Events in Harriman, TN

Hosted by Taylor Martin and Amanda Shaw at Reef Coffee, this professional networking gathering brings together entrepreneurs, creatives, business leaders, and community builders for meaningful conversations in an inviting setting. Enjoy a relaxed boutique atmosphere with handcrafted espresso and easygoing energy, all centered on intentional connection. The experience is designed to spark authentic relationships, encourage collaboration, and open doors to new opportunities.

Be Aware and Paint your Pair is a breast cancer fundraiser featuring vendors, drinks, tattoos, and plenty of paint. Attendees can add paint to their TaTas and create a keepsake canvas to take home. More details will be shared, and tickets are expected to be available soon.

Set in Lenoir City, Tennessee, this multisport event offers four ways to compete, letting participants choose what matches their goals and pace. Take on a half iron distance, opt for the Olympic or sprint distances, or enter the duathlon. With multiple formats in one place, it accommodates newcomers and seasoned racers alike.

Build safe and confident handgun skills in a coed fundamentals class that also satisfies the training requirement to apply for the Tennessee Concealed Carry Permit if you plan to carry out of state. This four hour session blends classroom instruction with guided practice on an indoor range, covering types of pistols and revolvers, core safety rules, proper grip and stance, aiming, loading and unloading, how to choose a firearm that fits your needs, cleaning, lawful use in self defense, transporting firearms, and the steps to submit your permit application. Participants spend time on the range with several models and calibers, and the instruction is designed to have everyone placing shots on target before leaving. Tuition is 85 dollars, or 65 dollars with promo code SAVE20. The fee includes use of a handgun with ammunition, range fees, eye and ear protection, as many targets as you need, a discount coupon for in store purchases, and a one day range pass for additional practice after class. A certificate of completion is provided, and the course also prepares you for the Enhanced Carry Permit class. The format welcomes first timers as well as those brushing up on dormant skills, and it can be a shared experience for families and friends. According to the stated policy, refunds are available up to seven days in advance minus processing fees, there are no refunds for missed sessions, and options are available to transfer to another date or obtain a reduced price ticket for a future class.

The Power T Barrel Race supports the University of Tennessee Equestrian Team, with the club on site and appreciative of donations. Riders compete for a 75% payback with awards for Open 4D, and no DJR awards membership is required to be eligible. A Team Spirit contest invites participants to wear Vols apparel for a chance to win; the entry fee is $5, photos will be taken, the winner will be selected by online voting, and no horse is needed to enter. To ease parking, the show uses designated time slots and a haul-in, haul-out format, and riders are asked to make room for others after completing their runs. A $15 grounds fee applies per rider, waived for current Diamond J Ranch boarders and training horse clients. Negative Coggins is required, and riders under 18 must wear helmets. Online pre-entry is mandatory with no same-day registration or additions after entries close, and once entries are final there are no changes or refunds. The draw will be posted, and the race will take place rain or shine in a covered arena. Award sponsorship inquiries are welcome.

Married or engaged couples in the Knoxville area can enjoy an uplifting date night built around relationship wisdom from the book Insight for a Healthier Marriage. The evening features a couples enrichment session, a fun and reflective activity for two, raffle prize giveaways, and food from the Sweet’n Sassy Food Truck with Chef Tandalyn Burton. Minister Carlos and Dr. Felicia Stephens share biblical guidance and insights drawn from 16 years of Christian marriage, offering practical takeaways inspired by the book.

The Johnnys are back at Jellystone Park Watts Bar Lake with an evening of live music in a festive campground setting. It is a fall night filled with entertainment and a celebratory park atmosphere. Attendees can make it a full getaway with an overnight stay to enjoy more of what the park offers, or choose a day pass to take in just the show.

