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When: July 1-4, 2010
Where: Smoky Mtn Center for the Performing Arts |
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Inspirations Gospel Extravaganza
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Famous gospel group invites other top groups for a week-long gospel extravaganza. Faith celebration with a
family atmosphere, arts and crafts, fireworks and music.
Off Hwy 441 in Franklin, behind The Fun Factory.
Contact: 828-497-2060.
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When: Open May 1-October 23, 2010
Where: Cherokee Historical District |
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Oconaluftee Indian Village
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Experience Cherokee village life in the 1750s. Visit the council house, ceremonial grounds, and sweat lodge, where you’ll learn of the Cherokee way of life and the seven-clan society. See traditional potters, basket weavers, blowgun marksmen, mask-makers, bead-workers, arrowhead knappers, and craftsmen making great canoes by ancient methods. A life so peaceful you may not want to return home.
The Oconaluftee Indian Village is open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. May 9-Oct. 18. Admission costs $15 for adults and $6 for children ages 6-12. Children ages 5 and younger are admitted free and group discounts are available. The Village is on Drama Road, near the Mountainside Theatre, off U.S. 441 in Cherokee.
Contact/Tickets: 866.554.4557
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When: July - date TBD
Where: Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds |
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Dare Motorcycle Run
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When: July 2-4, 2010
Where: Old Cherokee High School-Acquoni Rd |
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July Annual Powwow
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On the first full weekend in July our special brand of fireworks happen as a two-day explosion of authentic Indian dancing, drumming and tribal regalia. Dance competitions kick the excitement up even higher.
Contact: Cherokee Welcome Center - (800) 438-1601
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When: July2-4, 2010
Where: Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds |
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Cherokee Art Mart
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Gates open: 9 am - 6 pm. Admission $5.00, free parking. Artists include: Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Navajo, Kewa, Hopi, Mandan & many more. Some of the artists: Jimmy Calabaza, Jane Osti, Cliff Fragua, Faren Cres, Fidel Bahe, Gary Montgomery, Bradley Cooper, Niki Nations, Jenean Hornbuckle and many, many more. For more information call John Grant 828-497-4496 or Joel Queen 828-497-2444
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When: July 3, 2010
Where: Stecoah Valley Cultural Arts Center |
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An Appalachian Evening Concert & Dinner
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An Appalachian Evening is an award-winning concert and dinner series that takes place in a restored 1926 schoolhouse. Paul’s Creek Band mixes stories from the banks of Paul’s Creek with traditional mountain sounds, originals, folk, bluegrass and more. With a focus on singing and harmonies, Carol plays guitar and dances, Jamie’s on upright bass, Troy’s on banjo and special guest Tim Gardner (High Windy Band) plays fiddle. This group loves fun, with the crowd shouting requests and singing along. Plan to come early for a traditional Appalachian Dinner served family style in our dining room (reservations required). Tickets go on sale June 1.
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When: July 3, 2010
Where: Downtown Bryson City |
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Freedom Fest
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Day-long festival. 9 am - 11 pm. Firecracker 5K Race, Pet Show, Music, Youth Entertainment, Food, Crafts and Fireworks.
Contact: Swain County Chamber of Commerce- 828-488-3681 or 1-800-867-9246
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When: July 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31, 2010
Where: Train Depot, Bryson City |
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Music In The Mountains
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Every Saturday from June 4 to October 31, 2009. 6:30-8:30 pm. Bluegrass and old-time mountain music. Bring a chair or blanket.
Contact: 828-488-3681 or 1-800-867-9246
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When: July 3-4, 2010
Where: Nantahala Outdoor Center |
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Sizzling 4th of July Sales Days
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Head to NOC and cool off in the Nantaala and score sweet deals on merchandise. Enjoy 4th food from the Big Wesser Grill and live music at the Pourover.
Contact: 1-800-232-7238
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When: July 3, 2010
Where: Great Smoky Mountains Railroad |
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GSMR Dinner Train - Freedom Train
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Journey through Western North Carolina and enjoy a unique dining experience on board the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad. Savor a delicious dinner while appreciating a variety of special events ranging from mystery theatre to gourmet wine tastings. First class seating in candlelit dining cars and delectable three-course dinners are a perfect match for the evening’s entertainment, scenic vistas and starlit skies.
Passengers may choose one of three entrée choices at the time of reservation. Cocktail, beer and wine service is available. Trips are three hours with a 7:00 pm departure from Bryson City (Freedom Train departs at 8:00 pm & New Year’s Eve Gala departs at 9:00 pm). $104 per person (plus tax and gratuity, New Year’s Eve Gala is $135); adults only, 21 and over. Advanced reservation and 72-hour cancellation notice required. Please call for dress code information.
Contact: 800.872.4681 www.gsmr.com
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When: July 4, 2010
Where: Fontana Village Resort |
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July 4th Fireworks Extravaganza
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Fontana Village has one of the most spectacular fireworks displays in the GSM. Bring your chairs and blankets and join us for an old fashion outdoor BBQ dinner and then the fireworks.
Contact: 800.849.2258
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When: July 4, 2010
Where: Old Cherokee High School |
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Cherokee Fireworks
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Come celebrate Independence Day and see the fireworks at the Old Chereokee High School, Acquoni Rd.
Contact: Cherokee Welcome Center - 800.438.1601
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When: July 9 & 10, 2010
Where: Stecoah Valley Center |
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Cherokee Days
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We celebrate Cherokee heritage with storytelling, song, and dance, as well as instruction in Cherokee crafts presented by members of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians.
