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SUMMARY:Vernon Dalhart: First Country Music Star
DESCRIPTION:The Jackson Theatre will present Vernon Dalhart: First Country Music Star on Friday\, April 17 at 7:00pm\, in partnership with the International Storytelling Center. This special evening of words and music celebrates one of the most influential recording artists of the 1920s and 1930s.\n\nVernon Dalhart was the first artist to record a million-selling country hit with the two-sided 78 RPM disc featuring “The Wreck of the Old ’97” and “The Prisoner’s Song.” Both recordings are enshrined in the Grammy Hall of Fame\, and Dalhart was later inducted into both the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame. A prolific artist by any standard\, he made more than 4\,000 recordings between 1916 and 1939.\n\nDespite his massive impact\, Dalhart’s legacy has often been overlooked. Many legendary performers\, including Dolly Parton\, Marty Robbins\, Johnny Cash\, Willie Nelson\, Doc Watson\, Bill Monroe\, and Mac Wiseman\, have covered songs first recorded by Dalhart\, helping to carry his influence through generations of American music.\n\nDrawing on five years of research\, music historian Dr. Ted Olson will share the story of Dalhart’s diverse career and explore why his contributions have faded from the spotlight. Jack Hinshelwood\, a multi-instrumentalist and singer\, will provide the live soundtrack\, performing faithful renditions of classics such as “Wreck of the Old ’97\,” “The Prisoner’s Song\,” “Home on the Range\,” “Jesse James\,” “The Big Rock Candy Mountains\,” “My Blue Ridge Mountain Home\,” and more songs that helped shape early country music.\nThis event is part of the Jackson Theatre’s ongoing collaboration with the International Storytelling Center\, highlighting shared programming rooted in storytelling and music.\n\nTickets are $15 in advance and $20 day of show. Tickets and more information are available at thejacksontheatre.com.\n\n#####
URL:https://northeasttennessee.org/event/vernon-dalhart-first-country-music-star/
LOCATION:Jackson Theatre\, 121 W. Main St.\, Jonesborough\, TN\, 37659\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts,General,Music
ORGANIZER;CN="Jonesborough":MAILTO:info@jonesborough.com
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SUMMARY:Warriors Path State Park: Summer in the Park
DESCRIPTION:MONDAY\, JULY 3\n1:00 PM UN-NATURE HIKE – We people can make big changes in nature – some\nare good\, some not so good. Come on along and we’ll look for clues of\nthese changes… we can even collect some of these clues for our 3pm\nLitter Bug Program! Meet at the Open Air Chapel. \n3:00 PM LITTER BUGS – Meet at the Open Air Chapel and we’ll see what\nstrange creatures we can create out of garbage. Bring at least five piece of\ntrash that you find along the way. (main bath house if it rains). \n5:00 PM INSECT ART – They’re more than just creepy crawlers – insects have\nsome amazing colors and patterns! Let’s use insects as “living models” for\nour art. Meet at the Open Air Chapel\, or main bath house if it is raining.\n7:00 PM NATURE’S CLEANUP CREW – Come meet some of nature’s most\nimportant workers – the decomposers. See who’s been “cleaning up” out\nthere! Meet at the Open Air Chapel\, or main bath house if it is raining. \nTUESDAY\, JULY 4 ✰✰✰ Happy Birthday USA ✰✰✰\n9:00 AM GOOD MORNING U.S.A!- Come wake-up to a full day of Patriotic\nevents by taking a leisurely morning stroll on the campground’s trails.\nMeet at the camp store. \n10:00 AM PATRIOTIC PICNIC HIKE – Enjoy a scenic hike in the park’s \nbackcountry. As we hike\, we’ll find out how the early people traveled and\nwhat they ate along the way. Please bring lunch and water. This trip will\nbe around 3 hours – be sure to wear good hiking footwear. Meet at the\npool parking lot and we will carpool. \n12 NOON 4TH OF JULY ROCKETS- Come create your own park friendly\n“firework” out of recycled materials. Meet us at the Main Bathhouse.