Events in Morristown, TN

3D mammograms are available to self-pay patients for a flat rate of $150 with this special. To schedule an appointment, call 423.586.4545.

Set at the Sevier County Fairgrounds in Sevierville, Tennessee, this gathering brings a fall atmosphere with lowered trucks and loud rides, presented by HammerD Weekend Wear and Dizzy Designs and supported by Molloy’s Tex Mex, Asphalt Army, MiniTruckin, Outlaw Trailers, and others. Vendor and sponsor booth space is still available, and early setup can be arranged by request. Registration and event shirt pre-orders are available online, with day-of vehicle registration priced at $60. Registrants and spectators are welcome when gates open. If you bring a canopy, secure it with stakes or weights, and take it down at the end of the day to keep everyone safe.

This class focuses on the Elemental Coat, a relaxed A-line layer with many ways to personalize it. Select the length you prefer, whether long, mid, or cropped, and choose either three-quarter or full sleeves. Add a hood or a collar if desired, and finish with an optional loop-and-button closure. Use a repurposed quilt, combine fresh fabrics, or quilt your own pieces with coordinating Quilted Element modules. The pattern invites quilters to step into garment sewing and showcase the skills they already enjoy.

Support breast cancer initiatives at the TangerPink Boot Drive, benefiting the Dr. Robert F. Thomas Foundation, the Paint the Mountains Pink campaign, and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Drive or walk through the collection site and place your donation in the colorful pink boots. Contributions of 10 dollars or more unlock an exclusive Tanger PINK Savings Pass with extra coupons at many favorite brands. Attendees are invited to add the names of anyone affected by breast cancer to pink ribbons at the table. If attendance is not possible, a digital TangerPink Savings Card is available to show support.

Iron Goddess Weekend rolls into Tennessee at the Motorcycle Inn in Kodak for a multi-day celebration of riding and community, and spectator admission is free for all. Expect a warm welcome party to kick things off, scenic morning rides led by @themotorcycleinn, a stunt show by @poppaclutch_tn, the Iron Goddess motorcycle show, motorcycle games, and a Saturday night after party. Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are available, and riders can register to participate in the bike show. The host hotel is sold out, with a sister property available for accommodations.

Enjoy an evening of Commander pods with an $8 entry fee. Participation requires the MTG Companion App. Every player receives a non-foil promo pack with entry. Pods start with four players, and the winner of each pod earns a booster pack priced at $30 or less.

An annual Halloween weekend packed with seasonal fun. The schedule features a parade of decorated golf carts, a site decorating contest, costume contests, a chili cook-off, and trick-or-treating, with more activities planned across the weekend.

Colboch Motorcycle Sales is hosting a special customer appreciation event with complimentary refreshments. Enjoy free coffee and donuts, then cap it off with a free BBQ sandwich as a thank you to customers.

Browse a showroom of brand-name mattresses at Trinity United Methodist Church and support the Greeneville High School Chorus. Displays will feature options from Simmons BeautyRest, Helix, and Purple. Each mattress is made to order at the factory and delivered to your home two to three weeks after the fundraiser. Prices start at $259, and financing is available with 90 day, 6 month, or 12 month plans. Every purchase helps the chorus.

A glow-in-the-dark Halloween fundraiser lights up Carter Mill DGC at Paschal Carter Memorial Park, blending spooky vibes with a good cause.

Take part in a local One Piece card game tournament with a $5 entry. Every participant receives a One Piece Tournament Pack at check-in. Each player contributes $5 in store credit to the prize pool, which is awarded to the top finishers as store credit. First place claims half of the total pool, second place takes half of what remains, and third and fourth share the rest. For example, with eight players and $40 collected in entry fees, payouts would be $20 for first, $10 for second, and $5 each for third and fourth. The champion also earns a One Piece Winner Pack.

This local Yu-Gi-Oh! event uses the Advanced Format and consists of three rounds. The entry fee is $5, and every participant receives one pack with entry. Each player also contributes one pack to the prize pool, and all prize packs are OTS packs. A 3-0 record awards five packs, while a 2-1 finish awards one pack.

