Weekend Events
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Iron Braves Games II
Cherokee High School Cherokee, NC, United StatesCherokee High School Saturday 16th from 8am-4pm This is a crossfit contest. Crossfit is a popular workout routine.
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Airshow
Asheville Music Hall 31 Patton Ave, Asheville, NC, United StatesThe One Stop at the Asheville Music Hall Saturday February 16th at 10pm Airshow is an acoustic rock and bluegrass band based in Nashville Tennessee.
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Gem Capital Gun show
Haywood County Fairgrounds 758 Crabtree Rd, Waynesville, NC, United StatesHaywood County Fair Grounds Sunday February 17th starting at 10am Popular gun show that travels through NC and GA.
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Haywood County Arts Council Monthly Exhibits
Cherokee Cabins/ChaletsHaywood County Arts Council Friday, March 1st from 10am-5pm We are kicking off the new year with a variety packed show filled with the original art of 28 local artist. Each of the artist went through an extensive jury process an are delighted to have their work.
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Great Smoky Mountain Hammer-In
Haywood Community College 185 Freedlander Dr Clyde, NC, United States2019 Spring Great Smoky Mountain Hammer-In. Offered by the American Bladesmith Society The Great Smoky Mountain Hammer In at Haywood Community College is sponsored by the American Bladesmith Society (ABS). The Hammer In brings Master Bladesmiths, forging enthusiasts, and knife collectors from across the United States to demonstrate their skills and to learn the art
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*Brewed Clues
Tasty Beverage 162 Coxe Ave #101, Asheville, NC, United StatesAddress: 162 Coxe Ave #101, Asheville, NC 28801 Times: 2:00 PM Recurring weekly on Sunday, Friday, Saturday Admission: $25 Phone: (919) 590-0925
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Cherokee’s Annual Opening Day Fishing Tournament
Cherokee Enterprise Waters Cherokee, NC, United StatesFor 2019, Cherokee's fishing season “opening day” will be March 30, and there are $20,000 reasons to get excited about it. This Opening Day Fishing Tournament requires just an $11 entry fee to compete for $20,000 in tagged fish. You’ll be competing in the rivers on the Qualla Boundary (excluding the 2.2 miles of catch-and-release
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PEANUTS™ Easter Beagle Express Offer
Great Smoky Mountain Railroad 45 Mitchell Street, St Bryson City, NC, United States3.+Great Smoky Mountains Railroad Your Smoky Mountain Adventures start with where you stay! Book your stay with Meadowlark Motel for this Easter break, and experience the "PEANUTS Easter Beagle Express" on the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad in nearby Bryson City. We offer free shuttle services to and from the Bryson City Rail Depot and you
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Lake Junaluska 5k Run Offer
Lake Junaluska 5k Run Join runners and walkers of all ages and skill levels at nearby Lake Junaluska, NC for "The Friend’s of the Lake 5K Road Race and Walk." The run will take participants on a route that showcases the beauty of the Lake Junaluska Grounds. Registration is required and is open for the
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Dog Show And Obedience/Rally Trials
Sherwood Forest ResortAs a "Four legged guest preferred" establishment we're happy to support our canine friends and their humans when they come to nearby Waynesville to participate in the Dog Show And Obedience Trials on April 20 & 21, 2019 at the Haywood County Fairgrounds! The two day event is hosted by the Western Carolina Dog Fanciers
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Mootenanny
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 3422 Soco Road, Maggie Valley, NC, United StatesFolkmoot’s Outdoor Gathering will feature American Music, Plott Hounds and Appalachian Lifestyle Displays and Presentations with Storytelling featured on Saturday and faith based groups on Sunday! There will be Craft Vendors and plenty of Food Choices! Tickets for adults are $10, students under 12 years are $5 and kids under 5 years are free. Family
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Folkmoot Festival – Performance and Dinner
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 3422 Soco Road, Maggie Valley, NC, United StatesA Folkmoot Performance Onstage with a Tented Dinner. Food Trucks available as well. Bring your blankets and Lawn Chairs! Visit https://folkmoot.org/ or call Laura Shepherd at 828-452-2997 for more information. Folkmoot History In 1973, Dr. Clinton Border, a Waynesville surgeon, accompanied a local square dance team to a folk festival in Sidmouth, England. There began the dream