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March 24, 2025
Spring Events 2025
March 24, 2025
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Category: General

  1. Irish Month at Titanic Museum (March): Celebrate the Titanic’s connection to Ireland with special exhibits in Pigeon Forge.
  2. I Will Always Love You Music Festival (March 14 – April 13): A tribute to Dolly Parton’s iconic song, featuring performances by beloved and emerging artists.
  3. Great Smoky Easter Arts and Crafts Show (March 18 – 23): Explore unique handcrafted items by the Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community in Gatlinburg.
  4. Smoky Mountain Music Festival (April 4-25): The festival includes a street parade competition and awards ceremonies, all set against the stunning backdrop of the Smoky Mountains.
  5. Pigeon Forge Spring Rod Run (April 10-12): This three-day gathering showcases hundreds of classic cars, hot rods, and custom vehicles.
  6. Anakeesta’s Blooms & Food Festival (April 2 – June 8): The event celebrates the beauty of the Smoky Mountains with vibrant floral displays, live music, and delicious food offerings. Guests can enjoy seasonal dishes, craft cocktails, and breathtaking views from Anakeesta’s mountaintop park.
  7. Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage (April 23-26): A week-long event with guided hikes and workshops to celebrate the region’s stunning wildflowers.
  8. Bloomin BBQ and Bluegrass (May 16-17):  This two-day event features a Tennessee State Championship BBQ Cook-Off, free concerts showcasing talented bluegrass performers, and the Mountain Soul Vocal Competition honoring Dolly Parton’s songwriting.
  9. Smoky Mountain Scottish Festival (May 17-18): This event features traditional music, highland athletics, piping and drumming competitions, highland dancing, and clan gatherings. Guests can also enjoy whisky tastings, authentic food, and live demonstrations like sheep herding.
  10. Memorial Day Weekend Activities (May): Enjoy live music, outdoor adventures, and family-friendly events in Pigeon Forge, including a visit to Patriot Park to honor veterans.

The Smokies are alive with culture, music, and natural beauty this season! Which event sparks your interest?

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