Four strangers meet at a lingerie sale, linked by a black lace bra and the ups and downs of menopause, from memory slips and hot flashes to night sweats and changing desire. This parody musical spins favorite tunes from the 60s, 70s, and 80s into a playful soundtrack that fuels big laughs, cheers, and even dancing in the aisles. Enjoyed by more than 17 million fans worldwide over 25 years, it is a comedic celebration of women and the life change they navigate together.

Gina Williams will lead a craft night where attendees can create an elegant centerpiece that can be changed with the seasons. Participation in the project is optional, and everyone is welcome to attend and bring a finger food to share. A craft kit will be available that includes a small wooden pallet, race tracks, a knob, paint, brushes, and glue for a cost of $17, and an advance order is required to secure a wooden pallet. Participants should also bring a candle of their choice, with a battery operated option recommended and a maximum height of 6 inches, along with greenery such as vines, fall leaves, or red berries. Please let Gina know as soon as possible if you plan to participate so she can order enough supplies.

Carolyn leads a quilting class focused on the Jelly Roll Sizzle pattern, guiding participants through a 48 1/2 by 48 1/2 quilt featuring stripes and pinwheels. The class fee is $40. Please bring one jelly roll, two thirds yard of a coordinating background fabric, and a sewing machine. A machine rental is available for $5.

Feeding Southwest Virginia’s Mobile Marketplace is rolling in with a selection of fresh foods priced with convenience and affordability in mind. Shoppers can pay with debit or credit cards as well as SNAP/EBT. Through the Virginia Fresh Match program, customers using SNAP/EBT receive an extra 50 percent discount on fresh produce, making fruits and vegetables even more budget friendly.

Learn the basics of Medicare at an information-only session at King Family Library. Geared toward those new to Medicare or approaching age 65, it offers clear answers to Medicare questions. There are no sales, and light refreshments will be available.

Self-pay patients can receive a 3D mammogram for $150. To set up an appointment, call 423.586.4545.

Celebrate the season at a family-friendly fall fest filled with fellowship, food, and games. Expect pumpkin painting, hay rides, live music, a photo backdrop for pictures, and plenty of candy, along with more seasonal activities. Children are welcome to wear costumes for the festivities.

A $150 rate is available for 3D mammograms for self-pay patients. To schedule an appointment, call 423.586.4545.

This adult workshop on fall wreaths is led by Whitney Yeary, known as the Dahlia Diva at Sevier Blumen, a local flower farm. Whitney and her husband, Robin, provide sustainably grown cut flowers to area florists and floral designers. As the season shifts, their farm centers on creating evergreen wreaths using a range of trees and shrubs they cultivate, along with dried-flower wreaths made only from blooms grown and dried on-site. Whitney holds a master’s degree in Plant Science from the University of Tennessee with a focus on sustainable nursery crop production, and she has authored publications including an irrigation manual for nursery production and a hydrangea guide for Tennessee landscapes. Attendance is limited and registration is required.

Experience a fall festival with a hint of spooky fun at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. Taking place in the hospital parking lot, this community event welcomes all and has no admission cost.

Paint a cheerful Harvest Hen on a 12 x 12 canvas at The Unkind Raven. All supplies are included and a guided, step by step lesson makes it friendly for beginners. The fee is $35 and advance payment is required. Attendance is limited to 8 painters. Register early to save $5 with coupon code HEN at checkout. Everyone will leave with a finished hen canvas, and there will be door prizes during this paint party. Attendees are encouraged to arrive a little early to get set up before painting begins.

Celebrate the season at this sixth annual trunk or treat, a free community gathering for families and neighbors to enjoy costumes, candy, and fall fun. Capture memories at the photo booth, enjoy music and entertainment, and explore offerings from food vendors. Kids can collect treats from decorated trunks, and there will be a referral giveaway basket filled with goodies. Costumes are encouraged.

Gnome Hollow Drive-In presents a Halloween weekend of cult-favorite thrills with back-to-back movies each night. One evening features The Crow followed by The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and the other showcases Little Shop of Horrors followed by The Lost Boys. Expect festive concession offerings with Halloween-themed items, and please note that outside food is not allowed. Admission is $30 per night for the double feature, or choose a weekend pass for $50 to see all four films.

Enjoy live music with the Mikki Norwood Band.

