Events in Morristown today

Set out from Smoky Mountain Harley-Davidson after a brief rider meeting for a ride focused on the October Chapter Challenge. The route includes a stop at Clay's Corner to complete the challenge photo and a bonus photo opportunity at the Towns County Veterans Memorial. From there, the ride continues south into Georgia, then heads north on GA 60 to McCaysville with a short stretch along 30 through Reliance before returning to the dealership. Riders should bring snacks or a bag lunch because no lunch stop is planned. The route covers about 300 miles. Attendance at the rider meeting is required to participate.

Celebrating its eleventh year, this Halloween themed Jeep showcase in the Smokies features awards for Class Title and Decorated Jeeps, costume contests, vendors, a raffle and more. The decoration theme is "Jeepers Creepers Out of this World". Registration for the Decorated or Class Title shows is $20, and general admission is free. A portion of raffle proceeds benefits St Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. Presented by Quaker Steak & Lube and the Jeep Crew. For questions, contact info@thejeepcrew.com.

This outdoor marketplace brings together local artists and authors alongside bakers, wood crafters, boutiques, direct sales companies, and more. Explore a wide range of small businesses and find a thoughtful gift for a loved one or a little something for yourself. Vendors interested in taking part are welcome to apply, and questions can be sent to 1409events@gmail.com.

The Jeeps and Wrenches October Club Ride heads to Outdoors in the Smokies Off-Road Park, set in the Smoky Mountains and known for wide open views. Expect a day of wheeling on trails suited to every experience level, from easy dirt tracks to technical rock features. Drivers have the chance to earn the official Jeep Badge of Honor on the Smoky Mountain Trail. Check in through the Jeep Badge of Honor app, complete a Core or Limited route, then request a free mailed badge that comes with a recognition letter from Jeep. The designated Badge of Honor route is built to test both driver and vehicle with steep climbs, rocky stretches, and precise lines. A minimum tire size of 33 inches is required for that trail, and a winch plus a rear locker are strongly recommended depending on skill level and conditions. Admission is $40 per driver and $20 per passenger, with free entry for children under 5. After the ride, some participants plan to head to Jeeptober Fest in the Smokies at Quaker Steak & Lube, a Halloween themed Jeep gathering featuring an all Jeep show, vendors, raffles, prize giveaways, a best decorated Jeep contest, costume contests for adults, kids, and pets, a Jeep o lantern competition, and more. A major portion of the proceeds benefits St Jude's Children's Hospital.

Month 8 of 12 in the Embroidery Block of the Month club continues the in the hoop sampler series from Hoop Sisters, guiding participants to build a quilt one block at a time. Each installment includes a new block design along with butterfly blocks, and there are two layout options available, with the flexibility to complete both if desired. Patterns are provided for 5 and 8 inch blocks designed for use with an embroidery hoop, and alternative hoop sizes can be accommodated. This meeting is a demonstration and lecture, so machines are not required during class. Please bring a flash drive to copy the design files. Club members receive a 20% discount on club days, and videos are being prepared for anyone who misses a session. The first month has a $30 club fee. After that, bringing the previous month’s finished block on the club day grants the new design at no cost. A regular price of $5.00 is noted.

Set on the hillside above the Eatery, this Trading Post spotlights local makers and provides an easy way to support their work. The gathering is weather dependent, so plans may change if conditions are not favorable.

This market brings together small business shopping and Halloween fun at the Downtown Green. Browse local boutiques and home decor, try on custom hats, and check out permanent jewelry. Sip creative takes on sodas at a specialty bar, discover handmade goods from artisans, and enjoy a variety of food trucks. Kids can bounce on inflatables with a $5 all day pass. For vendor information, email shoppoppylous@gmail.com.

Meet Odie the therapy dog in the Children's Library for a relaxed read-aloud experience. Children can build confidence by sharing a favorite story with a trained, gentle listener, and those who are not yet reading can explore a picture book and describe the story in their own words. Odie is all ears for every reader. All children and their families are welcome. No signup or library card is required.

