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Each December in Lynchburg, there’s a night when The Holler feels just a little bit brighter, and not just because of the hundreds of twinkling lights strung across a towering whiskey-barrel tree. It’s because families, friends, locals, out-of-towners, and the occasional wide-eyed first-timer all gather at the Jack Daniel’s Visitor’s Center for one of Tennessee’s most beloved holiday traditions: the annual lighting of the Jack Daniel Distillery Barrel Tree at Christmas in Lyn

Looking for a unique gift this holiday season? Whether it's to yourself or a loved one, give the gift of experience this year- give the gift of Tennessee! These small town getaways are Santa-Approved 😉 Natchez Valley Three towns make up the Natchez Valley , each with its own particular charm! Stop in Waynesboro for a down-home bite at Emerald’s Restaurant, take the scenic Natchez Trace Parkway to Collinwood and enjoy coffee and dessert at The Dragonfly , and make your way

Black Friday does not have to be loud or tiring. Tennessee State Parks hosts free ranger-led hikes the day after Thanksgiving. These walks give you a calm way to spend time with family and friends. You learn about the land. You meet people. You get a break from the holiday rush. Most hikes are gentle. Some take you a little farther into the woods. All of them help you slow down.

Next time you're in Tullahoma grabbing a quick dessert, picking up a gift, or just looking for a reason to treat yourself, stop by and see what's behind the glass case at Water's Edge Chocolates.

See more of what makes Muscle Shoals special in the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s next major exhibit, “Muscle Shoals: Low Rhythm Rising,” open November 14. The exhibit explores how this community developed a distinctive sound, became a global recording epicenter in the 1960s and 1970s, and continues to create inspiring music today. Don’t miss it!

The leaves are falling, the air is crisp, and holiday magic is right around the corner- we've officially reached peak cozy season in Tennessee! If you're looking for ways to stay warm and savor the slower pace this time of year offers, we have the ultimate guide to sips, shops, and stays that'll have you feeling all warm & fuzzy!

In the final months of 1864, Tennessee became the stage for one of the Civil War’s most dramatic and consequential campaigns. As Confederate General John Bell Hood sought to reclaim lost ground and strike deep into Union territory, his army clashed with Federal forces under General John M. Schofield in a tense and chaotic encounter near Spring Hill.

Tucked away in Franklin County, Head of the Crow State Park spans more than 4,200 acres of rugged Tennessee beauty. This hidden gem protects the headwaters of Crow Creek and showcases a classic karst landscape filled with caves, sinkholes, springs, and hardwood forests that support rare wildlife.

This month’s Sounds Like Tennessee segment takes us deep underground for three unforgettable concerts at one of Tennessee’s most unique venues, The Caverns in Grundy County. If you’re ready to add a little magic, soul, and good vibes to your November, here are three shows you won’t want to miss.

Catching a UT Southern game is the perfect excuse to explore all that Pulaski has to offer on and off the court.