Enjoy a country breakfast at New Market Masonic Lodge featuring a short stack of pancakes with bacon, sausage, eggs, and a beverage for $10. Expect good food and friendly fellowship. This breakfast is offered quarterly in months that include a fifth Saturday.

At Morristown Landing, this inaugural fundraiser challenges participants to collectively reach 1,000 miles through biking or e-biking and through walking or running, using distinct closed routes. There is no official timing, and the emphasis is on enjoyment, with awards for the most miles covered and for creative costumes across multiple categories. Teens, kids, families, virtual participants who register, and teams raising funds are all welcome. Early registration discounts are available, and volunteer support is needed.

An annual Halloween weekend features a decorated golf cart parade, a site decorating contest, costume contests, trick-or-treating, and many more activities.

Hallelujah Hoedown brings a community fall celebration for all ages to East Knox Co. Elementary School. Kids can enjoy trunk or treat, play games, and bounce on inflatables, while everyone snacks on popcorn, cotton candy, and snow cones. It offers a family-friendly atmosphere where the community can gather for seasonal fun.

Mosaic Minds Alliance hosts a free, sensory-friendly Trunk or Treat at the Cocke County A&I Fairgrounds created with neurodiverse individuals and those with special needs in mind. The focus is on an inclusive, low-pressure atmosphere where children and people of all abilities can enjoy Halloween at their own pace. Guests can look forward to trunk-or-treating designed for sensory comfort, simple games and activities, tasty treats, and family-friendly music that encourages dancing, play, and social time. A quiet area with coloring and calming activities will be available for anyone who needs a break. Costumes are welcome but never required, so attendees can wear whatever feels comfortable. Community groups, churches, businesses, families, and individuals are encouraged to decorate trunks that are fun, welcoming, and mindful of sensory sensitivities. The heart of the event is about belonging, inclusion, friendship, and making memories together.

A welcoming, family-focused trunk or treat that prioritizes safety. Candy will be handed out and the activities conclude once the treats are gone.

AllDogs Canine Care Center is hosting a recurring Play Camp Food Drive on the first Tuesday of each month to benefit shelter pets. The day combines a chance for dogs to enjoy playtime with a convenient way for busy pet parents to contribute to a good cause, keeping pups active instead of home alone. Requested donations include dry and canned dog food, dry and canned cat food, and treats for both dogs and cats. It is an easy way to help shelter animals while supporting a local business.

Registration is now open for BTG Ministries' 3rd Annual Golf Tournament. This year the event takes place at Sevierville Golf Course, marking a new location for the tournament.

Incredible Business Networking presents a Coffee Connection at Peggy Ann Bakery in Greeneville, bringing business people and entrepreneurs together for conversation over coffee and doughnuts. The program features open mingling, roundtable conversations, brief individual introductions with quick promos, a short presentation from the coffee sponsor, more small group networking, and door prize giveaways. It is free to attend with no dues, no membership, no attendance requirements, and no category restrictions, and purchasing food or drinks is optional. Attendees can promote their business, products, or services and are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards or flyers. There is also an opportunity to serve as the doughnut sponsor at a future meetup, which includes a brief spotlight to promote your business in exchange for providing the doughnuts. For sponsor reservations or questions, contact meeting leaders Delora Bennett of Get Healthy, Stay Healthy 4 U and Chassidy Collins of Keller Williams Johnson City.

Tanger Sevierville marks the start of the holiday season with an annual tree lighting celebration filled with family friendly fun. Guests can enjoy complimentary photos with Santa, face painting, caricature artists, and an inflatable igloo dome. Capture extra smiles with photo opportunities featuring Cindy Lou Who, Elsa, and Anna. The festivities also include performances by Mountian Moves Dance Studio and a chance to write letters to Santa with Star 102.1, along with more seasonal activities.

Historic Downtown Newport becomes a glowing showcase of lights, live music, performances, and hometown character. The heart of downtown turns into a welcoming celebration where friends, families, and neighbors can wander, discover, and enjoy the evening together. A full lineup of activities, entertainment, and special features will be shared soon, offering plenty to experience and many reasons to shine.

Bonafide performs live in the taproom at 1907 Brewing Company, bringing a lively atmosphere and plenty of music.

The Mikki Norwood Band performs live at Copper Ridge Grill & Tavern.

