Events in Morristown, TN

College Square Mall hosts a fall craft and vendor show. Prospective vendors can request an application by emailing Sherrytunner7@gmail.com. The organizer advises that vendor acceptance is handled only by them, and any other solicitations should be reported as scams.

The Fall Swap Meet at Colboch Motorcycle Sales invites both sellers and shoppers. Bring items to sell or browse for finds. There are no fees to set up or to shop. Space is available on a first come, first served basis, so arriving early is encouraged.

This annual 9/11 memorial ride raises funds for the Bulls Gap Fire Department. The route begins at Colboch Motorcycle Sales in Morristown and concludes in Bulls Gap. Afterward, the Fire Department will serve food, and door prizes will be available.

At Cedar Street Church, meet non-profit organizations from Sevier County and learn practical ways to make a difference in the community. Enjoy food, a bouncy house, music, and games throughout the event. Attendees can sign up to volunteer and will be entered to win prizes.

This monthly volunteer meeting at the Rose Center Community Room brings people together to connect, hear what is coming up across events, exhibits, and programs, and explore ways to support arts and culture in Morristown, Tennessee. Each gathering includes updates on activities, a look at current volunteer opportunities and shift needs, brief trainings or spotlights on volunteer skills, and open time for ideas, questions, and collaboration. It welcomes long-time volunteers as well as those who are just beginning to explore volunteering.

Discover a seasonal pop-up consignment sale from Statemint Sevierville featuring clothing for women and men at Event Center at the Ridge. Browse name brand and designer pieces for fall and winter along with athletic wear, polished work looks, and comfortable loungewear, all priced about 50 to 80 percent below retail. Sizes range from XXS to 4X, and the selection includes accessories such as shoes, handbags, hats, and jewelry. Admission is free. The final day of the sale is a half-off day for even more savings.

At the Sevierville Convention Center in Sevierville, Tennessee, this all-Ford truck show welcomes vehicles from every model and year. Participation is open to all Ford trucks, offering a wide-ranging showcase across the lineup.

Build stronger, more stable, and more mobile hips in a focused class that supports healthy movement. It is designed for anyone dealing with tightness or discomfort in the hips and lower back that can come from packed schedules or training that places extra strain on the body. Learn practical ways to release tension and free up restricted energy so everyday movement feels easier. This special session is taught by Michelle, and access is included with unlimited monthly memberships.

Tennessee's Helping Hearts Honoring Our Heroes Gala offers a retro celebration with a 1960s and 1970s theme. Tickets are $20 per person and include dinner, an open bar, entertainment, and dancing. A couple of dance contests are planned, with The Twist among them. Tickets will be available soon.

A head-to-head celebration of Mustangs and Camaros rolls into NASCAR SpeedPark in Sevierville, shaping the showdown into a destination-style experience. Beyond the show vehicles, the venue features go-karts, mini golf, an arcade, and bowling, all close at hand. Set by the track and the nearby Tanger outlet mall, the location makes it easy to admire the lineup, have some fun, and fit in a bit of shopping without going far.

The second annual Smoky Bear Classic welcomes regional bands to a stadium setting for a showcase of the performances they have been preparing. The venue is well suited for watching the action from the stands. Additional details will be announced soon.

Pinchy's Lobster & Raw Bar - Sevierville hosts The Smuggler’Z for a lively night of live music, fantastic food, and cold drinks. The evening promises a good time.

Smoky Mountain Truck Fest returns to Sevierville, Tennessee at the Sevierville Convention Center, presented by JTX Forged Wheels and powered by Kap King Co. The show highlights custom lowered and lifted trucks, and the dyno competition is planned for the Silver Lot. Spectator wristbands are sold on event days only for $30 and are valid for both days. Children under 12 are admitted free. Parking is managed by the convention center at $20 per vehicle until full, with overflow parking available across the street at the waterpark for $30. Additional details and maps will be shared through announcements and flyers as the event approaches.

Season Pass holders at Soaky Mountain can share a day of fun with a friend for free on select days throughout the season. These special Bring a Friend opportunities create more chances to spend time together. The complimentary entry is limited to one friend per pass holder per visit and is separate from the single free Bring a Friend daily admission that already comes with each Season Pass wristband. The offer is non transferable, non refundable, and not eligible for rainchecks, and it is only valid on the specific dates tied to this event.

