pieces, historians, reenactments, live music, and other storytelling that brings Jonesborough’s past to life. This edition focuses on Civil War history in Northeast Tennessee, featuring insights from Dr. Tom Lee of ETSU and a performance by the 52nd Regimental String Band. Each program offers scenes from the original play The First and Last Town in Tennessee by Anne G’Fellers-Mason, which premiered earlier this year at the McKinney Center and was featured in The New York Times, and includes Tim Herron as Jonesborough historian Paul Fink guiding audiences through defining moments large and small. Admission is pay what you can. A student performance is also available, with a $5 ticket that includes a popcorn snack pack and information for school groups. Presented by The Jackson Theatre and the McKinney Center, with support from the Tennessee Commission for the United States Semiquincentennial and the Historic Jonesborough Arts Foundation.

Colboch Motorcycle Sales is hosting a special customer appreciation event with complimentary refreshments. Enjoy free coffee and donuts, then cap it off with a free BBQ sandwich as a thank you to customers.

Four strangers meet at a lingerie sale, linked by a black lace bra and the ups and downs of menopause, from memory slips and hot flashes to night sweats and changing desire. This parody musical spins favorite tunes from the 60s, 70s, and 80s into a playful soundtrack that fuels big laughs, cheers, and even dancing in the aisles. Enjoyed by more than 17 million fans worldwide over 25 years, it is a comedic celebration of women and the life change they navigate together.

Holiday magic fills College Square Mall as the ALPS Festival of Trees brings the community together to support ALPS Adult Day Services. Wander among artfully decorated Christmas trees, wreaths, and seasonal displays, along with gift baskets created by local businesses, organizations, and community members. Each display helps raise funds for the individuals and families served by ALPS. Activities for all ages include a place to write letters to Santa, an ornament crafting area, a cheerful photo spot, and live holiday music featuring beloved carols. Attendance is free and open to all. Explore the displays, enjoy the festivities, and take part in the online auction to bid on favorite trees, wreaths, baskets, and festive décor, all while contributing to a meaningful cause.

Immerse yourself in a two-day painting workshop with artist James Griffin at Griffin Art Gallery. Designed to help artists move past creative blocks and strengthen technique, this hands-on experience blends demonstrations, guided practice, and personalized feedback in a studio setting. Explore richer color through advanced mixing to build depth without muddiness, energize your canvases with more expressive brushwork, and refine composition and the handling of light to achieve striking contrast. All skill levels are welcome. Enrollment is limited to 10 participants to ensure individual attention. Tuition is $250 for the full two-day session.

Blackberry Smoke rolls in with a sound rooted in Georgia tradition, celebrating the people and places that shaped the band. Their newest album, Be Right Here, blends Southern rock with bluesy classic rock and roots-infused vintage country, delivering story-driven songs filled with colorful, relatable characters. More than twenty years on the road have cultivated a dedicated community of fans known as the Brothers and Sisters, many of whom travel far and wide to be part of the experience. That loyalty has helped propel the group’s last six full-length releases to notable chart milestones, including You Hear Georgia hitting number one on Billboard’s Americana and Folk chart and Be Right Here reaching the top five on the Top Current Album Sales chart. Their résumé includes major stages around the world, from Austin City Limits and Bonnaroo to Summerfest, Glastonbury, and Download UK, with no signs of slowing down.

Big Daddy Weave shares a night of worship and testimony through songs like Redeemed, The Lion and the Lamb, and God Is In This Story. Mike Weaver, Jeremy Redmon, Joe Shirk, and Brian Beihl continue to make music after the 2022 passing of founding member Jay Weaver, carrying a message shaped by a steadfast faith that looks to God in every circumstance. Caleb & John add a bold and joyful sound, celebrating a number one Christian radio hit, Somebody Like Me featuring CAIN, two K-LOVE Fan Award nominations, and their latest single, Finished, which points to God still at work. Carly Ann Taylor, a soulful vocalist, songwriter, and worship leader from San Diego, shares music from her EP Changing My Story, tracing a journey from brokenness and abandonment to healing, hope, and salvation in Jesus Christ.

Enjoy a seasonal craft fair featuring a mix of free and pay-as-you-go creative stations, a free bounce house, and a marketplace. Explore a kids market alongside an adult makers show with local and growing businesses offering original handcrafted items, occasional vintage finds, and regional food flavors. Food trucks will be serving meals, drinks, and desserts. Dogs are welcome. Admission and parking are free. For vendor inquiries or applications, contact stevenpaulsignup14@gmail.com.