The Blaine Farmers and Artisans Market returns to Blaine with a blend of community spirit, local food, and handmade goods. Stock up on a little bit of everything, from fresh produce and farm eggs to cottage foods and one-of-a-kind artisan creations, with a local food truck on site to keep everyone fueled while they browse. Live music sets the tone, and a free kids activity adds extra fun for younger visitors. The market is next to the ball field and the city playground, so there is plenty of room to play after shopping. Admission is free, and vendors can set up for a $5 fee.

After a weather delay, Bark-tober Fest at Claiborne Animal Shelter is moving to a new date. The festival features pet adoptions, area vendors, mobile food options, live performances, and an affordable vaccination and microchipping clinic, along with plenty of ways to start holiday gift shopping early. During the clinic, a limited number of DHPP vaccines for dogs and FVRCP vaccines for cats are free, then $12 each once the complimentary doses are used. Rabies and Bordetella vaccines are $12. Microchips are 50 percent off at $10, regularly $20. There is still room for vendors, offering local businesses, makers, crafters, and creators a chance to showcase their work to early holiday shoppers. Attendees can browse, eat, enjoy entertainment, access low cost veterinary services, meet adoptable pets, and support the shelter.

Holiday magic fills College Square Mall as the ALPS Festival of Trees brings the community together to support ALPS Adult Day Services. Wander among artfully decorated Christmas trees, wreaths, and seasonal displays, along with gift baskets created by local businesses, organizations, and community members. Each display helps raise funds for the individuals and families served by ALPS. Activities for all ages include a place to write letters to Santa, an ornament crafting area, a cheerful photo spot, and live holiday music featuring beloved carols. Attendance is free and open to all. Explore the displays, enjoy the festivities, and take part in the online auction to bid on favorite trees, wreaths, baskets, and festive décor, all while contributing to a meaningful cause.

Celebrating its fifteenth year, the Miss Winterfest Pageant brings together contestants across a wide range of divisions for babies, children, teens, and adults. Divisions include Baby 0 to 12 months, Mini 13 to 24 months, Toddler 2 to 3 years, Jr Princess 4 to 6 years, Princess 7 to 9 years, Little Mister 0 to 3 years, Mister 4 to 6 years, Pre-Teen 10 to 12 years, Jr Teen 13 to 15 years, Teen 16 to 18 years, Miss 19 to 25 years, Ms 19 and up for divorced, widowed, or single mothers, Mrs 19 and up for married contestants, Modern Plus Size, and Elegant 45 and up. The mandatory Beauty segment with side awards is $75. Contestants appear before a panel of judges in a pageant gown or a dress of their choice, with no restrictions on hair or makeup and no glitz. Judges focus on beauty, glamour, and personality. Each age division crowns a queen who receives a large crown, an embroidered sash, and a gift. Side awards are included in the entry fee, with medals for Prettiest Hair, Prettiest Smile, and Best Dressed. Optional competitions include Winter Wear for $25, where participants model a winter outfit that can be themed or off the rack, and Photogenic and Photo Supreme for $25. Photo Supremes are selected in two groupings, 0 to 9 and 10 and up, and age division Photogenic winners receive an award. Up to three photos may be submitted on the day of the pageant in 8x10 or 5x7 sizes, with the contestant’s name and age division written on the back. Eligibility for the Grand Supreme Queen titles requires entry in Beauty, Winter Wear, and Photo Supreme, along with a donation of at least 10 hats or gloves. Six Grand Supremes are selected across Boys, 0 to 3, 4 to 9, 10 to 15, Miss or Ms, and 40 and up. Each receives a large crown, a deluxe sash, a medal or plaque, and additional gifts. The Miss Humanitarian honor goes to the contestant who collects the most hats and gloves, with a crown, sash, and gift awarded. Before crowning, an Ugly Sweater Competition adds extra fun. It is free to enter and open to everyone, including parents and spectators. One adult winner and one kid winner are chosen, with an Ugly Sweater trophy and prize awarded.

