Georgia Mountain Fall Festival: Times, Info, Date

If you’re an outdoors person, you’re going to love these Peach State activities. The Georgia Mountain Fall Festival is happening through Oct. 19.
The festival features arts & crafts, live music including fiddling, a flower show, and demonstrations of cider pressing and blacksmithing in Hiawassee. No pets. Kids age 12 and younger are free.

Georgia Mountain Fall Festival: Everything you need to know

The 2019 Fall Festival will attract thousands of people, not only for the beautiful scenery, but the mild temperatures in the crisp North Georgia Mountains in the fall.
Each October, the 9-day event features exciting musical performances, Arts & Craft vendors, educational demonstrations, a flower show and the ever-popular Georgia’s Official State Fiddlers’ Convention.

Schedule: Georgia Mountain Fall Festival

Monday, October 14

Music Show – 2pm & 7pm
Ronnie McDowell
Bottoms Up

Tuesday, October 15

Music Show – 2pm & 7pm
Crystal Gayle
Radford Windham

   
Crystal Gayle    
     
     

 

Wednesday, October 16

Music Show – 2pm & 7pm
Gary Puckett
Union Gap
Justin Terry

   
Gary Puckett    
     
     

 

Thursday, October 17

Music Show – 2pm & 7pm
Earls of Leicester
Wyatt Espalin

 
 Earls of Leicester    Wyatt Espalin
     
     

 

Friday, October 18

Music Show 2pm & 5:30pm
Balsam Range
Frances Mooney and Fontanna Sunset

Fiddlers’ Convention – 7pm
Competition Begins. Categories inclue beginning fiddler, harmonica, buck dancing, dulcimer, dobro and old-time banjo. Winners will be declared “Official Georgia State Champions.”

 
 Balsam Range   Frances Mooney and Fontanna Sunset
     
     

 

Saturday, October 19

Fiddlers’ Convention
Competition categories: senior fiddler, junior fiddler, bluegrass band, finger style guitar, flat pick guitar, banjo and mandolin

     
     
     
     

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