Mountain Makins Festival

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Mountain Makins is a weekend folk life festival celebrating the traditions of Appalachia through music, dance, fine art, juried crafts, storytelling, demonstrations, regional authors, childrens activities, food and more.

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Mountain Makins Festival

442 W 2nd North St
Morristown, TN 37814

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423.581.4330
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