Connect with local business people and entrepreneurs over coffee at this Incredible Business Networking Coffee Connection in Kingston. Hosted at Tammaro Realty and presented in partnership with the Roane Alliance, the gathering focuses on friendly conversation and referral building. The format features roundtable networking, brief individual introductions with short promos, a concise coffee sponsor presentation or additional discussion, more networking, door prizes, and time for open conversation before everyone heads out. Attendance is free with no dues, membership, category limits, or attendance requirements, and the event is inclusive to all. Participants can promote their business, products, and services, exchange a stack of business cards or flyers, and may bring an optional door prize. Food and drink purchases are optional. Co-meeting leaders are Andrew Graves of Tammaro Realty, 865-248-8395, and Michael Wilson of The Forge, 865-344-5522. Sponsors include Tradebank of Knoxville, P&L Business Services, Legacy Life Planning, Lifewave with Janet Hudson as a brand partner, Viewpoint Media, Knoxville Insider, Brainstorm International, Linda Meese of Realty Executives Associates, John Pyron, The Business Doctor, Abundance 365, Rocky Top HVAC, and Ownby Insurance Service.

Windrock Park 2026 Fall Jam packs several days with off-road action and family-friendly activities. The weekend opens on Thursday with registration followed by a guided ride at sunset. Friday and Saturday feature guided trail rides and the Windrock Challenge, along with a Family Night that includes trunk-or-treating, face painting, balloon twisting, and an outdoor movie under the stars. Saturday adds a mud bog competition, a DJ, contests for decorated vehicles and costumes, and the Haunted Trail Ride. Giveaways include a Yamaha RMAX SxS and a Grizzly ATV, and the event wraps up with food and prizes. Admission is $20 for adults, $10 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

Jake Worthington takes the Toyota of Knoxville Concert Stage at Cotton Eyed Joe alongside guest Tyla Rodregues. The evening features down-home country sounds, plenty of refreshments, and a lively party atmosphere throughout the venue.

Seasonal dining at Wilder pairs with live music from Pickers Anonymous, an old-time Chattanooga folk duo featuring Nicholas Edward Williams and John Benjamin Davis. Their interplay of guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, and layered harmonies echoes early brother duos and traditional roots. The performance spans old time, folk, bluegrass, and pre-war blues.

Help maintain the trails at Haw Ridge Park during a CVTA work day focused on hands-on projects. Organizers will have tasks planned and will provide the necessary tools. Lunch and beverages will be available. Participants should bring water, gloves, and sturdy shoes, and are welcome to invite a friend. The meeting location is CVTA HQ at Haw Ridge Park, past the Dirt Lab at the east end of the park.

The Annual October Sky Festival highlights local vendors and live music. The Oliver Springs Public Library is accepting applications for 12-by-12 booth spaces priced at $30, and all booth fees will help fund a new activity center offering educational classes, community programs, and special events for all ages. The library is also seeking singers and other musical entertainment to perform on stage during the festival. For booth applications and performance information, contact or stop by the library.

A joyful gathering of gospel voices fills the valley with uplifting songs as many performers share spirited harmonies and heartfelt praise. The focus is on fellowship through music and a lively, positive atmosphere.

Hosted by Harriman High School, this marching band competition showcases student ensembles in a day of performances. The event typically welcomes about 500 band students each year, along with their teachers and families. Bands interested in participating can obtain details and registration information. Community members who want to support the band may apply to set up at the event, including opportunities for food vendors and creators of music or band related arts and crafts. To volunteer or get involved, contact the band director, Mr. Lankford, at dlankford@roaneschools.com.

Celebrate Pumpkin Fest with a pop up witch dance that invites anyone curious about a viral routine to give it a try. Bring a broom, wear a costume, and bring plenty of enthusiasm. There is no need to be a witch to participate. Classes are planned to begin soon for those interested in learning the steps.

A live classic rock tribute takes the stage at 35 North.

