Tennessee statewide events

The world's longest yard sale spans 690 miles through Tennessee, featuring more than 2,000 vendors selling treasures along the route. This four-day shopping extravaganza passes through Clarkrange, Crossville, Pikeville, Dunlap, Signal Mountain, and Chattanooga, offering unique finds and local dining experiences.

Located in East Nashville's vibrant Five Points area, this free festival celebrates tomatoes with multiple stages of live music and a festive community atmosphere. The two-day event brings together food vendors, artists, and musicians for a quirky celebration that perfectly captures Nashville's creative spirit.

This ten-day celebration highlights everything that makes Tennessee special, from arts and crafts to agriculture, competitions, and thrilling rides. Visitors can experience the best of Tennessee culture while enjoying traditional fair foods, live entertainment, and educational exhibits showcasing the state's agricultural heritage.

Set against the picturesque backdrop of Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park, this vibrant festival brings together creative artists, musicians, and tastemakers from around the globe. The weekend celebration showcases music, art, and innovative performances that create an immersive cultural experience.

This multicultural celebration features 15 cultural pavilions, including new additions of Singapore and Cambodia, showcasing Asian heritage through food, performances, and traditions. The festival includes Hawaiian and Fire Dancers, cultural performances, delicious Asian cuisine, and family-friendly activities with water spray stations for cooling off.

This four-day music festival celebrates roots music with performances from Eagles of Death Metal, The Calamity Cubes, Pokey LaFarge and others. The event brings together fans of alternative country, rockabilly, and roots rock for an authentic musical experience in Middle Tennessee.

This five-day celebration honors Weakley County's most important cash crop while providing food, fun, and fellowship for visitors from across the region. The festival pays tribute to soybean farmers while offering entertainment and activities that appeal to families and agricultural enthusiasts alike.

Thousands of artists, fans, and industry professionals gather for this prestigious music festival featuring more than 165 showcases in venues around downtown Nashville. The five-day event celebrates the Americana music genre with performances that demonstrate why Nashville truly is Music City.

The International Bluegrass Music Association brings premier bluegrass artists including Sierra Ferrell, The Wood Brothers, and Sierra Hull to Chattanooga for this two-day festival. Performances take place at the Chattanooga Convention Center, Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium, and multiple downtown locations including Miller Park and Patten Square.

Taking place at The Park at Harlinsdale Farm, this festival combines meaningful musical experiences with the region's best food, drink, and artisan crafts. Past performers have included Chris Stapleton, Willie Nelson, and Beck, making this one of Tennessee's most anticipated annual music events.

The most prestigious storytelling event in the country transforms historic Jonesborough into a magical setting where world-renowned storytellers spin their tales. This 52nd annual festival features performances in large circus-like tents throughout the town, drawing 10,000 listeners from across the globe to the storytelling capital of the world.

Set at the beautiful Radians Amphitheater within Memphis Botanic Garden, this three-day festival features some of music's biggest names performing amid natural beauty. The event combines outstanding musical performances with the scenic backdrop of one of Memphis's most beloved venues.

The fourth annual heavy metal festival brings over a dozen bands of various metal genres to The Amp at the Market for an earth-shaking celebration. This all-day event runs from 11 AM to 11 PM, featuring rising and established metal artists that deliver relentless energy for fans of heavy music.

This three-day celebration spans sixteen acres of family fun, featuring over 240 talented crafters showcasing unique handmade goods. Visitors can enjoy live performances, children's activities, and a wide variety of seasonal food options while taking in the breathtaking beauty of fall in the Smokies.

Among the oldest literary festivals in the country, this celebration of the written word welcomes hundreds of authors and thousands of visitors to downtown Nashville. The free festival includes performance stages, food trucks, and numerous publishers and booksellers at locations including Bicentennial Mall, Tennessee State Museum, and Tennessee State Library.