Upper East Tennessee has long been a land of deep musical traditions. Englishman Cecil Sharp knew this in 1916 when he selected Rocky Fork in Unicoi County as his first […]
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Niswonger Performing Arts Center: Midtown Men
Four Stars from the Original Cast of “Jersey Boys” at the Niswonger Performing Arts Center on April 20th GREENEVILLE, Tenn. – The Midtown Men reunites stars from the smash Broadway […]
2nd Annual Upper East TN Fiddler’s Convention
Upper East Tennessee has long been a land of deep musical traditions. Englishman Cecil Sharp knew this in 1916 when he selected Rocky Fork in Unicoi County as his first […]
Tennessee State Parks Spring Hike Day
Register today for one of the free, ranger-led hikes at all 56 state parks to celebrate the coming of spring on March 24. Our annual Spring Hike is a great […]
I Am Home Returns to Jonesborough
“I Am Home” tells the stories of the people who helped shape the Jonesborough of today February 23-25 and March 2-4 “I couldn’t believe how close that story was […]
Where To Catch Live Music
Our music roots run deep in the Appalachian Mountains of Northeast Tennessee. Home to the Birthplace of Country Music, this is where it all began back in the 1927. Our […]
Historic Jonesborough Tours
Jonesborough’s Historic Walking Tours are back with four, different options for 2018. The Main Street Tour will be offered at least once a week March through December. Tickets are only […]
Window Wonderland in Downtown Jonesborough
Feeling a little blue now that the holidays are over and the decorations are put away? Main Street Jonesborough is hosting Window Wonderland and Winter Sale January 12-15 to help […]
An Insider’s Guide to the Fly Fishing Scene in Northeast Tennessee
When fishing folks from the rest of the country think of East Tennessee, they usually imagine Great Smoky Mountains National Park and little streams with wily brookies. However, most don’t […]
Old Christmas at Fort Watauga: Jan. 6-7
Christmas isn’t over yet! Visit Sycamore Shoals State Historic Park and see how our colonial ancestors celebrated a holiday called “Old Christmas”. In Colonial America, Christmas was celebrated as a […]
