Admission $3

Sept 23 – 10 am-5 pm

Sept 24 – 12-5 pm

We anticipate another perfect Autumn weekend this year. The historic valley farmstead bustles with activity by vendors, demonstrators, bakers, and kettle corn makers! The Brunswick stew and apple butter kettles over the open fire yields a distinctive and inviting aroma to the grounds. Music filled the air throughout the weekend from the community band, dulcimer players, and bluegrass bands, The harvest market includes a colorful array of corn, pumpkins, and squash.Many heritage craftspeople demonstrate the “necessities of the 1850’s” – vegetable dyeing, quilting, basket-making, rope-making, chair-making, caning, whittling, blacksmithing, weaving, spinning, pottery, hearth side cooking, soap making, apple cider squeezing, and hand made toys – to name a few.Cotswold sheep are fed and petted; Zack and Elliott, the team of Suffolk horses, pull the large three-seater station wagon; the Durham cows bawl in the paddock, and the chickens try to hide.

Admission $3

Sept 23 – 10 am-5 pm

Sept 24 – 12-5 pm

We anticipate another perfect Autumn weekend this year. The historic valley farmstead bustles with activity by vendors, demonstrators, bakers, and kettle corn makers! The Brunswick stew and apple butter kettles over the open fire yields a distinctive and inviting aroma to the grounds. Music filled the air throughout the weekend from the community band, dulcimer players, and bluegrass bands, The harvest market includes a colorful array of corn, pumpkins, and squash.Many heritage craftspeople demonstrate the “necessities of the 1850’s” – vegetable dyeing, quilting, basket-making, rope-making, chair-making, caning, whittling, blacksmithing, weaving, spinning, pottery, hearth side cooking, soap making, apple cider squeezing, and hand made toys – to name a few.Cotswold sheep are fed and petted; Zack and Elliott, the team of Suffolk horses, pull the large three-seater station wagon; the Durham cows bawl in the paddock, and the chickens try to hide.

October 7, 2017
7- 7:30 am registration – race begins at 8 am
Lowe’s, 2324 W. Stone Dr. Kingsport, TN
$25 pre-registration by Sept. 15; $30 late registration (cash only day of)

information: 423-247-3240
Register online at www.CrusherRun.org

Welcome to the Vulcan Quarry Crusher Run benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters
of Greater Tri-Cities! Do you think you have what it takes to tackle this 3.5 mile
trek into the center of the earth? If you are looking for a challenge, this race is for
you. This unique look inside an outstanding landscape
usually unseen by the general public will leave a lasting
memory in addition to the aching of your muscles and
bones. Unlike other races, the Quarry Crusher Run
allows private access into exclusive landscapes
that will amaze every runner.

Awards 3 deep for overall and age groups
T-shirts guaranteed for pre-registrants; for late registrants while supplies last

Admission Fee – $8

Exchange Place needs no props after dark for a spooky atmosphere, with its shadowy corners of ancient log buildings where storytellers wait to relate chilling tales of the past. Guests assemble at the barn, divide into five groups, each of which is led by a lantern-bearing host to hear all of the five stories wind and through scenes relating to the story just heard.
Autumn weather in Tennessee can be cool enough to bundle up and windy enough to enhance the evening.
Many autumn leaves are still clinging to the trees as October moves into November. Watch for our next special event.

Admission Fee – $8

Exchange Place needs no props after dark for a spooky atmosphere, with its shadowy corners of ancient log buildings where storytellers wait to relate chilling tales of the past. Guests assemble at the barn, divide into five groups, each of which is led by a lantern-bearing host to hear all of the five stories wind and through scenes relating to the story just heard.
Autumn weather in Tennessee can be cool enough to bundle up and windy enough to enhance the evening.
Many autumn leaves are still clinging to the trees as October moves into November. Watch for our next special event.