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Christmas at Red Clay - 6:00 PM Tour
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Visitor Center Porch - GazeboEvent Details
Come enjoy a lantern-lit tour of the historic Red Clay Council Grounds, led by a living history guide from the 19th century. Learn about the Cherokees' activities during the harsh winter months and the missionaries' impacts on Cherokee life.
When your tour time arrives, please gather in the gazebo at the end of the Visitor Center porch.
Light refreshments and hot cider will be provided in the Visitor Center.
For specific information on program conditions, please view the attached Essential Eligibility Criteria.
**Children 3 & under can attend for FREE.
- Event Host
- Taylor Young
- taylor.n.young@tn.gov
- 4238893249
- Price
- $5.00
Red Clay State Park
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1-888-867-2757Red Clay State Park, encompassing 263 acres, is a significant historical site where the Cherokee Nation made its last stand before the Trail of Tears. Visitors can explore replica Cherokee structures, a sacred spring, and the Eternal Flame memorial, all while immersing themselves in the poignant history of this land. The park offers a serene and reflective experience, inviting guests to connect with nature and learn about a pivotal moment in Cherokee history.