3340 Soco Rd.
(Highway 19)
PO Box 640
Maggie Valley
NC 28751
828-926-3321
1-877-926-3341
Fax 828-926-3341
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2008 Maggie Valley Area Special Events & Festivals
APRIL
April 5–Linda Davis
Eaglenest Entertainment 828-926-9658
Through her music, motivational messages, inspiration, and encouragement to anyone who crosses her path, giving back is what Davis seems to do best. "I'm a glass half-full kind of girl. I can see the future and I can't wait," Davis said.
April 25 -27– Cherokee Survivors Motorcycle Rally
Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds 865-497-1054
Live music, vendors, bike games
April 25 -27–Thunder in the Smokies Motorcycle Rally
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 828-246-2101
Motorcycle show, vendors, bike games, live music
April 25 -27–19th Annual 9-Ball Shootout
Haywood County Fair Grounds 828-456-3138
This is an annual fundraiser pool tournament for billiard officianados from all across the US & Canada. Wheelchair Tournament starts Friday. The regular Tourney is on Saturday & Sunday at the Haywood County Fairgrounds
April 26–Biltmore Estate Wine Dining Train
Great Smoky Mtn. Railroad 800-872-4681
A special Gourmet Dinner Train pairing premium wines of the Biltmore Estate. Departs Dillsboro Depot.
MAY
May – October – Mountain Bingo Bonanza
Maggie Valley Community Pavilion 828-926-8021
Every Thursday, enjoy an evening of Bingo.
May 2 – Opening day of Ghost Town in the Sky
May 2 & 3 – SSR Fanatics Rally in the Valley
Maggie Valley Inn-Laurel Park Inn – 828-926-1700
Over 100 SSR’s converge on Maggie Valley for the weekend.
May 2 - 4 – All Chevy/GMC Truck Nationals
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 423-237-1502
Huge Chevy/GMC Truck Show featuring 30 classes of trucks, Show & Shine, Feature Ridey, cash prizes, special awards, "Truck of the Year", vendors, crafts, & music.
May 2 - 4– Clogging Competition
Stompin Ground, Maggie Valley 304-872-5803
American Clogging Hall of Fame Clogging Workshop and Competition
May 3 & 4 – Meet Marvel Comic Superhero’s
Ghost Town in the Sky 828-926-1140
Meet Spider-Man, The Hulk and Iron Man.
Enjoy an Exclusive Lunch With the Superheroes - Saturday or Sunday Only $9.99 per person after cost of admission Advanced Reservations Required
May 4 – Annual Ramp Festival
Legion Field, Waynesville 828-456-8691
Know what a ramp is? Come find out at this festival. Hint: It’s something you can eat.
May 10 – “Whole Bloomin Thing Festival”
Waynesville 828-627-1058
This original gardening festival boasts the best of the area’s growers and artists
May 10–11 –Be a Buckaroo Again
Ghost Town – 828-926-1140
Everyone that shows proof of Haywood County residency will receive a child rate for their ticket for this weekend only. Ticket price will be $22.00 saving $8.00 per ticket.
May 10 – Mother’s Day Gourmet Train
Great Smoky Mtn. Railroad 800-872-4681
Evening Gourmet Dinner Train with a special
recognition corsage for mothers.
May 16 -18– Cruise the Smokies- Spring Rod Run
Cherokee Indian Fair Ground 828-497-8122
See more than 500 classic and customized cars built before 1972.
May 16 -23 – “The Little Engine that Could”
Great Smoky Mtn. Railroad 800-872-4681
Two 3-Day Weekends! I Think I Can Rail Tour features The Little Engine That Could train rides, characters from the book, games, musical entertainment, petting zoo, video, toy store and more. Bryson City Depot. Ticket price includes admission to the Smoky Mountain Trains Museum!
May 23 & 24 – “Percy Sledge”
Eaglenest Entertainment 828-926-9658
Nothing can be more magical than a cool Maggie Valley night, with vintage Corvettes, and the legendary Rock & Roll Hall of Famer PERCY SLEDGE hammering out the best of classic hits.
