FESTIVALS AND EVENTS IN PIGEON FORGE

Pigeon Forge events are one of many reasons families keep coming back to the Smoky Mountains. Pigeon Forge, TN, has a number of amazing festivals, dinner shows, parades, car shows, and concerts that would make a great addition to your next visit, whether you’re planning months ahead or looking for something to do this weekend. Visitors and locals also mark their calendars for seasonal holidays and events that return each year to Pigeon Forge, inviting everyone to delight in the sights and sounds of each season.

Use the calendar below to browse events in Pigeon Forge this weekend, or switch between List, Month, Day, or Photo view to find what’s happening on the exact dates of your trip. New events are added throughout the year, so it’s worth checking back before you finalize your plans.

⚠️ Throughout the year there are certain events that cause traffic delays. Please remember, when there’s a car show or parade in Pigeon Forge, there will be traffic congestion and delays. Most of our guests sit back and enjoy the show; however we suggest noting the dates of these events when planning your visit. MORE INFO
  • Inside the Murdaugh Murders – Alcatraz East

    A modern American tragedy. A Lowcountry dynasty. A story that gripped the nation. When Mandy Matney released the first episode of her investigative podcast, The Murdaugh Murders, she began to unravel a carefully crafted web of suspicious circumstances and crimes that exposed the darkest secrets of the powerful Murdaugh family. Matney explored not only the […]

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    Alcatraz East – Homeschool Days

    FALLing for crime history! Join us for Homeschool Days at Alcatraz East Crime Museum in September and October 2027! ✏] Homeschool families can explore forensic science, crime history, and law enforcement through interactive exhibits and real artifacts all at a special rate during this event. Admission is just $12 +tax per person at the door, […]

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    Trick-or-Treehouse: A Spooktacular Celebration

    “We Have Been Spook-ified! Get ready for our Trick or Treehouse: A Spook-tacular Celebration. Selena Squirrel wanted to show her forest friends a spook-peak of her Trick-or-Treehouse: Doesn't it look boo-tastic?! Just look at her dazzling displays and carved pumpkins! She sure knows how to get into the Autumn spirit - there's nothing like the […]

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    Hatfield & McCoy Fall Feudin’ Fiasco

    The feudin’ families are getting into the fall spirit! 🍂 NEW this fall, Hatfield & McCoy’s Fall Feudin’ Fiasco puts a seasonal twist on the popular Pigeon Forge dinner show. From September 11 through November 5, guests can enjoy festive fall fun, seasonal surprises and plenty of harvest hollerin’ alongside the Hatfields and McCoys. The […]

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    Great Pumpkin LumiNights at Dollywood

    Great Pumpkin LumiNights, presented by Covenant Health, is just one of the fun things to see and do at the annual Dollywood Harvest Festival. Dollywood's Great Pumpkin LumiNights features spectacularly lit pumpkin displays throughout Dollywood park, which glow with...

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    Rowdy Bear’s Boo Park & Bash

    Celebrate Halloween in Pigeon Forge with a brand-new family-friendly experience at Rowdy Bear’s Smoky Mountain Funpark! From September 18 through October 31, Rowdy Bear transforms into Boo Park, a festive Fall-O-Ween experience filled with Halloween décor, themed treats, photo opportunities and spooky fun without the fright. On select Tuesday, Friday and Saturday nights, Boo Park […]

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    Autumn in the Smokies at The Island

    The Island’s Newest Seasonal Experience showcases Autumn’s GLOW at The Island September 21 – November 15, 2026. This experience combines the rich natural beauty of autumn in the Smokies with […]

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    Titanic – Breast Cancer Awareness Month

    Come see our Pink Flamingos! For the eighth year, Titanic’s iconic, giant ship will mount a 15 ft. pink ribbon calling attention to the annual Breast Cancer Awareness Month campaign at the Titanic Museum Attraction. In addition the museum will honor 46 passengers who survived Titanic, but were later claimed by cancer – 7 were victims of breast cancer. Outside […]

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