\nBring your creativity and we will bring the supplies! \n2:00 PM PATRIOTIC GAMES – “One if by land\, two if by sea…” will guide our\nfield games. Will you be able to conquer the British? Meet at the Open\nAir Chapel\, or main bath house if it’s raining. \n3:30 PM DINO EGG HUNT – Meet us at the Boundless Playground to travel back \nin time and hunt for this delicious dinosaur egg! \n6:00 PM PARADE PREP – Join us at the main bathhouse to decorate your\nwagon\, your bicycle\, your stroller or even your dog’s leash for the 7pm\nMini Parade. Everyone is welcome\,children under 10 must bring a\nparent. \n7:00 PM 4TH OF JULY MINI PARADE: Bring your patriotic\, decorated gear\nand meet us at the main bathhouse to begin our campground parade!\nEveryone is welcome\, children under 10 must bring a parent. \nNOTE: All activities meet in and near the park’s Main Campground\, unless otherwise specified. \nWEDNESDAY\, JULY 5\n9:00 AM RIVERBANK STROLL -This green river valley has seen generations of\ntravelers. This morning\, we’ll travel together\, and search for signs of the wildlife\nand the people who came before us. Meet at the main campground bath house.\n10:00 AM “ALIEN” ROUNDUP – Not aliens from a galaxy far\, far away\, but non-native\n“alien” plants. Come find out how these invasive aliens traveled here and help\nremove them from the park. Your work will make a big difference for the future\nhealth of our region! Meet at the Camp Store and we will caravan to the trail. Be\nprepared to get a little messy! \n11:30 AM EARTHBALL GAMES – Let’s have a ball – a six foot tall ball!! Meet at the\nOpen Air Chapel for some lively\, cooperative games. If it rains\, we’ll have some\nsmaller ball games at the main bath house. \n1:30 PM MARSH MUNCHERS – Wetlands are rich in life\, all busy eating each other!\nLet’s seek out the food chain in the wet places. Drive to the camp store\, and we’ll\ncarpool. \n3:00 PM CRITTER PATHS – Be a critter detective! Find out what’s been wandering \nthrough the campground habitats. Meet at the camp store. \n4:00 PM PLANT DEFENSES – How do plants defend themselves from weather\, from\nhungry critters\, and from other dangers? Let’s get a close look at “war” in the\nplant world! Meet at the Open Air Chapel\, or main bath house if it’s raining.\n5:00 PM OWL PELLETS – What could be more gross\, but also more exciting\, than\nchecking out some owl vomit! Don’t worry\, these pellets are all germ free. But\nthey sure are full of bones. Use your detective skills to find out what the owls\nhad for supper! Meet at the Open Air Chapel (main bath house if it is raining.)\n6:00 PM WEB OF LIFE – Every living thing is part of the web! Help us get really “tied\nup” in our work as we build our own living web. You’ll see natural places like\nyou’ve never seen them before! Meet at the Open Air Chapel\, or main bath house\nif it is raining. \n7:30 PM RACCOON RASCALS – Come discover more about these fascinating fur\nbuddies\, and learn more about their adventurous lives. Also find out how to keep\nthem out of your campsite! Meet at the campfire circle\, east end of the main\ncampground (pool entrance if it is raining). \nTHURSDAY\, JULY 6\n8:00 AM HIKE THE WHITETAIL LOOP – Come explore a remote corner of Warriors’\nPath\, full of wildlife discovery. This will be a challenging 2-3 mile hike\, so be\nsure to wear comfortable clothes\, good hiking shoes\, and bring some drinking\nwater. Meet at the Mountain Bike Trail parking lot (at the end of Freeman\nRoad\, Blountville TN). \n9:30 AM WAKE UP WALK – Let’s wake up our senses to morning in the forest. Meet at \nthe main bath house for a refreshing morning walk. \n10:30 AM MUD MARBLES – Before there were toy stores\, kids had to build their own fun.\nMeet at the Open Air Chapel\, and we’ll turn ordinary mud into great playthings.\nLater today\, when our marbles are dry\, we’ll try some marble games. In case of\nrain\, meet at the main bath house. \nTHURSDAY\, CONTINUED\n11:30 AM CREEK WALK – Get on your old clothes and tennis shoes. It’s time to explore\nthe cool\, clear creek waters. We’ll discover a world of amazing life. Drive to the\ncamp store\, and we’ll carpool. Be prepared to get wet! \n1:00 PM CHALK CRITTERS – What’s at home here? Decorate the park with sketches of \npark wildlife “at home” in their habitats. Meet at the main bath house.