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Fall Festival Returns to Historic Granville on Oct 3 

4 days ago
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 Get ready to experience the beauty, creativity, traditions, and hospitality of Tennessee at the Fall Festival in Historic Granville on October 3. Visitors are invited to step back in time for a day of old-fashioned fun featuring music, food, arts, crafts, friendly competition, and the unique charm of Historic Granville. There is something for every age and interest. 


The festival’s Quilt Festival will showcase exceptional craftsmanship and creativity in 35 categories, while the ever-popular Cornbread Contest invites participants to compete for the ultimate prize, bragging rights! 


Young talent takes center stage at the Youth Artisans Fair, where area youth join the Granville Artisans in showcasing their creativity and handmade skills. Unique handcrafted items will be available for purchase. 


History and storytelling come alive with “Journey to the Promised Land,” an original script by Ogeal Halfacre Webster, presented as an outdoor dinner performance in the distinctive setting of the Pioneer Village


Guests can also savor Tennessee tradition at the Tennessee Whiskey Trail Spirits Tasting, featuring an opportunity to experience some of the state’s celebrated spirits. 

And the music lineup promises to keep Historic Granville lively throughout the day, with performances by Jazz on the Cumberland, "The Jazz Alliance Big Band" and "Blues Broker".  On other stages, guests will be entertained by Randy Harris and the Victors Band, rising star Rylee Barry, the Smith County Men’s Chorus, and other talented performers. 


The fun continues throughout October with the Scarecrow and Artisans Festival, featuring whimsical scarecrows, handmade treasures, and seasonal activities. Art enthusiasts can also enjoy the month-long Art Show presented by the Roaring River Arts Alliance, showcasing the work of talented regional artists. 


Whether you come to admire beautiful quilts, sample Tennessee spirits, cheer on a cornbread champion, discover handmade treasures, enjoy live music, or simply stroll through the historic village and take in the fall atmosphere, Historic Granville is the place to be this October. 


Bring your family, bring your friends, and make memories at the Fall Festival in Historic Granville on October 3! 

For event details and reservations, visit www.granvilletn.com or call 931-653-4151


 

 
 
 

4 Comments


Ondra
6 hours ago

The Cornbread Contest sounds like a blast—my family would definitely be there for the bragging rights, and I love that they’re spotlighting the Youth Artisans Fair too. Granville always knows how to make a day feel special. By the way, I keep a supplier of construction wire, tie wire, rebar supports, anchor bolts and temporary fencing for importers and distributors I like to share: https://www.leeter.cn/products/wire-mesh-wall-accessories/

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Historic Granville, Tennessee

169 Clover Street

Granville, TN  38564

granvilletnoffice@gmail.com

931-653-4151

Sutton Store Hours

8:30 am - 4 pm Wed-Fri

8:30 am - 8 pm Sat

931- 653-4151

CLOSED SUN - TUES

Other Attractions

11 am - 3 pm Wed-Fri

11 am - 5 pm Sat

931- 653-4151

CLOSED SUN - TUES

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