This state-certified class provides the training required to apply for a Tennessee Enhanced Handgun Carry Permit. Over a minimum of six hours, participants learn handgun safety, carry laws, the lawful use of deadly force, and the legal responsibilities that come with carrying. Successful completion results in the certification needed for the permit application process. Advance registration with the state through TN.gov is required. Please bring a handgun, 50 rounds of ammunition, a valid ID, safety gear, and appropriate clothing, and plan to pack snacks or lunch. Firearms and ammunition can be rented or purchased at the range if needed. Cancellations made at least 48 hours before the class are eligible for a full refund, while those made within 48 hours are not refundable.

Enjoy food and drinks at Oakey's Sports Grill while listening to acoustic versions of familiar songs. Settle in and take in recognizable tunes performed in an unplugged style as you dine.

Flannel performs a 1990s rock tribute at Crafter's Brew, celebrating the era's signature sound.

Liquid Velvet performs a live yacht rock and classic rock tribute at 35 North.

A fall journey through the Nantahala Gorge unfolds aboard the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, reached by deluxe motorcoach from Clinton or Oak Ridge to Bryson City, North Carolina. Settle into a historic steam train coach as the line traces rivers and cliffs across roughly 44 miles, with mountainsides glowing in vivid reds, golds, and oranges. The gentle cadence of the rails and the scent of coal drifting through the windows set a nostalgic tone, while open-air cars offer wide-open views and prime photo opportunities. The package includes round-trip transportation, a four hour train ride, and free time to explore Bryson City with lunch on your own. Price is $150 per person. This tour is sold out.

This ladies-only handgun course combines classroom instruction with supervised practice on an indoor range to build safe, confident skills with pistols and revolvers while meeting the training requirement for the Tennessee Concealed Handgun Carry Permit. Instruction covers essential safety, handgun types and features, proper grip and stance, aiming, loading and unloading, accurate firing, how to choose a firearm for concealed carry or home defense, and an overview of current Tennessee laws on carrying a handgun and the legal use of deadly force. Everything needed for training is provided, including the use of class handguns, ammunition for those handguns, targets, and eye and ear protection. Your ticket also includes range time and fees, as many targets as you need, a discount coupon for in-store purchases, a one-day range pass for practice after class, and a certificate of completion with instructor affidavit. Designed for beginners, applicants for the Tennessee Concealed Handgun Carry Permit, and those seeking a refresher before pursuing the Enhanced Handgun Carry Permit, this four-hour session focuses on helping participants leave with solid fundamentals and on-target results. Save $20 with the promo code SAVE20. To obtain the Tennessee Concealed Handgun Carry Permit, students must apply through the Tennessee Department of Safety and pay a $65 fee for an eight-year permit. Refunds are available up to seven days before class, minus the ticketing fee, and transfers to another class can be arranged before that deadline. There are no refunds for missed classes, but a half-price makeup option is available by requesting a discount code for a future session.

A family friendly arts and crafts festival fills the Main Street of historic Concord Village. This outdoor fall event brings together over 70 local vendors presenting their wares, award winning food and drink trucks, and performances by regionally recognized musical artists. All participants support LIFT of East Tennessee, a local charity that helps individuals with autism and their families. The festival unfolds along a flat, accessible Main Street that highlights the area’s history and traditions.

Explore the basics of royal icing and sugar cookie art in a beginner-friendly Halloween cookie decorating class at the Farragut Community Center. The session welcomes newcomers, anyone curious about cookie design, or those who have found royal icing tricky. Each participant decorates six festive cookies using four icing colors, with cookies, icing, sprinkles, tools, and a take-home box all provided. Everything is prepped in advance, so there is no baking or mixing, just decorating and time for questions. Suitable for ages 10 and up, with seating for up to 16 participants. Add-on kits are available at checkout for extra practice or for kids at home, and the class PowerPoint will be shared so you can guide a lesson yourself. Kits are ready for pickup at the end of class, or, if you are only purchasing a kit, you can stop by during class to collect the labeled package.

