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Feb 27
2011

So, we’ve survived February, but Pigeon Forge keeps bringing the hits! More events are coming your way for March and onwards!

Throughout the entire month of March, The Titanic Exhibition in Pigeon Forge will be doing an Irish celebration in honor of the Irish men and women who worked and served on the Titanic during its fateful maiden voyage. You can find more information on their website.

The Gatlinburg American Legion Hall will be performing a Murder Mystery as a fundraiser for the Anna Porter Public Library! Who doesn’t love a good murder mystery?  If your interest is peaked, call (865) 436-5558 for more information about “Some Show (About a Murder)”. Tickets will be $25.

Springfest begins on March the 11th too! While still a quite a bit aways from the culimnation of springtime events, the Dolly Parade (Which happens on May 6th), this is the perfect time to start visiting the Smokies the enjoy the wildlife without overheating! Make a note of it and come down!

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Feb 14
2011

Happy Valetine’s Day from all of us a Smokies Blog! We hope you had a fine time of the day whereever you may be, but if you spent it with us in the Smokies all the better!

Bass Pro Shop off of Exit 407 on I-40 is in the middle of their Boat Show right now, which is free to all who are interested in it! Drawings, seminars and activities have been and will be happening all throughout the week until the 20, so you have plenty of time to make the trek if you haven’t yet. Check out the info for the Sevierville Bass Pro Shop location if you want to prepare for spring fishing!

Speaking of fishing, the water should be rising up again over at Douglas Lake soon, which will bring in a new breed of tourism to the Smokies. Having grown up near them all my life, I have a lot of fond memories of the area and it remains popular grounds for fishing tournaments, boating and general relaxing. It’s just down the road in Sevierville. Not everything has to be about the attractions, after all!

In other news, the Black Bear Jamboree has officially shut down to make room for the new Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Feud. The location is still the same, just to the right of the Titanic Exhibit and will open with a brand new show and a brand new look. The show is brought to you by the same folks who did the previous show, The Miracle Theater, Comedy Barn and more in town: Fee Hedrick Family Entertainment. Tickets are already available, so act fast!

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Feb 2
2011

Well, Punxsutawney Phil didn’t see his shadow, so an early Spring is supposedly on the way. That means good for you and any trips to the Smokies you may have planned! Going in the winter is the best time to visit all of the sites with little of the traffic you come to know and “love” from the area. Go for it!

The Winter Heritage Festival is happening this weekend in Townsend, which you can read all about in one of our previous posts. For those interested in Appalachia in the Winter and how we survived those long ago, look no further!

The one downside to these “off season” months is the lack of major events, but many of your favorite sites will still be open and ready for entertainment. The Titanic Exhibit, countless dinner and theater shows, the shopping? All there! Dollywood is currently closed until March 26, but there’s still plenty to do in the region. So have a little fun with the lack of trip stress!

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Jan 24
2011

If you’ve never stayed at the Inn at Christmas Place, you are missing out on a fantastic spectacle of Christmas all year around. TripAdvisor agrees, as it was recently revealed that the Inn at Christmas Place is the #6 Hotel In the United States! Ranking above hotels in major cities and other competition in the nearby area, it has been shown as a prime example of what to experience when you come to the Smokies. It’s easy to see why, as their website shows just a small example of what their rooms and lobby look like. Santa may be resting for post-Christmas, but that’s no excuse to drop by when you’re in town!

Congratulations to the Inn at Christmas Place and here’s hoping for another successful year!

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Jan 19
2011

The Fifth Annual Winter Heritage festival will be taking place in the Townsend area this February! As stated on their main site: “The Festival is a celebration of the human history, natural beauty, and cultural traditions of Townsend, Cades Cove, and Great Smoky Mountains National Park.  The event involves many community groups and businesses and Great Smoky Mountains National Park.”  There’s a whole slew of speakers speaking of life and winter in the south, crafting, Civil War Encampment Demonstrations walking tours and more! If you have any interest in winter southern life and how it was lived, this is for you!

You can find more information and a schedule of events on their website.

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