Upcoming Events
Featured Events
Wine Club Event at Windy Hill
Join us in the Windy Hill Garden and discover a variety of floral wines. From chamomile blends in Sauvignon Blanc to delicate lavender and rose aromas in Pinot Noir. Each paired with seasonal bites fresh from our garden.
Historic Downtown Lenoir City's Nights on Broadway
Join the Historic Downtown Lenoir City Merchant’s Assocation for Nights on Broadway on Saturday, May 18th from 5:00pm-9:00pm. Enjoy an evening full of food, live music, shopping, and fun!! A Kid’s Zone Bouncy House and Obstacle Course will be set up for the kids to enjoy while you shop around downtown and visit the local crafters and vendors set up.
Windy Hill Farm and Preserve’s Live Music at Wilder
Join Windy Hill Farm and Preserve for Live Music at Wilder. Come enjoy a delicious chef prepared meal and stay for a live performance by Jay Clark.
Lenoir City’s 24th Annual Rockin’ the Docks
Mark your calendar for Lenoir City’s 24th annual Rockin’ the Docks on May 25th from 5PM - 10PM. Enjoy live music, food and fireworks.
Great Smoky Mountain Senior Classic Softball Tournament
The 2024 ISSA Senior Smoky will include both men's and women's teams and will be played at multiple locations include Loudon Municipal Park. Loudon County, TN offers a number of hotel and lodging options. Plan your stay by visiting our Eat & Sleep page.
Lenoir City Arts & Crafts Festival
The Lenoir City Arts & Crafts Festival is a tradition in Loudon County that has garnered the respect and support of the community and the region.
The Local Honeys at The Watchhouse
Join Windy Hill Farm and Preserve for live music at The Watchhouse. Come enjoy a delicious chef prepared meal and stay for a live performance by The Local Honeys.
Women’s Wellness Retreat
WOMEN’S WELLNESS RETREAT JUNE 6 – 9, 2024
Give yourself three days to inhale Mother Nature’s gifts at Windy Hill Farm and Preserve, exhale anything congesting your road to happiness, and relax to receive your enlightenment of joy.
Rediscover yourself through rest, play, self-care, and learning in a sisterhood of like-minded women.
Amanda Fields and Megan McCormick at Wilder
Join Windy Hill Farm and Preserve for Live Music at Wilder. Come enjoy a delicious chef prepared meal and stay for a live performance by Amanda Fields and Megan McCormick.
Jill Andrews & Lanhorne Slim at the Granary
Windy Hill Farm and Preserve welcomes you for a beautiful summer evening of music on the farm featuring Jill Andrews and Langhorne Slim. Both artists will perform full sets and collaborate on a few tunes. Enjoy live music, stunning views, and delicious food from our Granary kitchen. Book all-inclusive lodging and receive VIP access to the show!
Zoë Nutt at Wilder
Join Windy Hill Farm and Preserve for Live Music at Wilder. Come enjoy a delicious chef prepared meal and stay for a live performance by Zoe Nutt.
Lenoir City’s 24th Annual Rockin’ the Docks
Mark your calendar for Lenoir City’s 24th annual Rockin’ the Docks on June 29th, 2024. Enjoy live music, food and fireworks.
Black Jacket Symphony Presents Jimmy Buffett
Experience the vibrant melodies of Jimmy Buffett's 'Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes' performed live by The Black Jacket Symphony against the picturesque backdrop of the Tennessee National Marina's waterfront.
Chatham County Line at The Watchouse
Join Windy Hill Farm and Preserve for live music at The Watchhouse. Come enjoy a delicious chef prepared meal and stay for a live performance by Chatham County Line.
Erick Baker at Windy Hill Farm and Preserve
Tickets on sale now for a live performance by Erick Baker and his full band at the Granary on Saturday, August 3rd. Enjoy live music, stunning views, and delicious food from our Granary kitchen.
Yarn in concert at The Watchhouse
Join Windy Hill Farm and Preserve for live music at The Watchhouse. Come enjoy a delicious chef prepared meal and stay for a live performance by Yarn.
Wayne Graham at the Watchhouse
Join Windy Hill Farm and Preserve for Concerts at the Watchhouse with Wayne Graham. Experience an up-close concert on the patio with a stunning backdrop of the farm and delicious food from the Wilder Kitchen. Wayne Graham is a four-piece Kentucky band founded by brothers Kenny and Hayden Miles.
TN Valley Winery Summer Concert Series
Tennessee Valley Winery will be hosting their first concert series of the season on Saturday, May 4th from 6:30pm-9:30pm. Musical talent, Ben Schuster, will be providing the entertainment. A food truck will be on site and wine will be available to purchase.
