2nd Annual Frontier Days Rodeo 
This weekend at the Cumberland County Community Complex, there will be a two night rodeo. The cost is only $5 per night to get in and it will be a great time for everybody! I love going to events like this because there is always such a great turn out and I enjoy meeting new people. Many of the locals strive for events like this and when they happen, the attendance is usually record breaking. A few years ago, I attended my first rodeo at this facility and I have been hooked ever since. There are a lot of things to see and enjoy. I really like the rope competitions and the barrel races. Boy, how those horses can fly. Yeehaw! This is a great way to also raise money for a local fire department in the county. The District 4 Fire Department off of Genesis Road supplies the concession stand and these events help them raise money for their equipment. Not only will your family enjoy a great night of fun and excitement, but also supporting the District 4 Fire Department with great food and refreshments. The show starts at 7:00 p.m. and get ready for the ride of your life. Call Randy Brewer at 931-544-0780 for more information. I hope to see you there at the 2nd Annual Frontier Days Rodeo!
--------------------------------------------The Homesteads is a Historical Landmark When looking for houses for sale in Tennessee, look at the Cumberland County area. There are many local communities with different styles for different preferences. One of the more country areas of Cumberland County is Homestead. There are many residents of this area but the homes are more spread out, separated by gorgeous countryside and rolling hills of farmland. If you travel south of the Crossville area, you will find yourself in the middle of this gorgeous area.  The Cumberland Homesteads Community, or Homestead for short, was originally purchased as one of Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal Programs. Homestead was one of the largest projects purchased to help with the Great Depression. The New Deal included a piece of land, divided into 5 to 50 portions, with all of the proper equipment needed to start a successful place including animals and tools needed to grow and prosper. Thousands of people were without a job and had no money so they were given these places and were instructed how to make it work. Many miners, textile mill workers, and farmers came from surrounding areas and that is exactly what they did.
There are a total of fifteen different housing plans that were originally used, but only eleven were repeated. The original design came from Architect William Macy Stanton using wood and a new innovative type of rock, called Crab Orchard Stone. These homes had indoor plumbing and by 1937 had electricity provided by the Tennessee Valley Authority. It was not until 1984 that Homestead was declared a historical district. Today, there are a couple places to visit where you can see some of the historical memorabilia. The  Homestead Tower Museum is a popular place for tourists to come and look around. This monumental structure was built in 1937 and was used to accommodate administrative offices of the Homesteads. Inside of this building is a water tank and a ton of stairs reaching to the top where a lookout is located. In the bottom floor, there are pictures, documents and other keep sakes that were saved to express the historical value of this community. Another place to visit is an actual Homestead home that has been preserved from the actual time period of the 1930s. This structure is called the Homestead House Museum, and here you can learn first hand how living was like back then and step right back into history the minute you walk in the door. A lot of the primary artifacts and furniture are still there and help to give the full effect of what it was like to be a Homesteader back then. There are annual strawberry festivals that take place every September and many residents of Cumberland County show up to take part. This is a great community event and everyone is always welcome to attend. Next time you visit Cumberland County, take a trip down memory lane and visit the historical Homestead area and witness the amazing things this place has to offer.
