This week is the week we're going to see the big color change in the Smokies. We waited for it for a long time, and now that the cold snap and rain are coming in, the colors will shine through across the miles of mountains in our area.
There's also a good section of events going on from now until the end of the month too. Coming for the Harvest Festival or the Halloween holiday? Here's what you want to check out:
Oktoberfest At Ober Gatlinburg
September 27th – November 3rd, 2013
Ober Gatlinburg has been holding Oktoberfests for years atop one of the tallest mountains in the city, and this year promises all the fun and entertainment of years past. If Oktoberfest is a tradition for you and the family, Ober Gatlinburg is where you want to go during your stay in the Smokies! http://www.obergatlinburg.com
Dollywood National Southern Gospel and Harvest Celebration:
October 2nd – November 2nd, 2013
More Southern Gospel and genuine, homemade arts and crafts from age-old Appalachian family skills than you can find anywhere else in the South. Come for the music, stay for the rides and take home Appalachian souvenirs you can’t get anywhere else! http://www.dollywood.com
Ripley’s Fright Nights
October 4th – October 31st, 2013
Ripley’s Haunted Adventure celebrates Halloween with an additional horror show bringing the New Orleans ghost lore to supplement the already skin-crawlingly creepy show with no extra charge every Friday Saturday, and Sunday evening plus Halloween Night. http://www.ripleys.com/gatlinburg/your-visit/ripleys-haunted-adventure/
Gatlinburg Craftsmen’s Fair
October 10th – October 27th, 2013
Art, crafts and music lovers will discover over 200 booths featuring some of the nation’s finest work. Artisans and craftspeople are on hand to demonstrate their skills, answer questions and offer their unique art for sale. Live Country and Bluegrass entertainment. http://www.craftsmenfair.com
Come out to Gatlinburg and enjoy the Harvest Festival with us! www.allthesmokies.com.
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