Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival
To fully embrace the fall season, the City of Gatlinburg is expanding Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival beginning mid-September through late November. The extension of the Harvest Festival offers visitors more time to plan a trip to the Smokies during the peak of the fall season.
Gatlinburg is rolling out all the stops again with seasonal decorations. Gatlinburg Harvest Festival will feature over-the-top fall displays including life-size, 3-dimensional scarecrow people.
Vote for your favorite
Every year the community competes for Best Harvest Decorations. This year, we are inviting visitors to weigh in on your favorite displays in the Smoky Mountain Harvest Festival “People’s Choice Award.” As you visit town, take note of the gorgeous decorations and vote for your favorite. Check out the participating businesses below and button to cast your vote! Vote now through October 29 and a winner will be announced November 5.
In the Village
- The Village Shops
- The Silver Tree
- Spice & Tea Exchange
- The Hayloft
- Pancake Pantry
- The Honey Pot
- The Cheese Cupboard and Hofbrauhaus Restaurant
- Life is Good
In the Mountain Mall
Downtown Businesses
Lodging Partners
Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community
- Glades Arts and Crafts Center
- Kountry Antics
- Quilters Corner Sip n Shop
- Zukes Woodworkz/Lorelei Candles
- Santa's Claus-et
- Glades Homemade Candy
Attractions
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