The Norris Area Trail System (NATS) managing partners are sponsoring a Mountain Bike Poker Run to raise funds to contribute to trail construction and maintenance within the trail system. This is a fun, all skills event with 15 mile and … Continue reading →

Bring along your two-legged and four-legged family and friends to join us in supporting animals in need! Enjoy activities, browse vendor booths, savor delicious options from food trucks, and meet adoptable pets from local shelters and rescues. This event benefits … Continue reading →

Students and families are invited to celebrate the arrival of spring with the annual tradition of sheep shearing. This student-focused event will show how pioneers turned wool into clothing and will feature hands-on activities and immersive learning experiences with Appalachian … Continue reading →

Discover the charm of the Clinch River Spring Antique Festival in Historic Downtown Clinton! Held annually, this beloved event features over 100 antique vendors, over 20 brick and mortar shops, live music, delicious food, and family-friendly activities. Explore unique treasures, … Continue reading →

Discover the charm of the Clinch River Spring Antique Festival in Historic Downtown Clinton! Held annually, this beloved event features over 100 antique vendors, over 20 brick and mortar shops, live music, delicious food, and family-friendly activities. Explore unique treasures, … Continue reading →

The Museum of Appalachia welcomes the warmth of spring by trimming the heavy winter coats from their flock of sheep. We invite you to join the Museum in celebration of this pioneer tradition. Come and enjoy the following activities: Sheep … Continue reading →

The Museum’s signature fundraising event features wagon rides, a sumptuous Southern dinner, traditional bluegrass and old-time musical entertainment, Appalachian square dancing and live and silent auctions. Join in the Museum’s efforts to preserve and celebrate the rich heritage of Appalachian … Continue reading →

Gather on the grounds of the Green McAdoo Cultural Center for live entertainment, bingo, food, and more.

While most Americans celebrate Independence Day with fireworks, the Museum of Appalachia marks the occasion with an old- fashioned “anvil shoot”. Every 4th of July, the Museum uses gunpowder to launch a 200-pound anvil hundreds of feet into the air! … Continue reading →

Enjoy extended hours at participating brick-and-mortar shops, grab dinner from one (or more) of our food trucks, and explore 20+ street vendors offering unique finds. Spend your Saturday evening discovering hidden treasures, savoring great food, and soaking in the lively … Continue reading →