Celebrate the start of the Christmas season at a bustling marketplace featuring local bakers, wood crafters, artists, authors, direct sales companies, boutiques, and more. Browse a wide variety of creations from talented small businesses and pick out thoughtful gifts for a favorite person or a little something for yourself. Vendors are welcome to apply.

Journey from the Heart returns to Niswonger Performing Arts Center in Greeneville with a tribute to the timeless hits of Journey and Heart. Ryan Christopher, former lead singer for Resurrection, a Journey tribute, is known for a vocal style closely associated with Steve Perry and brings nearly twenty years of touring experience to songs like “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Faithfully,” and “Any Way You Want It.” Shareen Ann delivers Ann Wilson’s signature vocals and commanding presence, and Ann Coleman pays homage to Nancy Wilson on guitar. A lineup of seasoned Nashville musicians supports the performance, uniting two iconic catalogs in one concert. Following a sold out appearance in 2025, this nationally touring tribute returns with favorites that include “Barracuda,” “Crazy On You,” and “Alone.”

At the Jackson Theatre, Jerron Paxton and Dennis Lichtman share the stage for an evening of roots music played with skill and spirit. These acclaimed multi-instrumentalists and vocalists explore the stories and traditions behind their repertoire as they move through acoustic blues, ragtime, Tin Pan Alley tunes, 1920s jazz, lively twin-fiddle hoedowns, and original pieces. Their partnership includes an artist-in-residence season at Symphony Space in New York City and the release of their first full-length duo album, Jerron Paxton & Dennis Lichtman. Paxton is a Smithsonian Folkways recording artist, a fixture on the international blues festival circuit, and a former artistic director of the Port Townsend Acoustic Blues Festival. Lichtman is known for masterful work on clarinet, mandolin, and fiddle, with credits that include collaborations with David Byrne and Pokey LaFarge, contributions to HBO productions, performances with Jim Kweskin, and his own solo projects.

Jared Freiburg, a virtuosic rock and roll pianist, teams up with The Vagabonds for a high-energy tribute to golden-era favorites featuring music associated with Ray Charles, Sinatra, Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats Domino, Elvis, Chuck Berry, and Billy Joel. Freiburg spent five years portraying Jerry Lee Lewis in the Tony Award-winning Broadway production Million Dollar Quartet, touring around the world on stages ashore and at sea. He continues to bring these icons to life on tour with dazzling piano work and spirited vocals.

Clay Walker leads a festive, 90 minute Christmas concert and sing along that blends music, family, and holiday traditions. The program features some of his biggest hits, including If I Could Make A Living, She Won't Be Lonely Long, and Live Until I Die, performed alongside favorite Christmas standards. In the spirit of the season, his children take part in select numbers, creating a warm family celebration for fans of his music and classic holiday songs.

The 2027 Colboch Calendar debuts at Colboch Motorcycle Sales in Morristown, TN. This first day of availability includes autograph opportunities from some of the women featured in the calendar, so new copies can be signed and personalized.

Carson Peters and Iron Mountain return after a 2019 debut, coming back following Carson Peters’ rapid rise in the music business that includes appearances on The Voice. The band has quickly risen in bluegrass, with numerous trips to the Grand Ole Opry and multiple international appearances. They credit God for their success and trust His plan for the road ahead.

Lightwire Theater’s A Very Electric Christmas returns to NPAC for the holiday season with a glow-in-the-dark adventure for all ages. The story follows Max, a young bird traveling south with his family, who is blown off course and lands at the North Pole, where his journey truly begins. Dancing toy soldiers, caroling worms, and lively poinsettias brighten the stage as themes of family, friendship, and hope unfold to beloved holiday music, including selections tied to Nat King Cole, Mariah Carey, and Tchaikovsky. Internationally recognized for their signature light-based visuals and heartfelt storytelling performed in the dark, Lightwire Theater brings a festive spectacle that shines with wonder.

Chattanooga Ballet presents a festive staging of The Nutcracker, featuring its professional troupe alongside more than fifty performers, with local students among them. Follow Clara, a young girl at her parents' holiday party, as she receives a nutcracker from her godfather Drosselmeyer and is swept into an enchanting adventure. The story moves from a clash with the Rat King to a shimmering winter realm and then to a kingdom of sweets. Look for dolls springing to life, mice scurrying across the floor, and snow flurrying over the stage. The party scene brims with youthful energy, danger rises as the Nutcracker begins to falter against the Rat King, and joy returns when the sweets gather to celebrate their young heroine. This family-friendly classic highlights youth and bravery and is a holiday tradition.