Events in Greeneville today

Kick off 2026 with the year’s first Trading Post, set up the hill from the Eatery. This welcoming event highlights local makers and invites the community to show support for their work. Plans are subject to the weather, so details may shift if conditions change.

Neon Night lights up the arena as part of the 2026 Horse Fun Shows at Crossroads Cowboy Church. This free, family friendly event encourages riders to outfit themselves and their horses in neon, glow in the dark accents, LED lights, bright paint, tie dye, and anything that shines under the lights. Spectators are welcome to dress in bright neon too, with Best Dressed recognition for both riders and the crowd. Bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating and look for giveaways, kids activities, free round pen rides, and concessions serving food and sweet treats. The program features a full slate of classes, starting with Leadline and a Neon Night Costume Class, followed by Go as You Please for non gaited riders as well as separate gaited youth and adult divisions. Additional highlights include the Potato Race, Musical Hula Hoop, Open Ended Barrel, Flat Shod Racking, Pole Bending for youth and for adults, Trail Pleasure Racking, Sled Ride, Egg and Spoon, Two Man Rescue, Water Glass, Barrels for youth and adults, and a Power Sled Ride, with an intermission during the show. Important information for participants and spectators includes proof of a negative Coggins test required at the gate and a reminder that all judges decisions are final. Alcohol is not permitted on Crossroads Cowboy Church grounds and smoking is not allowed near buildings, bleachers, or the arena. No responsibility is assumed for theft, injury, loss, or property damage. Under Tennessee law, equine professionals are not liable for injury or death resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities as outlined in Tennessee Code Annotated Title 44 Chapter 20 Part 1. Crossroads Cowboy Church strongly recommends that all youth wear helmets.

Monday One Piece Locals features a $5 entry fee. Every participant receives a One Piece Tournament Pack upon entry, and each entry adds $5 in store credit to a shared prize pool. Prizes are awarded based on final standings. First place takes half of the total pool and also earns a One Piece Winner Pack, second place receives half of the remaining amount, and third and fourth split what is left. For example, with eight players there would be $40 in entry fees, awarding $20 in store credit to first, $10 to second, and $5 each to third and fourth.

This One Piece tournament has a $5 entry fee. Each participant receives a One Piece Tournament Pack at sign in. Every entry contributes $5 in store credit to a shared prize pool. Prizes allocate half of the total to first place, half of the remainder to second, and the rest split between third and fourth. For eight players, the pool would be forty dollars in store credit, with twenty to first, ten to second, and five each to third and fourth. The winner also receives a One Piece Winner Pack.

In Greeneville, TN, the stitching space welcomes crafters during regular business hours, and on Thursdays it stays open later for extra time with your projects. Bring any type of stitching you enjoy, settle in, and enjoy a friendly visit while you work. There is no fee and no signup required.

Compete in a three-round Yu-Gi-Oh! event using the Advanced format. The entry fee is $5, and entry includes one pack for every player. In addition, each participant contributes one pack to the prize pool, which is awarded as OTS packs. A perfect 3-0 record earns five packs, while a 2-1 finish awards one pack.

Enjoy a friendly One Piece tournament with a $5 entry fee. Entry includes a One Piece Tournament Pack, and each participant adds $5 in store credit to a shared prize pool. Payouts are simple. First place takes half of the pool, second place receives half of what remains, and third and fourth split the rest. For example, with eight players there would be $40 in entry fees, awarding $20 in store credit to first, $10 to second, and $5 each to third and fourth. First place also earns a One Piece Winner Pack.

As part of the Food & Farm Series at Jackson Theatre, ARCD and Jonesborough Locally Grown present October’s screening of Babe. The film centers on a kindhearted pig striving to find where he belongs, surrounded by talking animals and humans on a quirky sheep farm. Admission is $8 for adults and $5 for seniors or students. All proceeds support ARCD and JLG.