Enjoy a safe, family-friendly afternoon of trick-or-treating with Harvest Fest vendors as kids wear their favorite costumes and wander the festival collecting candy. The event highlights festive fall fun, local shopping, delicious food, and plenty of community spirit, creating a warm way to celebrate the season.

Senior bingo at Oliver Springs Library offers good-natured games, plenty of laughs, and an easygoing chance to connect with friends. All seniors are welcome, and bringing a friend is encouraged. This recurring event takes place on the fourth Tuesday of each month.

A free Halloween evening in downtown Harriman features trunk-or-treat and trick-or-treating at booths, hay rides, a DJ, live performances, food trucks, and scary movies. Costumes are encouraged, creating a festive night of family-friendly fun.

Smoky Mountain DockDogs and Wild Wing Cafe bring back Yappy Hour at Wild Wing Cafe - Farragut, a casual, dog-friendly gathering centered on dock jumping. Spectators can relax with wings and cold drinks while watching dogs take flight off the dock. Participation is free, and well-practiced pups who already know how to jump off a dock are welcome to give it a try. Handlers should bring a towel, a crate if needed, and a favorite floating toy.

Three nights of big-screen chills come to the Princess Theatre in downtown Harriman with the Harriman Horror Movie Fest, delivering a frightfully fun movie experience. This year, local high school students help choose the films, so the scares are shaped by community input. Across three evenings, expect endless screams and a Harriman experience to remember.

Night two of a three-night horror movie fest brings big-screen chills to the Princess Theatre in downtown Harriman. Local high school students help decide the lineup, giving the community a voice in which frightful films light up the screen. Expect plenty of screams and a memorable night of scary cinema in Harriman.

This tour is sold out. A Yes! Go Travel getaway celebrates the colors of autumn in Bardstown, Kentucky, starting with a 3.5-hour ride on a comfortable motorcoach that includes onboard games and fall-themed prize opportunities. The experience continues with a 2.5-hour journey on the My Old Kentucky Home Dinner Train, featuring a three-course lunch served as the countryside rolls by in seasonal color. Planned as a warm, sociable day of exploration, it blends scenic views, good food, and the welcoming spirit of Bardstown for history fans, food lovers, and anyone who appreciates the sights of fall.

The 4th Annual Tack Swap is a rain-or-shine gathering at the ranch with free admission for all. Guests are welcome to explore the grounds through guided farm tours and learn more about the services offered. For those reserving a space, a fee applies and a 12-by-12 area is provided. Please bring your own tables, chairs, and full setup, and leave pets and horses at home.

The Harriman Horror Movie Fest brings a three-night showcase of spooky cinema to the Princess Theatre in downtown Harriman. The lineup is shaped by a community vote with input from local high school students, adding a collaborative twist to every scare. Expect big-screen thrills, plenty of screams, and a celebration of horror that puts the community’s love of the genre front and center.

Create handmade cards in a friendly, adult-focused crafting class. Whether new to crafting or experienced, participants design cards inspired by a color palette and its elements. It is an opportunity to make cheerful keepsakes and connect with fellow crafters. The class fee is $10 and pre-registration is required. Roane County Seniors may attend for free.

Enjoy a creative weekend focused on scrapbooking and paper crafting at the DoubleTree hotel in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. The crop fee is $150 and covers a personal 6 foot table with electricity and internet access, plus entry into raffle drawings. Complimentary ice water will be available throughout the event, along with a special treat during the weekend. To register, email jantonas@comcast.net and include your contact email and the names of any table mates. Payment is accepted via CashApp at $JuneAntonas or by mailing a check to June Antonas. The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Oak Ridge - Knoxville lists a rate of $119 per night with group code SAN. For booking assistance, call 865-481-2468.

Liquid Velvet performs a live tribute to yacht rock and classic rock at 35 North. The set is dedicated to music from both genres.

