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Union County Heritage Festival Union County, Tennessee, celebrates true Appalachian culture in The Cradle of Country Music Y'all come!!!

Join us in celebrating the music, arts and Appalachian culture in the heart of beautiful Union County, Tennessee. Festivities go on in three venues:
Wilson Park, where the green ridges create a soothing backdrop for traditional music, fine crafts and country life demonstrations;
Union County Museum with a quilt show and authors' tables; and at
Union County Arts with a fine arts show and sale and

where Union County's finest artists, craftspeople and musicians gather for a big hoedown. Come to The Cradle of Country Music: where we're proud to be the home of Roy Acuff, Chet Atkins, Carl Smith and countless other famous musicians. We welcome your participation as a demonstrator, a vendor, or just come and jam under a shade tree with us. Wear an old-time costume; bring the kids for fun in our kids area with childrens crafts, shows and fun; taste the goodness of real country cooking; join in the Heritage Olympics with the hay bale toss, skillet toss and other games. Enjoy the rich history of Union County and the lovely handmade quilts on display at the museum.

06/10/2025
05/10/2025

Thank you to the musicians who kept the crowd entertained!

05/10/2025

Another spectacular Union County Heritage Festival Thank you to the vendors & volunteers!

02/10/2025

Today, Oct 2
Take Pies & Cakes to
UC Extension
4:00 - 5:00

02/10/2025

Take Ag Exhibits to UC Extension
8:00 - 5:00
0ct 2

02/10/2025

Take quilts to Museum
1:30 - 6:00

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