Sunday, April 4, 2010

Christmas in Lynchburg

This Saturday is the annual ';Christmas in Lynchburg'; festivites along with the holiday bottle signing at the Jack Daniel Distillery.





This is one of America%26#39;s best small towns that knows how to throw a party.



Christmas in Lynchburg


I wouldn%26#39;t describe Christmas in Lynchburg as much of a party and it%26#39;s certainly not one of the premier Christmas attractions/destinations in the state.



Christmas in Lynchburg


Hey, Squire. I%26#39;m curious about something. Since the JD distillery is in a dry county, do you bring your own bottle for the signing since they only sell the commemorative bottle? Just wondering. We visited last spring, did the tour and had a grand time.





Spent Thanksgiving in Knoxville and we wandered over to Crossville to visit a friend. I%26#39;d forgotten that it%26#39;s where Sgt. York hailed from. Had a nice time.




Dear Tennessee Squire,



Two fellow Squires will be visiting Lynchburg this weekend (traveling from San Diego).



Just look for the Mutt and Jeff team (I%26#39;m the 6%26#39;7'; one, and my friend is 5%26#39; 5';). What we share in common is our enjoyment of certain corn squeezings from Lynchburg, and thought it would be a fun pilgrimage.



Cheers!




Peachy, I alway get couple of bottles when I visit.





coastermeister, leave the big city of Toney, AL and come on up to enjoy the small town charm.




We have family in Lynchburg and spend a good bit of time there. Toney is actually much smaller than Lynchburg so I consider Lynchburg a big city. Don%26#39;t believe everything they tell you on those distillery tours either.




Christmas in Lynchburg planned





Moore County will celebrate the annual ';Christmas In Lynchburg'; festival on Saturday, with events including the town%26#39;s Christmas parade, a separate children%26#39;s parade, a puppet show, a tour of historic homes, ';Breakfast with Santa'; and a chili supper.



There will also be live performances of holiday music and bottle signings by Jack Daniel Distillery master taster George Stone.





Here%26#39;s a schedule of events:









Trees of Christmas, all day, IBIS building





Arts and crafts display, all day, IBIS building





Special postal cancellation, 8 a.m.-noon, U.S. Post Office





Breakfast with Santa, 9-11:30 a.m., IBIS building on the square





FCE cookie sale, 9 a.m., IBIS building





Bottle signing by George Stone, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Jack Daniel Distillery visitors center





Tour of homes, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., tickets and maps at Moore County Jail Museum





Children%26#39;s parade, 11 a.m., around the square





Turkey and dressing meal, 11 a.m., county building basement, served by Berry Chapel AME Church





Lynchburg Christmas parade, 1 p.m., starts at Lynchburg Elementary School, continues to the square and through town.





Handbell choir, 1:30 p.m., gazebo on the square, provided by Lynchburg First United Methodist Church





Puppet show, 2 p.m., First United Methodist Church, presented by S.H.I.N.E. Ministries





Dog contest, 2:30 p.m., gazebo. All dogs must be in Christmas costumes





Christmas Walk of Churches, 4:30 p.m., begins at Lynchburg Church of Christ, ends with refreshments at First UMC





Chili supper, 5 p.m., Lynchburg Elementary School





Holiday Harmonies concert, 7 p.m., Lynchburg Elementary School





For more information on the festival, call the Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce at (931) 759-4111.










coaster, I have family there also. We really enjoy going down to the farm riding horses and walking around the Indian mounds, then we go shopping at Hammer%26#39;s in Winchester.




Unfortunately Hammer%26#39;s isn%26#39;t what it used to be. If you%26#39;ve never been to the Swiss Pantry on 64 in Belvidere I highly recommend it. Granny Fishes just outside of Tullahoma has some of the best catfish and trout anywhere. Unfortunately they are only open Thursday thru Saturday and you won%26#39;t find them by accident. Granny%26#39;s is on Shipman%26#39;s Creek Rd at Nut Cave trout farm off the Shelbyville Hwy. My wife%26#39;s grandfather was one of the master distiller%26#39;s years ago.

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