Jan 20 2011
Winter in Tennessee is truly one of the best times of the year. This weekend, get ready for a splendid time no matter what region you live or visit.
Watch the world’s-most celebrated ice sculptors chisel 250-pound blocks of ice into fantastic designs that are beyond belief at Titanic! Pigeon Forge’s first professional ice carving competition. This free one-day family event will take place in Titanic’s outdoor entertainment center… Read More
Jan 13 2011
Bill Haslam moves into his governor’s seat this Saturday, Jan. 15. While he prepares for his new responsibility of leading the state, Tennessee will welcome him with free or half-price admission to attractions in all regions held in his honor.
In West Tennessee, stop in at the West Tennessee Regional Art Center from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. for free admission. Hear the stories of musical legends, including Elvis Presley,… Read More
Jan 07 2011
Extra! Extra! The 2011 Official Tennessee Vacation Guides are fresh off the presses! You’ll want to get your hands on this new guide, packed with hundreds of colorful photos, feature articles and descriptions of the state’s attractions, lodging, historic locales, entertainment venues, golf courses and outdoor adventures to kickstart your weekend and year the right way!
With this guide in your hands, all of Tennessee is ripe with adventure at every corner of the state.… Read More
Dec 30 2010
It’s hard to believe we’re bidding farewell to 2010. Next up, 2011 is sure to bring a year full of surprises, fun and new experiences. Our annual What’s New listing contains all of the cool new happenings you have to look forward to in the new year.
Dollywood theme park in Pigeon Forge received The Applause Award, the most prestigious award in the entire international amusement and theme park industry. In 2011, Dollywood will… Read More
Dec 09 2010
They don’t call this the most wonderful time of the year for nothing! This weekend, Tennessee is pulling out all the stops to make this holiday season the most memorable one yet. So, take your time and finish out the work week strong and then join us this weekend for some big fun in your neighborhood.
More than 250 costumed characters from the stories of Charles Dickens will roam Franklin’s historic Main Street Dec.… Read More
Dec 06 2010
Happy Monday to you! Though it’s the start of yet another busy work week, I’m here to give you something fun to think about. Mark your calendars, people! There’s fun up ahead this week and lots to look forward to.
In Memphis, check out Zoo Lights, a Memphis Zoo family tradition. With more than 1 million lights, activities for kids and carriage rides throughout the zoo, the whole family has something to… Read More
Dec 02 2010
Sure, we’re technically still in the fall season, but with the crisp cool air, slightly cooler temps and holiday decorations up at every turn, I think it’s appropriate to start discussing how fun winter can be in Tennessee!
Holly is hung. Bells are ringing. Everywhere you go, something special’s in the frosty air. What better way to celebrate winter in Tennessee than by lights, sounds and holiday cheer? From a “Country Christmas” at Opryland to… Read More
Nov 29 2010
It’s been a long time coming and it’s finally here! The Walking Tall Trail, the fifth of 16 self-guided driving trails in the Discover Tennessee Trails & Byways Program, will be launched Dec. 1. The trail features 196 tourism sites in Memphis, Shelby County and seven surrounding counties and features 360 miles of historic sites, preserved homes, eateries and museums.
The Walking Tall Trail takes travelers from Memphis along West Tennessee’s… Read More
Nov 18 2010
Say hello to another weekend! As we begin to wrap up our work weeks and prepare for the fun ahead in East, Middle and West Tennessee, you’ve come to the right place to find out about the cool things happening in your area. Check it out:
Join Abe Lincoln along with other living history re-enactors for Civil War Blue & Gray Days November 19 – 21 in Franklin.… Read More
Nov 15 2010
There’s so much to look forward to during this time of year. Food, family, music and fun reign supreme for the next few months and Tennessee has something to offer for everyone. Here’s what’s going on this week:
Knoxville Symphony Orchestra’s Moxley Carmichael Masterworks Series celebrates 75 years of music on Nov. 18 - 19 at the Tennessee Theatre. KSO Music Director Lucas Richman will lead the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra performing… Read More
