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There is still a lot to do in the mountains in the winter, if we are not snowed in, of course. Gatlinburg’s Winter Tunes and Tales event is a four-month long celebration of the Smokies in the winter. This event includes everything from old-fashioned hayrides to a festival of lights, even a New Year’s Eve [...]

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Tomorrow, James Rogers will perform in Pigeon Forge at the Smith Family Theater. The show begins at 7:30 p.m.; for tickets call 866-399-8100.
For James Rogers website, click here. For taste of his music, click here.

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For some great music, check out The Pigeon Forge Community Chorus. With over 40 members from surrounding areas, the chorus performs a medley of patriotic and gospel music. The Pigeon Forge Community Chorus will do a free holiday concert tonight. For more information, call 865-429-7350.

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If you’re bored of seeing the same old shows in the smokies, then give the Country Tonite Theatre in Pigeon Forge a try. Now in its 12th season, this high-energy production has received more awards than any other show in the smokies. The shows include singing, dancing, comedy, and gospel music. For more information, visit [...]

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George Jones, a country music singing legend, brings his seasoned talent back to the Smoky Mountains. Jones, after countless #1 hits from the 1960’s to present day, was recently named artist of the month on GAC. He will be performing at the Smokies’ renown music venue, Country Tonite Theatre, located in Pigeon Forge. This not-to-miss [...]

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Sha-Kon-O-Hey!

If you have heard of the Smoky Mountains, you have probably heard of Dolly Parton. This year, Dolly released her new album Sha-Kon-O-Hey!, meaning “land of the blue smoke in Cherokee. Dolly says the album celebrates the people, music, and heritage of the Smokies, her birthplace. Proceeds from first-year sales will go to Friends of [...]

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Want to get a taste Appalachian culture on your trip to Gatlinburg? Check out the 4th Annual Smoky Mountain Tunes and Tales! The event will consist of a series of mini-performances, including musical performers and storytellers, each evening from June 12 to August 8.
 
The event will feature costumed characters Mark Pedro, a Civilian Conservation Corps [...]

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The Dukes of Hazzard original cast members are set to appear at the Smoky Mountain Fan Fest. The event is set to take place at the Smokies Stadium July 18 and 19 for photo ops, autographs, and Q&A sessions. Along with this, a special concert by Merle Haggard will be performed Saturday night. Tickets can [...]

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Come out to Patriot Park to celebrate the 4th of July! Admission is free, but get there early. All of the seating and parking goes quickly!
What: Pigeon Forge Patriot Festival
When: July 4
Time: Entertainment starts at 1 p.m.; fireworks about 9:45 p.m.
Where: Patriot Park
Entertainers (partial list): John Berry; Sarah Darling; The Temptations Revue; Classic Rock All-Stars: [...]

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At the 49th annual Smoky Mountain Tunes and Tales event, you can visit the past and present of Appalachian history and culture. Held along the Great Smoky Mountain Parkway in downtown Gatlinburg, you will find people gathered listening to the upbeat music and performances of the South. For more information on this exciting event please click here. 

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This years fourth annual MountainFest will be held May 22-23 in Gatlinburg. During the event you and your family can enjoy genuine Appalachian Music, crafts, demonstrations from local talent, and homemade southern cuisine. For more information on the event please click here. 

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The Fiesta-Val Band and Chorus Competition will be held Friday and Saturday April 17th and 18th. It involves instrumental and choral performances that will be held Friday at the Music Road Hotel and Conference Center, as well as a parade that will take place in Gatlinburg on Saturday. Spectators are welcome free of charge. For [...]

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East Tennessee is an area rich in tradition. East Tennessee prides itself on its sacred music and the fiddle. Visitors to the Pigeon Forge area and enjoy numerous country and gospel shows. Bluegrass is also a popular music genre in the region with many bands that perform on a regular basis. East Tennessee still thrives [...]

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The North American Country Music Awards will be held tomorrow at the Country Tonite Theatre. For more information call 1-800-792-4308.

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Tomorrow night is the Cowboy Symphony, a part of the 9th Annual Saddle Up. The symphony features Wylie $ the Wild West and will be held at the Country Tonite Theatre in Pigeon Forge, TN. Tickets are $20 plus tax. For more information on the Cowboy Symphony  call (865) 429-7350.

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Come celebrate the way of the West on Feb 19-22, 2009. This Thursday marks the 9th Annual Saddle Up!, one of the fastest growing events in Pigeon Forge, TN. Enjoy three days of cowboy poetry, Western music, dances and songwriter workshops. Some of the highlighted musicians and poets are Wylie & the Wild West, The [...]

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If you enjoy music from the good ole days, then the Memories Theater is the place for you. Come and watch reenactments of your favorite artists form the past. The variety of shoes offered range from genres such as country classics, oldies, gospel, and comedy. Memories Theatre’s salute to Elvis has been recognized as one [...]

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Watch the talented cast of singers, dancers, and musicians at the Black Bear Jamboree Dinner Show, as you enjoy a country feast. The show includes an array of music from country to show tunes. Every visitor is treated like part of the Jamboree family. Food and entertainment is so good that you and your family [...]

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Where would we be without our heritage? The Winter Heritage festival honors the many traditions of the Great Smoky Mountains and Cades Cove community in Townsend, TN. The festival includes storytelling, mountain music and crafts, museum tours, classes, exhibits, and walks through the beautiful Cades Cove. The Winter Heritage Festival is the perfect way to [...]

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We’ve taken time to find the best of the best things that make Gatlinburg a unique vacation destination. The link gives you a quick overview and portal to our list. Enjoy – Explore – Live.

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Your day is just not complete with out a hearty breakfast and exhilarating show. Come by the Blackwood Breakfast Show located at the Black Bear Jamboree Dinner Theater. This must see event features a family of singers performing an energetic show of gospel music. This is their seventh season performing together at the Black Bear [...]

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