The Collingsworth Family brings the Songs of Hope tour, featuring rich harmonies, meaningful times of worship, and new renditions of many of their longtime favorites. Shaped to bring encouragement and inspiration to audiences across the country, this program reflects the group’s signature mix of craft and heart and offers a memorable experience for the whole family. Tickets are available.

The First Friday Concert Series concludes with a free evening of live music featuring The Lost Creek Band at Morristown TN Farmers Market. Food trucks and Farmers Market night vendors will be on site, and lawn chairs are encouraged. Shoppers who make purchases Downtown during the week before the concert can show a receipt at the Chamber tent to enter a giveaway. Sponsor support helps make the event possible. Formed in the 1970s by two cousins, Lost Creek Band has performed around the world. The lineup includes Ed Stiner on guitar and vocals, Rick Fielden on mandolin and fiddle, Phil Clear on percussion and vocals, Rick Flynn on banjo and dobro, and Tim Carpenter on bass and vocals. Carpenter is from Morristown, and during his time with the group they have released seven albums, with four receiving Album of the Year honors through the North America Country Music Association. The band has also performed on two cruises and shared stages with artists such as Paul Williams, Doyle Lawson, Jim and Jessie McReynolds, The Osborne Brothers, Quicksilver, and Kentucky Thunder. Their show offers something for everyone, including selections not often heard on the Americana stage.

This three-hour seminar focuses on preparedness, safety and decisive action in the event of an active attacker. Instructors with practical experience present up-to-date information and real examples to explain how such incidents unfold and why readiness matters. The session explores recognizing potential threats, sharpening situational awareness, and strengthening personal preparedness. Participants work through creating a clear response plan, learn how to maintain the mindset needed to act under stress, and understand what typically occurs when law enforcement arrives so they can respond appropriately. The guidance applies to everyday environments such as workplaces, schools, churches and other public spaces, with the aim of building confidence and improving survival outcomes.

This annual two day scenario game centers on a themed showdown titled The Roman's VS. The Greeks, with Generals Stephen Morrow and Josh Corey leading opposing sides. Discounted pre-registration is available. During the pre-registration period, admission with all day air is $50 and a case of paint is $60. After pre-registration or on event days, admission and air are $55 and a case of paint is $65. To register by phone, call 865-446-2003.

Celebrate the season with a weekend of autumn fun featuring hayrides, crafts, and s'mores. A simple way to enjoy classic fall activities.

This overnight itinerary pairs historic Boston with Salem’s Haunted Happenings. It features an overnight drive to arrive for 12 hours in Boston during a 250th anniversary milestone, a one-night hotel stay, then time in Salem to experience Haunted Happenings before the trip home.

Downtown Morristown becomes a sidewalk market as Main Street fills with local artisans and distinctive vendors. The event is coordinated with a full day of events from 1907 Brewing Co. Arrive early to line up for wristbands, because the first 50 people receive a shopper swag bag with coupons, free items, and merchandise. Support local businesses and shop small while you explore. Vendor application requests can be sent to shoppoppylous@gmail.com.

A weekend of autumn fun featuring hayrides, crafts, and s'mores. Classic seasonal activities to celebrate fall.

The LCS Golf Classic brings people together to support Lakeway Christian Schools and its commitment to provide an education rooted in Christian faith and strong academics. Support from individuals, businesses, and organizations plays a key role in helping students become principled leaders, compassionate servants, and determined pursuers of excellence. The event emphasizes collaboration and values the contributions of partners to create a meaningful benefit for the community. Sponsorship and registration options are available.

At the Sevierville Convention Center, this trading card bash features more than 300 tables, over 150 dealers, and giveaways.

An extended ride with Jeremy is planned to visit the Parthenon in Nashville. Participants should pack a brown-bag lunch for the trip. More details will be shared soon.

An outdoor marketplace showcases local bakers, wood crafters, artists, authors, direct sales vendors, boutiques, and more. Browse a wide mix of small businesses with plenty of gift ideas for someone special or for yourself. Vendors interested in participating are invited to apply, and questions can be sent to 1409events@gmail.com.

The 11th annual Halloween themed Jeep showcase rolls into Quaker Steak & Lube with judged Class Title and Decorated Jeep competitions, costume contests, vendors, a raffle, and more. This year’s decorating focus is “Jeepers Creepers Out of this World.” Vehicle registration for the Decorated or Class Title shows is $20, and general admission is free. A portion of raffle proceeds will benefit St Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. Hosted by Quaker Steak & Lube and the Jeep Crew. For questions, contact info@thejeepcrew.com.