Hosted at Farragut Community Center, the Veterans Salute Races offer 5K and 10K distances that begin together. The event focuses on honoring and remembering military personnel, with the final stretch routed through a Veterans Salute Corridor in Founders Park where signs pay tribute to their service and sacrifice. Part of the proceeds supports the Knoxville Chapter of Irreverent Warriors, an effort that brings veterans together through humor and camaraderie to strengthen mental health and prevent suicide, as well as the United Veterans Council of East TN in support of its Wreaths Across America program.

Legends of Rock brings an 80s arena rock tribute to the Princess Theatre with a high-octane salute to the decade’s biggest anthems. The performance features music made famous by AC/DC, Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Guns N' Roses, Journey, Poison, and Van Halen, creating a nostalgic celebration of the hits many grew up blasting.

This fall ride at Windrock offroad park is designed for off-road vehicles that meet specific setup requirements. Rigs should have 35-inch or larger tires, a working radio, a winch, and a suspension lift of at least 2.5 inches.

At Shangri-La Therapeutic Academy of Riding in Knoxville, TN, the Level 2 Healing Touch for Animals course builds on Level 1 fundamentals and introduces advanced techniques. Participants explore sound therapy for the energy field, space clearing, and self-care. The curriculum covers Energetic Detective Work, body systems, personality identification and characteristics, and specific conditions to help choreograph a full HTA session. Instruction addresses grief and its impact on animals, along with causes and solutions for grounding and focus challenges. Training includes approaches for working with traumatized animals and techniques to release energetic congestion related to trauma. The Euthanasia Protocol is reviewed to provide a step-by-step process that supports animal owners through end-of-life and the grieving process. Upon completion, participants receive a Certificate of Completion and can begin the process toward becoming a Certified Practitioner through the Healing Touch for Animals Certification Program. Early-bird savings of $80 off this course are available.

Hosted by The Creative Social Group, this hands-on class at Calamity’s Coffee focuses on crafting a Christmas Boot Desk Sitter decorated with soft fur trim, seasonal ribbon, greenery, and plenty of holiday flair. All supplies are provided, and step-by-step instruction makes it friendly for beginners. Participants can personalize their project and may bring a preferred ribbon to incorporate. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to purchase a drink, snack, or treat from the venue in support of the host location. The cost is $35 per person. Space is limited, and tickets are nonrefundable.

A budget-focused trail outing at Windrock Park inspired by the Gambler 500, where participants aim for builds around $1,000 and arrive with a 4x4 they are willing to part with. In the spirit of Dirty Santa or White Elephant, vehicles are chosen, swapped, and sometimes stolen as the ride unfolds. Trails are kept mild, so elaborate builds are unnecessary.

Hosted at Historic Grove Theater, the Southern Lights Entertainment Awards Show recognizes independent music and live entertainment with one winner in each category and visibility for every nominee from audiences around the world. Nominations have closed and voting is underway, with counting set to begin as soon as the polls close. Votes are arriving from across the United States and internationally, showing broad support for the finalists. Artists are encouraged to remind their fans to participate in the voting.

A live performance featuring acoustic music with a natural, unplugged sound.

Enjoy food and drinks paired with live acoustic renditions of familiar songs.

Start the holiday season with a family-friendly evening of festive activities. Take in a dazzling tree lighting, meet Santa, and enjoy gentle snowfall while exploring offerings from local vendors. Warm up with hot cocoa and catch seasonal performances, with plenty for children to do. Admission is free, making it easy to savor the spirit of the season and make lasting memories.

Help care for the trails at Haw Ridge during a CVTA Trail Work Day. Volunteers will meet at CVTA HQ in Haw Ridge Park, just past the Dirt Lab on the east end. Organizers will have projects ready and will provide the tools needed. Lunch and drinks will be provided. Please bring water, gloves, sturdy shoes, and consider inviting a friend or two.

Spend a relaxed morning of bingo at Oliver Springs Library, created with seniors in mind. Expect plenty of laughs, lighthearted competition, and time to connect with friends. All older adults are welcome, and participants are encouraged to bring a friend and get ready to call out bingo in a warm, social setting.