------------------------------------------------Crossville, Tennessee is Locally Thriving
Crossville, Tennessee is Locally Thriving One of the things I have noticed recently in this area, is the amount of locally owned businesses. I guess I have always seen them but I now realize how popular they are. It seems like everywhere you look, there are businesses that have been owned and operated for years by families of this community. I think that it is great that this growing town still supports these businesses. What is funny is to also think about the competition that these places put out. I visited a local baby store the other day and found out that they were a major threat to Wal*Mart. In fact, it was said that they have reduced the sales of Wal*Mart by around 15% in the baby depertment.(This information came from a Wal*Mart employee) That is a big amount for just a locally owned business. It is important to me to buy things that I know are more locally owned than spending money on something that came all the way from China. There are many businesses here that make everything in the stores. I know of 2 major craft stores. Everywhere you look, there is success and that is something that makes this town great. The diversity of these locally owned businesses are incredible. You can drive down the road and stop at a local tile store and furnish your bathroom and then go a little further and buy a brand new tailored suit from two completely different stores but locally owned and operated. Big businesses are great and they attract more people but local companies are great for stimulating communities in many ways. Visit Crossville, Tennessee to see the many local businesses and take time to appreciate these businesses in this hard economical time. ---------------------------------------------Welcome Home 278th Troops!!!Welcome Home 278th Troops! A few days ago, I found out a large group of soldiers serving in Iraq came home earlier than scheduled. I knew we had a regiment in this area but I was so shocked to hear of their early arrival.   That is great new to hear! They departed in February 2010 and were not scheduled back until December. This gives a whole new meaning to Christmas in July, that's for sure! Back when 9/11 hit the country pretty hard, the 278 went into full swing and has sent around 20,000 soldiers oversees. This regiment is the largest Army National Guard's unit and has been for many years. I am so proud of our men and women that fight for us everyday. It blesses my heart to hear of how much they do for us. We live in such a great nation where we have the freedom that our troops fight so hard for.Thank you for your loyalty to this great nation! I appreciate your time and efforts to protect this nation and support my freedom! ------------------------------------------------------------------  UNIQUE LOG HOME FOR AN INCREDIBLE PRICE!!! The price of this home was originally $350,000 with 20 acres. 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As you walk through the front door, you will appreciate the openness of the ceilings finished in  pecky maple and with barn wood accents. The floor is beautifully done in a slate tile pattern with your own little "created" stream flowing from under the massive 22 ft. tall, 60 in. diameter tree .The stream has fossils placed through out that the owners have collected through the years. Large windows display the outstanding view and the native stone fireplace with an energy efficient Pacific Energy wood stove insert, beckons you to "sit for a while". All of the downstairs floors have radiant floor tubing already in place for a heating option. The kitchen and dining area are framed with rustic barn hand hewn beams and a one of a kind barn wood kitchen cabinets. The cabinets offer plenty of storage space along with a nice pantry. The stairway and railing area is a beautiful masterpiece with each piece hand chosen and expertly put together. The stairs take you to two bedrooms, a full bath, and a loft area with custom used brick on the floor. Each room has an individual theme and character with pieces of an old home salvaged and restored. Off of the loft, there is a nice balcony with plenty of windows to allow abundant light and take in the view. Downstairs off of the kitchen, there is the ½ bath for guests and the laundry room complete with a nice stacked washer and dryer and a centrally located "smart-wire" box for cable, phone, HDTV and other media/security items. Off of the small open hallway is a large master bedroom and bath. Large energy efficient windows open up the view to allow you to lay there and take in the peacefulness of this setting. The master bath takes you into a very relaxing rustic setting. Step into the walk-in shower or soak in the whirlpool tub and look up into the open ceiling, or gaze out the two windows into the open woods and watch the doves and other wild life that abounds. This unique log home has quality construction and many unique features that you will not find in another home. If you want a very unique log home that is secluded but still close to town, you must come see this home. You will feel that you have stepped into Log Living magazine! For more information on this fabulous home calll
