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Event	Date(s)	Time	Activities	Members
Sheep Shearing	April 26	10am - 2pm	Quilting, weaving, & spinning demonstrations, blacksmithing and sawmilling, Porch Pickers will be playing on the grounds. Sheep Shearing Event Page	Free to members
The Barn Dance	May 17 Purchase Event Tickets	6pm - 10pm	Dinner, dancing, music, live & silent auctions. Barn Dance Event Page	$75.00 Per Person
July 4th Celebration & Anvil Shoot	July 4th	9am - 6pm	Anvil shoot, southern appalachian music, demonstrations throughout the village July 4th Event Page	Free to members
Days of the Pioneer Antique Show	September 13 & 14 Purchase Event Tickets	9am - 6pm	This show will feature over sixty (60) of the finest selection of 18th & 19th century Antique Dealers "Days of the Pioneer" Antique Show Event Page	Discounted tickets for members
Student Heritage Day	October 10	9am - 4pm	The Museum of Appalachia's Heritage Day is a history lesson, well disguised as good old-fashion fun. Children learn, through hands-on experience, about life in the old days. Student Heritage Day Event Page	Discounted tickets for members
Tennessee Fall Homecoming	October 11-13 Purchase Event Tickets	9am - 6pm	The Tennessee Fall Homecoming is a mecca for lovers of old-time music, mountain tunes, bluegrass, Gospel, folk, and old country. And its much more than music. The Museums mission is to preserve the Appalachian heritage for future generations hence the demonstrations of old-time skills like molasses-making, rail-splitting, quilting, and much more. Tennessee Fall Homecoming Event Page	Discounted tickets for members
Christmas in Old Appalachia	December 7-24	9am - 6pm	The simple joys of an old-fashioned Christmas awaits Museum of Appalachia visitors. Cabins will be decorated in pioneer style, recalling times past when Christmas was a simple family holiday including cedar Christmas trees draped with paper chains, popcorn strings, sweet gum and sycamore balls. Special holiday exhibits include the Children's Display in the Hall of Fame, with toys and furniture made by loving parents and grandparents; and Granny Irwin's traditional Christmas Crazy Quilt. Christmas in Old Appalachia Event Page	Free to members

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