Downtown Sevierville Events

Plan Your Visit Around One of Our Annual Events at Downtown Sevierville, Tennessee.

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Spring

Brewfest

Summer

Farm to Fork

Fall

Christmas Market

Winter

Upcoming Event

Celebrate local flavors, community, and downtown charm at Sevierville’s annual Farm to Fork on Court, an unforgettable outdoor dining experience.

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Features:

Open-air Dining Experience
from $75

Foods And Live Music from Area Restuarants and Artists
Invaluable Connections

Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating the flavors, people, and traditions that make Sevierville so special.

Farm to Fork on Court is a unique open-air dining experience set in the heart of Historic Downtown Sevierville. Guests will gather around one long table on Court Avenue to enjoy a thoughtfully curated multi-course meal featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients prepared by talented local chefs and paired with handcrafted local beverages.

The evening will also feature live music, a silent auction, local artisans, and an atmosphere that celebrates the connection between our farms, our community, and our table.

Whether you're a passionate foodie, a supporter of local agriculture, or simply looking for an incredible night out, Farm to Fork on Court promises an experience unlike any other.

Get Into Our History and Heritage

Sevierville is the county seat of Sevier County which was one of the original counties formed in Tennessee in 1795. The county was named for Colonel John Sevier, a noted Revolutionary War soldier and the first governor of Tennessee. The county was originally part of the lost State of Franklin and court was held in 1785 at Newell's Station, north of Sevierville. After the dissolution of Franklin in 1788, Sevier County settlers governed themselves as part of territorial government until the formation of the county in 1796. The first court for the county was held on July 4, 1795 at a small settlement located at the forks of the Little Pigeon River which became known as Sevierville.