Fall Festival in the NC Smokies
Fall is a double-edged sword. The leading edge sharpened by the fiery beauty of fall foliage and the other coldly honed by winter’s call back to hearth and home. This
Fall is a double-edged sword. The leading edge sharpened by the fiery beauty of fall foliage and the other coldly honed by winter’s call back to hearth and home. This
When it comes to toe-tappin’ festivities, or events that will get your engines running, the Maggie Valley Festival Grounds does it right. This venue hosts a plethora of events year-round
STROLL THE STREETS Stroll the streets of Downtown Waynesville and Historic Frog Level District for Art After Dark, an event held on first Fridays May through December. Galleries stay open
Memorial Day Weekend will be here before you know it! If you’re just now starting to think of your long-weekend plans, then look no further! This NC mountain destination has
EAT BETTER. LIVE BETTER. Haywood’s Historic Farmers Market is open for the season and happening every Saturday from 9 a.m.-12 p.m April – December. Located in the HART Theater parking
Let us add a little fuel to your excitement for cars. If you are a big-time collector, an automobile aficionado, or are just looking to see some sweet rides, then
We all could use a little excuse to escape to the North Carolina Smokies. Whether you are looking for the next spot for your corporate retreat or family reunion, Haywood
There is no better place to celebrate spooky season than right here in Haywood County. Whether you’re looking to experience the frights and delights of haunted histories, sample some tasty
Start your engines because Maggie Valley has an exciting lineup of upcoming motor events. Whether you prefer to cruise on 2, 3 or 4 wheels, you’ll want to be part
It’s that time of year to get out and enjoy the warm embrace of summer in the Smokies. Put on your shades and get ready for tan lines and mountain
Just like the smoky fog that flows down the mountains of Haywood County, the Halloween season brings an aura of mystery and intrigue to our towns. The sudden arrival of
It’s the peak of summer, where mornings are jumpstarted by bird songs and the evenings wind down with a glass of sweet tea or a local, cold brew (if you’re