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2011 Fall Events Near Journey's End
Sept 15-Oct 31: Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival Come and enjoy all the color, smells and tastes that the Smoky Mountains have to offer during fall. Fall decorations, old-fashioned hayrides, events, entertainment, and local craft exhibits. Throughout Gatlinburg.
Sept 15: A Taste of Autumn Sample signature dishes from the area's finest restaurants. Enjoy live entertainment, live auction with a cash bar. Proceeds benefit United Way of Sevier County. Gatlinburg Convention Center.
Sept 24-25: 11th Annual Smoky Mountain Trout Tournament Tournament is open to adults or children – and equally challenging for both visitors and locals, with multiple categories to be contested in this largest trout tournament in the Smokies.
Oct 6-23: Gatlinburg Craftsmen’s Fair A juried craft show. Gatlinburg Convention Center.
Nov 9: Winter Magic Kickoff and Chili Cookoff Gatlinburg lights up the city with millions of winter lights, an award winning chili contest, and live entertainment. Downtown. Nov 11: Veteran’s Day Celebration Musical tribute to our vets on plaza at the Aquarium of the Smokies.
Pigeon Forge
Sept 24: 9th Annual Old Mill Heritage Day Experience the culture of the Smoky Mountains, Old Mill Square. Free Admission.
Sept 24: Shriners Parade, Parkway
Oct 1-31: 16th Annual Harvest Festival Come and enjoy all the color, smells and tastes that the Smoky Mountains have to offer during fall.
Oct 1-30: Pigeon Forge Rotary Club Craft Fair, Patriot Park
Oct 1-Oct 29: Dollywood’s Southern Gospel & Harvest Celebration
Oct 6-10: Columbus Day Sidewalk/Truck & Tent Sales, Belz Outlets
Oct 21: Ray Stevens in concert, County Tonite Theatre
Oct 30: Lee Greenwood in concert, Smith Family Dinner Theater
Nov 5-Dec 30: Dollywood’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Festival
Nov 8 - February 28: Smoky Mountain Winterfest Named “Top 20 Events” by the Southeast Tourism Society, this four-month celebration transforms Gatlinburg into a gorgeous winter wonderland. November through February. Kickoff on Nov. 9 at Patriot Park.
Nov 8-Dec 31: Winterfest Trolley Tour of Lights Fun Time Trolley Station at Patriot Park. Mon. through Fri. only, 6:30 p.m., $5.00. Call Trolley Office (865-453-6444) for reservations.
Nov 11: The Nashville Legends Show. Features Jim Ed Brown, Helen Cornelius, Jack Greene and Jeannie Seely, Country Tonite Theatre
Nov 11-13: Veterans Day Sidewalk Sale, Belz Outlets
Nov 12: Old Mill Square Annual Holiday Open House
Sevierville
Oct 1-31: Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival Enjoy the sites, sounds and smells of a Smoky Mountain Harvest. Leaf looking, special events, shows, shopping and attractions make this a great time of year to visit Sevierville.
Oct 3-4: Circle Your Wagons 34 VW Car Show, Sevier County Fairgrounds
Oct 15: 8th Anniversary Cruise In, The Diner
Nov 6: Toys for Tots Marine Corp Motorcycle Run, Sevier County Fairgrounds.
Nov 7: Smoky Mountain Winterfest KICKOFF
Nov 7-Feb 28: Smoky Mountain Winterfest Enjoy millions of twinkling lights throughout the Great Smoky Mountains area.
TBA: 2nd Annual "Sawin' in the Smokies" Mountain Festival Event to be held in the field behind Bear Camp Grill in Wears Valley. Ax-throwing, Cross-cut sawing, Speed Sawing, Chainsaw Carving contest and more. Craft vendors, pony-rides, story-telling, pig-catching contests, mini petting zoo and music. $7 per adult, 12 and under Free. Parking $2.
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