The Way Church hosts a family-friendly fall day at Ballinger Farm with a pumpkin patch, a corn maze, and time for fellowship. Admission is 16 dollars per person and must be paid in cash. Children age 2 and under are admitted free. Concessions will be available and are cash only.

An autumn ride meets at Colboch Motorcycle Sales.

Design a fall floral arrangement, enjoy a provided lunch, then capture your creation in a guided still life painting session. All supplies and step by step instruction are included, and no prior experience is required. To reserve a spot, call (865) 256-7764.

Enjoy a weekend of fall fun featuring hayrides, crafts, and s'mores.

After closing time, the shelves and stories at The Unkind Raven take on a life of their own during an evening devoted to horror, thrillers, and all things deliciously spooky. Meet featured guests Rick Molchan, Tucker Joneson, Janae Mitchell, Stephanie Edwards, and Howling Hills Publishing for conversations, signings, and time to chat with fellow fans. Tickets include a panel discussion with Q&A, meet-and-greet moments, private browsing after the doors are closed to the public, playful mocktails with light refreshments, and a few surprise touches along the way. Whether your taste runs to haunted houses, psychological suspense, monsters, or ghostly tales, this gathering sets the mood for spooky season with a welcoming community of readers. Capacity is limited, so securing tickets early is recommended. Step inside after hours... if you dare.

Gather around a crackling bonfire in a private garden on the farm for a relaxed evening with the community. Attendance is limited to 20 adults, and children can join at no cost. Admission is $5 per person, and food and pumpkins will be available for purchase. After a season of community events, this cozy get-together offers a friendly way to close out the year together.

Little River Band brings the seamless harmonies and unmistakable vocals that first won over audiences worldwide. The group rose to prominence in the 1970s and 1980s with multiplatinum albums and a run of chart-topping singles, accumulating over 360 million downloads and sales. Eagles founding member Glenn Frey once praised them as one of the finest singing bands, a reputation that still shines in their live sound. Bassist and vocalist Wayne Nelson, a 46-year veteran who has contributed to 25 of the band’s albums, leads the current lineup with fresh drive. The set features favorites such as Reminiscing, Lady, Cool Change, and The Night Owls, and showcases the talents of keyboardist and vocalist Chris Marion, singing drummer Ryan Ricks, lead guitarist Colin Whinnery, and rhythm guitarist Bruce Wallace. With shows selling out across the country, the concert focuses on timeless songs, shared memories, and welcoming new listeners into the fold.

This local Yu-Gi-Oh! event features Advanced format play across three rounds. The entry fee is $5, and every participant receives a booster pack at sign up. Each duelist also contributes one pack to the prize pool, which is made up of OTS packs. At the end of the event, a 3-0 record earns five packs, and a 2-1 finish is awarded one pack.

Players can take part in a local One Piece tournament with a $5 entry. Each participant receives a One Piece Tournament Pack upon entry, and every player adds $5 in store credit to the prize pool. Prizes are awarded as follows: first place takes half of the pool, second place receives half of the remaining amount, and third and fourth split what is left. For example, with eight players and $40 in entry fees, first would receive $20 in store credit, second $10, and third and fourth $5 each. The winner also receives a One Piece Winner Pack.

Parrott-Wood Memorial Library presents a meet and greet with local author Jan Loveday Dickens. A native of the area, Ms. Dickens is a local historian and licensed educator who has taught in local schools and at three regional universities. She currently writes Tuesday articles for the newspaper Knox TN Today. Her book Forgotten in the Fork explores the people and places between the French Broad and Holston Rivers, and she is developing additional books that continue documenting the region’s history. Attendees can learn about her work and discuss the stories of the area. Light refreshments will be available. The Friends of the Parrott-Wood Memorial Library sponsor this event. All are welcome.

Compete in a One Piece tournament with a $5 entry fee. Each participant receives a One Piece Tournament Pack upon entry, and every player adds $5 in store credit to the prize pool. Prize support awards first place half of the prize pool plus a One Piece Winner Pack, second place half of the remaining amount, and third and fourth split what is left. For example, with 8 players contributing $40 in entry fees, first would receive $20 in store credit, second $10, and third and fourth $5 each.