May 24 – Block Party
Waynesville 828-456-3517
Downtown is Alive at Night
May 24 -25 –Performances by “Girl Authority”
Ghost Town in the Sky 828-926-1140
May 24 & 25 – “Vettes in the Valley”
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 828-926-0201
Celebrate a great American Classic. Over 130 Corvettes attend for People's Choice Car Show, Poker Rally, Sales Corral, Venders, Corvette Parade, Crafts, Music, and Entertainment.
May 24 & 25– Memorial Day Powwow
Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds 828-497-8128
Men and women compete for thousands of dollars in performing dances including traditional, grass, jingle, fancy and more.
May 26 – Memorial Day Program
Maggie Valley Town Hall 9:30 AM
Bring your old or tattered flags for a flag burning ceremony. The Junior ROTC will also be there.
May 26 – Memorial Day Parade
Main Street, Waynesville 2 - 3:30 PM
Come line the streets for this annual event!
May 30 – Quilt Art by the Shady Ladies
Canton 828-646-0095
Come see the handiwork of these local ladies.
May 31 – Nashville Recording Artist “The Larkins”
Ghost Town - 828-926-1140
This up and coming sister duo first debuted on the stage of the “Grand Ole Opry”. No additional cost; just Ghost Town admission price.
JUNE
June 6 -8 – Gourd Festival
Cherokee Indian Fairgrounds-497-9131 Ext.238
See handpainted gourds, purses made from gourds and much more!
June 7 – Midnight Ramblers
Eaglenest Entertainment 828-926-9658
Teenagers turned to Bluegrass, thats The Midnight Ramblers. Based in Wise, VA the fiery foursome approaches traditional Bluegrass with youthful vigor and bucket loads of musicianship.
June 7 – Opening Night “Unto these Hills”
Mountainside Theatre, Cherokee 828-497-2111
See a Cherokee perspective of the Eastern Band’s own history.
June 10 -14– Summerfest Carnival
Cherokee Indian Fairgrounds 828-497-8128
Rides, activities for children, and all the things that go along with a carnival atmosphere.
June 13 & 14 – Ole Smoky Spring Farm Fest
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 828-627-6372
Antique Tractor Show at the Maggie Valley Festival Grounds
Displays of antique tractors, hit-and-miss engines, farm equipment, demonstrations
June 14 – Father’s Day Beer Dining Train
Great Smoky Mtn. Railroad 800-872-4681
Evening features a special menu paired with four premium beers brewed in the Carolinas. Departs from the Dillsboro Depot at 7:30pm.
June 19 -21–The 34th Annual NC State Bluegrass Festival
Happy Holiday Campground, Cherokee 828-497-7250
Some of the top names in Blue Grass; Raymond Fairchild, Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys and much more!
June 21– Great Smoky Mtn. Trout Festival
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 828-926-1686
Educational tent, fly-fishing demo’s, kids activities, music, vendors, trout “race”, and more! Famous fried trout dinners too!
June 21–“Spongebob Squarepants”
Ghost Town in the Sky 828-926-1140
Spongebob Squarepants is coming to Ghost Town!
Join Spongebob for lunch - only $9.99 per person (with park admission)
June 21–Studio & Gallery Open House & Walking Tour
Waynesville 828-456-3517
More than a dozen fine galleries & studios remain open until 9pm, offering demonstrations, special showings, refreshments & music.
June 27– Mountain Street Dance
Main Street, Waynesville 828-456-3517
Put on your cloggin’ & square dancin’ shoes and enjoy an old-fashioned mountain hoe down! Live mountain music, demonstrations and instruction by local clogging teams. Refreshments available. In front of the Haywood County Courthouse. 6:30 -9 pm.
June 27 -29 – Smoky Mtn. Motor Classic
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 803-518-7149
Smoky Mtn. version of Black Hills Rally
June 28– Maggie Valley Civil War Celebration
Maggie Valley Town Hall – Stompin Grounds
See reenactments of Civil War and listen to some of the mountains best storytellers.
JULY
July 3 & 4 – Junaluska Singers Concert
Lake Junaluska 828-452-2881
The Junaluska Singers, a select group of talented musicians, provide music for the various conferences and worship services of the summer season for the Southeastern Jurisdiction of the
United MethodistChurch .
July 4 – Stars & Stripes Celebration
Waynesville 828-456-3517
Celebrate this holiday with the downtown shops and restaurants. Live music and entertainment, sidewalk sales, refreshments and fun for all ages throughout the downtown area.
