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GREENEVILLE, Tenn. -- Southerland Farms will host its sixth annual Fall Fest celebration in October with music, food, crafters, hayrides and apple-butter making.
The festival will be held on Friday, Oct. 5, 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 6, 9 a.m. to 5; and Sunday, Oct. 7, noon until 5 p.m.
Admission is free.
The farm is located at 1390 Birdwell Mill Road in the Cedar Creek community of southern Greene County.
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The Aly Taylor Band will take the stage on Oct. 6.
Based in Greeneville, the band is developing a strong following throughout the region.
“Clark Beasley taught me how to play my six-string back in 2001,” said Taylor, “and Kimberly Perry (of The Band Perry) taught me how to perform.”
Taylor has spent time on the road traveling with the acclaimed Band Perry, which also calls Greene County home.
Taylor’s band mates are drummer Jeremy Shelnutt and guitarist Brandon Rohr.
On Sunday, Winter & Company dancers will perform at 1 p.m., followed by the new local country/blues band Step Cousins.
Step Cousins features Chris Johnson (lead vocals), Grady Tester (guitar), Tyler Warren (bass guitar and saxophone), and Tad Norton (drums). Norton attends Chuckey-Doak High School, while his band mates go to South Greene.
A covered dish “Dinner on the Grounds” will be held at lunchtime by Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church.
For more information about the festival or to secure vendor space, call 423-552-8469.
Southerland Farms is a working farm, owned and operated by Petie and Gwyn Southerland. It has been honored as a “Tennessee Century Farm” by Middle Tennessee State University.
GREENEVILLE, Tenn. -- Southerland Farms will host its sixth annual Fall Fest celebration in October with music, food, crafters, hayrides and apple-butter making.
The festival will be held on Friday, Oct. 5, 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 6, 9 a.m. to 5; and Sunday, Oct. 7, noon until 5 p.m.
Admission is free.
The farm is located at 1390 Birdwell Mill Road in the Cedar Creek community of southern Greene County.
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The Aly Taylor Band will take the stage on Oct. 6.
Based in Greeneville, the band is developing a strong following throughout the region.
“Clark Beasley taught me how to play my six-string back in 2001,” said Taylor, “and Kimberly Perry (of The Band Perry) taught me how to perform.”
Taylor has spent time on the road traveling with the acclaimed Band Perry, which also calls Greene County home.
Taylor’s band mates are drummer Jeremy Shelnutt and guitarist Brandon Rohr.
On Sunday, Winter & Company dancers will perform at 1 p.m., followed by the new local country/blues band Step Cousins.
Step Cousins features Chris Johnson (lead vocals), Grady Tester (guitar), Tyler Warren (bass guitar and saxophone), and Tad Norton (drums). Norton attends Chuckey-Doak High School, while his band mates go to South Greene.
A covered dish “Dinner on the Grounds” will be held at lunchtime by Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church.
For more information about the festival or to secure vendor space, call 423-552-8469.
Southerland Farms is a working farm, owned and operated by Petie and Gwyn Southerland. It has been honored as a “Tennessee Century Farm” by Middle Tennessee State University.
For more information and stories, see The Greeneville Sun.
