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Gatlinburg Craftsmen's Fair
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The 37th annual Gatlinburg Craftsmen's Fair is underway. The fair began on October 11 and will continue until October 28, 2012 at the Gatlinburg Convention Center. Voted as one of the top 20 "Most Popular Events" in the southern U.S. by the Southeast Tourism Society, the Gatlinburg Craftsmen's Fair host Artisans and Craftsmen from all over the United States. There are over 200 booths with unique and one-of-a-kind handmade products, are displayed, as these skilled individuals demonstrate their talents. Each participant is subject to a jury process to insure the uniqueness and quality of their products.
The Artisans and Craftsmen of the Gatlinburg Craftsmen's Fair not only make their products available for viewing and sale, but also demonstrate their special talents and skills during the show.
Admission to the fair is $6.00 for adults and children 12 and under are free. Country and Bluegrass entertainment is included in admission.
This years entertainment features:
Tim Watson "The Fiddle Man" from October 11-19.
Dennis Lee from October 20-28.
Entertainment Shows are at 12:00, 2:00, and 4:00 pm Monday - Saturday and 12:00 and 2:00 pm on Sunday.
Are you looking for an adventure? Do you have a motorcycle or sports car? If so then you may want to consider taking a ride to Deals Gap, better known as the "Tail of the Dragon" or just the "Dragon." The Dragon is a popular and internationally famous destination for driving enthusiasts. The Dragon in Tennessee offers up to 318 curves over 11-miles. The road earned its name from its curves resembling the tail of a dragon. The stretch bears the street name Tapoco Road in North Carolina and Calderwood Highway in Tennessee and is signed entirely by U.S. Highway 129. Since part of the road is also the southwestern border of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, there is not development along the 11-mile stretch. The road travels mostly through forested area. Along the route there are a few scenic overlooks and pull off points. The speed limit on the Dragon was 55 mph prior to 1992; however, in the 1990s and early 2000s, the limit was reduced a number of ti
The Derosia Team has come across a TOADALLY amazing frozen yogurt establishment. sweet Frog Premium Frozen Yogurt is one of the fastest growing brands of premium, all natural, self-service yogurt restaurants. S weet Frog is a bright, positive, family-friendly environment where you can create your cup of yogurt exactly how you want it. You pick the combination of flavors, you pick the toppings, you make it your way! Sweet Frog was founded on the principles of Christianity and the belief in bringing happiness and a positive attitude into the lives of their customers. At sweet Frog , F.R.O.G. stands for Fully Rely On God. Accorrding to their website the following is why the founder Derek Cha opened up the first sweet Frog . Our founder, Derek Cha, started sweet Frog in 2009 with his wife, Annah Kim. Derek’s goal was to create a business, in the midst of a unfriendly economy, that could thrive and bring hope and happiness to a very down market. As this would be Der
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