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BIG CREEK EXPEDITIONS 2018 PFCofC AD SIZE: 3.5 X 8.5 ISLAND BEST ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR! 2018 Tennessee Hospitality & Tourism Association CLIFF TOP GRILL & BAR 2019-20 Pigeon forge area Events MARCH JUNE 2-3 ����������14th Annual Pigeon Forge Chuck Wagon Cook-off - 1-2 ����������Dollywood’s BBQ and Bluegrass Festival Clabough’s Campground 1-2 ����������Pigeon Forge Artifact Show – Smoky Mountain 1-3 ����������Shabbach Youth Conference - LeConte Center at Convention Center Pigeon Forge ongoing���Gatlinburg Farmers Market 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 8-9 ����������Winter Carnival of Magic - Country Tonite Theatre ongoing���Downtown Sevierville Farmer’s Market 7, 14,21,28 11-17 ������North American Country Music Association International 13-16 ������Teammate Basketball National Championship - (NACMAI) – Hall of Fame Show & Awards - Country LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge Tonite Theatre 21 -30 ����Smoky Mountain Tunes and Tales Gatlinburg 15-16 ������Corvette Expo - LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge 22 �����������Father Daughter Dinner and Dance - Titanic 16-31 ������Dollywood’s Festival of Nations 22-30 ������Dollywood’s Summer Celebration 20-23 ������25th Annual A Mountain Quiltfest - LeConte Center 24-27 ������National Association of School Resource Officers - at Pigeon Forge LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge APRIL 30 �����������Rising Star Talent - LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge 1-14 ��������Dollywood’s Festival of Nations JULY 4-5 ����������Pentecostal Fire Youth Conference - LeConte Center 1-3 ����������Rising Star Talent - LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge at Pigeon Forge 1-31 ��������Dollywood’s Summer Celebration 6-7 ����������Spring Smoky Mountain Trout Tournament - 1-31 �������Smoky Mountain Tunes and Tales Gatlinburg 8-10 ��������Stronger 2019 Ladies Retreat - Music Road Resort 3��������������Gatlinburg 4th of July Midnight Parade – Convention Center Downtown Gatlinburg 11-13 ������Pigeon Forge Spring Rod Run 4��������������29th Annual Patriot Festival – Parkway Pigeon Forge 12- 14 ����“Hands-On Gatlinburg” 4 �������������Gatlinburg 4th of July Fireworks Show – 13 �����������Gatlinburg Smoky Mountain Winefest Downtown Gatlinburg 17-20 �����Great Smoky Easter Arts & Crafts Show- Gatlinburg 9-13 ��������Rainbow Dance - LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge Convention Center 11-21 ������Gatlinburg Craftsmen’s Fair – 20 �����������Easter Egg Hunt – Patriot Park Gatlinburg Convention Center 21 �����������Easter Sunrise Service at Ober Gatlinburg 15-18 ������Arise Youth Conference - LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge 24 - 27 ���69th Annual Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage 15-21 ������SEAA Girls Fast Pitch World Series – Wear Farm 26-28 ������Women of Joy - LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge 28 �����������Yellow Mustang Registry Gathering – Inn at Christmas Place AUGUST 1-4 ����������Dollywood’s Summer Celebration MAY 1-31 ��������Celebrate Freedom! TM – County Wide 3��������������Music in the Mountains Spring Parade – Ongoing �Downtown Sevierville Farmer’s Market Pigeon Forge Parkway 10 �����������5th Annual Veterans Homecoming Parade – 4��������������Great Smoky Mountain Open Nationals -- Parkway Pigeon Forge LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge 17 �����������South Eastern Shrine Association Shrine Parade – 4��������������Shine & Dine on Bruce Street – Downtown Sevierville Parkway Pigeon Forge 7-11 ��������29th Annual Wilderness Wildlife Week - 23-24 ������Great Smoky Mountain Jeep Invasion - LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge 9-11 ��������Kerbela Shrine Fun Fest Marketplace – Music Road Convention Center SEPTEMBER 11 �����������Kerbela Shrine Fun Fest Parade – Pigeon Forge Parkway 3-5 ����������Annual Summit of the Worldwide Pentecostal 11 �����������Sweets and Beats Benefit for Robert �F Thomas Fellowship - LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge Foundation – The Island in Pigeon Forge 6-7 ����������Shades of the Past Hot Rod Roundup #37 – 16-18 ������The Grand National F-100 Ford Reunion - - Dollywood’s Splash Country LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge 6-30 ��������Gatlinburg’s Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival 16-19 ������Chevy Classic Round-Up Car Show – 12-14 ������Pigeon Forge Fall Rod Run - Inn at Christmas Place LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge 17-18 ������Bloomin’ BBQ and Bluegrass Festival - 22-28 ������National Quartet Convention - Downtown Sevierville LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge 24-31 ������Dollywood’s BBQ and Bluegrass Festival 27-30 ������Dollywood’s Harvest Festival, Southern Gospel Jubilee and 28 �����������Titanic Thanksgiving Fireworks Display – Titanic Great Pumpkin LumiNights 27-30 ������Gatlinburg’s Festival of Trees 27-30 ������Oktoberfest – Ober Gatlinburg 28 �����������16th Annual Old Mill Heritage Day – Old Mill DECEMBER 28 �����������Bruce Street Brewfest – Downtown Sevierville 1��������������Pigeon Forge Community Chorus Holiday Concert – 28-29 ������Smoky Mountain Trout Tournament Pigeon Forge First Baptist Church 28-30 ������Pigeon Forge Rotary Club Crafts Festival – Patriot Park 1-31 �������Smoky Mountain Winterfest 1-31 ��������Dollywood’s Smoky Mountain Christmas OCTOBER 1-31 ��������Gatlinburg Winter Magic 1-26 ��������Pigeon Forge Rotary Club Crafts Festival – Patriot Park 1-30 ��������Gatlinburg Winter Magic Trolley Ride of Lights 1-31 ��������Dollywood’s Harvest Festival, Southern Gospel Jubilee and 2-8 ����������Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community Holiday Show – Great Pumpkin LumiNights Gatlinburg Convention Center 1-31 ��������Gatlinburg Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival 5��������������Pigeon Forge Winterfest Community Night – 1-30 ��������Oktoberfest – Ober Gatlinburg Pigeon Forge Community Center 3-5 ����������Ford F100 Truck Nationals – Sevierville Convention Center 5-7 ����������Yama-Con – Smoky Mountain Convention Center 4-6 ����������Women of Joy - LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge 6��������������44nd Annual Fantasy of Lights Christmas Parade – 6-7 ����������Fall Smoky Mountain Trout Tournament Downtown Gatlinburg 10-27 ������Gatlinburg Craftsmen’s Fair – 6-8 ����������Yama-Con – LeConte Center at Pigeon Forge Gatlinburg Convention Center 7��������������Sevierville’s 57th
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