July 4 – Red White & Boom!
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 828-926-1686
Am afternoon of family fun and kid’s activities, music, crafts, games and a dazzling display of fireworks.
July 4 – 4th of July Celebration
Lake Junaluska 828-452-2881 Ext. 743
Enjoy a parade, BBQ picnic, magic show, dancers, and mountain music, a children's play area, and fireworks
July 4 -6– July Powwow & Fireworks Celebration
Cherokee Indian Fairgrounds 800-438-1601
Celebrate a special brand of fireworks with a 3-day explosion of authentic Indian dancing, drumming, and tribal regalia.
July 5 –- Legendary “ Gene Watson”
Eaglenest Entertainment 828-926-9658
Since 1975, Gene Watson has been an artist who has adhered to, and remained faithful to, a 'hard' traditional country sound. Gene Watson is truly a 'Lone Star Hero', not only within the state boundary of Texas but also around the wider country music world.
July 5 – Cold Mountain Heritage Tour
Canton 800-224-5024
Celebrating the rich Civil War era historical sites, particularly drawing attention to the connection between Bethel & Cold Mountain. "Inman" of the book & movie was born, lived, murdered & buried in Bethel. Cold Mountain community was essentially a fictionalized name for actual events that occurred in Bethel. Nine sites are featured on the tour. 10am-5pm:
July 5 & 6 – Freedom Festival
Waynesville 828-648-0500
Indoor show featuring all handmade items from over 50 local artists and craftsmen including wood, fabric, needlework, painting, candles, beadwork, basketry, pottery, floral, soaps, and more.
July 11 – Mountain Street Dance
Main Street, Waynesville 828-456-3517
Put on your cloggin’ & square dancin’ shoes and enjoy an old-fashioned mountain hoe down! Live mountain music, demonstrations and instruction by local clogging teams. Refreshments available. In front of the Haywood County Courthouse. 6:30 -9 pm.
July 12 – “Care Bears”
Ghost Town in the Sky 828-926-1140
The Care Bears are coming to Ghost Town!
Join the Care Bears for lunch - only $9.99 per person (with park admission)
July 12 & 13 – Maggie Valley Arts & Crafts Festival
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 828-926-1686
Hundreds of talented artisans from throughout the Southeast present a varied collection of arts, crafts & unique merchandise.
July 14 - 27– Folkmoot USA
County Wide 828-452-2997
A truly exciting and unique way to see the world! NC's Official International Festival, Folkmoot USA, has more than 350 folk dancers travel here from 10 countries. This colorful and entertaining event which has been named a Top 20 Event in the Southeast for 16 years. Most programs at 7:30pm, some 2pm matinees.
July 17 -19 –Festival of Native Peoples
Cherokee Indian Fairgrounds 828-497-8128
An exposition of non-competitive dance, storytelling and song performances expressing the collected history, culture tradition and wisdom of the indigenous peoples of the Americas.
July 18 – Folkmoot Parade
Main Street, Waynesville 828-452-2997
Main Street comes alive with color and music, when the newly arrived teams strut their stuff down Main Street to the Haywood County Courthouse.
July 18 – Old Crab Day
Cruso Community 828-235-8280
Elect a new CRAB. Bake sale and barbeque dinner.
July 18 -20 – Mini Truck Southeastern Nationals
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds – 423-623-4644
New location, great new show site, with new sponsors.
Hundreds of mini trucks compete for 12 specialty awards.
July 21 – Folkmoot Under the Stars
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds – 828-452-2997
Enjoy two performances by international groups. Bring blankets and chairs and order a gourmet picnic. Special activities for the kids.
July 25-August 3 –“Day out with Thomas”
Great Smoky Mtn. Railroad 800-872-4681
For nine fun-filled days, Thomas fans will meet Sir Topham Hatt and ride the train. The event, anchored in the town of Dillsboro, Includes Live entertainment, petting zoo, story telling, video viewing, interactive play center and more
July 25 – Mountain Street Dance
Main Street, Waynesville 828-456-3517
Put on your cloggin’ & square dancin’ shoes and enjoy an old-fashioned mountain hoe down! Live mountain music, demonstrations and instruction by local clogging teams. Refreshments available. In front of the Haywood County Courthouse. 6:30 -9 pm.