Connect with area professionals at the IBN Biz Lunch in Greeneville TN at Casa Guerrero. The format includes optional open networking before the program with the opportunity to order food and drinks, a focused program, then more optional networking afterward. There is no cost to participate, there are no dues or membership requirements, no attendance rules, and no industry category limits. Everyone is welcome, and purchasing food or beverages is entirely optional. Attendees can showcase their business, share products or services, and make new referral connections. Bringing plenty of business cards or flyers is encouraged. Door prizes are welcome but not required. Meeting leaders are Landon Beall of Unbound Digital and Delora Bennett of Get Healthy, Stay Healthy 4 U. The event is supported by sponsors including Jay Cottrell of lpt Realty Johnson City, Mountain View Pure Water, David Beerman of Edward Jones Johnson City, Appalachian Stars Gymnastics, Tradebank of East Tennessee, Legacy Life Planning, Josh Culbert CPA, Cherie Clough, Medicare Advisor and Senior Insurance Specialist, Colonial Life Tri-Cities TN, Libertas Electric, Digital Overwatch, and CrossStone Insurance.

Bring a project to work on alongside others. Settle in next to people doing the same and use the time to move your work forward.

Self-pay patients can take advantage of $150 3D mammograms throughout October. This special provides advanced screening at a straightforward price. To book an appointment or ask questions, call 423.586.4545.

Ruby Leigh brings a special residency to Dollywood Theme Park during the Harvest Festival, filling the park with traditional country sounds and spirited performances in the Smoky Mountains. Over ten performance days she takes the stage twice each day, with one planned day off, for a total of 20 shows. The shows are covered by park admission. Known for a wide vocal range, a classic country style, and an easy connection with the audience, Ruby draws on a vast repertoire she knows by heart. Her sets weave together country standards and fan favorites with distinctive yodeling and storytelling that resonate with all ages. Her background includes ovations at the Grand Ole Opry and the Ryman Auditorium, National Anthem performances for the Tennessee Titans, Kansas City Chiefs, and the Los Angeles Lakers during the NBA Playoffs, headlining appearances in major theaters, and a recent turn sharing the stage with Jamey Johnson.

Compete in a local One Piece tournament with a $5 entry fee. Each participant receives a One Piece Tournament Pack upon entry, and every player contributes $5 in store credit to the shared prize pool. Prizes are distributed with first place taking half of the pool, second place receiving half of the remainder, and third and fourth splitting what is left. For example, with eight players the $40 collected in entry fees would pay out $20 in store credit to first, $10 to second, and $5 each to third and fourth. The winner also takes home a One Piece Winner Pack.

Bring a current project and work alongside others. Spend time making progress together in a group setting.

The stitching space is available throughout regular business hours, and on Thursdays it stays open later so there is more time to work on projects and chat. Bring any kind of stitching you enjoy and settle in for a relaxed session. There is no fee and no registration required.

A Disney-themed Halloween dress rehearsal brings a family friendly costume parade inside the store. Participants can wear their favorite character looks, flash a royal wave, strike a superhero pose, or channel a classic villain while taking a festive lap through the aisles. Those who take part can look forward to special participation giveaways. Costumes are encouraged and all ages are welcome in the parade. For additional details, ask a Cast Member.

Thursday YUGIOH Locals features three rounds of Advanced format play. The entry fee is $5, and all participants receive one pack with entry. Each participant also adds one pack to the prize pool, and prize packs are OTS Packs. A 3-0 finish earns five packs, while a 2-1 finish earns one pack.

This local One Piece tournament features a $5 entry fee. Every participant receives a One Piece Tournament Pack, and each entry contributes $5 in store credit to the prize pool. First place earns half of the prize pool plus a One Piece Winner Pack. Second place takes half of the remaining pool, and third and fourth split what is left. For example, with eight players the $40 in entry fees would pay out $20 in store credit to first, $10 to second, and $5 each to third and fourth.