Hosted in the Multi-Purpose Room at Claiborne High School, this festive, beginner-friendly Crown-All pageant offers a supportive stage for first-time and returning contestants, with recognition for every participant. A single $75 all-inclusive entry covers Beauty, the Christmas Wear out-of-costume segment, all side awards, and eligibility for every supreme title, and a sibling discount is available. Admission is cash only, priced at $5 for ages 10 and up and $3 for ages 9 and under, with one adult admitted free per contestant. The Christmas Wear segment highlights holiday style and creativity, welcoming elegant, whimsical and imaginative outfits such as Santa-inspired looks, candy cane themes, cozy pajamas, winter wonderland ensembles and classic red-and-green sparkle, and judging focuses on facial beauty, creativity, personality and overall impression. This segment is included with entry, judged separately from overall titles, can result in double crowning, and its winners receive a crown. Side awards in every division include Prettiest Eyes, Best Hair, Best Personality, Best OOC, Best Smile and Best Dressed. Mandalyn’s Miss Christmas Magic People’s Choice, held in loving memory of Mandalyn Noe, follows a one dollar equals one vote format, and all proceeds benefit A Blue Line Christmas to support children in Claiborne County; the recipient earns a crown, a sash, a medal and a gift and may also be double-crowned, and contestants can build support through community fundraising such as bake sales, raffles, donation jars or fill my crown efforts. The Humanitarian Supreme supports local Claiborne County families through donated items like new toys, blankets, gloves, hats, socks, hygiene essentials and non-perishable foods, with one point awarded per item; the winner receives a crown, a custom embroidered sash, a medal and a gift and may also be double-crowned. Age divisions include Mister categories for boys 0 to 23 months, 2 to 4 years and 5 to 9 years, and girls divisions including Shining Star, Baby Miss 0 to 11 months, Wee Miss 12 to 23 months, Tiny Miss 2 to 3 years, Little Miss 4 to 6 years, Junior Miss 7 to 9 years, Preteen Miss 10 to 12 years, Teen Miss 13 to 15 years and Miss 16 to 21 years. It is a Crown-All event, with Queens and Kings receiving a custom crown, an embroidered sash, a medal and a gift, runners-up receiving a crown, a sash, a medal and a gift, and Duchesses receiving a crown and a prize. Supreme titles include one Grand Supreme in each age breakdown of 0 to 3, 4 to 9 and 10 and up, along with one People’s Choice and one Humanitarian Supreme, and each Supreme recipient receives a custom crown, an embroidered sash, a medal and a gift. Event guidelines note that contestants compete in the division that matches their age at the event, fees are nonrefundable and non-transferable, payments transfer if the event is rescheduled, all entry fees are due in full at the event, judges’ decisions are final and ties are broken by the judges, children must be supervised, only service animals are permitted, males are not allowed in dressing areas, and participants must clean up after themselves. A strict conduct policy prohibits poor sportsmanship, bullying and disruptive behavior, which can lead to disqualification or removal without refund, and concerns should be reported to the director immediately so they can be addressed. Entry signifies agreement to a hold harmless policy for the organizers, venue and staff, and grants permission for event photos and videos to be used for promotional purposes.

The fourth annual Cruzin’ to the Crossroads car, truck, and bike show brings enthusiasts together at Crossroads Cowboy Church for a friendly showcase of rides, fellowship, and fun. Spectator admission is free, and vehicle registration is $20. Highlights include awards for first, second, and third place, trophies for top entries, kids activities, and concessions available. Vendor spots are not being offered this year, and attendees should be cautious of scammers who claim to sell vendor spaces or handle registration through direct messages. Proceeds support the Crossroads Cowboy Church Building Fund.

Live music from The Smuggler’Z fills the evening at Pinchy's Lobster & Raw Bar - Sevierville. Pair the tunes with food and cold drinks.

Film scores come alive on the pipe organ as Joseph H. Robinson presents "The Organ at the Cinema," a concert of celebrated arrangements from favorites like Interstellar, Star Wars, The Lord of the Rings, The Phantom of the Opera, and more. Experience the color and power of the king of instruments in a program that highlights the drama and sweep of the movies. Admission is free, with donations welcome and appreciated. All are welcome.

