Community Events
Gordonsville, Tennessee

The Gordonsville Events Committee provides the Annual Gordonsville Community-Wide Easter Egg hunt.

 

The egg hunt is held on a Saturday preceding Easter at Ivy Agee Park in Gordonsville. 
They provide TONS of candy and prizes as well as a photo booth for having pictures made with the Easter bunny. The event is free to the public.

 

The Gordonsville Events Committee is a non-profit organization made up of community members, representatives from civic organizations, and government partners. The Gordonsville Events Committee’s goal is to bring fun, free, family-oriented events to Gordonsville. (some event pictures courtesy of GEC.)

Touch‑A‑Truck Day — Presented by the Gordonsville Events Committee and Police Department, this event lets children explore vehicles (police cars, fire trucks, utility trucks) while engaging in games and community interaction.

Gordonsville Halloween Bash (Annual, October 31st, on Main Street) — A free, family-friendly event offering trick-or-treating, costume contests, games, and festive decorations.

 

A local Halloween tradition not to miss!

 

Each Christmas, the streets of Gordonsville, Tennessee, come alive with festive cheer during the Annual Gordonsville Christmas Parade. The 2025 Gordonsville Christmas Parade will be on Saturday, December 6, 2025 starting at 5:00 PM. There is an application to enter on the Permits and Application page.

 

This beloved community tradition brings together families, friends, and neighbors to celebrate the magic of Christmas with colorful floats, marching bands, local groups, and, of course, a special visit from Santa Claus.

 

The parade offers a joyful mix of holiday music, sparkling lights, and creative displays that showcase the spirit of the season. Local businesses, schools, churches, and civic organizations all join in, making it a true hometown celebration.

 

Whether you’re participating or simply watching from the sidelines with a cup of hot cocoa, the Gordonsville Christmas Parade is a heartwarming way to kick off the holiday season and create lasting memories.

Nearby County-Wide Festivals (Just Minutes Away)


William Walton Heritage Festival (Carthage) — Held annually on the last Saturday in September, this free regional festival features historic reenactments, artisan vendors, live music, and family attractions at the Smith County Courthouse Square.