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7387 Plateau Road Crossville Tennessee 38571 December Events in Crossville Tennessee Check out all the activities here in Crossville!!! Events for December 2010: Total of Events 25
Stalking Community Education Training
12/01/10 | |
The Avalon Center and Crossville Housing Authority will be hosting a Stalking Community Education Training event December 1st, from 4:00 to 5:30 PM at the Crossville Housing Authority Meeting Room, located at 67 Irwin Avenue in Crossville. This workshop is free and light refreshments will be served. The Avalon Center and Crossville Housing Authority will be hosting a Stalking Community Education Training event December 1st, from 4:00 to 5:30 PM at the Crossville Housing Authority Meeting Room, located at 67 Irwin Avenue in Crossville. This workshop is free and light refreshments will be served. Coyote Run Presents "A Kilted Christmas"
12/02/10 - 12/03/10 | |
This heartwarming program is hightly theatrical, dramatic, and moving. T he performance is at once funny, sacred, get-up-and-dance and filled with the warmth of the holiday season. Coyote Run's theatrical performanaces have been igniting stages nationwide. This is a band that loves Celtic music, loves their audiences, and knows how to have a rollicking good time! Presented by the Performing Arts Alliance of Rural Tennessee (PAART). Show starts at 7:00 PM and tickets are $15.00 for adults adn $8.00 for students. Reserve your tickets today at 931-484-6133. This heartwarming program is hightly theatrical, dramatic, and moving. T he performance is at once funny, sacred, get-up-and-dance and filled with the warmth of the holiday season. Coyote Run's theatrical performanaces have been igniting stages nationwide. This is a band that loves Celtic music, loves their audiences, and knows how to have a rollicking good time! Presented by the Performing Arts Alliance of Rural Tennessee (PAART). Show starts at 7:00 PM and tickets are $15.00 for adults adn $8.00 for students. Reserve your tickets today at 931-484-6133. First National Bank of Tennessee Parade of Trees
12/03/10 - 12/24/10 | |
First National Bank of Tennessee on Main St. Crossville, will host an Open House from 5:00 to 7:00 PM to display its Parade of Trees. There will be singers, food and Santa Claus will also stop by! The trees will be on display December 1st through the 24th. First National Bank of Tennessee on Main St. Crossville, will host an Open House from 5:00 to 7:00 PM to display its Parade of Trees. There will be singers, food and Santa Claus will also stop by! The trees will be on display December 1st through the 24th. Christmas Cookie Contest
12/03/10 | |
The Art Circle Public Library will have a Christmas Cookie Contest on Friday, December 3rd. First, second and third place in all five categories will receive a gift basket. The categories are cut-out cookies, drop cookies, bar cookies, fudge and Christmas-decorated cookies. Entry forms and contest rules can be picked up at the library or online at www.artcirclelibrary.info. These home-made cookies must be brought to the library between 8:00 and 9:00 AM on Friday, December 3rd. Winners will be announced at 12 noon in the Cumberland Meeting Room. For more information, please contact the library at 484-6790 ext. 222. The Art Circle Public Library will have a Christmas Cookie Contest on Friday, December 3rd. First, second and third place in all five categories will receive a gift basket. The categories are cut-out cookies, drop cookies, bar cookies, fudge and Christmas-decorated cookies. Entry forms and contest rules can be picked up at the library or online at www.artcirclelibrary.info. These home-made cookies must be brought to the library between 8:00 and 9:00 AM on Friday, December 3rd. Winners will be announced at 12 noon in the Cumberland Meeting Room. For more information, please contact the library at 484-6790 ext. 222. Christmas Holiday Fair
12/04/10 | |