Blackberry Smoke rolls in with a sound rooted in Georgia tradition, celebrating the people and places that shaped the band. Their newest album, Be Right Here, blends Southern rock with bluesy classic rock and roots-infused vintage country, delivering story-driven songs filled with colorful, relatable characters. More than twenty years on the road have cultivated a dedicated community of fans known as the Brothers and Sisters, many of whom travel far and wide to be part of the experience. That loyalty has helped propel the group’s last six full-length releases to notable chart milestones, including You Hear Georgia hitting number one on Billboard’s Americana and Folk chart and Be Right Here reaching the top five on the Top Current Album Sales chart. Their résumé includes major stages around the world, from Austin City Limits and Bonnaroo to Summerfest, Glastonbury, and Download UK, with no signs of slowing down.

Travel through the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee by deluxe motor coach to soak in mountain vistas and shimmering holiday lights across Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. The journey features visits to Dollywood, Tanger Outlet, and The Christmas Place for festive sights and shopping. As night falls, enjoy a relaxed tour of the illuminated city with a warm cup of hot chocolate while wearing cozy holiday pajamas. This getaway brings together scenic views, sparkling displays, and unhurried touring for memories that last.

Big Daddy Weave shares a night of worship and testimony through songs like Redeemed, The Lion and the Lamb, and God Is In This Story. Mike Weaver, Jeremy Redmon, Joe Shirk, and Brian Beihl continue to make music after the 2022 passing of founding member Jay Weaver, carrying a message shaped by a steadfast faith that looks to God in every circumstance. Caleb & John add a bold and joyful sound, celebrating a number one Christian radio hit, Somebody Like Me featuring CAIN, two K-LOVE Fan Award nominations, and their latest single, Finished, which points to God still at work. Carly Ann Taylor, a soulful vocalist, songwriter, and worship leader from San Diego, shares music from her EP Changing My Story, tracing a journey from brokenness and abandonment to healing, hope, and salvation in Jesus Christ.

Marking 36 consecutive years, the Great Smokies Praisefest unfolds across three days with five sessions of gospel music, hosted by Greater Vision. The event showcases performances from a range of beloved gospel artists and is billed as more than a standard concert series.

Enjoy a seasonal craft fair featuring a mix of free and pay-as-you-go creative stations, a free bounce house, and a marketplace. Explore a kids market alongside an adult makers show with local and growing businesses offering original handcrafted items, occasional vintage finds, and regional food flavors. Food trucks will be serving meals, drinks, and desserts. Dogs are welcome. Admission and parking are free. For vendor inquiries or applications, contact stevenpaulsignup14@gmail.com.

Get into the holiday spirit at a Christmas in November craft fair at College Square Mall. The marketplace is welcoming a wide range of vendors, including crafters, candle makers, jewelry designers, home decor and sign creators, artisans, crochet and other handmade goods, baked treats, face painting, food trucks, and nonprofit organizations, among others. Vendor applications are still open, and those interested can reach out via Messenger with a short note about what they plan to sell.

Celebrate the start of the Christmas season at a bustling marketplace featuring local bakers, wood crafters, artists, authors, direct sales companies, boutiques, and more. Browse a wide variety of creations from talented small businesses and pick out thoughtful gifts for a favorite person or a little something for yourself. Vendors are welcome to apply.

Journey from the Heart returns to Niswonger Performing Arts Center in Greeneville with a tribute to the timeless hits of Journey and Heart. Ryan Christopher, former lead singer for Resurrection, a Journey tribute, is known for a vocal style closely associated with Steve Perry and brings nearly twenty years of touring experience to songs like “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Faithfully,” and “Any Way You Want It.” Shareen Ann delivers Ann Wilson’s signature vocals and commanding presence, and Ann Coleman pays homage to Nancy Wilson on guitar. A lineup of seasoned Nashville musicians supports the performance, uniting two iconic catalogs in one concert. Following a sold out appearance in 2025, this nationally touring tribute returns with favorites that include “Barracuda,” “Crazy On You,” and “Alone.”

The Salty Moondogs bring a spirited blend of southern rock, R&B, jazz, and country to Fox And Hounds Bar And Grill in Newport, TN. Their show mixes acoustic textures with electric slide guitar, shaped by the flow of creeks, the pulse of the mountains, and the raw edges of everyday life.