July 26 – International Festival Day
Waynesville 828-452-2997
The day will include visiting countries’ troupes selling handmade craft items from their native lands.
AUGUST
August 1 -3 – The 5th Annual Mater Festival
Canton 828-648-8275
Tomatoes are everywhere! A fun weekend of crafts, antiques, live music, and dancing. Covered wagon rides. Antique car show. Kids and teen fun zone. Miss Tomato Princess Contest. Chainsaw competition. Tomato Bash Contest. Fried Green Tomatoes and lots of other food and fun.
August 2 –“Curious George”
Ghost Town in the Sky” 828-926-1140
Curious George is coming to Ghost Town!
Join Curious George for lunch - only $9.99 per person (with park admission)
August 2 – Haywood Book Mania
Waynesville 828-456-8062
This year’s Book Mania has over 50 authors committed already Attendees will be able to browse through non-fiction works, poetry, literary novels, mysteries, cookbooks, children’s books and more.
August 2 – Lake Logan Triathlon
Canton 828-400-5868
International distance triathlon
August 7 – Talking Trees Trout Derby
Cherokee 828-497-8122
Fly-tying exhibitions, fish-cleaning stations, food, music and door prizes. Trophies will be awarded. Free
August 8 – Mountain Street Dance
Main Street, Waynesville 828-456-3517
Put on your cloggin’ & square dancin’ shoes and enjoy an old-fashioned mountain hoe down! Live mountain music, demonstrations and instruction by local clogging teams. Refreshments available. In front of the Haywood County Courthouse. 6:30 -9 pm.
Aug. 11 – Downtown Dog Walk
Main Street, Waynesville 828-456-3517
Courthouse lawn. Proceeds go to support the proposed Sarge’s Adoption Center in Haywood, 9:30-1 pm 828-508-3300 www.sargeandfriends.org
August 10 – Junaluska Singers Concert
Lake Junaluska 828-452-2881
The Junaluska Singers, a select group of talented musicians, provide music for the various conferences and worship services of the summer season for the Southeastern Jurisdiction of the
United Methodist Church
August 15 – Moonlight Street Dance
Ghost Town Parking Lot – 828-926-1686
Put on your cloggin’ and square dancin’ shoes. Enjoy an old fashion hoe down.
August 16 – The 30th Annual Maggie Valley Moonlight Race
Maggie Valley 828-926-1686
Join over 1000 runners in this popular 8km evening road race. Also a 5k walk and a one mile fun-run.
August 16 – The Porter Family
Eaglenest Entertainment 828-926-9658
The Porter Family had early beginnings in West Virginia where the love of sharing the gospel through music was birthed.
August 22 & 23 – Cruso Friendship Quilt Show
Canton 828-235-8111
Handmade quilts, new and old, wall hangings made by ladies of the community.
August 21- Sept.1 – Annual Labor Day Celebration & Parade
Canton 828-648-2363
Music, rides for kids, rodeo, food vendors
August 29 & 30 –Annual Smoky Mtn. Folk Festival
Lake Junaluska 828-452-1688
The 37th Annual festival will offer two nights of the finest traditional music and dance of the Southern Appalachian Region.
August 30 – Wines of the Old World Dining Train
Great Smoky Mt. Railroad 800-872-4681
A special gourmet dining train featuring the pairing of premium wines from select vineyards of the Old World. Departs at 7:30pm.
August 30 – Block Party
Waynesville 828-456-3517
Dancing in the street with live bands performing 60’s & 70’s music and classic rock, music starts at 7 p.m., children’s area, eats & treats, restaurants open, a portion of Main Street is closed
SEPTEMBER
September Gospel Sundays
Ghost Town in the Sky 828-926-1140
Come Join Us this fall for Gospel Sundays at Ghost Town in the Sky, featuring the founding fathers of contemporary gospel music:
September 5 -7–-Thunder in the Smokies Motorcycle Rally
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 828-426-2101
Motorcycle show, vendors, bike games, and live music.
