This weekend in Johnson City, TN

At Peppermint Farm, a friendly market blends a craft fair with a farmers market, bringing together local artisans, growers, and bakers in Boones Creek. Browse unique handmade pieces, pick up fresh produce from regional farms, and enjoy homemade baked goods. Food trucks offer a range of freshly prepared options, and the setting welcomes families with plenty to discover. Whether you are searching for a one of a kind gift, stocking up on farm fresh finds, or simply enjoying time on the farm, there is something for everyone.

This cruise-in style car show at the Johnson City Krystal welcomes cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Entry is $10. NASCAR legends Brownie King and Brad Teague will appear as special guests, bringing a touch of racing heritage to the gathering.

Support EHS Boys Basketball on the greens with a tournament at Elizabethton Golf Club. Players may register as a four person team or as an individual, and there is an option to combine a team entry with a hole sponsorship. Standalone hole sponsorships are offered as well. Pricing is 350 dollars for a team with a hole sponsorship, 300 dollars per team of four, 75 dollars for an individual player, and 100 dollars for a hole sponsorship. A light breakfast will be served, with lunch and snacks provided later. Contests, prizes, and giveaways will take place throughout the day. Businesses and community members can also contribute through Gold sponsorships at 1,000 dollars or Silver sponsorships at 500 dollars, with proceeds helping provide resources and opportunities for student athletes. Registration occurs before a shotgun start. For details or to register, contact Jordan Chambers at 423-741-0018 or jchambers@jocoed.net.

Learn the basics of rapier and smallsword in a hands-on session focused on practical skills. All equipment is provided, and attendees should wear comfortable clothing suitable for working up a sweat along with closed-toe shoes. Drop-ins are welcome for $15 per person.

Enjoy a fun tubing outing on the Watauga River in Elizabethton, Tennessee, ideal for friends and families, corporate groups, team building, family reunions, scouts, and bachelor or bachelorette parties. Reservations are required prior to the day of the trip, with a cutoff at 6 pm the night before, and booking is completed by phone.

Explore a monthly market featuring local artists, crafters, and makers. Browse handmade goods and purchase directly from the people who create them. For vendor matters, communicate only with Crossroads Craftworks. Do not respond to messages from others claiming to handle vendor contacts, and do not send money to strangers.

Chart a course for a weekly One Piece TCG locals gathering. Goodies are offered as participation perks and as prizes. Both the entry cost and prize support scale with turnout.

The 13th annual Pakrul Par 3 Tournament takes place at Johnson City Country Club in support of The 2nd Century Foundation. Every hole is set as a par 3, creating a quick, enjoyable round for golfers of all skill levels, with a shotgun start. Entry for a two person team is $250, and the field is limited and expected to fill quickly. Hole sponsorships cost $300 and come with recognition during the tournament. All proceeds support The 2nd Century Foundation and help preserve and enhance Johnson City Country Club’s historic legacy for future generations.

Step into history with a family-friendly presentation featuring George and Martha Washington. Nationally recognized historical interpreters bring the Washingtons to life through first-person storytelling, sharing stories from America’s founding era and highlighting their lives and legacy. Tickets are $15.

Downtown Elizabethton comes alive with a car cruise-in that pairs eye-catching vehicles with local shopping and a welcoming hometown atmosphere. These evening gatherings unfold along Elk Avenue throughout the season. If weather interrupts, the event moves to the following week, keeping the fun rolling without missing a beat.

A cozy creative gathering welcomes practicing artists, curious beginners, and anyone seeking a calm place to sketch and connect. The community supports each participant’s artistic journey through weekly challenges, sketchbook tours, art mentoring, and other prompts that encourage conversation and growth. Each session may include a still life to draw or a special topic to spark ideas, and participants can bring a small project or start something new. Use only dry media such as pencil, charcoal, or pastel, and please avoid glitter, inks, paints, glues, and other spillable materials. RSVP is recommended, though drop-in attendance is fine. Purchases of food or beverages are encouraged to support the teahouse nonprofit. Seating is limited and may vary by room, with a maximum of 10 participants. Organized by Benjamin Abbott and Laura Carlson with The FADE Initiative. The gathering takes place at Tea Table on the first floor, where you can enjoy good company, good tea, and the simple joy of making art together.

Step into early American history with an immersive dinner featuring George and Martha Washington. The Jackson Theatre will host an 18th-century-inspired meal with music by Muster Grounds Musick, plus a traditional fife and drum performance. Doors open at 6:00 PM, music starts at 6:30 PM, and George and Martha take the stage at 7:15 PM. Dinner will be held outdoors in the alley beside the theatre if weather permits, with period décor creating a colonial setting. Each dinner ticket includes one complimentary drink ticket, and there’s a cash bar with additional cocktails and bourbon.

A summer concert features Matthew West with live music. Gates open before the show, and the church is purchasing 30 tickets for the concert.

Matthew West performs at Citizens Bank Stadium at Elizabethton High School with special guests Megan Woods and Jon Reddick. The concert is presented by Tweetsie Trail Jams in collaboration with the City of Elizabethton, Tennessee.

August Cur brings a charged, high-spirited set that reshapes favorites from Black Sabbath, Amy Winehouse, Alice in Chains, Pink Floyd, and more. Led by a commanding female vocalist with remarkable range and control, this four piece gives beloved songs a fresh edge. The guitarist zeroes in on pristine tone, the bass locks into grooves that keep the energy up, and the drums drive everything with raw intensity. Hear Ozzy Osbourne staples and Layne Staley era grunge take on new life with a powerful voice at the front.

Enjoy a relaxing tubing outing on the Watauga River in Elizabethton, Tennessee. This river float is suited for friends and families, corporate gatherings, team building, family reunions, scouts, and bachelor or bachelorette groups. Reservations are required in advance, with a cutoff the night before the trip, and booking is handled by phone.