Set on the runway and taxiway of Morristown Regional Airport, this 5K and 1 mile fun run/walk offers a rare chance to race on the airfield and features one of the flattest courses in the Lakeway area. Early packet pick-up is available at the Stepping Out office, with race-day pick-up at Alpha Baptist Church. Parking is located at the church lot, and shuttles will transport participants to and from the race site. Participants who register by the stated deadline can guarantee a race t-shirt, and afterward shirts are available while supplies last.

Enjoy free admission to the Ho Ho Ho Holiday Craft Fair, featuring between 70 and 80 indoor and outdoor booths filled with handmade gifts and seasonal creations. Browse work from embroiderers, crocheters, and sewing artisans alongside holiday decor and ornaments, woodwork and wood turning, a wide variety of handmade jewelry, mountain crafts, and custom tumblers finished with glitter, diamond painting, and sublimation. Discover t-shirts, boutique finds, soaps, body butters, bath bombs, baby items, colorful tutu sets, crystals and rocks, 3D pieces, hand quilted quilts and aprons, wind chimes, gnomes, birdhouses, dream catchers, vintage wood jewelry and silverware boxes, pottery, and custom address signs made on site. You will also find macrame decor with hanging planters, hand-burned wood art, keychains, bookmarks, cutting boards, and popular direct sales vendors. Come hungry, because the Dawg Gone Good food truck serves hamburgers, hot dogs, and foot-long chili dogs with plenty of topping choices, plus chips, sides, soft drinks, and Gatorade. An indoor tea vendor offers flavored teas, and there is hot cocoa and coffee. Satisfy a sweet tooth with kettle corn, baked goods, cookies, banana and pumpkin breads, brownies, and many other treats. It is a convenient opportunity to check off holiday gift lists in a single visit.

Hosted by the Knoxville Medieval Festival, this holiday celebration brings a medieval twist to the season with marketplace vendors, interactive activities, and live performances. The headline presentation features the timeless tale of the Holly King facing the Oak King in a theatrical production. Around the venue, expect a 12 ft tree lighting, a petting zoo, fire performers, games, spear the apples, a Yule fire lighting ceremony, and a visit from Father Christmas, with more attractions planned. Admission is free, parking is $2 per car, and only service animals are permitted.

A festive holiday social at the Morristown Farmers Market brings live bluegrass from the Rickers Pickers, features 1907 Brewing Co., and offers photos with Santa available for purchase. Shop seasonal finds from local vendors, grab a bite from food trucks, and enjoy family-friendly activities throughout the day. Admission and parking are free. Lawn chairs are encouraged for comfortable listening and relaxing.

Take part in a hands-on painting session that lets you customize a display board you choose using paint, glue, and magnets. A wide variety of display options will be available so you can select the piece that suits your project. The cost includes a $10 sitting fee to cover shared materials, plus the price of the finishing piece you decide to paint. Space is limited, and reservations can be made by calling (423) 525-8602.

Jared Freiburg, a virtuosic rock and roll pianist, teams up with The Vagabonds for a high-energy tribute to golden-era favorites featuring music associated with Ray Charles, Sinatra, Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats Domino, Elvis, Chuck Berry, and Billy Joel. Freiburg spent five years portraying Jerry Lee Lewis in the Tony Award-winning Broadway production Million Dollar Quartet, touring around the world on stages ashore and at sea. He continues to bring these icons to life on tour with dazzling piano work and spirited vocals.

Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour to Manley Baptist Church in Morristown, TN, with special guest Jeremy Rosado. Fresh off a breakout year and a successful spring leg, this extended 30 city run continues her first headlining journey as she shares the songs and stories that have connected with fans across the country. Rosado, known from American Idol and The Voice, adds his recognizable warmth and authenticity. Together they present an evening centered on meaningful worship, genuine connection, and a powerful reminder of God’s truth. A schedule is planned with VIP entry, then early entry, then general admission, followed by the start of the program, and it is subject to change. For the protection of attendees, resale through third parties is not permitted on TPR event pages. To avoid scams and ensure access to official support and updates, purchase only through the event’s authorized ticketing outlet, as tickets bought elsewhere are not guaranteed by TPR.

Colboch Motorcycle Sales presents a Black Friday sale with a 15 percent discount on every in-stock Motorclothes and Parts item for the entire day. Billed as the year’s largest sale, it delivers straightforward savings across those departments.