\n3:00 PM ANIMAL TALES – Sit back and enjoy some legends and tales about our wild\nneighbors. Be prepared to share your own “critter story” if you’d like. Meet at the\nOpen Air Chapel\, or main bath house if it is raining. \n4:30 PM NATURAL PAINT – Did you know that by using the plants around us we can\nmake our own paints? Meet at the Boundless Playground to create your own\nmasterpiece using natural paint. \n6:00 PM NOISY TOYS – How did the pioneer children make music or noise? Make your\nvery own “musical” instrument with a few simple things from nature. Meet at\nthe Open Air Chapel to create some “beautiful music.” In case of rain\, meet at\nthe main bath house. \n7:30 PM MUD MARBLE TOURNAMENT – Meet at the open air chapel to try out those\nmarbles we made this morning. If you missed a chance to make your own\, come\nanyway. We’ll have extras! (In case of rain\, at the main bath house). \n9:00 PM NIGHT SOUNDS – Nature is full of sounds when the sun goes down! Some\nseem eerie\, but there’s no need to be nervous. Come find out whose noise is\nwhose. Meet at the Open Air Chapel for a short slide show of the creatures who\n“talk” in the night! (At the pool entrance if it is raining.) NOTE – there will be a\nspecial NIGHT SOUNDS contest for children after the show. \nFRIDAY\, JULY 7\n9:30 AM DEVIL’S BACKBONE HIKE -Come hike to the high places\, and get some new\nviews of our park land. Drive to the camp store\, and we’ll carpool to the start of\nan invigorating hike. \n10:00 AM FERN FUN – Make friends with some of the local ferns and their kin. Meet us\nat the Open Air Chapel and we will take a short walk to find some fern friends.\n12 NOON LEAF PRINTS – “Ordinary” leaves come in such extraordinary shapes and\ntextures. We can capture these patterns with ink and paper. Come make a leaf\nsouvenir at the Boundless Playground. \n2:00 PM WINGS & FEATHERS & BEAKS\, OH MY! – There are over 423 species of\nbirds in Tennessee. Join us to learn all about the things that make each bird\nspecies unique. Meet at the Open Air Chapel or pool entrance if it’s raining.\n4:00 PM METAMORPHOSIS – How do caterpillars become butterflies? Make your own\nmobile of the four stages of metamorphosis. Adults must be accompanied by a\nchild 10 years old or younger. Meet at the main bath house \n5:00 PM NEVER-ENDING CIRCLE WALK – Nature is the “master recycler.” Let’s\ndiscover some of nature’s endless cycles. Meet at the Campfire Circle on the east\nend of the campground. \n6:00 PM BIRDS OF PREY – Meet some real live feathered hunters. Come to the Open\nAir Chapel and see “whooo…” is waiting for you. If it is raining\, meet at the main\nbath house. \nFRIDAY\, CONTINUED\n7:00 PM ANIMAL BINGO – Test your knowledge of park wildlife with this new twist on\na good-old old game. You might even win a prize! Meet at the Open Air Chapel\,\nor main bath house if it is raining. \n9:00 PM CAMPFIRE – What a perfect combination: A dark night\, a crackling fire\, and\nsome local\, traditional ghost tales. Meet at the campfire circle\, east end of the\nmain campground. If it is raining\, we’ll have an indoor “campfire” at the pool\nentrance.\nSATURDAY\, JULY 8\n9:00 AM HIKE THE “WAHOO” TRAIL – Enjoy about 4 miles of strenuous hiking along\nan awesome trail! Come spend several hours in a beautiful and wild part of the\npark. Be sure to wear good walking shoes\, comfortable clothes\, and bring some\ndrinking water. Meet at the Mountain Bike Trail parking area (at the end of\nFreeman Road\, Blountville TN). \n10:30 AM DUCK ISLAND BIKE RIDE – Meet at the camp store and we’ll pedal on down\nto Duck Island! See what the lake is like now\, and find out about the river it\nused to be. Note that ALL riders MUST wear a bicycle helmet! Children 12 or\nunder must be accompanied by an adult! \n1:30 PM DREAM CATCHERS – Let’s make these “catchy” little decorations\, inspired by \nNative American craft. Meet at the main bath house. \n3:00 PM MAGNIFYING GLASS HIKE – Use your eyes and some handy little magnifiers\nto get a close look at nature’s amazing details. Meet at the main bath house to\nbegin a short discovery walk. \n4:00 PM TREE COOKIES – Let’s read a small slice of nature! The inside of a tree holds\nmany clues to the outside of the land! Meet at the Open Air Chapel\, or main bath\nhouse if it is raining. \n7:00 PM SLANTING LIGHT STROLL – Come for a relaxing meander to look for animal\nsigns as the nighttime animals start to stir and the sun starts to cast long\nshadows through the woods. Meet at the Campfire Circle on the east end of the\ncampground. \nSUNDAY\, JULY 9\n9:00 AM WORSHIP SERVICE – Enjoy a peaceful morning worship service at the Open\nAir Chapel\, or at the pool entrance if it is raining. Sponsored by the Colonial\nHeights Baptist Church.
