Lyrics on the Lawn 2026 Summer Concert Series Lineup Announced The front lawn of the Dickson-Williams Mansion will be alive with music this July at the thirteenth annual Lyrics on the Lawn music concert series. The free concerts are a project of Main Street: Greeneville, and will take place every Thursday evening, rain or shine during the month of July. All performances are free and open to the public. 2026 Lyrics Lineup Thursday evenings will include the sounds of Tu

Treasures can still be found even after our benefit auction was held. Come see for yourself. There may be rain in the forecast - no worries this sale is inside. Two days only - see YOU there. We thank everyone for supporting our benefit auction and now our yard sale. We appreciate all the donations, storage trailer, and professional auction support provided to us. TEG Lease and CLASS Land & Auction you are the best!

We wish to acknowledge and thank CLASS Land and Auction for conducting the auction. Attending June Dairy Days? Before you leave the fairgrounds join us for a preview on Friday night 6-8pm. We are located in the Commercial Building. See you there!

Register Now: Access to Capital Webinar Series June 17 | July 15 | August 19 Through a partnership with the US Bank Foundation, Main Street America is hosting a series of webinars for small business owners to help them gain the skills to access capital and build strong and sustainable ventures. Join in for a 3-part webinar series this summer designed to help you access capital, strengthen your business, and plan for growth. Bonus: All attendees can apply for an excl

Auction to Benefit Main Street: Greeneville Main Street: Greeneville’s Benefit Auction is on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at 6:00 pm, at Greene County Fairgrounds. Gates open at 5:00pm. The auction is open to the public and will be conducted by CLASS Land and Auction. Items May Still Be Donated As the saying goes “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure” so if your trash, furniture, antiques, jewelry, rugs, specialty crafts, one-of-a-kind items, lamps, silver, small appl

Make Music Day 2026 Resounds Across 150+ U.S. Cities on June 21 including Greeneville and Greene County Held on the summer solstice (the longest day of the year), the world’s largest annual music event returns on Sunday June 21 with over 5,000 concerts, music lessons, and jam sessions nationwide. In 2025, Make Music Day included 5,471 free public concerts in the U.S., at over 1,500 locations. This year, 42 new communities join the party, reimagining their cities and towns a

Main Street: Greeneville’s Music Mashup – Battle of the Bands has been selected as the recipient of a Modern Woodmen of America Matching Fund project. Through the organization’s community support initiative, Jake Ottinger, FIC, of Modern Woodmen of America recently presented a $2,500 check to Main Street: Greeneville Board President Rhonda Humbert and Executive Director Jann Mirkov. The funds are earmarked to provide new banners for downtown Greeneville featuring Main Street:

Event Map provided by GCP event organizers Friday, May 15 - Starting at 5 pm, College Street from McKee to Church, a portion of Academy Street from Depot to Church and a small portion of Depot Street from Academy to the Tannery will be closed to allow for vendor set-up. The drive-through for Greeneville Energy Authority will remain open. This street closure will remain in effect until Sunday, May 17 at 7 pm. Festival Barricade Placement The bulk of the Iris Festival vendors

The Town of Greeneville and George Clem Multicultural Alliance invite you to Greeneville’s fifth annual Juneteenth celebration. The FREE event will be from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 20. Entertainment, food vendors, booths, and a kids' zone will be set up at the Big Spring behind the Greeneville/Greene County Public Library. Entertainment: UNK/UNKNOWN, SNUGGNOSE, Walter Fay featuring The Diamonds, Shawn Martin & David Mitchell, and Leslie Crutcher. Food vendors: South

Main Street America is excited to announce 1,291 organizations as 2026 nationally designated Main Street America programs for their commitment to preservation-based economic development and community revitalization through the Main Street Approach™. Additionally, in 2025, Main Street America programs generated an impressive economic impact, including more than 6,900 new businesses, 10,623 historic buildings rehabilitated, and a record-breaking $9.4 billion in local reinvestme

GREENEVILLE, Tenn. (NPS) — Andrew Johnson National Historic Site will officially re-open President Andrew Johnson’s historic Homestead in downtown Greeneville on Monday, May 4, 2026. “We look forward to welcoming visitors back to the home of President Andrew Johnson,” says park Superintendent Aaron Shandor, “We are grateful for the dedication of our staff and partners in overcoming the challenges required to safely reopen this important historical resource.” Guided tours

Dickson-Williams Mansion Tours Resume March 1 st Discover the treasures of the mansion: decorative art, antiques and a whole lot of history. Main Street Greeneville Tours 90-minute tour of the Dickson-Williams Mansion is conducted by trained professional interpreters. Walk across the threshold of the mansion and step into the storied past where history comes alive! Experience the gorgeous architecture and engaging stories of the Williams family and a home filled with ex

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Calling all Bands Battle of the Bands Returns March 14 at Capitol Theatre If you are a lover of music and different genres, then this event is for you. Whether you are a band that wishes to compete or an audience member plan to be at the historic Capitol Theatre in downtown Greeneville, TN Saturday March 14th. The music starts at 7:00pm. Main Street: Greeneville along with an ABC grant from the Tennessee Arts Commission is hosting this regional battle of bands competitio

January 8, 2026, is the launch date for Navigate NETN: The Resource Roadmap, an 8-session panel and networking series hosted by Sync Space Entrepreneur Center. The series is designed to help founders understand where to start, who to talk to, and how to access the right resources at the right time. Too often, entrepreneurs don’t fail because of lack of effort, they struggle because the ecosystem is difficult to navigate. Navigate NETN was created to bring clarity, connection,

January 14th will be here before you know it. Don't miss this golden opportunity to learn more about these valuable resources. GREENEVILLE, TN — December 18, 2025 — Main Street: Greeneville Program announced today a new partnership between Tennessee Main Street, Proof Programs, and the Tennessee Department of Economic & Community Development to expand support for local food, beverage, and consumer packaged goods (CPG) entrepreneurs. Beginning immediately, eligible businesses

Downtown Holiday Events – “Christmas in Downtown – A Holiday Celebration” – ‘Tis the Season The holiday season is a time of year when friends, family, neighbors, and visitors come together to celebrate. You are encouraged to come downtown Greeneville on Friday evening to join them and the host of businesses, artists, musical groups, performers, and volunteers that have come together to provide “Christmas in Downtown - A Holiday Celebration” that memories are made of. L

Main Street: Greeneville will be there. Join us this weekend at the Greeneville Woman's Club Annual Holiday Bazaar. We will be located on the upper level along the wall right outside The Commons. Stop by and visit with us. We still have a few downtown building replicas available, limited edition prints by local artist Carol Chilton, notecards, banners, USS Greeneville (SSN 772) coins, hats and Texas Roadhouse Peanuts with a free appetizer coupon. You never know whatelse we wi

Halloween Happenings Friday, October 31st Everyone Invited to Free Events for Local Children Main Street: Greeneville will be sponsoring “Halloween Happenings” on Friday, October 31, from 4 to 6 p.m. in downtown Greeneville. Most events are free, and the public is invited. Main Street will be blocked off from midblock 200’s N Main Street to McKee Street; Summer Street will be closed Cutler Street to College Street and Depot Street will be closed from Irish to Academy Stree