The best arts & culture spots in Morristown

Spacious theater features a wide range of performances, productions & events throughout the year.

Dickson-Williams Mansion turns Greeneville’s past into a living room conversation, with guided tours through gorgeous architecture and the lives that shaped the place.

From the Greeneville newsletter, October 17, 2026

In what used to be an alley beside the 1889 Mason House, Mason House Gallery hosts rotating shows sponsored by the Greeneville Arts Council and the General Morgan Inn. Monthly exhibits bring regional talent in painting, photography and jewelry, an easy pop-in for fresh art when you’re out and about.

From the Greeneville newsletter, October 15, 2026

Private museum of antique, vintage & notable cars, with an old-fashioned diner & gas station.

Whether you need a Smokies fix for the living room or a gift for that neighbor who actually likes bear decor, Robert A. Tino Gallery delivers local landscapes, wildlife, and seasonal scenes as originals, prints, and notecards, plus custom framing that makes your walls look like they have their life together.

From the Sevierville newsletter, October 28, 2026

Warbirds is your rabbit hole to Warbird Alley, a deep, constantly updated trove for vintage military aircraft owners, pilots, restorers and history buffs, with news, pilot resources, cockpit photo galleries, and even a flight sim and bookstore. Perfect for Sevierville folks who hear a radial engine and look up.

From the Dandridge newsletter, October 23, 2026

If your inner kid perks up at propellers, the Tennessee Museum of Aviation keeps it real with airworthy Warbirds, artifacts, and engines spread between a gallery and hangar. Because it sits on the airport, you might even catch a surprise vintage flyby between errands.

From the Dandridge newsletter, October 16, 2026

Built on the site of David Crockett’s boyhood home, Crockett Tavern Museum is a reconstruction of the 1790s John Crockett Tavern. It’s a low-key local outing where you can get your history fix, appreciate Morristown’s roots, and casually claim you spent the afternoon with Davy.

From the Morristown newsletter, October 22, 2026

Whether you're into gallery browsing, trying a new class, or just showing up for the big community shindigs, Rose Center Museum delivers. Housed in a historic building, they host rotating exhibits, hands-on activities, and beloved events like the Between the Lakes Blues Festival and Mountain Makins.

From the Morristown newsletter, October 27, 2026

J. Tilden’s Gallery is a gallery for enthusiasts, by enthusiasts, showcasing a curated mix of framed prints, sculpture, and art glass from established and emerging names. Expect plenty of local talent too, so you can support Morristown creatives while finding something that actually fits your style.

From the Morristown newsletter, October 10, 2026

Andrew Johnson National Historic Site brings Greeneville’s past close, with Johnson’s homestead, a visitor center and museum, and the cemetery where he’s buried. It’s a thoughtful local stop for exploring a complicated presidency and the history that still shapes how we talk about power and citizenship.