Can a Neighbor’s Driveway Cross My Property? Understanding Access and EasementsBy John S. Wagner, Affiliate Broker/Realtor®Weichert, Realtors® - Saxon ClarkServing Kingsport, Johnson
Dated: November 19 2025
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As we move past the full fall color and near the onset of the holiday season, the Tri‑Cities region offers a great mix of local markets, storytelling evenings, musical fundraisers—and a cherished holiday tradition that spans generations. Whether you’re in Johnson City, Kingsport, Jonesborough, or Greeneville, you’ll find something to make the weekend special with family or friends.
🕘 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Downtown Jonesborough, TN
• Free to attend
• What to expect: Fresh produce, artisan foods, local vendors, warm fall/morning atmosphere
• Why go: A relaxed morning event for families, perfect for grabbing brunch or strolling historic downtown afterward
🕖 7:00 PM
📍 International Storytelling Center, Jonesborough, TN
• Ticketed event (check venue for pricing)
• What to expect: Storytelling and music—an indoor, cultural treat for older kids or the entire family
• Why go: A cozy, thoughtful way to enjoy a weekend evening without the hustle of larger festivals
🕛 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Kingsport Farmers Market
• Free to enter
• Vendors, boutiques, early holiday shopping vibe
• Why go: Start your weekend with local shopping and support regional artisans
🕐 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
📍 Downtown Kingsport, Centennial Park & train stop
• Free community event
• What to expect: Arrival of the Santa Train after its 110‑mile journey, plus holiday activities for kids (hot chocolate, letters to Santa, sweet treats)
• Why go: A treasured tradition and a special experience for children—memorable, meaningful, and festive
🕐 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 Capitol Theatre, Greeneville, TN
• Ticketed (for example ~$50 general admission)
• What to expect: Live music event supporting hunger/homelessness causes in the region
• Why go: A meaningful Sunday outing that combines fun and community impact
Friday, Nov 21:
Start at the “Pink Friday Shopping Market” in Kingsport (12‑8 PM)
Evening: Dinner or downtown stroll in Kingsport
Saturday, Nov 22:
Morning: Winter Farmers Market in Jonesborough (9 AM–12 PM)
Afternoon: Head to Kingsport for the Santa Train event (1–3 PM)
Evening: Storytelling & music in Jonesborough (7 PM)
Sunday, Nov 23:
Late morning: Relax or explore historic downtown (Jonesborough or Greeneville)
Afternoon: Musical Jamboree Fundraiser in Greeneville (1–4 PM)
Evening: Wind down the weekend, maybe grab dessert or take a scenic drive
Balanced mix of free and ticketed events: shopping market & farmers market are free, storytelling & fundraiser are ticketed
Family‑friendly, easy travel distances within the Tri‑Cities region
Unique blend: morning markets, afternoon tradition (Santa Train), evening culture, and Sunday charity event
This weekend gives you a sweet mix of food, culture, tradition, and fun in the heart of the Tri‑Cities. From early holiday shopping and farmers market mornings to the arrival of the Santa Train and live music for a cause—there’s something for all ages and interests.
Pack a light jacket, bring a sense of adventure, and enjoy every moment.
Have a fantastic November weekend, Trailblazers—see you out there!
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