Events in Harriman today

Earn the training and certification required to apply for the Tennessee Enhanced Handgun Carry Permit in a state‑inspected and certified indoor range and classroom. The Enhanced Permit allows carry in more places than the Concealed Carry Permit or under Tennessee permitless carry, and it is recognized in 38 states, which makes it well suited for travel. Graduates receive the class certification needed for the permit application. The course runs a minimum of six hours, not including lunch, and participants are asked to arrive 15 minutes early for check‑in. The class is open to individuals 16 or older, though you must be 18 to obtain the permit, and both applications and class certifications expire twelve months from your class date. Frontier Firearms is ADA compliant and can accommodate a variety of needs. For safety reasons, late pregnancy shooters are not permitted. Classes may be rescheduled if fewer than five students register. Tickets are on sale with a $20 discount. The Standard Ticket is $80, now $60, and includes instruction, day‑of range fees, use of eye and ear protection, targets, pizza for lunch, a complimentary one‑day range pass to use before or after class, and a $25 off coupon. The Premium Ticket is $95, now $75, and adds the use of a handgun with ammunition, a 22 caliber semi automatic pistol, to everything in the Standard Ticket. Educators and students save an additional $10 per ticket. A small processing fee from the ticketing platform applies to each purchase. The curriculum covers the permit qualification and application process, firearm safety and maintenance, state and federal laws related to handgun carry, when deadly force may be justified, and the criminal and civil ramifications of using deadly force. Range protocol and marksmanship are taught alongside handgun and ammunition fundamentals. Each student completes a short written exam and a live‑fire qualification in the indoor range, firing 50 rounds, with stages at 3, 5, and 7 yards. You are not required to shoot the same handgun you plan to carry. You may bring a 22LR pistol or revolver, or select the Premium Ticket to use a provided pistol with ammunition. Expect a relaxed, professional environment with nationally certified instructors, a safe and clean indoor range, ADA compliant classroom, range, and restrooms, a comfortable shooters’ lounge, and a bright classroom. Pizza is served for lunch, coffee is complimentary, and soda, bottled water, and snacks are available for purchase. Please complete the State Handgun Carry Permit application before class. Bring a valid driver’s license with your current address, a handgun in safe working condition with 50 rounds of factory ammunition unless you choose the Premium Ticket, comfortable clothing, and pencil and paper. Eye and ear protection are provided, and you may want to bring change for soft drinks and snacks. For questions or to request special accommodations, call 865-376-0793 or email Classes@FrontierFirearmsUSA.com. Refunds are available up to seven days before class, less the ticketing platform fee, or you may transfer to another class before the refund window closes. After that period, tickets are nonrefundable. If you miss class, you can request a discount code to purchase a makeup ticket at half of the current ticket price before any discount.

FOURKAST performs live at Crafter's Brew with a set spanning the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today.

Share and explore mystical experiences in a welcoming discussion group, whether you have had them or are simply curious. Everyone is welcome. The gathering takes place alongside a monthly potluck, and attendees may bring a dish to share.

Tap into your creativity at a Brush and Brew paint and sip at Intrepid Nitro. Begin by choosing a handcrafted canvas with a printed outline, with featured designs that include a Corgi and a Scorpion, along with additional image options. Build a custom palette from a wide selection of professional acrylic paints, then settle in to create your own take on the design. All the essentials are provided for use during the class, including brushes, palettes, sponge brushes, acrylic paint markers, water and cups for painting, mechanical pencils, easels, table covers or mats, paper towels or wet wipes, and a canvas. The ticket covers these materials, which are returned to the host at the end, and also includes guidance from a professional artist to help refine your technique. Food and drinks are not included.

This book club at Oliver Springs Library offers friendly conversations about books and a chance to connect with the community. All community members are welcome.

This adult card-making class welcomes both seasoned creators and those new to crafting. Participants will design handmade cards inspired by a thoughtful color palette while connecting with fellow crafters in a friendly setting. The class fee is $10, and pre-registration is required. Roane County seniors may attend at no cost.

Designed for toddlers and preschoolers ages 2 to 5, this library program features read-aloud stories, music, simple crafts, and interactive activities that foster early learning. Caregivers can expect a welcoming setting where children play, create, and build important skills together.

This weekly trivia night is presented by Not Rocket Science Trivia.

Women golfers are welcome at The Golf Club at WindRiver for a fall 18-hole league that plays weekly on Thursdays, offering traditional 18-hole play and an open format that includes participants from other courses. Each week features games tailored to the size of the field, and the Pro Shop handles pairings and provides digital scorecards with handicaps. A handicap is required, and WindRiver Golf Pro Kyle Hodges can help set one up before the season begins. To qualify for end-of-league prizes, plan to participate in at least eight weeks. At the conclusion of the league, the Pro Shop will recognize two players in two categories selected from a set that may include improvement, attendance, scoring, putting, greens hit, pars, birdies, and both net and gross results. Non-members pay a green fee, and advance registration on Unknown Golf is required by Tuesday. For registration, contact the Pro Shop at 865-988-0370.

A fall trail ride in the Appalachians brings off-road enthusiasts to Windrock Park in Oliver Springs, Tennessee. Known as the largest off-road park east of the Mississippi, it spans about 72,000 acres of trails and showcases Smoky Mountain scenery with vibrant autumn colors. Participant vehicles must meet minimum requirements, including at least a 2.5-inch suspension and 35-inch mud-terrain tires. Lodging options include cabins, camping, and RV accommodations.

LEGO bricks are provided, and children bring the imagination. Young builders can create towers, vehicles, animals, or any idea they dream up. This hands-on time is suited to kids who love to build and have fun.

Hosted by the library, this monthly book discussion brings readers together to enjoy conversation, share favorite stories, exchange recommendations, and enjoy light refreshments in a friendly, inclusive setting. Participants are welcome to bring the book they are currently reading to share with the group. Meetings take place in the Library Meeting Room on the second Thursday of each month. Each gathering highlights a new theme, with examples such as For the First Time Ever, Books We Love to Hate, Cozy Reads, Judged by the Cover, Out of This World Characters, Ancient Civilizations, Invention & Innovation, Band Books, Do You Believe in Magic, Ghost Stories, and Globetrotters. For additional ideas on what to read next, staff suggestions can be found on the library’s website.

Back at the Historic Grove Theater in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, the 2026 Secret City Improv Comedy Festival showcases 36 improv comedy teams from across the United States over three nights.

Music Mashup Trivia offers a lighthearted quiz centered on musical know-how, creating a friendly setting for participants to challenge what they know.