Haunts and Haints at Marble Springs
Two days before Halloween, the former home of Tennessee’s first Governor, John Sevier put on a new face and had some Halloween fun. Marble Springs was the home of John Sevier from 1745-1815. It has been kept as a historic landmark of the history of Tennessee. Throughout the year, living history and educational tours happen daily. […]
4th of July and New Years in Gatlinburg
Not only does the town of Gatlinburg offer some of the area’s best attractions (i.e. Ripley’s Aquarium), it also knows how to throw quite the party. Each New Year’s and Independence Day, Gatlinburg is the site for two of the biggest celebrations for each respective holiday. Each has become an event that visitors will travel […]
Gatlinburg’s Smoky Mountain Springfest
In most Smoky Mountain towns winter seems to always go out like lion, so when spring comes along it’s no wonder that Gatlinburg welcomes in the new season with a slew of events aimed at getting people outside and aptly named Springfest. Beginning in mid-March and continuing through the first week of June, Gatlinburg’s Smoky […]
Corn Mazes
What’s better than the fall colors cascading down the mountains as summer slowly turns into crisp autumn nights? I know what most of you were thinking and that’s nothing really, especially when you’re talking about fall. And that’s OK, but for some fall brings the outdoor fun of corn mazes in all different shapes and […]
Knoxville Zombie Walk
At the foothills of the Smoky Mountains, Knoxville, Tennessee, had a zombie problem on October 22nd. That problem raised public awareness and was a good time for all of the zombified attendees as the undead walked the streets. Well, they are not really undead more like the living portraying the undead. The Knoxville Zombie Walk […]