Community Calendar

Explore the basics of nature journaling, learn creative ways to lay out a nature journal page, practice observational drawing techniques, and use reflective prompts to deepen awareness. Smokies Life Branch Out event. Online webinar. Cost: For Park Keepers, $45; To join and attend, $85 (Park Keeper basic membership $40 + event registration $45). Info – SmokiesLife.org/branch-out-events/ or email: membership@smokieslife.org.

Learn to identify the various sparrow species found in Great Smoky Mountains National Park and apply your new skills in the field at the Branch Out event: Secret Life of Sparrows on November 18. Smokies Life Branch Out event. Online webinar. Cost: For Park Keepers, $45; To join and attend, $85 (Park Keeper basic membership $40 + event registration $45). Info – SmokiesLife.org/branch-out-events/ or email: membership@smokieslife.org.

Learn all about how this Smoky Mountain staple was grown, harvested, and preserved with these live demonstrations. Great Smoky Mountains National Park ranger-led program. Cable Mill Historic Area at Cades Cove, Tenn. Free. 10am-5pm each day. Info: nps.gov/grsm/planyourvisit/calendar.htm or 865-436-1200.

Learn all about how this Smoky Mountain staple was grown, harvested, and preserved with these live demonstrations. Great Smoky Mountains National Park ranger-led program. Cable Mill Historic Area at Cades Cove, Tenn. Free. 10am-5pm each day. Info: nps.gov/grsm/planyourvisit/calendar.htm or 865-436-1200.

Learn all about how this Smoky Mountain staple was grown, harvested, and preserved with these live demonstrations. Great Smoky Mountains National Park ranger-led program. Cable Mill Historic Area at Cades Cove, Tenn. Free. 10am-5pm each day. Info: nps.gov/grsm/planyourvisit/calendar.htm or 865-436-1200.

Learn all about how this Smoky Mountain staple was grown, harvested, and preserved with these live demonstrations. Great Smoky Mountains National Park ranger-led program. Cable Mill Historic Area at Cades Cove, Tenn. Free. 10am-5pm each day. Info: nps.gov/grsm/planyourvisit/calendar.htm or 865-436-1200.

Inovine Scientific Meetings extends a warm invitation to attend the 2nd International Conference on Agriculture & Natural Resources (ICANR 2025), scheduled for November 17-18, 2025, in Rome, Italy. This prestigious conference will bring together experts, professionals, and researchers in the fields of agriculture and environmental sciences to explore the theme "The Agricultural Sector’s Challenges in Safeguarding Natural Resources and the Environment for Future Generations."

For more details Explore our website: https://agricultureconferences.com/

Join us for an engaging experience, featuring insightful discussions, research presentations, and networking opportunities with leaders in the industry.

Best regards,
Jenny Chiara | Program Manager
Agriculture & Natural Resources Conference 2025 | Rome, Italy
Email: agriculture@inovineconferences.com
Phone: +1-408-648-2233
WhatsApp: +1 (514) 446-9130

Become a sparrow sleuth while exploring the fields and forest edges of Cades Cove. Smokies Life CEO, Jacqueline Harp, will share insights into your impact as a Park Keeper, and how the work of Smokies Life supports Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Smokies Life Branch Out event. Cades Cove Orientation Shelter, Townsend, Tenn. Cost: For Park Keepers, $45; To join and attend, $85 (Park Keeper basic membership $40 + event registration $45). Info – SmokiesLife.org/branch-out-events/ or email: membership@smokieslife.org.

The Tennessee Artist’s Association will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, November 18 at 7:00 pm at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 6500 Northshore Dr., Knoxville. This meeting is free and open to anyone interested in the arts in East Tennessee. Refreshments will be served.

This month will feature a unique program; Lansden Hill, Jr. who began Pyro Shows, will speak on the art of pyrotechnics and how his company creates fleeting and beautiful firework displays that result in indelible impressions, exciting experiences and lasting memories. Pyro Shows has been a longtime fixture in East Tennessee, and over 50 years, has expanded and produced shows throughout the U.S.

Tennessee Artists Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and a place to learn and grow as an artist. Monthly programs of TAA include practical art demonstrations, discussions, and opportunities for individual artists to get involved in learning, community and shows More on the Tennessee Artist’s Association can be found on the web at https://tnartists.org, on Instagram at @tn_artists, and on Facebook at TNArtistsAssociation.