URL:https://northeasttennessee.org/event/warriors-path-state-park-summer-in-the-park-29/
LOCATION:Warrior’s Path State Park\, 490 Hemlock Rd\, Kingsport\, TN\, 37663\, United States
CATEGORIES:Children's Activities,General,Outdoors
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SUMMARY:Sycamore Shoals State Park: History at Home Programs
DESCRIPTION:History at Home\nSeasonal Interpretive Programs\nWith Andrea Price &  Slade Nakoff\nJuly 4 th – July 15 th \nCarter Mansion Guided Tour\nTuesday – Saturday\, July 4 – 8 10:00 am\nTuesday – Saturday\, July 11-15 12:30 pm\nCost: Adults – $9.00; Ages 7 to 17 – $5.00; Ages 6 and under Free\nTax included Max:12 per tour\nRegistration required – www.tnstateparks.com/parks/events/sycamore-shoals\nJoin Seasonal Interpreter Andrea Price for a tour of Tennessee’s oldest frame house! Enjoy the\nbeauty of this elegant frontier home and learn the history of the Carter family who built it\nbetween 1775 and 1780.\nThe John and Landon Carter Mansion is located at 1031 Broad Street\, Elizabethton\, TN 37643\nAccessibility to the home includes steps and an interior staircase.\nSabine Hill Guided Tour\nTuesday – Saturday\, July 4 – 8 12:30 pm\nTuesday – Saturday\, July 11-15 10:00 am\nCost: Adults – $9.00; Ages 7 to 17 – $5.00; Ages 6 and under Free\nTax included                                                                           Max:  12 per tour\nRegistration required – www.tnstateparks.com/parks/events/sycamore-shoals\nJoin Seasonal Interpreter Slade Nakoff for a guided tour of this stately home built by Mary\nPatton Taylor\, widow of Brigadier General Nathaniel Taylor. The site has been described as one\nof the finest examples of Federal architecture in the State of Tennessee. Take in the colorful and\narchitecturally detailed interior while learning about the influential Taylor family who called\nSabine Hill home in the early 19th century.\nSabine Hill is located at 2328 West G Street\, Elizabethton\, TN 37643\nPlease note\, only portable toilet facilities are available at this time. Accessibility to the home\nincludes steps and an interior staircase.\nTuesday\, July 4 th\n9:00 a.m. “The Colonial Gunsmith” –Join Slade Nakoff as he demonstrates the work of a\ngunsmith during the 18 th century\, along with methods of the trade. Meet in the park visitor’s\ncenter. Duration 30 minutes.\n11:00 a.m. “Independence Day Through Time” – From Declaration readings and cannon fire\nto parades and concerts\, Independence Day traditions have changed as time has passed since the\nnation declared independence from British rule. This Independence Day join Andrea Price as she\nshares the history of celebrations in the 247 years since the signing of the Declaration of\nIndependence. Meet at the Carter Mansion. Duration: 30 minutes. \n1:30 p.m. “Dress Like a Frontiersman” – Dress to impress your fellow freedom fighters by\ntaking part in this opportunity to try on colonial clothing. Join Andrea Price as she discusses the\nclothing that would have been worn around the time of the American Revolution and get a\nchance to dress up. This program is recommended for ages 5 to 13. Meet at the park visitor’s\ncenter. Duration: 30 minutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Firearms of the 18 th century” –Join Slade Nakoff as he demonstrates how\nfirearms of the 18 th century function as well as describes their construction. Meet at Sabine Hill.\nDuration: 20 minutes.\nWednesday\, July 5 th\n9:00 a.m. “Quillwork” –Join Slade Nakoff as he demonstrates the process of quillwork\, a\npredecessor to beadwork achieved with porcupine quills. Meet in the park visitor’s center.\nDuration 30: minutes\n11:00 a.m. “Cemetery Symbolism” – Death and mourning practices differ across customs and\ntime periods\, but many aspects have carried over into current tradition. Join Andrea Price as she\ndiscusses funerary and mourning practices common in the 18th century while searching for\nsymbols in the Carter Family Cemetery. Meet at the Carter Mansion. Duration: 30 minutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Colonial Kid Games” – Ready to play like a frontiersman? Join Andrea Price as\nshe takes part in the games children would have played growing up at Fort Watauga. Prepare to\nget active and have fun playing games like graces\, ninepins\, and hoops & sticks. Meet at the park\nvisitor’s center. Duration: 45 minutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Tartan and Trade: Scottish Culture on the Frontier” –As people move from one\nlocation to another\, often they retain and reestablish their cultural heritage within the new\ngeographic region. Join Slade Nakoff as he discusses and demonstrates aspects of Scottish\nculture which settlers brought with them to the frontier. Meet at Sabine Hill. Duration 25\nminutes.