Category: Events

Santa, Christmas cookies, a parade, and a new whiskey? It's the kind of holiday celebration that can't only happen in Lynchburg. There's a full schedule of events in the article.

From Halloween in the Hollow in Lynchburg to a haunted island on Tims Ford Lake, possessed woods in Manchester, and a concert filled with anonymous Mummy musicians from Nashville – there's all kinds of local Halloween fun happening.

It explores the Revolutionary War and the birth of our country. On November 3, you can view a free, advanced screening of Ken Burns latest documentary thanks to Motlow State.

INSIDER’S GUIDE TO THE JACK: There will be lots to do this Friday and Saturday in Lynchburg. Here are three things we think you shouldn't miss.

Not one but two bluegrass events, the official kickoff to Motlow State's basketball season, a Middle Tennessee festival devoted to roasting green chiles, a Shelbyville art and wine festival, and more — there's a lot to do this weekend.

Lynchburg’s own professional barbecue team, Barking Pig BBQ, and chefs Bryant and Wendy Morton will cook at the first-ever live fire dining event at Lynfield Gardens in Bell Buckle.

MONTEAGLE | The Woman’s Association of the Monteagle Sunday School Assembly will host its 61st annual Cottage Tour & Bazaar on Friday, July 18 at the historic Monteagle Assembly in Grundy County.

There’s no better taste of Southern summer than a ripe peach picked fresh from the orchard — and no better place to enjoy it than the annual Neal Creek Retreat Peach Festival.

LOCAL EVENTS | The Tennessee Whiskey Trailhead, located across the street from The Jack Daniel Distillery, will host a kick-off party for the United in Spirits fundraiser on May 17. And it's free!

From a local food truck to a lantern-guided hike to live music at a nearby winery, there's lots to do in and around Lynchburg this weekend.