Bluestem Hollow Market and Farm Party
Join Bluestem Hollow on May 4th and enjoy live music, food and local vendors. The farm is situated on 350 acres of holistically managed grassland with an organic market garden and flock of pastured laying hens in Greenback, TN.
Windy Hill Farm and Preserve's Live Music at Wilder
Join Windy Hill Farm and Preserve for dinner at Wilder and stay to enjoy live music by The Montvales. Make reservations by visiting Windy Hill Farm’s website.
Historic Downtown Lenoir City Merchant’s Spring Fling
Join the Historic Downtown Lenoir City Merchant's for their annual Spring Fling Event! Enjoy an evening featuring great vendors, food trucks, shopping, and more!! Visit Downtown Lenoir City on Saturday May 20th between 4pm-8pm to take part in the fun.
Tennessee Valley Winery's St Patrick's Day Dinner Party
Join Tennessee Valley Winery for a St. Patrick’s Day Dinner on Saturday, March 16th at 7pm featuring Internationally acclaimed MC-DJ, Duane Rockwell! Tickets are $45.00 a person and include a welcome cocktail, three glasses of wine, and an Irish inspired meal. Call the Winery at 865-986-5147 to reserve your spot!
East Tennessee Polar Plunge
Registration is now open for the 2024 East Tennessee Polar Plunge event taking place in Vonore on Monday January 1st at 12PM.
When you register, you will receive a souvenir 2024 East TN Polar Plunge long-sleeve T-shirt and be automatically entered into our Ruler of the Ice Costume Contest. Don your zaniest, funniest and most creative costumes! First place will take home an awesome prize and will be crowned as the annual Ice King or Queen of the East TN Polar Plunge!
The costume contest will begin at approximately 11:40 a.m. and the winner will be announced right before the Polar Plunge.
Proceeds benefit Keep Monroe County Beautiful. A non-profit dedicated to promoting public awareness and interest in maintaining a clean, beautiful environment.
New Year’s Eve on the Farm
Ring in 2024 With Windy Hill
Quickly becoming an annual favorite, Windy Hill’s New Year’s Eve celebration on the Farm rings in 2024 with farm fresh dining, live music, a champagne toast and the warmth of family and friends. Your stay includes:
– Five-course chef’s tasting dinner Saturday night
– Live music and champagne toast New Year’s Eve
– New Year’s Day brunch
– Fun games and activities throughout
Reserve online or call for more details. *Two-night stay required.
Halloween Town
Back for the 2nd year, the popular Halloween Town festival takes place in downtown Lenoir City from 6PM - 9PM on October 28th, 2023.
Carolina Story at Windy Hill
Friday on the Wilder Patio
With Ben hailing from Arkansas and Emily originally from South Dakota, the two musicians first crossed paths at college in Memphis and formed the band early on in their courtship. Over the next decade, Carolina Story built a passionate grassroots following by touring all over the country and performing stripped-down live sets that included using a hardshell suitcase as a kick drum, eventually making their Grand Ole Opry debut in 2014.
Music will start around 8:00. Make a reservation for Windy Hill’s all-new 4-course dinner or join for a drink or a bite from their Pub Menu and just enjoy the music! Call 865-657-1700 for more details.
Brent Cobb in Concert
The Grammy nominated artist and songwriter Bren Cobb will be on the Granary Stage Saturday, October 21 as part of his Southern Star Tour.
Bill and the Belles at Windy Hill
Friday on the Wilder Patio
Bill and the Belles is a Johnson City, TN-based band known for combining a stringband format with their signature harmonies, candid songwriting, and pop sensibilities. Their delightfully deadpan new album, Happy Again, is full of life, humor, and tongue-in-cheek explorations of love and loss. The group has a knack for saying sad things with a bit of a smirk, and anyone who’s been to one of their shows can attest that you leave feeling lighter and refreshed.
Music will start around 8:00. Make a reservation for Windy Hill’s all-new 4-course dinner or join for a drink or a bite from their Pub Menu and just enjoy the music! Call 865-657-1700 for more details.
Angela Autumn at Windy Hill
Friday on the Wilder Patio
Angela Autumn is an indie and bluegrass singer-songwriter from Zelienople, Pennsylvania. She has written and recorded out of Nashville, TN since 2019. Accompanied by her distinctly droning open-tuned guitar, Angela harkens to the sounds of artists like Joni Mitchell. A homespun sensibility is the center of her lyrical craft.
Music will start around 8:00. Make a reservation for Windy Hill’s all-new 4-course dinner or join for a drink or a bite from their Pub Menu and just enjoy the music! Call 865-657-1700 for more details.