September 5 -7– Cherokee Survivors Motorcycle Rally
Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds 865-977-5858
September 19 & 20– Fall Rally in the Valley
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 828-298-1683
Two days and nights of music, games, motorcycle vendors, food and beer.
September 19 -21 – Railfest 2008
Great Smoky Mtn. Railroad 800-872-4681
Three days of railroad fun! Visiting equipment, Motor car display and muscial performances. Special events - 20th Anniversary of GSMR!
September 22 -29 – Haywood County Fair
Haywood County Fairgrounds
A major event with lots of exhibits, contests, and fun for the entire family.
September 26 & 27 – 5th Annual Western NC BBQ festival
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 828-926-1686
Taste some of the best mouth-watering lip-smakin’ barbeque in all of Western NC. Live entertainment, arts & crafts and kid’s activities.
September 27 – Annual Fall Regional Shelby/Mustang Meet
Eaglenest Entertainment 828-926-9658
Over 100 Mustang enthusiasts gather in the Valley for this weekend event.
OCTOBER
October Gospel Sundays
Ghost Town in the Sky 828-926-1140
Come join us this fall for Gospel Sundays at Ghost Town in the Sky, featuring the founding fathers of contemporary gospel music.
October 2 -4– High Country Quilt Show
Maggie Valley Town Hall 828-926-6003
Enjoy luncheon and quilt show featuring new and antique quilts.
October 4 – Oktoberfest Beer Train
Great Smoky Mtn. Railroad 800-872-4681
Evening Features a special menu paired with four premium beers brewed locally. Departs Dillsboro Depot at 8:00pm.
October 4 & 5 – Run to the Valley Rod Run
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 704-483-8112
1972 and earlier vintage classic and hot rods. 50/50 drawing, door prizes, vendors available.
October 7 & 8 – Open Studio Tour
Waynesville 828-452-0593
Enter the studio of local artists and watch them create their art.
October 7 -11 – 96th Annual Cherokee Indian Fair
Cherokee Indian Fairgrounds 828-497-8128
Opening day parade, midway, fireworks, traditional Cherokee food and competitions for basket makers, carvers, quilters and more. Entertainment in the amphitheater.
October 10 & 11– Junaluska Singers Fall Concert
Lake Junaluska 828-452-2881 Ext. 795
The sixteen member SATB choral group, under the direction of Dr. Glenn Draper, presents several full-length concerts per year at Lake Junaluska Conference Center . Their performances feature sacred music, folk tunes, gospel favorites, and music from Broadway.
October 10 -26–- The Great Pumpkin Patch Express
Great Smoky Mt. Railroad 800-872-4681
Meet Charlie Brown, Lucy & Snoopy and select your own pumpkin. Enjoy hayrides, live musical entertainment, story telling, hay bale maze, bouncy house, apple cider, peanuts gift shop, face painting, petting zoo and trick or treating! And kids, don't forget to wear your costumes!
October 11 – Wadestock Music Festival
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 828-926-0201
An all day musical event.
October 11– Church Street Arts & Crafts Show
Waynesville 828-456-3517
Main Street is transformed into an art and craft marketplace for this one-day event; widely know as one of the finest in the region. Live mountain music and clogging, entertainment and food. 10am - 5pm.
October 11 – Bethel Half Marathon & 5K Races
Canton 800-224-5024
October 11 & 12 – Autumn Leaves Festival
Waynesville 828-648-0500
Haywood County Fairgrounds – craft exhibitors.
October 16 -18 – AHTA Big Rig Show
Cherokee Indian Fairgrounds 828-586-2709
An interactive display in a fun, family environment. More than 100 trucks will be on display from the antique and working class.
October 17 & 18 –Raymond Fairchild’s Mt. Music Jamboree
Eaglenest Entertainment 828-926-9658
A two-day celebration of the rich heritage of the Smoky Mountains through bluegrass music.
October 18 – The 20th Annual Apple Harvest Festival
Waynesville 828-456-3021
Enjoy arts and crafts, live entertainment, local merchants, great food and apples, downtown Waynesville, 10am-5pm, free
October 18 – North Hominy Apple Festival
Canton 828-648-5397
Buy some homemade apple pies. See 100 gallons of apple butter cooking. Have a country breakfast. Community Center
October 18 & 19 – Maggie Valley Fall Arts & Crafts Show
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds 828-926-1686
Hundreds of talented artists from throughout the Southeast present a varied collection of arts, crafts & other merchandise.