A day of small business shopping paired with trick or treating awaits at the Downtown Green. Browse boutiques, check out the hat bar, add a touch of permanent jewelry, and find home decor and handmade items from artisans. Grab a drink from the dirty soda bar and enjoy a variety of food trucks. Inflatable attractions will be available, with an all day jump option for $5. Vendors interested in participating can email shoppoppylous@gmail.com.

A seasonal group motorcycle ride will depart from Colboch Motorcycle Sales. Kickstands go up at the dealership for a shared ride that welcomes the fall on two wheels.

Fall in to Autumn offers a weekend of seasonal activities. Enjoy hayrides, craft projects, and s'mores as part of the fun.

Ruby Leigh brings a special run of shows to Dollywood’s Harvest Festival at Dollywood Theme Park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Across ten performance days, she appears twice each day for a total of twenty shows, with one planned day off, and all performances are covered by park admission. Expect commanding vocals rooted in classic country, a wide range, lively crowd interaction, signature yodeling, heartfelt storytelling, and a deep songbook performed from memory that resonates with audiences of all ages. Her background includes standing ovations at the Grand Ole Opry and the Ryman Auditorium, National Anthem performances for the Tennessee Titans and the Kansas City Chiefs, and for the Los Angeles Lakers during the NBA Playoffs, plus headlining turns in major theaters and a recent onstage appearance with country icon Jamey Johnson. These concerts add an energetic highlight to the Harvest Festival for guests enjoying the seasonal décor, live entertainment, and the Smoky Mountain setting.

The Sparks Show brings a high-energy showcase to Sevierville, Tennessee at the Sevier County Fairgrounds, blending fall atmosphere with loud rides and lowered trucks in the Smokies. Presented by HammerD Weekend Wear and Dizzy Designs, with support from Molloy’s Tex Mex, Asphalt Army, MiniTruckin, Outlaw Trailers and more, the event welcomes both spectators and registered participants. Day-of vehicle registration is $60, and advance registration with event shirt pre-order is available online. Vendor and sponsor booth space remains available, and early setup is offered by request. Canopies are allowed, but they must be staked or weighted and taken down at the end of the day for safety.

Iron Goddess Weekend brings a vibrant community of riders and fans to the Motorcycle Inn in Kodak, Tennessee for a multi-day celebration of motorcycling culture. The lineup features a welcome party hosted by Charm3d Moto Sisters, guided scenic rides led by the Motorcycle Inn, a stunt performance by Poppa Clutch TN, the Iron Goddess Motorcycle Show, motorcycle games, and a festive after party. Spectator admission is free, with tickets offered at no charge. Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are available, and riders can register for the bike show through the Iron Goddess Motorcycle Show website. Lodging assistance is provided, although the host hotel is sold out. Ask about discounted rooms at a sister property by calling 865-225-1719 and mentioning Iron Goddess Weekend.

A yearly Halloween weekend brings a full lineup of festive activities. Look for a parade of decorated golf carts, a competition for the best-decorated sites, costume contests, a chili cook-off, trick-or-treating, and additional fun throughout the celebration.

At Colboch Motorcycle Sales, a customer appreciation celebration features complimentary coffee and donuts, followed by a free BBQ sandwich for lunch.

Learn the basics of Medicare in a relaxed, no-pressure setting at King Family Library. This informational session is designed for anyone who is new to Medicare or approaching age 65 and wants clear answers to common questions. The focus is education only, with no sales presentations. Light refreshments will be available.

A first-time fundraising challenge at Morristown Landing aims for a collective 1,000 miles with participants contributing through (e)biking, walking, or running on separate closed routes. It welcomes teens, children, families, registered virtual participants, and fundraising teams. This is not a timed race, the focus is on fun, with prizes for the most mileage and for standout costumes in several categories. Early registration discounts are available, and volunteers are needed.

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

Registration is now open for BTG Ministries' third annual golf tournament at Sevierville Golf Course. This year features a new location for the event.

Bonafide performs in the 1907 Brewing Company taproom.