Columbus' Pinta Ship in Lenoir City
Tour Columbus’ Pinta Ship docked in Lenoir City at Fort Loudon Marina
October 13 - Tuesday October 17th.
5200 City Park Drive Lenoir City, TN 37772
You can book a tour anytime from 9am-5pm on days the ships is in port.
Self guided tours.
No reservations.
For more details please visit: https://ninapinta.org/index.html
Amanda Fields and Megan Mccormick at Windy Hill
Friday on the Wilder Patio
Amanda Fields and Megan McCormick have both been mainstays in the East Nashville music scene for years. McCormick is best known for her inventive guitar work and playing with people like Jenny Lewis, Connor Oberst, and Michelle Branch; Fields for her sweet singing and Appalachian-tinged songwriting.
Music will start around 8:00. Make a reservation for Windy Hill’s all-new 4-course dinner or join for a drink or a bite from their Pub Menu and just enjoy the music! Call 865-657-1700 for more details.
Dead Man's Farm Opening Night
This year marks 15 Years of Fear at Dead Man's Farm in Philadelphia, TN. Get your tickets to The Haunt and experience Bludgeon Haunted House, Clowns of the Corn and midway mini attraction escape rooms. Fire performers and food trucks are at Dead Man's nightly.
Maple Lane Corn Maze Opening Day
Friday evening, September 29th will mark the 25th consecutive year that Maple Lane Farms will open its Corn Maze and other “agritainment” activities that include tractor-pulled hayrides (daytime and nighttime), pumpkin picking, inflatables for the kids, music, corn hole, food vendors, photo ops, sunflower fields, and other wholesome family fun to the public!
Full Moon Cemetery Tour
Old Steekee Cemetery is known as one of Tennessee’s most historical graveyards, where tour goers view headstones of accomplished 1790’s pioneers and highly unusual characters. Bonus stops include the old John Blair “Haunted House,” the Steekee Cherokee Village & the hanging tree, site of two horrific lynchings during the 1880’s.
Please wear comfortable shoes and bring a flashlight.
Deep Well Farm Opening Day
Deep Well Farm’s Fall Season begins on September 23rd. Enjoy wagon rides to the pumpkin patch, a huge playground, corn maze and more.
Downtown Loudon History Tour
This tour stops at numerous sites dating back 200 years, sharing the unique story of a town shaped by its Cherokee Indian roots, it’s River setting along with three distinct eras of pioneer development.
Learn about historical sites and interesting stories at the buildings and homes in downtown Loudon during this walking tour. Sites include the Blair's Ferry Storehouse, Carmichael Inn, Loudon County Courthouse, Historic Train Depot and many more unique sites.
Please wear comfortable shoes
The 2023 National Campground Revival
THE 2023 NATIONAL CAMPGROUND REVIVAL GREENBACK, TENNESSEE
Celebrating 150 Years
September 10-14, 2023
The first camp meeting was held September 1873 and has run 150 years consecutively. The purpose of the meeting is the same as it was in 1873, to bring unity to the community. We are the Family of God, first and foremost no matter what our denomination. It is very important for Christians to stand up for what is right today and hold firmly to Biblical truths in our lives, community, schools and country. Evil forces are rising up against Christian principles. God is our answer in this troubled world. The National Campground Revival is where we can come together as brothers and sisters in Christ in the unity of the Holy Spirit and bonds of peace. May God bless these meetings and all who attend.
Brother Ronnie Phelps, from Dotson Memorial Baptist Church, will lead the congregational singing and there will be music from special groups. This year’s revival will start on Sunday night and goes through Thursday night. (September 10-14). Services will begin at 7:00 pm. each night.
Sept. 10: Rev. Charles Bailey, retired Baptist
Sept. 11: Rev. Todd Chancey, Alcoa First United Methodist Church
Sept. 12: Rev. Doug Haag, retired Friends
Sept. 13: Rev. Jordan Davis, Marble Hill Baptist
Sept. 14: Rev. John Hunn, First Baptist Lenoir City
Directions to the National Campground Meeting:
From Maryville or Lenoir City travel 321 to highway 95 south, go 3.5 miles south to National Campground Road, turn right, go 0.3 miles turn left on King Road, the Campground is on the right.
From Vonore or Old Niles Ferry area travel 411 to East Tellico Parkway, travel 6 miles to National Campground Road, turn right travel 0.8 mile to King Road turn right, the Campground is on the right.
No lawn chairs required. The Unitia Free Holiness Church donated their revival church pews
and pulpit to the National Camp Ground.