October 18 & 19– Autumn Leaves Festival
Waynesville 828-648-0500
Haywood County Fairground-Craft exhibitors
October 24 - 26 – World Championship Clogging
Stompin’ Ground, Maggie Valley 304-872-5803
Individual and teams competition.
October 25 – Hocus Pocus Halloween Fun Fair
Canton 828-648-8275
River Park in Canton. Halloween fun for the family. Costume, pumpkin contests. Hay Rides through town. Fortune Teller 4-9pm.
October 31- Nov. 2– Cherokee Fall Rod Run
Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds 828-497-8122
Features more than 500 classic and customized cars built before 1972.
NOVEMBER
11/7/2008 - 12/23/2008 The Polar Express
Great Smoky Mtn. Railroad 800-87204681
The Polar Express comes to life when the train departs Bryson city for a journey to our North pole. Read along with the magical story and meet Santa. Enjoy holiday caroling, hot cocoa, a special treat and a memento for the children. Daily departure times vary. Ticket price includes admission to the Smoky Mountain Trains Museum!
11/8/2008 - 11/8/2008 – Biltmore Estate Wine Dining Train
Great Smoky Mtn. Railroad 800-872-4681A special Gourmet Dinner Train pairing premium wines of the Biltmore Estate Departs the Dillsboro Depot at 7:30pm.
November 24–Holiday Open House
Waynesville 828-456-3517
An Holiday Tradition on Main St. Enjoy the sights, scents & sounds as the holiday season begins in our festively decorated shops and galleries. 12 noon – 5 p.m.
November 28 & 29–Crafts & Greens Fair
Maggie Valley Town Hall 828-926-9929
See local exhibitors show their handmade crafts.
DECEMBER
Christmas @ Lambuth Inn 12/2-5 800-222-4930
Come and enjoy a Victorian Christmas setting as Lambuth Inn is decked out in all its splendor for the holidays. Jump start your season with Bible study, mini courses, seasonal songs, entertainment and much, much more. This special seasonal program for adult groups and individuals is a wonderful way to prepare for a more meaningful Christmas.
December 6 – Children’s Shopping Spree with Santa
Maggie Valley Town Hall 828-926-9929
Affordable gifts for children to purchase. Gift wrapping available. Meet Santa in person!
December 6 – Camp Santa
Canton 828-648-8275
River Park in downtown Canton. Free Ice Skating and pictures with Santa. Crafts and Food.
December 6 – Christmas Parade
Highway 19, Maggie Valley 828-926-1686
Lighted nighttime parade runs from Ghost Town to Maggie Valley Festival grounds.
December 6 – Christmas Parade
Canton 828-648-2363
December 6, 13 – A Night Before Christmas
Waynesville 828-456-3517
Come share our Holiday Tradition. Caroling, live Music, a live Nativity, Pictures with Santa, old-fashioned wagon rides, storytelling, poetry and more. Main Street is lined with hundreds of luminaries. Shops and restaurants remain open till 9 pm.
December (TBD)– Christmas Parade
Waynesville 828-456-3517
Main Street, 4pm
December 12 & 13 – Appalachian Christmas
Lake Junaluska 828-454-6738
The Cockman Family performs. Also Doc and Richard Watson with David Holt
December 12 & 13 – Junaluska Singers Concert
Lake Junaluska 828-452-2881
The Junaluska Singers, a select group of talented musicians, provide music for the various conferences and worship services of the summer season for the Southeastern Jurisdiction of the
United MethodistChurch .
December 13 – Christmas Parade
Cherokee 828-497-1054
December 31 – New Years Eve Fireworks
Cherokee Indian Fairgrounds 828-497-8122
December 31–New Year’s Eve Gala
Great Smoky Mtn. Railroad 800-872-4681
Our last excursion for the season is our New Year's Eve Gala, A festive, fun-filled evening . Complimentary champagne reception before boarding at 8:45pm. Returns at approximately 1:30am. This train features an evening of dining, dancing and live entertainment. Welcome the New Year railroad style!
Dates are tentative & subject to change.
* Every attempt has been made to cover all events in the area.
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