This two day motorcoach tour showcases Louisville’s heritage, culture, and signature attractions. Visit the Louisville Slugger Museum and the Kentucky Derby Museum, then on the second day experience the Lights of Louisville Mega Cavern. Pricing options are Single at $400, Double at $350, Triple at $300, and Quad at $250.

This indoor holiday market features local Knoxville business owners with crafts, baked goods, holiday decor, and more. It takes place inside Fox Den Country Club and will go on regardless of the weather. Parking is complimentary, and restrooms are available. Vendors accept a mix of payment options, including debit, cash, and Venmo. Confirmed vendors include That Clay Girl Co., Cakes by Colleen, LaDeDall Permanent Jewelry, Refill Coffee Cart, Altus Massage Therapy providing chair massages, Hearth & Honor with vintage finds, Ry & Co with custom hats, Mimi Jax clothing boutique, K Candles, Amy Sullivan Photography offering holiday photos, Arbonne with nutrition and skin care products, Abode with home staging for every budget, Sugar Mama Cotton Candy Co., Fudittle Fudge and Brittle with peanut brittle and fudge, Blackberry Pottery with handmade pottery, Chilly Bird Jewelry, Dulce Bakery with cookie decorating kits, Wowed by Watercolor with framed watercolor pieces, Sister Sister Designs with custom t shirts, The Lemon Knot with pies, brownies, and gingerbread macarroons, Punk Bunny Fashion, Rainbows & Petals Events with wreaths and floral creations, and Forbidden Wing Bookshop with a blind date with a book.

Readers gather at Oliver Springs Library for a welcoming book club centered on conversation about what they are reading. It offers a relaxed way to connect with others who enjoy books and to build a sense of community. Participation is open to everyone.

Admission is free, so wallets can stay home. Co-hosted by The Venue at Lenoir City and Santa Gary, this family-friendly celebration features crafts, games, inflatables, treats, music, and other holiday surprises. There may even be a special appearance by Santa and Mrs. Claus, with free photos available.

This seasonal outing highlights Truth Traveler Pigeon Forge, where a 5D virtual reality journey uses headset visuals, motion seating, sensory effects, and cinematic storytelling to place guests in key Biblical scenes, including the Garden of Eden, Noah’s Ark, the Tower of Babel, and the life of Jesus. Rae’s Stargazer Planetarium adds a dome-based tour of the night sky, exploring stars, galaxies, and the wider cosmos. Visitors can also enjoy themed snacks at Timeless Treats and browse souvenirs in the gift shop. The experience includes roundtrip transportation between Clinton and Oak Ridge, Tennessee, upgraded Platinum admission to the Truth Talker attraction, lunch on your own at The Island, and a selfie contest with a festive Christmas prize. Tickets are $50.00 for adults and $45.00 for children.

Oakey's Sports Grill hosts an evening of live music featuring The Smuggler’Z, alongside food and cold drinks for a fun night out.

Liquid Velvet performs live at 35 North with a show dedicated to yacht rock and classic rock. This tribute set celebrates the sounds and spirit of both genres.

Run LoCo returns with a USATF-certified half marathon and the Elf on the Run 5K, presented by Kimberly-Clark. Both courses are out and back, starting and finishing at the Tellico Lake Canal Day Use Area in Lenoir City, with views of Tellico Lake and the Tennessee River, the Tellico Dam, downtown Lenoir City and the Greenway. The half marathon carries USATF certification TN23024MS. The 5K follows the opening stretch of the half course with a turnaround at 1.55 miles, welcoming first timers, walkers and families, and encouraging festive costumes. Participants can look forward to chip timing on a certified course, a finisher medal for both distances, race photos from Nick Morgan Photography and awards for top performers, including overall male and female, masters, grandmasters, veteran and age groups three deep. A Run LoCo hoodie is included in the participant swag bag. Minimum ages are 13 and older for the half marathon and 6 and older for the 5K. Parking is available at the Tellico Dam area near the start and finish. For safety, dogs, strollers, bikes, skates and skateboards are not permitted on the course. Every registration supports the Loudon County Education Foundation, helping fund student scholarships, classroom grants for teachers, the Imagination Library and the Young Achievers Awards, with more than $1,130,000 invested in local education.

