A 5-mile trail run and a 2-mile walk to benefit further expansion of this rails-to-trails project

Tennessee's South Cumberland’s premier celebration of Spring is presented annually by the Friends of the Parks.

Founded in 1882, the MSSA is an interdenominational community in Monteagle inspired by the Chautauqua movement. During its eight-week summer season, it offers a blend of spiritual, educational, cultural, and recreational activities for all ages.

Featuring special performances throughout the summer season

From Beersheba Springs to Sewanee, parades & rireworks to dancing & dog shows, there's something for everyone on the mountain!

The annual Sewanee Writers' Conference, at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee, typically takes place during July. This esteemed conference offers workshops, craft lectures, and one-on-one meetings with faculty, providing a comprehensive environment for writers to enhance their skills and connect with peers.

An annual event that honors the area's Swiss heritage

Featuring over 100 artisans and crafters showcasing handmade creations such as fine art, stained glass, pottery, furniture, quilts, woodcrafts, jewelry, and more

Annual event showcasing handcrafted art and home-produced items from artisans across the Southeast.

The Fiery Gizzard Festival in Tracy City, Tennessee, is an annual event that celebrates the natural beauty and outdoor activities of the area.

Features a variety of activities, including music, dancing, arts and crafts, petting zoo, a car cruise-in, and the popular Fannie Moffitt hat contest, which awards cash prizes for the most elegant, creative, and whimsical hats.

The annual Festival Service of Lessons and Carols is a cherished tradition at the University of the South in Sewanee, featuring the University Choir and special guest instrumentalists performing seasonal music, as well as members of the University community reading traditional prayers and lessons.