Tickets are now on sale for Family Heritage Day, November 10.
This event gives the younger generation a chance to embrace their Appalachian Heritage through interactive programs of music, dance, and demonstrations.
Fall Heritage Days will include:
- Appalachian music all day on the Covered Porch
- Splitting rails and learning to build a fence
- Tour of the Museum of Appalachia
- Old time crafts and demonstrations
- Traditional dancing and sing alongs
- Sheep herding
- Blacksmithing and sawmilling
- Cane grinding and sorghum making
- Educational exhibits
- Dulcimer playing
- School marm and spelling bees
- Basket weaving
- Fiddle Contest
- And much more!
Fall Heritage Day tickets are now available for purchase. To order, call Courtney Beard at 865-494-7680, or purchase online at www.museumofappalachia.org.
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Comments
What are the hours, please? Ms. Plott: The Museum is open 9 am -6 pm. More information can be found at http://www.museumofappalachia.org
Are pets permitted during the October 6-7 homing coming event?- Ms. Brewer: The only pets allowed at the event are service animals.
Is there a lineup of who is performing for each day, can’t seem to find that anywhere? The lineup can be found at this link: http://www.museumofappalachia.org/events/tennessee-fall-homecoming-2017/daily-performance-schedule
How much are the tickets? Ticket prices can be found at: http://museumofappalachia.org/events/tennessee-fall-homecoming-2017/tickets
Do you still have a campground? We enjoyed staying there but don’t see anything about camping. We do not have camping facilities on the Museum grounds, however there are several options in the surrounding area. Feel free to call our local tourism bureau at 865-457-4542 for details on what’s available.