\nThursday\, July 6 th\n9:00 a.m. “Hat Making” –Headwear has always been an area for those on the cutting edge\nof fashion trends to modify and make their own. Join Slade Nakoff as he demonstrates hat\nmaking during the 18 th Century and its impact on the edge of colonial society. Meet in the park\nvisitor’s center. Duration 30 minutes.\n11:00 a.m. “Finger Weaving” – Finger weaving is a technique that has been used by Native\nAmerican groups for thousands of years. Join Andrea Price as she works on finger weaving a\nstrap and shares the history of the technique. Meet at the Carter Mansion. Duration: 30 minutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Creek Crawl” – Cool off from the summer heat at Sycamore Shoals! Join Andrea\nPrice as she guides a crawl into a creek off the Watauga River in order to check the water’s\nquality\, identify important species\, and beat the heat. Please bring a towel as well as clothing and\nfootwear you would not mind getting wet. Meet at the park visitor’s center. Duration: 1 hour.\n1:30 p.m. “Carpentry of the Federal Period” –Humans have utilized wood to create various\nkinds of objects and shelters since the dawn of time. Join Slade Nakoff as he demonstrates and\ndescribes methods of carpentry specific to the settlement period of East Tennessee. Meet at\nSabine Hill. Duration 30 minutes. \nFriday\, July 7 th\n9:00 a.m. “Painting the Past”- In a period before cameras made capturing a moment\ncommonplace\, painters were employed with the task of constructing representations of the\npeople and places in which they inhabited. Slade Nakoff will be demonstrating and describing\npainting techniques employed by the old masters to create mementos of the present\, even on the\nfrontier. Meet in the park visitor’s center. Duration 30 minutes.\n11:00 a.m. “Personalized Pockets” – The pocket is a staple piece of any colonial woman’s\nwardrobe. Join Andrea Price as she discusses and demonstrates the art of personalizing pockets\nwith embroidered detailing. Meet at the Carter Mansion. Duration: 30 minutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Frontier Barbie: The Making of Colonial Dolls” – From corn husks to\nelectronics\, children’s toys have evolved in the last 250 years. Join Andrea Price as she discusses\nthe tradition of making dolls out of corn husks and participate in making one yourself! Meet in\nthe park visitor’s center. Duration: 30 minutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Early American Architecture” –The way in which structures are constructed and\nwhat is considered fashionable in the United States has changed drastically over time. Join Slade\nNakoff as he describes these changes and choices through the example of Sabine Hill. Meet at\nSabine Hill. Duration 25 minutes.\nSaturday\, July 8 th\n9:00-11:00 a.m.\, 1:30-3:30 p.m. “Visit Fort Watauga” –Interpretive staff will be on hand to\nshare the history of Fort Watauga and everyday life on the frontier. Meet in Fort Watauga.\n11:00 a.m. “Music at the Mansion” – Join Andrea Price as she plays some popular tunes to\ncome from the Colonial Period on her banjo. Popular songs include “Yankee Doodle”\,\n“Alouette”\, and more. Meet at the Carter Mansion. Duration: 30 minutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Firearms of the 18 th century” –Join Slade Nakoff as he demonstrates how\nfirearms of the 18 th century function as well as describes their construction. Meet at Sabine Hill.\nDuration: 20 minutes.\nTuesday\, July 11 th\n9:00 a.m. “Dress Like a Frontiersman” – Dress to impress your fellow freedom fighters by\ntaking part in this opportunity to try on colonial clothing. Join Andrea Price as she discusses the\nclothing that would have been worn around the time of the American Revolution and get a\nchance to dress up. This program is recommended for ages 5 to 13. Meet at the park visitor’s\ncenter. Duration: 30 minutes.