Powered by Blogger.
RSS

[aabusiness] Gatlinburg's Fine Arts Festival

 

Article Title: Gatlinburg's Fine Arts Festival
Author Name: Jim Watson
=============================
DO NOT REPLY TO THIS MESSAGE.
=============================
Please email the author at: stoneoakweb@mac.com to let him know
where the article will be placed. Thank you!
Email: stoneoakweb@mac.com
Word Count: 514
Category:: travel
Copyright Date: 2011
Web Address: http://www.timbercreekcabins.com
Reprint Instructions: Article must be reproduced in its
entirety: nothing edited, removed or added. Reproducing any
segment or section of this article within any other written piece
or article without the author prior, written consent is violation
of U.S. Copyright Law. No portion of this content is to be used
for commercial for-profit use by anyone other than the author.
Resource box/bio and copyright date must be included when
reprinting this article. Live links must be given to any URLs
within the article and/or resource box. Do not list your own site
as the original publisher of this article. Do not direct visitors
to link to your site or other sites in place of the author's
site. Email notification of where the article will be used to
gain reprint permission.
===========================================
Gatlinburg's Fine Arts Festival
By: Jim Watson © 2011, All Rights Reserved

Bring together over 60 top artists from across the United States,
place them amidst the matchless beauty of the Smoky Mountains,
add a little Appalachian entertainment and stir. The result is
the prestigious Seventh Annual Gatlinburg Fine Arts Festival to
be held Saturday and Sunday, May 14-15, 2011.

Arrive early and attend the reception to be held on the evening
of Friday, May 13 - "A Night with the Artists Party." This
meet-and-greet is the ideal opportunity for you to interact with
the artists and talk about their work.

If you've never attended the festival in previous years, you can
look forward to encountering an ideal showcase for established
fine artists. This enlightening two-day, outdoor street fair
introduces you to some of the area's most breathtaking artistry
and natural scenery. Wander along River Road beside the Little
Pigeon River on the grounds of the Ripley's Aquarium. Here, at
the Aquarium Plaza, you will see only peer-approved work as
selected by a jury of 16. High- quality artists and artisans
display basketry, ceramics, digital art, glasswork, jewelry,
paintings, photography, sculpture, watercolors, woodwork and
various other types of mixed media.

Stroll leisurely through the grounds while you listen to local
musicians performing charming Appalachian traditional tunes.
Dancers will also catch your eye with bright costumes bouncing
with each step. Nearby, you can watch while over 300 artisans
from the Craft Guild of the Southern Highlands demonstrate their
finely honed skills.

Watch as they craft pottery right before your eyes. Look on as
talented craftsmen demonstrate both simple and complex spinning,
knitting and crocheting techniques.

And the little ones? They haven't been forgotten. The
Gatlinburg Fine Arts Festival is truly a fun family event,
offering a wide range of programs for children of all ages. Your
child can have his or her face painted or contribute a special
touch to a giant aquarium-themed mural. While you browse the
grounds of the event, sign your child up for a free art class.
Kids will learn how to make "art robots," fused glass tiles and
even traditional corn dollies.

Getting hungry? No problem. The Gatlinburg Fine Arts Festival
provides you with local foods designed to satisfy your appetite.
Stop and sample cuisine from any of the food booths filled with
all-American classics, including hamburgers, hot dogs and other
popular fair cuisine. Or grab some barbecue and picnic by the
banks of the Little Pigeon River.

Attending the seventh Annual Gatlinburg Fine Arts Festival is
absolutely free, but donations are accepted. Please be generous,
as the money goes to support two worthy local causes: the
Gatlinburg Boys & Girls Club art program and the renowned visual
arts center, Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts. Be generous, as
well, in your shopping. The money you pay supports the ongoing
work of talented American artists.

Where else but the Gatlinburg Fine Arts Festival can you support
a good cause, admire superb local art and have a fun-filled
family weekend? Come for the art, then book a cozy log cabin and
stay for the beauty of the Smokies.
Jim Watson is Owner of Timbercreek Cabins offering lodging near
Pigeon Forge. Cabin rentals are now available. Visit
http://www.timbercreekcabins.com today for a complete listing of
cabin rentals.

__._,_.___
Recent Activity:
########################################################


Looking For Quality Content?

The Syndicator provides free, quality syndicated articles
for your website that are automatically updated each week.

Syndication feeds include:

Business/Sales
Internet Marketing/Promotion
Web Design/Development
Biz Tips
Web Design Tips
Home & Family Matters
Dinner Ideas
Health & Fitness
Horoscopes
AngelVoice
Headlines
and more...

http://www.web-source.net/syndicator.htm

########################################################


Post Articles: mailto:aabusiness@yahoogroups.com
Subscribe: mailto:aabusiness-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
Unsubscribe: mailto:aabusiness-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
Change subscription: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/aabusiness
List owner: mailto:aabusiness-owner@yahoogroups.com
.

__,_._,___

  • Digg
  • Del.icio.us
  • StumbleUpon
  • Reddit
  • RSS

0 comments:

Post a Comment