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Nov 2
2009

**Thanksgiving Holiday Special**
at the
Shular Inn
“Located in the Heart of Pigeon Forge!!”

The Great Smoky Mountains are
beautiful and ready for you to
visit!  Come see the Winterfest
Lights and get an early start on
Christmas Shopping!

Come Share Thanksgiving With Us!

Four Night Special
Nov. 25, 26, 27, 28  $57.95 Per Night
(plus tax  1-2 people)

Three Night Special
Nov. 26, 27, 28  $75.95 Per Night
(plus tax  1-2 people)

Call the Shular Inn and Book Now!
1.800.451.2376

This Special is a No Cancel, No Refund
Reservation.  Based on Availability.
Not Available with Any Other Discount.

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Nov 1
2009

01When you look for a Pigeon Forge or Gatlinburg hotel we know what you want – a clean spacious room with a comfortable bed and plenty of hot water in the shower. Whether you’re on a Pigeon Forge vacation in the Great Smoky Mountains or looking for Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg restaurants, shopping and attractions, you want broadband wifi Internet included and access to good restaurants and entertainment also.

Comfort Inn & Suites at Dollywood Lane, a Pigeon Forge hotel, provides all you want and more, like balconies, coffee service, hairdryers, irons and ironing boards, and if desired, family and Jacuzzi suites with gas fireplaces. Our Pigeon Forge hotel is close to the Dixie Stampede, Dollywood, The Old Mill Square and Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies. We think our deluxe continental breakfast is the best in town. Our indoor and outdoor swimming pools plus our large hot tub offer complete relaxation after a day of Pigeon Forge shopping, hiking in the Smokies or business meetings in Gatlinburg.

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Nov 1
2009

20th Annual Winterfest Kickoff
November 5

Patriot Park; For more information call (865) 429-7350

MLC Ladies Conference & Retreat
November 6 – 7

Music Road Hotel & Convention Center; Advance registration required; For more information call (706) 226-3312

Winterfest Trolley Tour of Lights
November 6 – 30

Fun Time Trolley Station @ Patriot Park; (Mon. through Fri. only) 6:30 p.m.; $5.00; Call Trolley Office @ (865) 453-6444 for reservations.

Dollywood’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Festival
November 7 – January 2

Operating days vary.(Closed 11/26, 12/24, 12/25 & 12/31); For more infomration call 1-800-DOLLYWOOD

Tellabration
November 21

For more information call (865) 429-7350

Pigeon Forge Community Chorus Holiday Concert
November 22

Free – For more information call (865)429-7350

James Rogers in Concert
November 26

Smith Family Theater; 7:30 p.m.; For tickets call 866-399-8100

Belz Midnight Madness
November 27

Belz Outlets; Open 12:00 A.M.; For more information call (865) 453-7316

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Oct 1
2009

Pigeon Forge Rotary Club Craft Fair
October 1 – 30

Patriot Park; For more information call (865) 909-3446

Dollywood’s Music & Harvest Celebration
October 2 – 31

(Closed Thursdays);1-800-DOLLYWOOD

Gene Watson in Concert
October 4

Country Tonite Theater; For more information call 1-800-792-4308

Belz Outlets Truckload Sale
October 8 – 12

Belz Outlets; For More information call (865) 453-7316

The Nashville Legends Show
October 23

featuring: Jim Ed Brown, Helen Cornelius, Jeannie Seely, and Jack Greene Country Tonite Theater; For more information call 1-800-792-4308

Belz Outlets Annual Halloween Egg Hunt
October 29

Belz Outlets; For more information call (865) 453-7316

9th Annual Safe Halloween Celebration (Trick or Treat)
October 29

Pigeon Forge Community Center; Hosted by the City of Pigeon Department of Parks and Recreation. For more information call(865) 429-7373

Halloween Fun Fest
October 31

GRHCC; For more information call 1-800-251-4444

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Sep 14
2009

It was a great car show weekend.  As always Pigeon Forge had a great turnout for Shades of the Past.

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