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Jul 31
2011

Summer is starting to wind down, but it is far from over! Pigeon Forge is ready to give you that vacation that you’ve been looking for. As the tourism season winds down in August and September (Before the Fall/Winter truly begins) you can be sure of some fun times!

Some events in early August to look forward to in between the usuals!

August 3 – 7: Back to School Weekend Sidewalk Sale - at Belz Outlets. For more information call 865-453-7316 for more information!.

In a similar vein, Tennessee’s Tax Free weekend is the 5th – 7th, so keep note of that fo rother deals, especially if you’re an in-state resident!

August 6th – The Pigeon Forge Midnight 8K – will take place on the Pigeon Forge Parkway. For detailed information about running in the 8K, call David Morris at 865-607-8717 and visit ktc.org!

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Jul 18
2011

If you happened to miss the Dolly Parton concert that happened in Knoxville tonight (Her first local show outside of Sevierville in 26 years!) then you’ll be relieved to know other greats are coming to the area soon too! George Jones will have a concert at the Country Tonite Theater on the 22nd and 23rd of this month! Check out www.firstclassconcerts.com for more information on that event!

If that’s not enough for you, the 23rd will host the “Hot Nights, Cool Cars” at the Diner, with games and prizes for cars in this OPEN Cruise-In event. Call (865) 908-1904 for more information

August is coming very soon too, with many more events in follow! Stay tuned!

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Jun 27
2011

It’s that time of year again! Gatlinburg will be doing its midnight parade on July the 4th right at midnight for its 36th year! Hailed as one of the earliest celebrations (In time of day, that is), there are fireworks, parades and more waiting for you and it was voted in the top 20 for events by the Southeast Tourism Society. Nice! Call (800) 568-4748 for more information!

Of course, if you’re not tired from all that late night celebration, why not get up early to attend the River Raft Regatta in Gatlinburg! This unmanned floatable object race will begin at the Christ of the Smokies bridge and ends at Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies bridge with prizes given away in several different categories! The same number as above, (800) 568-4748, will give you the information you need so if that sounds like your thing, give it a call!

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May 31
2011

June is almost here and we’re well on our way of feeling the heatwave. Fortunately, we have some events to help cool us down:

  • At the Sevierville Events Center from June 2 – 4 is the Parkest Greatest Knife show, promising a wide selection of knives to the connoisseur of pointy objects. Visit their website for more details on what they may have, what dealers are coming and more!
  • The Elkmont Synchronous Fireflies will be easily accessed at Elkmont from June 4 – June 12! One of the few places in the world where fireflies gather in a large force, this is a must-see event! We’ll bring about more info soon, but in the meantime, you can check out the official Elkmont Campground information for your needs.
  • The Incredible Christmas Place celebrated 25 years in the Smokies on June 15! There will be plenty of bargains and celebrations to go along with these and there are even special anniversary packages for those wanting to stay at the Christmas Inn across the street. Check it out!

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May 23
2011

Have you ever wanted to explore an ancient tomb Indiana Jones style? Well, now you can without the passport!

Appearing in Walden’s Landing next to the Forge 5 Cinema, Tomb is a interactive puzzle exhibit where you get to make your way through . It was originally located in Boston with great success there and brought to us with the help of Ned Vickers. Now we in the South get to try it out! Floors collapsing, riddles, strength tests and even more, your party has to make their way through the maze to find the Pharaoh’s tomb. It’s a very different sort of attraction in a street covered with putt putt courses and go-kart tracks, which definitely piques my interest in this.

The attraction opens up next Thursday to the public with a $12.99 admission. The Mountain Press has a whole article on it. Sevier County residents get a first glimpse at it soon, so I may swing by and see what the fuss is all about! Watch out for snakes!

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