FESTIVAL HOURS
Saturday 10AM-5PM
Sunday 12PM-5PM

The Greene County Partnership’s annual Iris Festival was created in 1994

and has become the community’s major festival of the year, featuring arts, crafts, merchandise, food, and entertainment from across the region.

The festival is designed to offer entertaining local and regional talent, and is promoted as a juried arts/crafts festival.

The 2023 Iris Festival is presented by the Greene County Partnership and will be held in Downtown Greeneville, Tennessee on Saturday, May 20th and Sunday, May 21st.

Be A Vendor

MORE DETAILS ON THE 5 EVENTS BELOW

This course runs through the heart of historic downtown Greeneville, the second oldest town in Tennessee, passing the Home of President Andrew Johnson, Historic General Morgan Inn, Greeneville Town Hall, State of Franklin’s Capitol and the Greene County Courthouse.

The group rate is $20 per person for 5 or more walkers. The student rate is for 18 years and younger. Awards for the first place winner in each age group.

Age groups- 14 & Under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, and 70 and up.

Expect a morning full of panoramic countryside views against the backdrop of the Appalachian Mountains, distinct historic buildings through downtown, and sightings of the powerful Nolichucky River.

These courses were designed to display all of Greene County's glory - from our historic downtown to our rolling hills, climbing and weaving along the Nolichucky River. Elevation gain range 4,157ft - 1,676 ft. Set up time at 7am, event start time at 7:30am @ Greeneville High School Parking lot.

BRAGco: The Sprint 23mi

BRAGco – The Roadrunner 40mi

BRAGco – The Classic 68mi route

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E-Bikes Welcomed

On May 20th, 2023 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, Sundown on Depot will return to Greeneville, Tennessee for its 8th year! In 2022, we had over 600 cars lining Main Street and donated $13,000 to Holston United Methodist Home for Children.

Open Show for Street Rods, Muscle Cars, Trucks, Low-Riders, and Custom Bikes