Presented by Smoky Mountain Fan Fest and Smoky Mountain Terror, this event spotlights the growing world of trading cards with more than 100 tables featuring vendors, special guests, and dedicated areas for trading. Expect a broad mix of sports cards alongside favorites like Magic The Gathering, YuGiOh, One Piece, and Pokemon. Friday offers a free preview for everyone, while Saturday admission is $5. Children under 13 get in free all weekend. It is a friendly opportunity to browse, make trades, and expand a collection.

Clay Walker leads a festive, 90 minute Christmas concert and sing along that blends music, family, and holiday traditions. The program features some of his biggest hits, including If I Could Make A Living, She Won't Be Lonely Long, and Live Until I Die, performed alongside favorite Christmas standards. In the spirit of the season, his children take part in select numbers, creating a warm family celebration for fans of his music and classic holiday songs.

Enjoy a festive holiday sweater party with live music from the Mikki Norwood Band. Take part in the ugly Christmas sweater contest by showing off your favorite ugly holiday sweater.

The 2027 Colboch Calendar debuts at Colboch Motorcycle Sales in Morristown, TN. This first day of availability includes autograph opportunities from some of the women featured in the calendar, so new copies can be signed and personalized.

Christian Academy of the Smokies presents Under a Starry Sky, a dramatic musical for the Christmas season at the Sevierville Civic Center Auditorium. Admission is free, and a ticket is required to enter. Free tickets will be available soon, with details on how to reserve them to be announced.

Carson Peters and Iron Mountain return after a 2019 debut, coming back following Carson Peters’ rapid rise in the music business that includes appearances on The Voice. The band has quickly risen in bluegrass, with numerous trips to the Grand Ole Opry and multiple international appearances. They credit God for their success and trust His plan for the road ahead.

Lightwire Theater’s A Very Electric Christmas returns to NPAC for the holiday season with a glow-in-the-dark adventure for all ages. The story follows Max, a young bird traveling south with his family, who is blown off course and lands at the North Pole, where his journey truly begins. Dancing toy soldiers, caroling worms, and lively poinsettias brighten the stage as themes of family, friendship, and hope unfold to beloved holiday music, including selections tied to Nat King Cole, Mariah Carey, and Tchaikovsky. Internationally recognized for their signature light-based visuals and heartfelt storytelling performed in the dark, Lightwire Theater brings a festive spectacle that shines with wonder.

Lightwire Theater brings its illuminated stagecraft to NPAC Niswonger Performing Arts Center in Greeneville with A Very Electric Christmas. This tale follows Max, a young bird and a character familiar to their audiences, on a journey shaped by adventure, friendship, and love, with storytelling and music that spark vivid imagery. Premiered in their hometown of New Orleans in 2013, the production reflects on what it means to come home for the holidays. Tickets for this performance are handled directly by the venue.

Admission is free for this second annual, family friendly celebration of holiday treats at Jefferson County Rescue Squad. Stroll through a festive marketplace of bakery booths offering many varieties of Christmas cookies for purchase. It is a convenient stop for anyone short on baking time or planning a corporate holiday gathering, with bakers and pastry chefs ready to supply crowd-pleasing sweets. Santa and Mrs. Claus will be on site, and a hot cocoa vendor will add a warm sip to the evening. Bakers from the Morristown to Knoxville area are slated to participate, with plans for roughly 20 to 30 sweet treat vendors. Each one will focus on specialty cookies, so selections do not overlap, making it easy to pick up assorted dozens to share with family, friends, or coworkers while supporting local businesses and holiday shopping.

Chattanooga Ballet presents a festive staging of The Nutcracker, featuring its professional troupe alongside more than fifty performers, with local students among them. Follow Clara, a young girl at her parents' holiday party, as she receives a nutcracker from her godfather Drosselmeyer and is swept into an enchanting adventure. The story moves from a clash with the Rat King to a shimmering winter realm and then to a kingdom of sweets. Look for dolls springing to life, mice scurrying across the floor, and snow flurrying over the stage. The party scene brims with youthful energy, danger rises as the Nutcracker begins to falter against the Rat King, and joy returns when the sweets gather to celebrate their young heroine. This family-friendly classic highlights youth and bravery and is a holiday tradition.