The First United Methodist Church will host a Christmas Holiday Fair on Saturday, December 4th from 9:00 AM till 4:00 PM. The Fair will be held at the church gym on Main St. There will be lots of vendors, food, fun and gifts. For more information please call Suzann Griffith at 931-707-1497. The First United Methodist Church will host a Christmas Holiday Fair on Saturday, December 4th from 9:00 AM till 4:00 PM. The Fair will be held at the church gym on Main St. There will be lots of vendors, food, fun and gifts. For more information please call Suzann Griffith at 931-707-1497. Fairfield Glade Open House and Tree Lighting
12/04/10 | |
Join us Saturday, December 4th for the Community & Conference Center's Christmas Open House and Tree Lighting! The Open House kicks off at 4:30 PM with music, hot beverages and sweet treats. Gather around the Christmas tree at 6:00 PM for our annual Christmas Tree Lighting, which will be followed by the return of the Big South Fork Opry to the Conference Center for a Christmas Concert. The Open House and Tree Lighting are free, and the Big South Fork Opry Concert is $10.00 per ticket. Call 484-3722 to reserve your concert tickets. You won't want to miss this special evening! Join us Saturday, December 4th for the Community & Conference Center's Christmas Open House and Tree Lighting! The Open House kicks off at 4:30 PM with music, hot beverages and sweet treats. Gather around the Christmas tree at 6:00 PM for our annual Christmas Tree Lighting, which will be followed by the return of the Big South Fork Opry to the Conference Center for a Christmas Concert. The Open House and Tree Lighting are free, and the Big South Fork Opry Concert is $10.00 per ticket. Call 484-3722 to reserve your concert tickets. You won't want to miss this special evening! Cumberland Jamboree at the Palace Theatre
12/04/10 | |
The Cumberland Jamboree consists of performances by the Trackside Band, which includes everything from Traditional Country to Southern Rock. Few shows are capable of successfully encompassing eight decades of the world's greatest hits. The immense talent that each member presents at every performance is the key to authentic entertainment that captures the full attention of each audience member. Show starts at 7:00 PM and tickets are $10.00. Please call the Palace Theatre for more information at 484-6133. The Cumberland Jamboree consists of performances by the Trackside Band, which includes everything from Traditional Country to Southern Rock. Few shows are capable of successfully encompassing eight decades of the world's greatest hits. The immense talent that each member presents at every performance is the key to authentic entertainment that captures the full attention of each audience member. Show starts at 7:00 PM and tickets are $10.00. Please call the Palace Theatre for more information at 484-6133. Knights of Columbus Christmas Craft Fair
12/04/10 | |
The Knights of Columbus will host a Christmas Craft Fair from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the Knights of Columbus Grounds, 2892 Highway 70 East in Crossville. The fair will include jewelry, wood crafts, candles, quilts, painted items, ornaments, artwork, baked goods and much more. Free admission and parking. For more information, please call 931-707-7291. The Knights of Columbus will host a Christmas Craft Fair from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the Knights of Columbus Grounds, 2892 Highway 70 East in Crossville. The fair will include jewelry, wood crafts, candles, quilts, painted items, ornaments, artwork, baked goods and much more. Free admission and parking. For more information, please call 931-707-7291. Three Ladies Holiday Market
12/04/10 | |
Three Ladies Arts & Crafts will host a Holiday Market at the Depot from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Saturday, December 4th. There will be handmade jewelry, pillowcase dresses, hair bows, Christmas ornaments, hand-painted signs, gifts and more. Admission is free, and there will be a raffle to raise funds for the Teens Against Drugs (TAD) Center. Donations of toiletries and/or used sports equipment are appreciated. For more information, please email threeladiesmarket@gmail.com. Three Ladies Arts & Crafts will host a Holiday Market at the Depot from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Saturday, December 4th. There will be handmade jewelry, pillowcase dresses, hair bows, Christmas ornaments, hand-painted signs, gifts and more. Admission is free, and there will be a raffle to raise funds for the Teens Against Drugs (TAD) Center. Donations of toiletries and/or used sports equipment are appreciated. For more information, please email threeladiesmarket@gmail.com. Cumberland County Community Chorus Holiday Concert
