Tuesday, September 18, 2007

September and October bring two great events to Gatlinburg

The months of September and October bring two great events to Gatlinburg each year, and both abound in beauty and are highly anticipated by those who have enjoyed them in the past.

The warm, sunny days and cool, clear nights of September, mixed with just the right amount of rain, soon transform 800 square miles of lush green forest into a brilliant palette of autumnal color.

Starting at the peaks in early October and moving down to the lower elevations through early November, Gatlinburg becomes surrounded by the most beautiful skylines you'll ever see, bringing about the spectacular finale to another Harvest Festival and preparation for winter and the millions of lights that Winterfest provides.

The storekeepers work hard to match the beauty of the autumn mountains by carrying the same colors into often-elaborate storefront decorations in anticipation of the influx of visitors coming to see the sights.

From October 11 through 28, the award-winning Gatlinburg Craftsmen's Fair opens the doors of the Gatlinburg Conventions Center for the Annual Fall Gatlinburg Craftsmen's Fair. Promoters
Sam and Tracey Large have perfected an event that consistently attracts the country's finest craft people.

In fact, the popularity and reputation of the Gatlinburg Craftsmen's Fair have become so wide-spread that, for the seventh year in a row, it is recognized by the Southeast Tourism Society as one of the Top 20 Events in the Southeastern United States .

Arts, crafts, and music lovers will find over 180 booths featuring some of the nation's finest work.

Artisans and craftspeople are on-hand to demonstrate their skill, answer questions and offer their unique art for sale.


Coming to the mountains? It just makes sense to stay in the mountains of Gatlinburg! For mountains of information, call 800/568-4748 or visit
www.gatlinburg.com

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