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Yee-haw! The Professional Bull Riders (PBR) will make a two-day stop in Memphis at FedExForum on Friday, Aug. 20 and Saturday, Aug. 21, 2010.
If you’ve never attended a bull-riding competition, or even if you have, this is the on...[continue]
East Tennessee native and longtime Nashville resident Dolly Parton announced plans today for Dolly Helps Nashville, a fundraising weekend set for May 22 and 23, with net admission proceeds from her Dollywood and Dixie Stampede properties in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, earmarked for Music City flood ...[continue]
Did you get some great fireworks photos? Share them with us on the Tennessee Home & Farm Facebook page!
JUNE 27
6TH ANNUAL LANCASTER INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE
Lancaster
Parade begins at 4 p.m. followed b...[continue]
April is a beautiful time in Tennessee, and fun festivals are happening all over the state.
Mule Day, which dates back to 1840, takes place in Columbia on April 8-11, 2010. Head down to [continue]
The Grand Ole Opry celebrates its 85th birthday in 2010. Learn how the Opry got its start, the meaning of its name and w...[continue]
This year at the Tennessee Farm Bureau annual meeting, you can meet some of the craftspeople and farmers featured in past issues of Tennessee Home & Farm. They’ll be showcasing their crafts and creations at the Market Square Trade Show on Sunda...[continue]
It happens for me every year on the same day. November 1 is the day I begin stressing about holiday gifts. I start making my list of who I’ll be buying for, then scouring the paper for sales. I’ll admit that I make it even harder on myself. I refuse to buy gift cards, I won’t bu...[continue]
Once September arrives, I always think of apple season, which is now upon us. And to me, even better than apples is apple butter. YUM! I recently read a story, written by Carol Cowan, about the White Bluff Apple Butter Festival. Check it out below, then visit [continue]
On a recent camping trip to the Cherokee National Forest, we passed by an absolutely beautiful waterfall on Tellico River Road in Tellico Plains. More than 100-feet tall, the waterfall can be viewed from the road bridge, but there’s plenty of room to stop and take pictures as well.
If you’re looking for a fun night out on the town, consider spending your evening with the King – the King of Rock and Roll, that is.
The Pickwick Belle (Tennessee’s newest riverboat cruise) is hosting an Elvis Week celebration on Saturday, Aug. 16 from 7 to 9 p.m. YouR...[continue]