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U P C O M I N G 2010 EVENTS in Franklin, North Carolina

January 15 - Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver ($15) He may be a legend, but while Doyle Lawson takes pride in a career that's stood at the center of bluegrass and bluegrass gospel for over 40 years, he's hardly resting on his laurels. Click here to get tickets online at the Smoky Mountain Center for the performing arts in Franklin, NC.

February 20 - Harris III ($10) His name is Harris, III (Harris the Third), and since receiving a magic set from his grandmother at the age of 9, he has been fascinated with magic, illusion and how easily the senses are deceived. Today, at the age of 26, he is a classicly trained, award-winning, master illusionist, and an expert in the art of deception. Click here to get tickets online at the Smoky Mountain Center for the performing arts in Franklin, NC.

March 12 - Randy Travis in Concert ($45 - $55) Like the Beatles in rock, Randy Travis marks a generational shift in country music. Click here to get tickets online at the Smoky Mountain Center for the performing arts in Franklin, NC.

April 2 & 3 - Franklin's April Fool's Trail Days - Come join in this celebration of the Appalachian Trail

Friday & Saturday Night - Sapphire Inn - 5:00 to 9:00 pm - Waldroop Band, Talent Contest, Food
Saturday - Big Bear Shelter, East Main Street, Little Tennessee River Greenway - 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Live Music, Food, Outdoor Exhibits.

April 16 - James Gregory ($18) For over two decades, the unforgettable caricature of veteran comedian James Gregory has stood grinning: his shirt un-tucked, his arms outstretched, a carefree welcome to a down-home, hilarious comedy experience. Click here to get tickets online at the Smoky Mountain Center for the performing arts in Franklin, NC.

April 17 - 3 Redneck Tenors ($15 - $18) Buckle up for a musical extravaganza (which is Italian for super buffet). The program includes some great humor and fun all hosted by the Colonel – who also happens to sing in a few of the numbers. Click here to get tickets online at the Smoky Mountain Center for the performing arts in Franklin, NC.

April 18 - The Raleigh Ringers ($18) The Raleigh Ringers are truly unlike any other advanced handbell organization, but the best way to find that out for yourself is to get tickets to attend one of their awe-inspiring live shows! Click here to get tickets online at the Smoky Mountain Center for the performing arts in Franklin, NC.

April 30 - Ray Stevens ($30 - $40) Multi-platinum recording artist, songwriter and two-time Grammy winner Ray Stevens is celebrating 50 years in the music business this year. Click here to get tickets online at the Smoky Mountain Center for the performing arts in Franklin, NC.

Celebrate Franklin is devoted to special events in downtown Franklin, North Carolina. Check out the details of upcoming events including festivals and other celebrations. We've even included driving directions for your information. We hope you will join with us to Celebrate Franklin, North Carolina!

DIRECTIONS TO FRANKLIN, NC

From Asheville - Take I-40 West to Exit 27 (23 South/74 West). Follow to Exit 81 (U.S. 441/23 South). Approximately 65 miles.
From Atlanta - Follow I-85 North to I-985. Left on I-985 which becomes 23/365 North. 23/365 becomes 23/441 North. Follow to Franklin. pproximately 125 miles.
From Knoxville, TN -: I-40 East to Exit 20 (Hwy 276 South). Stay on 276 until reaching 23/74 South. Follow to Exit 81 (U.S. 441/23 South). Approximately 130 miles.