Tennessee's most iconic festivals, throughout the year

[Tanuki]

Come on down, y'all!
https://tnhomeandfarm.com/travel/calendar-of-tennessees-most-iconic-festivals/

"Looking for something fun to do in Tennessee? Our calendar of Tennessee festivals features some of the state’s most iconic events throughout the year. From Mule Day in April to MooFest in June to the National Banana Pudding Festival in October and many more, these annual events offer family-friendly fun in every season."....(calendar at link)

[Tanuki]

1. But I don't get why they left out Bonnaroo and

the RC Cola and Moonpie Festival!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonnaroo

https://bellbucklechamber.com/rc-cola-moonpie-festival/

[Tanuki]

2. ...and Nashville's Tomato Arts Fest! 🍅

https://www.tomatoartfest.com/

[OldBaldy1701E]

3. My old neighborhood!

I use to go each year.

[OldBaldy1701E]

4. There used to be 'Dancing in the District'.

Do they still do this? I saw some great acts there. On the riverfront.

So, one year, they had the band Cake as a headliner. As they played, we all began to notice that there was something going on sort of next door. We realized that the hazardous waste plant was on fire and was merrily burning away. The band did not stop. However, at one point, as the smoke was curling over our heads and the wind current started to nudge it lower and lower, John McCrea took the mike and said, "Okay, now when that smoke gets down here, I want everyone to INHALE!"

The smoke did not get down to us, but we got a double show that night as we watched Cake do their thing and the Metro fire departments do theirs. What fun.