Ever fantasize about being on stage in Nashville while performing a song you wrote? If you have been waiting for the opportunity to show off your songwriting expertise, now is your chance! The first week in February is Tennessee Songwriters Week and there are plenty of chances to perform. […]
In 1780, the Overmountain Men crossed Choates Ford in the Holston River. Thomas Jefferson coined this event as “The turning of the tide for the American Revolution.” Just 300 yards upstream, you can take in the same views the Overmountain Men did, from the Bluff City Swinging Bridge. […]
We’re all familiar with the popular places to eat, but what about those hidden treasures that only the locals know about? […]
If you are fascinated with all things circa 1920, the General Francis Marion Hotel is a must-see. Located in downtown Marion, it is convenient to local shopping and dining. The […]
Northeast Tennessee is no stranger to unique stores, restaurants and cafes. Johnson City is evolving as a college town and we’ve handpicked three local baristas that are among East Tennessee […]
From misty mountain creeks to pristine tailwaters like the South Holston River, Northeast Tennessee boasts some of the most sought after trout fishing in the country! Whether you are thinking […]
Ever need a peaceful place to enjoy a good book? Northeast Tennessee is home to numerous beautiful and quiet areas tucked away in nature, making for the perfect place to […]
Bristol is more than just home to one of the world’s greatest racetracks and the sweetest sounds in country music. The twin cities of Bristol, Va. and Bristol, Tenn. are joined by the 1921 landmark sign that boasts, “Bristol… A Good Place to Live.” While it’s a good place to live – it’s an amazing place to EAT! […]
See how locals, Kate and Katelyn, spend the day in search of new ways to enjoy the Appalachian Mountains of Northeast Tennessee. […]
If leaf looking is your thing, then this map is for you. Deep in the Appalachian Mountains, Northeast Tennessee attracts guests from all over the country in anticipation of peak […]
