Here are five things you just don’t want to miss on Saturday, December 4 at Christmas in Lynchburg.
5 Don’t Miss Things Happening at Christmas in Lynchburg on Saturday
Tims Ford State Park plans Day After Thanksgiving Hike on Nov. 26
Each November, the Tennessee State Park system offers Day After Thanksgiving Hikes across the state. The Tims Ford State Park hike happens at 8:30 a.m. on Friday.
Full Moon Hike to The Great Stone Door planned for Nov. 20
Beersheba Springs — Mark off a bucket list Tennessee hike with a guided full moon trek to The Great Stone Door on Saturday.
Camp Forrest author plans Veteran’s Day event
Local author Dr. Elizbeth Taylor plans a meet and greet as well as a book signing to celebrate Veteran’s Day. She’s written two books about Camp Forrest, the former military installation in Tullahoma.
5 Don’t Miss Things Happening at Halloween in the Hollow
Calling all witches, monsters, ghosts, and ghouls: You don’t want to miss Halloween in the Hollow happening this Saturday in Lynchburg.
Gettin’ Basted wins the 2021 Jack Daniel’s Barbecue
The Jack is definitely back and the 2021 Jack Daniel’s Barbecue Grand Champion award goes to Gettin’ Basted.
An Insiders Guide to the JD BBQ: Don’t Miss the Historical Society’s Homemade Cake and Pie Auction on Saturday
Support those preserving the history of Lynchburg and Moore County at the Moore Historical Society Homemade Cake and Pie Auction on Saturday at 3 p.m. during the Jack Daniel’s barbecue.
The Jack returns to Lynchburg this weekend
The Jack returns to Lynchburg this weekend after missing the 2020 event due to COVID-19. Over 70 domestic teams will compete for a $25,000 grand prize.
Bigfoot Festival happen this weekend in Grundy County
The Bigfoot Festival kicks off in Tracy City on September 29 with live music, food trucks, a zipline, hot air balloon rides, fireworks, and, of course, our mysterious furry friend.
EVENTS UPDATE: Southern Festival of Books decides to go virtual again in 2021
Due to rising COVID cases in Nashville and across the state, the Southern Festival of Books will go virtual again in 2021.