12/04/10 - 12/06/10 | |
Cumberland County Community Chorus, entertaining music lovers in the county for well over 20 years, is preparing for another busy Christmas concert season! The Chorus holiday concert schedule has already been set, with performances on three consecutive days: Saturday, December 4th at Crossville First United Methodist Church at 3:00 PM; Sunday, December 5th at Fairfield Glade Community Church at 3:00 PM; and Monday, December 6th at Fairfield Glade United Methodist Church at 7:00 PM. Cumberland County Community Chorus, entertaining music lovers in the county for well over 20 years, is preparing for another busy Christmas concert season! The Chorus holiday concert schedule has already been set, with performances on three consecutive days: Saturday, December 4th at Crossville First United Methodist Church at 3:00 PM; Sunday, December 5th at Fairfield Glade Community Church at 3:00 PM; and Monday, December 6th at Fairfield Glade United Methodist Church at 7:00 PM. Santa to Visit Volunteer Hearth and Home
12/04/10 | |
Volunteer Hearth and Home Showroom, located on Miller Avenue, will be the site to get your picture taken with Santa on Saturday, December 4th from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. All you have to do is bring a new, unwrapped toy worth $5 or more and receive a CD with several poses of Santa and your child. CD's can be taken to any photo shop and used to print any size or number of photos you like. All toys will go to the Christmas on the Mountain toy drive to benefit kids right here in Cumberland County. For more information, please contact Volunteer Hearth and Home at 456-8614 or Drs. Turney and Boyd at 484-4861. Volunteer Hearth and Home Showroom, located on Miller Avenue, will be the site to get your picture taken with Santa on Saturday, December 4th from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. All you have to do is bring a new, unwrapped toy worth $5 or more and receive a CD with several poses of Santa and your child. CD's can be taken to any photo shop and used to print any size or number of photos you like. All toys will go to the Christmas on the Mountain toy drive to benefit kids right here in Cumberland County. For more information, please contact Volunteer Hearth and Home at 456-8614 or Drs. Turney and Boyd at 484-4861. Free Movie at Rocky Top 10
12/07/10 | |
The public is invited to a free showing of the acclaimed movie, "Get Low", Tuesday, December 7th at 7:00 PM at Rocky Top 10 Cinema. "Get Low" is based on the true story, part legend and part fable, of the Depression-era Tennessee hermit who throws his own funeral "party" while he is still alive. The drama stars Robert Duvall, Sissy Spacek and Bill Murray and has received considerable Oscar buzz. In cooperation with Rocky Top 10, the Cumberland County Film Society is pleased to offer this event as part of its educational mission. The public is invited to a free showing of the acclaimed movie, "Get Low", Tuesday, December 7th at 7:00 PM at Rocky Top 10 Cinema. "Get Low" is based on the true story, part legend and part fable, of the Depression-era Tennessee hermit who throws his own funeral "party" while he is still alive. The drama stars Robert Duvall, Sissy Spacek and Bill Murray and has received considerable Oscar buzz. In cooperation with Rocky Top 10, the Cumberland County Film Society is pleased to offer this event as part of its educational mission. Cumberland County Community Band
12/09/10 | |
Community concert at 7:00 PM; Free admission; at Stone Memorial High School. Community concert at 7:00 PM; Free admission; at Stone Memorial High School. Downtown Christmas Extravaganza
12/09/10 - 12/11/10 | |
Downtown Crossville, Inc. will sponsor a Downtown Christmas Extravaganza on Thursday through Saturday, December 9th through 11th. Stores will be open till 8:00 PM and there will be a Holiday Decorating Contest for participating merchants, Horse Drawn Carriage Rides, Holiday Carolers, Christmas Tree Lighting, all in conjunction with the Christmas Parade on Saturday at 4:30 PM. For more information, please call the Downtown Crossville, Inc. office at 931-787-1324. Downtown Crossville, Inc. will sponsor a Downtown Christmas Extravaganza on Thursday through Saturday, December 9th through 11th. Stores will be open till 8:00 PM and there will be a Holiday Decorating Contest for participating merchants, Horse Drawn Carriage Rides, Holiday Carolers, Christmas Tree Lighting, all in conjunction with the Christmas Parade on Saturday at 4:30 PM. For more information, please call the Downtown Crossville, Inc. office at 931-787-1324. Tartan Terrors Perform at the Playhouse