An event focused on music performed on acoustic instruments.

Set out on a festive rail outing with Yes! Go Travel aboard the My Old Kentucky Dinner Train in Bardstown, Kentucky. For $175 per person, the package includes motorcoach transportation from Clinton and Oak Ridge, Tennessee, a two and a half hour Christmas themed ride, a three course lunch served at your seat, and a special surprise to cap the experience. Twinkling lights, seasonal décor, and familiar carols create a cozy, nostalgic atmosphere as a restored historic train rolls through winter scenery. The day blends warm hospitality, scenic views, and Bardstown’s holiday charm. It is well suited for seniors, couples, families, groups, and organizations, or anyone who enjoys classic seasonal traditions. There are 20 seats remaining.

Delicious food and drinks pair with live acoustic renditions of familiar favorites for a relaxed, feel good night.

Flannel performs a live salute to 1990s rock at Smokehouse Kingston. The set highlights the decade’s signature guitar-driven sound and nostalgic favorites in a tribute format.

This Frozen 5K on the ice at Cool Sports Icearium invites participants to complete 35 laps in honor of those affected by cancer. Donations raised support innovative cancer research through the Scott Hamilton CARES Foundation.

Pitch in on the CVTA Trail Work Day at Haw Ridge, with activities based out of CVTA HQ in the park. Projects are set up in advance and all tools are provided. Lunch and beverages will be available. Attendees should bring their own drinking water, gloves, and sturdy shoes, and are welcome to come with a friend or two. The meeting spot is CVTA HQ at Haw Ridge, past the Dirt Lab near the east end of the park.

Learn cookie decorating in a hands-on class at Farragut Community Center in Farragut. It is designed for beginners or anyone curious about working with royal icing, whether attending solo, with a friend, or with family. Each participant decorates six pre-baked sugar cookies with four icing colors and sprinkles, and all tools plus a box for taking creations home are provided. Everything is prepared in advance, so there is no baking or icing mixing required, and questions are addressed during the session. Seating is available for up to 16 people, and the class is recommended for ages 10 and up. The cookie set features a holiday theme centered on Santa. Add-on kits can be purchased to repeat the lesson at home, and the class PowerPoint is included with the kit. Kits are handed out at the end of class, and if you are only ordering a kit you can stop by during the class to pick up the one labeled with your name.

Discover the basics of sugar cookie decorating in a friendly, beginner focused workshop at Farragut Community Center in Farragut, Tennessee. Over 90 minutes, participants decorate a festive Santa themed set using six cookies and four icing colors, with sprinkles, tools, and a take home box included. Everything is prepared in advance, so there is no baking or mixing, just decorating and learning. The session welcomes individuals, friends, and families, with seating available for up to 16, and is recommended for ages 10 and up. Optional add on kits can be purchased to recreate the experience at home, and a copy of the class presentation comes with each kit. Kits are handed out at the end of the session, or they can be picked up during the class if not attending.

Prepare for the Tennessee Enhanced Handgun Carry Permit with a state certified class that runs at least six hours and covers safe firearm handling, Tennessee carry regulations, when force may be lawfully used, and the legal responsibilities that come with carrying. Participants who meet the requirements and pass receive the documentation needed to apply for the permit. Advance registration with the state is required. Please bring a handgun, 50 rounds of ammunition, ID, safety gear, and clothing suitable for range training, and plan to pack snacks or a lunch. Firearms and ammunition are available to rent or purchase on site. To receive a full refund, cancel at least 48 hours before the class; cancellations within 48 hours are not refundable.