Kick off the Holidays at the Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival
Author Name: Wendi Tunny
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Kick off the Holidays at the Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival
By Wendi Tunny © 2011, All Rights Reserved
With the heat of summer behind them and the Christmas season
moving in fast, the folks that call the Great Smoky Mountains
home gather together to celebrate. Each year, from mid-September
to Halloween, the people of Gatlinburg, TN decorate their
picturesque village in fall colors, show off the local talent,
and invite everyone to join in the fun at the Smoky Mountain
Harvest Festival.
Fill Your Christmas Stocking with Local Crafts
Part of the Harvest Festival fun is the Craftsman's Fair from
October 6th though the 23rd. You'll find a fantastic collection
of artisans gathered together for this event. The Gatlinburg area
is famous for its local arts and crafts community, and this
family favorite shopping extravaganza offers you a chance to
watch as they demonstrate their skills and answer your questions.
In addition to the artwork on display, local bands provide
entertainment throughout the day.
There are plenty of opportunities here to get a head start on
your Christmas shopping. You'll find hand-sewn quilts in a
stunning array of designs, gorgeous pottery bowls to make your
holiday table unique, fine paintings depicting the rich culture
of the area, and much more. Hosted by the Gatlinburg Convention
Center, this 36th annual event is open to the public from 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m. daily. Admission is just $6 for adults and free for
children under 12.
Tickle Your Taste Buds at a Mouthwatering Fundraiser
One eagerly anticipated event at this year's Harvest Festival is
the 13th annual Taste of Autumn. Grab your fork and a place in
line at the Gatlinburg Convention Center, where you'll eat your
fill of the fine foods offered in area restaurants. From locally
grown veggies to favorites like pulled pork and corn dogs, you'll
find something to tempt everyone in your family. Best of all,
proceeds from the Taste of Autumn benefit the Sevier County
United Way, so don't miss this tasty fundraiser.
Satisfy Your Cravings for Feel-Good Music
No trip to Gatlinburg or Pigeon Forge is complete without some
music to get your toes tapping, and during the Smoky Mountain
Harvest Festival, you'll enjoy selections from some of the best
bluegrass and country music entertainers you'll ever meet. For
three days the Dumplin Valley Farm and RV Park hosts 14 musical
acts all guaranteed to have the whole family dancing in the
aisles, while the Country Tonite Theatre's "Nashville Legends"
Show features your past and current favorites in country music.
When the late summer air turns cooler and the leaves are just
beginning to put on their autumn show, head to Gatlinburg for a
fall getaway you'll always remember. Nestled snugly at the edge
of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, Gatlinburg offers some
of the most spectacular mountain views you'll find anywhere in
the country, along with a rich history, plenty of fine foods, and
foot-stomping music. Everyone in your family will find something
to love about their trip to Gatlinburg for the Smoky Mountain
Harvest Festival. The only complaint you'll hear is that the fun
ended too soon.
Need a place to stay during your getaway? Wendi Tunny of Bear Run
Falls offers affordable luxury cabins in Pigeon Forge within
walking distance to Dollywood. http://www.bearrunfalls.com
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