Gatlinburg’s Dollywood routinely offers area visitors a lively time of thrill rides, live entertainment, theme park dining and general fun, but throughout the Spring season travelers will also find an encompassing look at world culture with Dollywood’s Festival of Nations. Set for March 21 through May 5, Festival of Nations highlights artistry and entertainment from a variety of cultures for an interactive and entertaining learning experience for the entire family. Song, dance, craftsmanship, cuisine and much more will all be displayed throughout the entirety of the festival, with various acts, demonstrations and exhibits all being displayed.

And while the full line-up for the festival is far from set, there are already a number of great options rounding out Festival of Nations to ensure another successful time of cultural exploration in the Smokies.

Browse the list below for an idea of what to expect from this year’s Festival of Nations at Dollywood.

Dollywood’s Festival of Nations’ Special Features

  • Calpulli Mexican Dance Company: April 3 - 28
  • Chiemgau Schuhplattler (Bavarian Folkdancing): March 21 - 31
  • Kayumanggi Philippine Performing Arts: April 23 - May 5
  • Villa de Alhama (Spanish Folklore): March 28 - April 4
  • Rhythm of the Dance: March 21 - May 5
  • Ecuador’s Atahualpa: March 21 - May 5
  • O’Malley’s Place: March 21 - May 5
  • Zambia Vocal Group: March 21 - May 5

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