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Yuletide Madness performs live in Gatlinburg

Ashley — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 17:55:00 GMT

The oldest theater in the Smokies is now ringing in the holiday season, debuting its original musical comedy show, “Yuletide Madness.” The show, which premiered Thanksgiving Day, highlights the madness-rather than the tradition-of the holiday season, with a comedic theme. Besides the holiday show, the theater will also include its traditional old-time sing-along of seasonal favorites, featuring many unrehearsed surprises. “It’s quite different in a sense. We have...(read more)

Autumn Tumbles into Tennessee

Ashley — Fri, 18 Aug 2006 17:01:00 GMT

The Smoky Mountains explode in a riot of color each fall, providing a vibrant backdrop for sightseeing, shopping, dining and more. After practicing her artistry all year, Mother Nature erupts with her finest works in the fall when she splashes almost every color from her palette across Tennessee’s Smoky Mountains. The season typically begins in mid-September, then crescendos in mid-to-late October when trees and wildflowers explode with color.Some years are more colorful than others,...(read more)

Great Vacation Destinations in Tennessee

Ashley — Fri, 11 Aug 2006 20:06:00 GMT

Pigeon Forge, Tennessee-like country music star and local girl Dolly Parton–has attained almost mythic stature. This once-sleepy east Tennessee hamlet has carved out a vacation niche as sweet as hammered chords of a mountain dulcimer.More than 11 million visitors annually cross the blue mist-covered Great Smoky Mountains in search of Pigeon Forge and all things associated with its famous songstress. Pigeon Forge (named for the nearby river and the passenger pigeons that flocked to its banks in...(read more)

Sweet Fanny Adams Theatre Celebrates 30 Years

Ashley — Mon, 12 Jun 2006 17:14:00 GMT

After 30 years of on-stage antics, Don MacPherson still can't believe the Sweet Fanny Adams Theatre has been around so long. "We're doing what we love to do," said MacPherson, who co-owns the theater with his wife, Pat. "I think that's the big part of it. We're unique in the sense that we do new shows every year, so it's not like we're doing the 10th year of a particular show where you get bored or jaded."The show is a tribute to vaudeville and old music halls, and includes audience participation...(read more)