Additional information:
Jimmy Guider phone 865-236-2712, Email - Jimmys1940@comcast.net
The 2023 National Campground Revival
THE 2023 NATIONAL CAMPGROUND REVIVAL GREENBACK, TENNESSEE
Celebrating 150 Years
September 10-14, 2023
The first camp meeting was held September 1873 and has run 150 years consecutively. The purpose of the meeting is the same as it was in 1873, to bring unity to the community. We are the Family of God, first and foremost no matter what our denomination. It is very important for Christians to stand up for what is right today and hold firmly to Biblical truths in our lives, community, schools and country. Evil forces are rising up against Christian principles. God is our answer in this troubled world. The National Campground Revival is where we can come together as brothers and sisters in Christ in the unity of the Holy Spirit and bonds of peace. May God bless these meetings and all who attend.
Brother Ronnie Phelps, from Dotson Memorial Baptist Church, will lead the congregational singing and there will be music from special groups. This year’s revival will start on Sunday night and goes through Thursday night. (September 10-14). Services will begin at 7:00 pm. each night.
Sept. 10: Rev. Charles Bailey, retired Baptist
Sept. 11: Rev. Todd Chancey, Alcoa First United Methodist Church
Sept. 12: Rev. Doug Haag, retired Friends
Sept. 13: Rev. Jordan Davis, Marble Hill Baptist
Sept. 14: Rev. John Hunn, First Baptist Lenoir City
Directions to the National Campground Meeting:
From Maryville or Lenoir City travel 321 to highway 95 south, go 3.5 miles south to National Campground Road, turn right, go 0.3 miles turn left on King Road, the Campground is on the right.
From Vonore or Old Niles Ferry area travel 411 to East Tellico Parkway, travel 6 miles to National Campground Road, turn right travel 0.8 mile to King Road turn right, the Campground is on the right.
No lawn chairs required. The Unitia Free Holiness Church donated their revival church pews
and pulpit to the National Camp Ground.
Additional information:
Jimmy Guider phone 865-236-2712, Email - Jimmys1940@comcast.net
The 2023 National Campground Revival
THE 2023 NATIONAL CAMPGROUND REVIVAL GREENBACK, TENNESSEE
Celebrating 150 Years
September 10-14, 2023
The first camp meeting was held September 1873 and has run 150 years consecutively. The purpose of the meeting is the same as it was in 1873, to bring unity to the community. We are the Family of God, first and foremost no matter what our denomination. It is very important for Christians to stand up for what is right today and hold firmly to Biblical truths in our lives, community, schools and country. Evil forces are rising up against Christian principles. God is our answer in this troubled world. The National Campground Revival is where we can come together as brothers and sisters in Christ in the unity of the Holy Spirit and bonds of peace. May God bless these meetings and all who attend.
Brother Ronnie Phelps, from Dotson Memorial Baptist Church, will lead the congregational singing and there will be music from special groups. This year’s revival will start on Sunday night and goes through Thursday night. (September 10-14). Services will begin at 7:00 pm. each night.
Sept. 10: Rev. Charles Bailey, retired Baptist
Sept. 11: Rev. Todd Chancey, Alcoa First United Methodist Church
Sept. 12: Rev. Doug Haag, retired Friends
Sept. 13: Rev. Jordan Davis, Marble Hill Baptist
Sept. 14: Rev. John Hunn, First Baptist Lenoir City
Directions to the National Campground Meeting:
From Maryville or Lenoir City travel 321 to highway 95 south, go 3.5 miles south to National Campground Road, turn right, go 0.3 miles turn left on King Road, the Campground is on the right.
From Vonore or Old Niles Ferry area travel 411 to East Tellico Parkway, travel 6 miles to National Campground Road, turn right travel 0.8 mile to King Road turn right, the Campground is on the right.
No lawn chairs required. The Unitia Free Holiness Church donated their revival church pews
and pulpit to the National Camp Ground.
Additional information:
Jimmy Guider phone 865-236-2712, Email - Jimmys1940@comcast.net
The 2023 National Campground Revival
THE 2023 NATIONAL CAMPGROUND REVIVAL GREENBACK, TENNESSEE
Celebrating 150 Years
September 10-14, 2023
The first camp meeting was held September 1873 and has run 150 years consecutively. The purpose of the meeting is the same as it was in 1873, to bring unity to the community. We are the Family of God, first and foremost no matter what our denomination. It is very important for Christians to stand up for what is right today and hold firmly to Biblical truths in our lives, community, schools and country. Evil forces are rising up against Christian principles. God is our answer in this troubled world. The National Campground Revival is where we can come together as brothers and sisters in Christ in the unity of the Holy Spirit and bonds of peace. May God bless these meetings and all who attend.
