4.5International Storytelling Center(147 reviews) - It is wonderful! Saturday: Educational sites • Wedding Chapels • Theatre & Performances
The International Storytelling Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of people around the world through the arts of storytelling. The Center’s campus includes the 14,000 square foot Mary B. Martin Storytelling Hall, surrounded by a three-acre park. The Hall includes a state of the art performance theater, Gift Shop and additional rooms available for rent for weddings, receptions, business meetings and seminars. ISC’s flagship event, the National Storytelling Festival occurs annually during the first weekend of every October, it is the oldest and most prestigious event of its kind in the world, and ignited the modern day storytelling revival in America. Programming at the center also includes the renowned teller-in-residence (TIR) series, which boasts a 26 week lineup of nationally-known storytellers in Jonesborough, Tennessee—the storytelling capital of the world.See more..
4.5The Caverns(92 reviews) - Concert in a cave Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Caverns & Caves • Walking Tours • Theatre & Performances
The Caverns is a very unique venue. Not only do you pick a concert to enjoy, but you get to enjoy it inside a cave. It was so fun. We also purchased tickets for a cave tour which we plan on enjoying when the weather warms up in the spring. The location is out in rural countryside which allows you to also enjoy the local farmland. It is a short drive to the top of Monteagle mountain where you have several restaurants, hotels and numerous fun hiking spots in the Covenant College area. You could easily enjoy a couple of days in the area or pack a tight one day trip.See more..
We offer quality family entertainment in the form of live action actor-led adventure games and interactive mystery dinner theatres. We promote family and friend interactions and challenge the mind with unique puzzles. Relationships are enhanced through communication and collaboration as the story progresses. We love that we can bring joy and laughter to our customers. We are now performing dinner theatres at our brand new location, Mystery Manor, 132 Chapel St. Johnson City (former Gray Funeral Home near the Gray fairgrounds). Our escape adventures are also now at the Manor!See more..
4.5Germantown Performing Arts Center(39 reviews) - One of the best venues in Memphis for concerts and performances Spent 1-2 hours Concerts • Theatre & Performances
I have season tickets to most of the venues in Memphis...the Orpheum, Live at the Gardens, etc., but I truely believe that the GPAC is the best place in Memphis to attend concerts and performances. Why? First of all, the facility is small/Medium. It seats 824 people in VERY comfortable, wide, cushioned seats. The acoustics are optimal for a concert hall. Parking is sufficient right out front of the facility, and the area is in a very safe, secure suburb of Memphis. The facility is well kept up by the staff and there are lots of attendants to facilitate a smooth operation during events. They have maybe 100 shows a year in their season ticket subscription but you only have to buy the shows you want to see or buy a catagory like Jazz/R&B or country, etc.See more..
5.0Clayton Center for the Arts(22 reviews) - Great place to see a concert Spent 2-3 hours Theatre & Performances
As a gathering place for the community and its visitors and as the home of the Maryville College fine and performing arts program, the Clayton Center for the Arts provides opportunities for the lifelong expression and appreciation of the arts. Our venue is made up of 3 performances spaces and 4 art galleries. For a list of upcoming events visit our website!See more..
Once a small schoolhouse, this is now the home of Rocky Branch Mountain Music. Every Friday night, dozens of musicians and even more fans congregate to keep mountain music alive. Admission is always free. Donations are welcome and are used to keep this old schoolhouse in good repair. Rocky Branch is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. During the Mountain Music events, our kitchen serves a simple menu of snacks and drinks. A fresh pot of coffee is always brewed. Nachos and popcorn are favorites of the kids! A daily special is often on offer for a very reasonable price. Favorites include beans and cornbread or chili. Friday Night Jams Each old schoolroom is dedicated to a type of music or a group of pickers and grinners. Friday night jam sessions are informal and are limited to acoustic instruments only. Visiting musicians are invited to bring their instrument and join in. Audience members are encouraged to wander from room to room and hear what each room has to offer.See more..
4.5The Mountain Opry(12 reviews) - An Unbelievable Slice of Real Americana Theatre & Performances
The Mountain Opry, a once-a-month event, held every fourth Saturday. The Mountain Opry takes place at the Bachman Community Center, 2815 Anderson Pike on Signal Mountain. This trending venue features bluegrass music at its best. Admission is free. A $5 donation at the door is appreciated.See more..
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK!! 10,000 square feet of fun! Antiques, vintage, one of a kind gifts, furniture, musical equipment, sheet music, albums, baked goods, electronics, glassware, pocket knives, linens, draperies, lamps, rustic decor, sterling & gold jewelry, vintage clothing, vintage and costume jewelry, original art by local artist, floral, rugs, & home decor. Over 85 booths with something for everyone.See more..
A place for relaxation, laughter, and a trip back in time. Enjoy listening to tellers such as Shelia Kay Adams and Donald Davis.See more..
5.0Tennessee Shakespeare Company(8 reviews) - Don't miss a show! Saturday: Spent 2-3 hours Theatre & Performances How delightful to experience such an amazingly talented ensemble. Not only exemplary professionally,but personally as well. A treasureSee more..
4.5Music Row(4 reviews) - Great, Home-Grown, Bluegrass Music Theatre & Performances Several times a week, the residents in the Maryville area get together at Music Row for an evening of home-grown music. Groups of musicians and singers gather in the various rooms for impromptu jam sessions. Visitors move from room to room to sample the different sounds. You will be amazed at the quality of the music. There must be something in the water down there. Once a month they have a "stage night" where the groups present their material in a concert format. Check the web site for more info. Admission is $3 pp. For an additional $6, you can get a 3-course dinner (plus cornbread) prepared in the cafeteria by Miss Cathy. She typically has several entrees and sides to pick from. That's a whole evening of good food and great music for $9. Now, that's a bargain.See more..
5.0Historic Loudon Theater(3 reviews) - Musically, it doesn't get any better - What Fun! Theatre & Performances
I don't "do reviews". But the past two Saturday nights have been the most fun this 50-something couple have had in years. Yup. The Historic Loudon Theater The music is top notch, and every face is smiling and having a great time. Food? Got it. BYO drinks? Fine, Dancing? plenty of room. After each performance it takes a couple of days to stop talking about it. Check out Second Wind. Wow. See a performace by Lady Gray Lancaster. What Talent! Ducktown Mission can belt out the oldies pretty good too. Actually, they only schedule the best stuff here it seems. So that's it. We just call the theater directly (phone # is on website and facebook) and tell them how many seats we need. We are thrilled that we have found a place where adults can have so much fun and meet like-minded folks. aemSee more..
Join us the first week in October staring at 9am on Saturday and noon on Sunday. Guests will enjoy entertainment on two stages, arts, crafts, food, games, activities for kids of ALL ages, and -- of course -- Banana Pudding. Fun for the whole family!See more..
