Grand Ole Opry Schedule of Performers February 13 & 14, 2009
February 13, 2009 by admin
Filed under Grand Ole Opry, Nashville TN, VME

Grand Ole Opry Stage
Please Note: The Grand Ole Opry does not release final lineups until the Wednesday prior to each performance. This list will be updated weekly as new performers are confirmed and added to the lineup.
Friday 2/13 Grand Ole Opry House
Michael W Smith
Terri Clark
Bob Nelson
Jason Crabb
Riders In The Sky
Bobby Osborne & The Rocky Top X-Press
Saturday 2/14 Ryman Auditorium
Darryl Worley
Kathy Mattea
Ray Stevens
Restless Heart
Connie Smith
The Whites
George Hamilton IV
Thanksgiving Arts & Crafts Show in Gatlinburg, TN
October 28, 2008 by admin
Filed under Gatlinburg & Pigeon Forge TN
Come and celebrate Thanksgiving in Gatlinburg with the Thanksgiving Arts & Crafts Show where you can see different artists and craftspeople show their holiday wares from November 26-November 30. Whether you want to showcase some of your own work or browse the exhibits of others, there is plenty to see and do in the Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community in Gatlinburg. This specific community stretches over an 8-mile radius with over 80 studios and you can be sure that it will be packed! Browse through jewelry, leather, candy, and pottery that you can use to decorate or give as a holiday present. Come and participate in this one-of-a-kind event that brings the community together for the holiday season.
While visiting Gatlinburg, get into the holiday spirit with tickets to see The Miracle. This touching show portrays the life of Jesus Christ with over 100 actors, singers, and dancers. From his birth to his resurrection, this Bible story turned stage performance is riveting. Whether you want a spiritual experience while vacationing or you want to see an excellent performance, The Miracle is a great option.
Families can enjoy the Black Bear Jamboree Dinner & Show with a hearty menu of either southern style chicken or Barbecue Ribs with all of the fixings. Enjoy the legend of the Black Bear Jamboree with gospel, bluegrass, and oldies as you sing and laugh along with the performers. The theater has the latest in effects such as high-quality sound, lasers, and more! Come and see one of the largest performing casts in the Smoky Mountains.
Grand Ole Opry Show Lineup for October 17th & 18th
October 16, 2008 by admin
Filed under Grand Ole Opry
The Grand Ole Opry is sure to provide another sure-fire line-up that delivers both fun and entertainment this weekend (October 17-18)! Your favorite country stars come out on stage to sing their hearts out, and you can guarantee that each performer is unique in their style. Performers on Friday, October 17 include Heidi Newfield, Billy Dead, Sarah Buxton, Andy Griggs, Del McCoury, Jon Conlee, and Jimmy Dickens. Del McCoury will provide audience members with his unique gospel bluegrass style while Jon Conlee touches hearts with hits like “Busted” and “Common Man.” Those who love hillbilly ballads will find Jimmy Dickens a master of the songs! Saturday, October 18 visitors will be serenaded by Del McCoury, Tracy Byrd, Jim Ed Brown, Jean Shepard, and The Whites. Jim Ed Brown’s smooth voice will relax you, Jean Shepard will show you some Honky-Tonk, and The Whites provide a harmonious interlude. All in all, this weekend will be a truly memorable experience for Grand Ole Opry visitors.
If you plan on catching a Grand Ole Opry show, you will have your evening planned but what about the afternoon? With the General Jackson Showboat Lunch & Dinner Cruises, you can see the sights from one of the vessels while enjoy a filling meal. The Cumberland River serves as your roadway and the cityscape of Nashville is your charming backdrop as you enjoy live entertainment, table service, and leisure deck strolls.
Transportation may also be an issue when planning your trip around Nashville. Don’t let high gas prices get you down with Nashville Trolley Tour tickets! See all of the highlights of Nashville aboard an open-air trolley as your guide relates all of the facts and figures. Pass by the Country Music Hall of Fame, Ryman Auditorium, the Tennessee State Capitol, The Parthenon, Vanderbilt University, Music Row, Fort Nashborough, and the Bicentennial Mall. Before enjoying an evening full of country music, see the sights of Nashville!



