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You Won’t Want to Miss These Summer Events in Pigeon Forge
Pigeon Forge is full of action all year long. Here’s what you can enjoy this summer when you visit the Smokies! These are just some of the summer events in
Learn MoreHappy Birthday America from Buddy Bear!
Buddy Bear here: I love birthdays and one of my favorite to celebrate in Pigeon Forge is the good ol’ USA’s. In fact, did you know that this is America’s
Learn MoreGet Stranded on The Island in Pigeon Forge!
Big news at The Island in Pigeon Forge for all you Parrott Heads out there! The long awaited opening of Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville will take place on June 16. Along
Learn MoreGreat News in the Great Smokies! We’re Open!
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park will open at midnight Wednesday, Oct. 16 and will remain open until 11:59 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20, unless the government shutdown is not ended
Learn MoreExperiencing The Island
The Island had its VIP opening last Thursday and opened to the public Friday. The main attraction is the wheel. The wheel stands at 200 feet high and provides amazing
Learn MoreThe Island
The Island, which is located in the heart of Pigeon Forge, will be open to the public Friday, June 21st. The Island will feature retail stores, restaurants and a 200
Learn MoreTitanic Treasure
The Pigeon Forge Titanic Museum unveiled the iconic ” Titanic violin” May 22nd to the media and public. The violin, which had been lost since the sinking April 15, 1912
Learn MoreSpringtime in the Smokies
Spring in East Tennessee marks the beginning of the 63rd Annual Wildflower Pilgrimage in Gatlinburg, TN. From April 23-27, the nation’s top experts on botanicals in the Smoky Mountains will be giving educational lectures open to
Learn MoreSaddle Up! For Western Fun in Pigeon Forge
Despite the way they’re often portrayed in the movies, cowboys aren’t just gun-slinging outlaws in search of a main-street showdown. In fact, you can tap into the fun side of
Learn More3 Reasons To Say “I Do” To A Smoky Mountain Wedding
Did you know that the Great Smoky Mountains area is known as The Wedding Capital of the South and that it hosts more weddings in the country each year than
Learn MoreSnow Much Fun in the Smokies
What To Do On A Snowy Day In The Smokies? Whether coming up on that time of year when that frozen white stuff is going to start peppering down from
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