The 15th Annual Miss Winterfest Pageant brings a festive celebration of pageantry to Sevierville, Tennessee, welcoming contestants across a wide range of ages. 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 for ages 19 and up for divorced, widowed, or single mothers, Mrs for ages 19 and up who are married, Modern Plus Size, and Elegant 45 and up. All contestants take part in Beauty and Side Awards for a $75 entry, appearing before judges in a gown or dress of choice while being evaluated on beauty, glamour, and personality, with no hair or makeup restrictions and no glitz. A queen is named in each division and receives a large crown, an embroidered sash, and a gift. Side awards are included in the entry, with medals for Prettiest Hair, Prettiest Smile, and Best Dressed. Optional competitions add extra sparkle, including Winter Wear for $25, where contestants model a winter outfit that can be themed or off the rack, and Photogenic and Photo Supreme for $25, where participants may bring up to three printed photos sized 8x10 or 5x7 labeled with name and age division. Photo Supremes are named in two groupings, 0 to 9 and 10 and up, and photogenic winners are recognized within each age division. Eligibility for a Grand Supreme Queen title requires entry in Beauty, Winter Wear, and Photo Supreme, along with a donation of at least ten hats or gloves. Six Grand Supremes are selected across boys, ages 0 to 3, 4 to 9, 10 to 15, Miss or Ms, and 40 and up, each receiving a large crown, a deluxe sash, a medal or plaque, and additional gifts. A Miss Humanitarian honor goes to the contestant who collects the most hats and gloves, with a crown, sash, and a gift. Before crowning, an Ugly Sweater competition adds extra fun, free to enter and open to everyone including parents and spectators, with one adult winner and one kid winner earning a trophy and prize.

Enjoy an evening of live music from The Smuggler’Z, paired with food and chilled drinks.

Take in majestic mountain scenery and sparkling lights while traveling by comfortable motor coach to Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Dollywood, Tanger Outlet, and The Christmas Place. A relaxed night tour of the city lights features hot chocolate and cozy Christmas pajamas. This is a memory-filled trip from start to finish.

Now in its 36th consecutive year, Great Smokies Praisefest brings three days and five sessions of Gospel music to First Baptist Church of Sevierville. Hosted by Greater Vision, it features many favorite Gospel music artists and offers an experience that goes beyond a typical concert series.

Discover a bustling market featuring area bakers, woodworkers, artists, authors, direct-sales vendors, boutiques, and more. Numerous talented small businesses will be on site to help you pick out just the right gift for someone you care about or a treat for yourself. Vendors are welcome to apply, and questions can be directed to 1409events@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.

Take part in a 5K or a 1 mile fun run and walk at Morristown Regional Airport, where the course follows the runway and taxiway for a rare airfield experience and one of the flattest routes in the Lakeway area. Early packet pickup is available at the Stepping Out office, and race day pickup will take place at Alpha Baptist Church. Parking on race day will be at the Alpha Baptist Church lot across from the church, with shuttles running to and from the airport. Registration is available through RunSignUp. Race shirts are guaranteed only for those who register by the stated cutoff; after that, shirts are available while supplies last.

Celebrate the season at a Christmas Village Holiday Social at the Morristown Farmers Market. Enjoy live bluegrass from Rickers Pickers, craft beer from 1907 Brewing Co., paid photo opportunities with Santa, local makers offering unique holiday gifts, a variety of food trucks, and activities for all ages. Admission and parking are free, and lawn chairs are welcome.

Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour to Manley Baptist Church in Morristown, TN with special guest Jeremy Rosado. After a breakout year and a strong spring run, this expanded 30 city U.S. tour continues with songs and stories that have connected with audiences nationwide. Rosado, known from American Idol and The Voice, lends his signature warmth to the program. Expect an evening focused on worship, meaningful connection, and a clear message centered on God’s truth. Entry is offered in tiers, including VIP, early entry, and general admission, with doors opening in stages ahead of the start. Tickets are on sale. To protect buyers, third party ticket resales on event pages are not permitted and tickets should be purchased only through the official outlet, since reseller purchases are not guaranteed or supported.

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 two-day gathering highlights the booming world of trading cards, featuring Sports Cards, Magic The Gathering, YuGiOh, One Piece, Pokemon, and more. Attendees can explore more than 100 vendor tables, meet special guests, and make use of dedicated trading areas. Admission includes a free preview day open to everyone, followed by a general admission day priced at $5. Kids under 13 are free all weekend.