\n11:00 a.m. “Inkle Loom Weaving” – The inkle loom provided settlers with a way to make\nstrap material for sashes\, powder horns\, bags\, belts\, and garters. Join Slade Nakoff as he\ndemonstrates how straps would have been woven on the East Tennessee frontier. Meet at Sabine\nHill. Duration 20 minutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Riddle Me This” – “When I first appear I seem mysterious\, but when I am\nexplained I am nothing serious. What am I?” Riddles are an ancient oral tradition found across\nthe world including right here in Appalachia. Join Andrea Price as she explores the history of\nriddles in the region and try your hand at answering a few traditional ones. Meet at the Carter\nMansion. Duration: 20 minutes. \n1:30 p.m. “The Colonial Gunsmith” –Join Slade Nakoff as he demonstrates the work of a\ngunsmith during the 18 th century\, along with methods of the trade. Meet in the park visitor’s\ncenter. Duration 30 minutes.\nWednesday July 12 th\n9:00 a.m. “Finger Weaving” – Finger weaving is a technique that has been used by Native\nAmerican groups for thousands of years. Join Andrea Price as she works on finger weaving a\nstrap and shares the history of the technique. Meet at the park visitor’s center. Duration: 30\nminutes.\n11:00 a.m. “Carpentry of the Federal Period” –Humans have utilized wood to create various\nkinds of objects and shelters since the dawn of time. Join Slade Nakoff as he demonstrates and\ndescribes methods of carpentry specific to the settlement period of East Tennessee. Meet at\nSabine Hill. Duration 30 minutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Frontier Fashion: A Look at Colonial Women’s Clothing” – Women’s fashion\nhas changed drastically since the first settlement of East Tennessee. Join Andrea Price as she\ndiscusses women’s clothing in the 18th century and how it accommodated life on the frontier.\nMeet at the Carter Mansion. Duration: 20 minutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Painting the Past”- In a period before cameras made capturing a moment\ncommonplace\, painters were employed with the task of constructing representations of the\npeople and places in which they inhabited. Slade Nakoff will be demonstrating and describing\npainting techniques employed by the old masters to create mementos of the present\, even on the\nfrontier. Meet in the park visitor’s center. Duration 30 minutes.\nThursday July 13 th\n9:00 a.m. “Colonial Music” – Join Andrea Price as she plays some popular tunes to come\nfrom the Colonial Period on her banjo. Popular songs include “Yankee Doodle”\, “Alouette”\, and\nmore. Meet at the park visitor’s center. Duration: 30 minutes.\n11:00 a.m. “Scrimshaw\, what is that?” –Join Slade Nakoff as he discusses the 18 th century\nAmerican art of scrimshaw and its history as well as demonstrates different techniques and\nmethods. Meet at Sabine Hill. Duration 30 minutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Hat Making” –Headwear has always been an area for those on the cutting edge\nof fashion trends to modify and make their own. Join Slade Nakoff as he demonstrates hat\nmaking during the 18 th Century and its impact on the edge of colonial society. Meet in the park\nvisitor’s center. Duration 30 minutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Storytime at the Mansion” – Storytelling is an art with a rich tradition in\nAppalachia. Join Andrea Price as she reads folktales from around the region on the steps of the\noldest frame house in Tennessee. Meet at the Carter Mansion. Duration: 30 minutes.\nFriday July 14 th\n9:00 a.m. “History Hike” – Sycamore Shoals State Historic Park is situated on land rich with\nstate and national history. Join Andrea Price as she travels down the park’s half-mile loop\nwalking trail and hear about the events that make Sycamore Shoals so special. Sturdy footwear\nappropriate for the gravel path is recommended. Meet at the park visitor’s center. Duration: 1\nhour. \n11:00 a.m. “Carpentry of the Federal Period” –Humans have utilized wood to create various\nkinds of objects and shelters since the dawn of time. Join Slade Nakoff as he demonstrates and\ndescribes methods of carpentry specific to the settlement period of East Tennessee. Meet at\nSabine Hill. Duration 30 minutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Firearms of the 18 th century” –Join Slade Nakoff as he demonstrates how\nfirearms of the 18 th century function as well as describes their construction. Meet in the park\nvisitor’s center. Duration: 20 minutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Personalized Pockets” – The pocket is a staple piece of any colonial woman’s\nwardrobe. Join Andrea Price as she discusses and demonstrates the art of personalizing pockets\nwith embroidered detailing. Meet at the Carter Mansion. Duration: 30 minutes.