Contact: 828.479.3364
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When: July 10-18, 2010
Where: Nantahala Outdoor Center |
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Jr. Olympics/Camp Cup Challenge
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Slalom and downriver competitions for young campers and Junior Olympic hopefuls.
Contact: 1-800-232-7238
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When: July 10, 2010
Where: Stecoah Valley Center |
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An Appalachian Evening Concert & Dinner
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An Appalachian Evening is an award-winning concert and dinner series that takes place in a restored 1926 schoolhouse. It takes a lot of ambition for a band to stay together for over 25 years, but the award-winning Lonesome River Band continues to amaze their loyal fans every step of the way. Longtime band member and driving banjo picker, Sammy Shelor has put together a wealth of talent - all the while keeping that distinctive LRB sound. Plan to come early for a traditional Appalachian Dinner served family style in our dining room (reservations required). Tickets go on sale June 1.
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When: July 16 & 17, 2010
Where: Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds |
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6th Annual Festival of Native Peoples
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Indigenous tribes from across the Americas gather for the 6th Annual Festival of Native Peoples and Indian Art Market this weekend at the Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds in Cherokee, N.C. Considered the finest showcase of native dance, song and art in the southeast, the event honors the collective history, customs and wisdom of some of the oldest documented tribes.
The Festival of Native Peoples will also host the Southeast's largest Indian Art Markets.
Contact: Loretta Kirby 800-438-1601
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When: July 17, 2010
Where: Great Smoky Mountains Railroad |
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GSMR Dinner Train - Mystery Theatre
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Journey through Western North Carolina and enjoy a unique dining experience on board the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad. Savor a delicious dinner while appreciating a variety of special events ranging from mystery theatre to gourmet wine tastings. First class seating in candlelit dining cars and delectable three-course dinners are a perfect match for the evening’s entertainment, scenic vistas and starlit skies.
Passengers may choose one of three entrée choices at the time of reservation. Cocktail, beer and wine service is available. Trips are three hours with a 7:00 pm departure from Bryson City (Freedom Train departs at 8:00 pm & New Year’s Eve Gala departs at 9:00 pm). $104 per person (plus tax and gratuity, New Year’s Eve Gala is $135); adults only, 21 and over. Advanced reservation and 72-hour cancellation notice required. Please call for dress code information.
Contact: 800.872.4681 www.gsmr.com
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When: July 17, 2010
Where: Stecoah Valley Center |
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An Appalachian Evening Concert & Dinner
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An Appalachian Evening is an award-winning concert and dinner series that takes place in a restored 1926 schoolhouse. Alice Gerrard is a pioneer for women in bluegrass and old-time music . Kari Sickenberger, one of the founders of Polecat Creek, has teamed with fiddler, Natalya Weinstein and singer, songwriter and mulit-instrumentalist, John Miller, both formerly of the band, Lo-Fi Breakdown to form her own band. Kari sings her heart out in the tradition of the great country singers. Plan to come early for a traditional Appalachian Dinner served family style in our dining room (reservations required). Tickets go on sale June 1.
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When: July 17, 2010
Where: Cherokee |
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Meet Me In The Smokies Fishing Challenge
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Register now for the Meet Me In The Smokies Fishing Challenge on May 17th. The challenge will have a payback in Cash & Prizes. There is a cash prize for the 1st & 2nd longest fish. Don't miss out on the action. Registration is only $25. Sponsored by Cherokee Fisheries & Wildlife, Cherokee Rotary and the Cherokee Chamber of Commerce. For more information and application call 877-433-6700.
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When: July 18, August 15, 2010
Where: Nantahala Outdoor Center |
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NOC Canoe Club Challenge
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A three-part series (second in series) that pits Southeastern whitewater clubs against one another to win the coveted Canoe Club Cup.
Contact: 1-800-232-7238
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When: July 23 - August 1, 2010
Where: Great Smoky Mountains Railroad |
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GSMR Day Out With Thomas
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For nine, fun filled days, Thomas fans will meet Sir Topham Hatt and ride the train. The event anchored in the town of Bryson City includes a 30-minute train ride pulled by Thomas the Tank Engine. Event also has live entertainment, petting zoo, storytelling, video viewing, Imagination Station and much more! Please Note: DOWT will not be available July 28th.
Contact: 800.872.4681
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When: July 24, 2010
Where: Stecoah Valley Center |
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An Appalachian Evening Concert & Dinner
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An Appalachian Evening is an award-winning concert and dinner series that takes place in a restored 1926 schoolhouse. The Dismembered Tennesseans have appeared on stage with many of the top bluegrass music stars and have performed in concert with the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra and the Chattanooga Ballet. They have appeared on a segment of ABC-TV's Peter Jennings Nightly News and were featured on the NBC Sunday Today Show. Plan to come early for a traditional Appalachian Dinner served family style in our dining room (reservations required). Tickets go on sale June 1.
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When: July 28, 2010
Where: Swain County Center for the Arts |
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Folkmoot USA
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Celebration of the world's cultural heritage in music and dance. Three countries will perform at the Center for the Arts, located at Swain County High School, Fontana Road (continuation of Everett St. North), Bryson City
Contact: 828.488.3681
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When: July 31, 2010
Where: Stecoah Valley Center |
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An Appalachian Evening Concert & Dinner
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An Appalachian Evening is an award-winning concert and dinner series that takes place in a restored 1926 schoolhouse. Emerging out of Asheville NC's roots renaissance, Dehlia Low echoes the sounds of early country with a strong bluegrass flavor, crafting a fresh originality that feels like home. Since 2007 the group has quickly developed a devoted fan base, receiving national and international reviews and radio play. Plan to come early for a traditional Appalachian Dinner served family style in our dining room (reservations required). Tickets go on sale June 1.
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