Brother Ronnie Phelps, from Dotson Memorial Baptist Church, will lead the congregational singing and there will be music from special groups. This year’s revival will start on Sunday night and goes through Thursday night. (September 10-14). Services will begin at 7:00 pm. each night.
Sept. 10: Rev. Charles Bailey, retired Baptist
Sept. 11: Rev. Todd Chancey, Alcoa First United Methodist Church
Sept. 12: Rev. Doug Haag, retired Friends
Sept. 13: Rev. Jordan Davis, Marble Hill Baptist
Sept. 14: Rev. John Hunn, First Baptist Lenoir City
Directions to the National Campground Meeting:
From Maryville or Lenoir City travel 321 to highway 95 south, go 3.5 miles south to National Campground Road, turn right, go 0.3 miles turn left on King Road, the Campground is on the right.
From Vonore or Old Niles Ferry area travel 411 to East Tellico Parkway, travel 6 miles to National Campground Road, turn right travel 0.8 mile to King Road turn right, the Campground is on the right.
No lawn chairs required. The Unitia Free Holiness Church donated their revival church pews
and pulpit to the National Camp Ground.
Additional information:
Jimmy Guider phone 865-236-2712, Email - Jimmys1940@comcast.net
The 2023 National Campground Revival
THE 2023 NATIONAL CAMPGROUND REVIVAL GREENBACK, TENNESSEE
Celebrating 150 Years
September 10-14, 2023
The first camp meeting was held September 1873 and has run 150 years consecutively. The purpose of the meeting is the same as it was in 1873, to bring unity to the community. We are the Family of God, first and foremost no matter what our denomination. It is very important for Christians to stand up for what is right today and hold firmly to Biblical truths in our lives, community, schools and country. Evil forces are rising up against Christian principles. God is our answer in this troubled world. The National Campground Revival is where we can come together as brothers and sisters in Christ in the unity of the Holy Spirit and bonds of peace. May God bless these meetings and all who attend.
Brother Ronnie Phelps, from Dotson Memorial Baptist Church, will lead the congregational singing and there will be music from special groups. This year’s revival will start on Sunday night and goes through Thursday night. (September 10-14). Services will begin at 7:00 pm. each night.
Sept. 10: Rev. Charles Bailey, retired Baptist
Sept. 11: Rev. Todd Chancey, Alcoa First United Methodist Church
Sept. 12: Rev. Doug Haag, retired Friends
Sept. 13: Rev. Jordan Davis, Marble Hill Baptist
Sept. 14: Rev. John Hunn, First Baptist Lenoir City
Directions to the National Campground Meeting:
From Maryville or Lenoir City travel 321 to highway 95 south, go 3.5 miles south to National Campground Road, turn right, go 0.3 miles turn left on King Road, the Campground is on the right.
From Vonore or Old Niles Ferry area travel 411 to East Tellico Parkway, travel 6 miles to National Campground Road, turn right travel 0.8 mile to King Road turn right, the Campground is on the right.
No lawn chairs required. The Unitia Free Holiness Church donated their revival church pews
and pulpit to the National Camp Ground.
Additional information:
Jimmy Guider phone 865-236-2712, Email - Jimmys1940@comcast.net
Tunnel to Tower 5k Race
Born from the tragedy of 9/11, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation carries forward a legacy of courage and heroism. Built upon the mantra, “While we have time, LET US DO GOOD,” the Foundation supports our nation’s fallen and catastrophically injured first responders, military heroes, and their families.
Dove Season Opening Day
Opening Day is an annual tradition at Windy Hill Farm and Preserve. Join them for a day of camaraderie, wild birds and great food. Cap it all off with some great live music. Hunt, food, music and activities are all included for our overnight guests.
Pro Wakeboard Tour
Get ready for an adrenaline-fueled weekend at the Pro Wakeboard Tour event in Lenoir City, Tennessee! On August 25-26, 2023, the world’s top wakeboarders will gather to showcase their skills and push the limits of the sport.
Pro Wakeboard Tour
Get ready for an adrenaline-fueled weekend at the Pro Wakeboard Tour event in Lenoir City, Tennessee! On August 25-26, 2023, the world’s top wakeboarders will gather to showcase their skills and push the limits of the sport.
Erick Baker in Concert at The Granary
Erick Baker in concert at The Granary. Windy Hill Farm and Preserve will host its second annual Concert Series featuring music from regional and nationally recognized artists live on the Granary Stage at the newly opened East Tennessee resort.