12/09/10 | |
The Tartan Terrors will provide a fun-filled evening of Celtic music, Scottish Dance, rock and roll and unique Scottish humor on the Mainstage of the Cumberland County Playhouse December 9th at 8:00 PM. Tickets are $27.00 for adults and $13.00 for children and students. Please call the box office for ticket information at 484-5000. The Tartan Terrors will provide a fun-filled evening of Celtic music, Scottish Dance, rock and roll and unique Scottish humor on the Mainstage of the Cumberland County Playhouse December 9th at 8:00 PM. Tickets are $27.00 for adults and $13.00 for children and students. Please call the box office for ticket information at 484-5000. Savor the Flavor Dessert Benefit
12/09/10 | |
A "dessert social" to benefit Youth Achievement Foundation, Inc. will be held at the Art Circle Public Library on Thursday, December 9th from 2:30 to 6:30 PM. The tickets are $10.00. Youth Achievement Foundation, Inc. funds Junior Achievement of Cumberland County, which are educational programs for all different grade levels that teach lessons about personal finance, entrepreneurship, and economics. A portion of the proceeds from this event will also benefit the Bread of Life's "Pennies from Heaven" campaign. For more information, please call 931-459-2265. A "dessert social" to benefit Youth Achievement Foundation, Inc. will be held at the Art Circle Public Library on Thursday, December 9th from 2:30 to 6:30 PM. The tickets are $10.00. Youth Achievement Foundation, Inc. funds Junior Achievement of Cumberland County, which are educational programs for all different grade levels that teach lessons about personal finance, entrepreneurship, and economics. A portion of the proceeds from this event will also benefit the Bread of Life's "Pennies from Heaven" campaign. For more information, please call 931-459-2265. Crossville Christmas Parade
12/11/10 | |
Every year the Crossville Christmas Parade is sure to excite all ages. This year's theme is "Wonders of Christmas". From dancing lights, lots of decorated Christmas trees, and the big man in the red suit himself. The 2010 Christmas Parade will start at 4:30 PM. For more information call 931-484-6133. Every year the Crossville Christmas Parade is sure to excite all ages. This year's theme is "Wonders of Christmas". From dancing lights, lots of decorated Christmas trees, and the big man in the red suit himself. The 2010 Christmas Parade will start at 4:30 PM. For more information call 931-484-6133. Santa Claus to Visit Arcy Acres Christmas Tree Farm
12/11/10 | |
Pick out your Christmas tree and get your picture made with Santa, as he visits Arcy Acres from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM on Saturday, December 11th. For more information, please call 931-788-0455. Pick out your Christmas tree and get your picture made with Santa, as he visits Arcy Acres from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM on Saturday, December 11th. For more information, please call 931-788-0455. 39th Annual Cumberland County Chess Championship
12/11/10 | |
The 39th Annual Cumberland County Chess Championship will be held on December 11th at the Cumberland County Community Complex, and is open to anyone of any age who is a resident of or works in Cumberland County. The entry fee is $5.00 or free to current Cumberland County Chess Club members. Registration will be from 7:30 to 8:30 AM and rounds will be from 9:00 AM until 4:00 PM. Please send all entries to Harry D. Sabine at PO Box 381, Crossville, TN 38557 or call 931-484-9593. For more information, visit www.cumberlandcountychess.com. The 39th Annual Cumberland County Chess Championship will be held on December 11th at the Cumberland County Community Complex, and is open to anyone of any age who is a resident of or works in Cumberland County. The entry fee is $5.00 or free to current Cumberland County Chess Club members. Registration will be from 7:30 to 8:30 AM and rounds will be from 9:00 AM until 4:00 PM. Please send all entries to Harry D. Sabine at PO Box 381, Crossville, TN 38557 or call 931-484-9593. For more information, visit www.cumberlandcountychess.com. The Big South Fork Opry Performance at the Palace
12/11/10 | |
