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Located 2 miles from Highway 321/11-E Bypass in Greeneville. The ultimate place for private parties. Funville's Indoor Party Center has 2 main parts: The FunZone : A Large Room Featuring.... Fun Music, Games and Giant Inflatable Rides. The Funville Party Room is a Great Place to Celebrate featuring a Kitchenette, Ice, Cups and Plates. We offer packages for any size budget. Funville has East Tennessee's largest selection of giant inflatables With over 70 items in stock we have something for every event and budget.

Located on the campus of Tusculum College. The Greeneville Astros, an Appalachian League affiliate of the Houston Astros, play a 34 game home schedule at Pioneer Park, on the campus of Tusculum College, from June through August. Fans can see some of the top prospects drafted and signed by the Houston Astros getting their first experience in professional baseball. In addition, the Astros offer a family-oriented environment providing entertainment to both adults and children through a wide variety of promotions.
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Located 12 miles from I-81 and is across from the Andrew Johnson Homestead in historical downtown Greeneville. The museum exhibits 40-car “Through The Decades” diverse collection. It includes a 1901 Olds display; 40’s and 50’s classics; Elton John Rolls Royce; Delorean sports car and a NASCAR Daytona 500 winner! Presented in a Main Street setting, visit Texaco Service Station, Emporium and Suzy Q’s Diner. View memorabilia and all the museum has to offer. Open Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $5 each, children 5 and under are admitted free.

A self-guided walking tour of downtown Bulls Gap is offered at the Town Hall located on South Main Street, off Highway 11E. Buildings and architecture show the influence of the railroad on the lives of the citizens of Bulls Gap and the importance that it retains today. Bulls Gap is also home to the Archie Campbell Museum and Tourist Center.

Rogersville/Hawkins County Chamber of Commerce

Settled in 1786, Rogersville is home to the oldest courthouse, inn, and post office in Tennessee. It was here that the state's first newspaper was published in 1791. The entire downtown area and most of the adjacent neighborhoods are on the National Register of Historic Places. Self-guided strolling tours available throughout the district. Discover quaint shops, dining, antiques, crafters, and bed & breakfast inns. In addition to the man-made history, Rogersville is home to the world-famous Ebbing and Flowing Springs -- which ebbs and flows at regular intervals, just like the tide.

For more than a century, historic downtown Johnson City has served as a regional epicenter for art, music, theatre, and cuisine. Today, downtown’s Blue Plum Village is a hotspot for music, shopping, and cultural entertainment of all kinds – remains true to form. Here you’ll find great places to eat, art galleries, craft shops, museum, and a wealth of lounge environments to suits your tastes.

Johnson City Convention & Visitors Bureau

Charted in 1917, Kingsport was developed as America’s first “Model City.” Our downtown boasts a wide variety of shopping, unique dining, and cultural experiences that give this very historic section of town a personality of its own. Take a stroll through the largest concentration of antique stores or fine art galleries in the Southeast. Talk a leisure walk through our traveling Sculpture Walk, displaying artists’ masterpieces from all over the country. Enjoy a quaint delicatessen, the world’s best BBQ or other unique restaurants to fit your taste.

Founded in 1783, Greeneville is Tennessee’s second oldest town. Self-guided and guided tours take you on a walk through the past from the Andrew Johnson Tailor Shop and Museum to historic churches, the Big Spring and the Nathanael Greene Museum. Bricked sidewalks lined with historic homes, quaint shops and dining. Home of President Andrew Johnson, 17th President of the United States and to frontiersman, warrior, and backwoods statesman, Davy Crockett born near present-day Limestone, in 1786 on the banks of the Nolichucky River.

Main Street Greeneville

As its mountains tower over the Tennessee-North Carolina border, Unicoi County combines wonders of natural beauty with intriguing stories of history and culture. Here, elegant small towns bustle with sidewalk shops and eateries, locals recount fascinating stories of the past and future, and visitors stand in astonishment of nature's true marvels. The Clinchfield Railroad got its start in Erwin, as did the now world-famous Blue Ridge Pottery.

A stroll through Elizabethton's downtown historic district and a visit to Sycamore Shoals State Historic Area reveal the rich heritage of our 200 year old town.