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March 2021
Virtual Speaker Series – Black in Appalachia: Uncovering & Sharing Regional Black Narratives
Join Black in Appalachia's Alona Norwood and William Isom on Tuesday, March 2, 7:00pm when they will discuss the public history research and educational components developed in Northeastern Tennessee in their work to uncover and share the Black stories and histories of our region. From school records and community partnerships to racial atrocities, Norwood and Isom will also share the tools, methods and obstacles to making our region's Black narratives more accessible. Black in Appalachia works to highlight the history…
Find out more »1907 Brewing Company Grand Opening
The 1907 Brewing Company has announced an official grand opening date of Wednesday, March 3, 2021 at their venue located in historic downtown Morristown. 1907 will offer 24 constantly rotating draft selections consisting of craft beers and ciders alongside a non-alcoholic selection as well. For the craft beer connoisseurs, memberships to the exclusive ‘Main Street Mug Club’ will be available for purchase beginning on Saturday, March 6, 2021. With only 100 available on a first come, first serve basis, patrons…
Find out more »Greeneville: Dickson-Williams History Tour
Discover the treasures of the mansion: decorative arts, antiques and a whole lot of history. Main Street Greeneville Tours 90 minute tour of the Dickson- Williams Mansion is conducted by trained professional interpreters. Walk across the threshold of the mansion and step into the storied past filled with exquisite antique furnishings, immortal American heroes, and an intriguing history. Step into the bedroom where, in September 1864, the dashing “Thunderbolt of the Confederacy”, General John Hunt Morgan, spent his last night.…
Find out more »Greeneville: Dickson-Williams History Tour
Discover the treasures of the mansion: decorative arts, antiques and a whole lot of history. Main Street Greeneville Tours 90 minute tour of the Dickson- Williams Mansion is conducted by trained professional interpreters. Walk across the threshold of the mansion and step into the storied past filled with exquisite antique furnishings, immortal American heroes, and an intriguing history. Step into the bedroom where, in September 1864, the dashing “Thunderbolt of the Confederacy”, General John Hunt Morgan, spent his last night.…
Find out more »As Fast as Birds Can Fly: The ET & WNC (Tweetsie) Railroad
The Chuckey Depot Museum in Jonesborough will debut its newest exhibit, As Fast as Birds Can Fly: The ET & WNC (Tweetsie) Railroad, on Thursday, March 4. The East Tennessee & Western North Carolina railroad (ET & WNC) was one of the main lines that ran through Johnson City and Elizabethton. This narrow gauge railroad only lasted from the 1880s through 1950, but it made a lasting impact on the region. The exhibit will include several…
Find out more »The International Storytelling Center’s New Online Series February 25th
Storytelling Online! is our new concert series that you can watch directly from your living room. Tickets are $15 per household and available for sale through Friday at 4:30 p.m. the week of the event — and they’ll remain available for four days afterward in case you miss the show or want to watch it again. You can also purchase a special season ticket right now that includes all eight concerts for just $75.
Find out more »McKinney Center Socially Distanced Art & Craft Show Series
The purpose of this market is to provide a safe environment for artists and crafts people to sell their products, to provide a safe environment for patrons to shop for products, and to help artists and the McKinney Center recoup lost income due to COVID-19 cancellations in 2020. There will be a series of five different markets. Vendors may register for one or more of the markets at a time. You may also register for one now and register for another later. Please pay close attention to registration deadlines for each market! The dates of the Markets are: Friday and Saturday, February 26 & 27. Friday, noon - 7pm and Saturday, 9am -7pm. Friday and Saturday, March 5 & 6. Friday, noon - 7pm and Saturday, 9am -7pm. Friday and Saturday, May 7 & 8. Friday, noon - 7pm and Saturday, 9am - 7pm. Friday and Saturday, June 11 & 12. Friday, noon - 7pm and Saturday, 9am - 7pm. Friday and Saturday, July 9 & 10. Friday, noon - 7pm and Saturday, 9am - 7pm. Due to the need to social distance, space for vendors and artists is limited. Twelve spaces are available inside the building and eight spaces are available outside in the front parking lot. The cost for vendors is $75 for inside space, $50 for inside space, with the addition of a donation of a product of approximately, $25. The donated product will be used for…
Find out more »Keep Tennessee Beautiful: Great American Cleanup Kickoff
Trashercise Across Tennessee is this year's theme for Keep Tennessee Beautiful Month/ the 2021 Great American Cleanup Kick-Off event. Keep Tennessee Beautiful will launch Trashercise Across Tennessee statewide as a cleanup campaign to help Tennesseans get fit while giving back to their community. We're asking all 95 counties to get fit and give back by hosting a Trashercise event in their community. Click HERE to host a Trashercise Across Tennessee event in your community!
Find out more »Greeneville: Dickson-Williams History Tour
Discover the treasures of the mansion: decorative arts, antiques and a whole lot of history. Main Street Greeneville Tours 90 minute tour of the Dickson- Williams Mansion is conducted by trained professional interpreters. Walk across the threshold of the mansion and step into the storied past filled with exquisite antique furnishings, immortal American heroes, and an intriguing history. Step into the bedroom where, in September 1864, the dashing “Thunderbolt of the Confederacy”, General John Hunt Morgan, spent his last night.…
Find out more »McKinney Center Socially Distanced Art & Craft Show Series
The purpose of this market is to provide a safe environment for artists and crafts people to sell their products, to provide a safe environment for patrons to shop for products, and to help artists and the McKinney Center recoup lost income due to COVID-19 cancellations in 2020. There will be a series of five different markets. Vendors may register for one or more of the markets at a time. You may also register for one now and register for another later. Please pay close attention to registration deadlines for each market! The dates of the Markets are: Friday and Saturday, February 26 & 27. Friday, noon - 7pm and Saturday, 9am -7pm. Friday and Saturday, March 5 & 6. Friday, noon - 7pm and Saturday, 9am -7pm. Friday and Saturday, May 7 & 8. Friday, noon - 7pm and Saturday, 9am - 7pm. Friday and Saturday, June 11 & 12. Friday, noon - 7pm and Saturday, 9am - 7pm. Friday and Saturday, July 9 & 10. Friday, noon - 7pm and Saturday, 9am - 7pm. Due to the need to social distance, space for vendors and artists is limited. Twelve spaces are available inside the building and eight spaces are available outside in the front parking lot. The cost for vendors is $75 for inside space, $50 for inside space, with the addition of a donation of a product of approximately, $25. The donated product will be used for…
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