The Big South Fork Opry would like to invite you to a performance at the historic Palace Theater in beautiful downtown Crossville, Tennessee. The heartbeat of the show is classic country music, with western, a little gospel and just a blade of bluegrass mingled in; the comedic character of Wetwood Dalton is refreshing. The two hour show starts at 7:00 PM Central time and tickets are $10.00. For more information please call the Palace Theater at 931-484-6133. The Big South Fork Opry would like to invite you to a performance at the historic Palace Theater in beautiful downtown Crossville, Tennessee. The heartbeat of the show is classic country music, with western, a little gospel and just a blade of bluegrass mingled in; the comedic character of Wetwood Dalton is refreshing. The two hour show starts at 7:00 PM Central time and tickets are $10.00. For more information please call the Palace Theater at 931-484-6133. Stone Memorial Choir Hosts Christmas Concert/Pancake Breakfast
12/11/10 | |
The Stone Memorial High School choir will be hosting an "All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast" Christmas Concert for the community on Saturday, December 11th at 9:00 AM in the SMHS cafeteria. Tickets are $10.00 and children five and under eat for free. Tickets must be purchased prior to the event by calling 484-5767. The Stone Memorial High School choir will be hosting an "All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast" Christmas Concert for the community on Saturday, December 11th at 9:00 AM in the SMHS cafeteria. Tickets are $10.00 and children five and under eat for free. Tickets must be purchased prior to the event by calling 484-5767. Rotary Club Chili Cookoff
12/11/10 | |
The Crossville Breakfast Rotary Club will hold its 24th chili cookoff on Saturday, December 11th at the Crossville Depot. The entry fee is $50.00 and first prize wins $300.00. For more information, call Norm Westerbuhr at 456-6255 or Robbie Safdie at 337-1003. The Crossville Breakfast Rotary Club will hold its 24th chili cookoff on Saturday, December 11th at the Crossville Depot. The entry fee is $50.00 and first prize wins $300.00. For more information, call Norm Westerbuhr at 456-6255 or Robbie Safdie at 337-1003. Fourth Annual Homestead Christmas Tour
12/11/10 - 12/12/10 | |
Christmas tours of historic Homesteads homes, Tower Museum and the Museum House, all decorated for Christmas, will be available beginning December 1st. Tickets for the self-guided tours are $10.00 for adults and $6.00 for children ages six to twelve, and are available at the Tower Museum. Christmas tours of historic Homesteads homes, Tower Museum and the Museum House, all decorated for Christmas, will be available beginning December 1st. Tickets for the self-guided tours are $10.00 for adults and $6.00 for children ages six to twelve, and are available at the Tower Museum. Christmas Music Sunday at First United Methodist Church
12/12/10 | |
The First United Methodist Church will be having a Christmas Music Sunday on December 12th with His Kids Ringers and Singers at 8:45 AM, the Youth Praise Team and His Kids Singers at 10:00 AM and the Christmas Cantata with the Chancel Choir, Choral Bells and Youth Bells at 6:00 PM. For more information, please contact First United Methodist Church at 484-3537 or visit crossvillefumc.com. The First United Methodist Church will be having a Christmas Music Sunday on December 12th with His Kids Ringers and Singers at 8:45 AM, the Youth Praise Team and His Kids Singers at 10:00 AM and the Christmas Cantata with the Chancel Choir, Choral Bells and Youth Bells at 6:00 PM. For more information, please contact First United Methodist Church at 484-3537 or visit crossvillefumc.com. Christmas Variety Show
12/18/10 | |
The Fair Park Senior Center will host a Christmas Variety Show with Wayne & Ruth Lucas & Friends, at the Palace Theatre on December 18th at 7:00 PM. A great show for the entire family! Hosted by 102.5 and Mix 99.3 radio personality Gordon Stack. Tickets are $10.00, available at Fair Park Senior Center, Palace Theatre, Good Ole Rocky Top Realty, Crossville Depot and Forte's Restaurant. For more information or to reserve tickets call 931-248-2487. Present show ticket before December 18th at Forte's and get 10% off your purchase. The Fair Park Senior Center will host a Christmas Variety Show with Wayne & Ruth Lucas & Friends, at the Palace Theatre on December 18th at 7:00 PM. A great show for the entire family! Hosted by 102.5 and Mix 99.3 radio personality Gordon Stack. Tickets are $10.00, available at Fair Park Senior Center, Palace Theatre, Good Ole Rocky Top Realty, Crossville Depot and Forte's Restaurant. For more information or to reserve tickets call 931-248-2487. Present show ticket before December 18th at Forte's and get 10% off your purchase.  29°F View Forecast Thursday, December 2, 2010
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