\nSaturday July 15 th\n9:00-11:00 a.m.\, 1:30-3:30 p.m. “Visit Fort Watauga” –Interpretive staff will be on hand to\nshare the history of Fort Watauga and everyday life on the frontier. Meet in Fort Watauga.\n11:00 a.m. “Tartan and Trade: Scottish Culture on the Frontier” –As people move from one\nlocation to another\, often they retain and reestablish their cultural heritage within the new\ngeographic region. Join Slade Nakoff as he discusses and demonstrates aspects of Scottish\nculture which settlers brought with them to the frontier. Meet at Sabine Hill. Duration 25\nminutes.\n1:30 p.m. “Cemetery Symbolism” – Death and mourning practices differ across customs and\ntime periods\, but many aspects have carried over into current tradition. Join Andrea Price as she\ndiscusses funerary and mourning practices common in the 18th century while searching for\nsymbols in the Carter Family Cemetery. Meet at the Carter Mansion. Duration: 30 minutes. \nVisitors Center Hours: \n9:00 am – 4:00 pm Monday – Saturday (Closed 11:00 am -12:00 pm) \n1:00 pm – 4:30 pm Sunday \nOur Visitor’s Center is closed on most State holidays. Park grounds open from dawn until dusk.\nIn the event of extremely inclement weather\, contact the park regarding closings \nSycamore Shoals State Historic Park\n1651 W. Elk Avenue- Elizabethton\, TN 37643 \n423-543-5808 \nHistoric John and Landon Carter Mansion\n1031 Broad Street\, Elizabethton\, TN 37643\nSabine Hill State Historic Site\n2328 West G Street\, Elizabethton\, TN 37643\nsycamoreshoalstn.wordpress.com\nfacebook.com/sycamoreshoals\ntnstateparks.com/parks/sycamore-shoals\nfriendsofsycamoreshoals.org
URL:https://northeasttennessee.org/event/sycamore-shoals-state-park-history-at-home-programs/
LOCATION:Sycamore Shoals State Historic Park\, 1651 W. Elk Avenue\, Elizabethton\, TN\, 37643\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts/Crafts,Children's Activities,General,Historical Events,Outdoors,Storytelling
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SUMMARY:Elizabethton: Firefly 5K
DESCRIPTION:Main Street Elizabethton invites you to participate in the third annual Firefly 5K Run/Walk on Friday\, July 7 at 8 PM!\n\nRun or walk throughout Downtown Elizabethton on the July First Friday to support downtown revitalization. The streets will be filled with Music\, Shopping\, Dining\, and Fun! The race starts and finished by running/walking through the Historic Covered Bridge!\n\nProceeds support Main Street Elizabethton in the organization’s transformational strategies to grow downtown into a vibrant shopping\, dining\, and entertainment district\, as well as elevate the natural resources to become a family-friendly mountain recreation hub. Main Street Elizabethton’s mission is to look toward the future with the goal to preserve our culture and heritage while striving to revitalize the heart of our downtown. Sponsorship opportunities can be made available upon request to Main Street Elizabethton.\n\nRegistration is open: https://www.athlinks.com/event/firefly-5k-runwalk-353992\n\nEarly-bird registration is $25 until June 3. Registration increases to $30 on June 4. Registration will also be available at race check-in. T-Shirts and medals are guaranteed for the first 400 participants.\n\nThe Firefly 5K is a pet-friendly walk/run. Friendly dogs on leashes are welcome. Strollers and headphones are also permitted throughout the course. All are invited to participate. The Firefly 5K Run/Walk will take place in conjunction with July First Friday Celebrations and will feature community activities\, extended shopping\, live music\, local eateries\, and so much more!\n\n—- Thank you to our supporters —-\n– Covered Bridge Sponsors: Carter County Bank\, Ingles\, Southern Finance & Thrift Co.\nAdditional sponsors will be announced soon.\nSpecial thanks to We Run Events and The City of Elizabethton Police Department for helping make this event possible!
URL:https://northeasttennessee.org/event/elizabethton-firefly-5k/
LOCATION:Downtown Elizabethton\, TN\, 37643\, United States
CATEGORIES:General,Outdoors,Sports
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