GENERAL FAIR FAQS
Who organizes the Tennessee Valley Fair?
The Tennessee Valley Fair is a 501(c)3 nonprofit dedicated to showcasing East Tennessee heritage, agriculture, and the arts for over 100 years. Our year-round staff of six are dedicated to making the Tennessee Valley Fair a success!
Is there a Clear Bag Policy implemented?
Yes. All bags must be clear to be permitted into the Fairgrounds. Exceptions are:
Bags smaller than 4inx6in
Diaper bags accompanied with a small child
Medically necessary bags. More Info --> tnvalleyfair.org/policies
What's the Weather Policy?
The Tennessee Valley Fair is a rain or shine event including all events and concerts taking place. No rain checks or refunds will be issued. The Tennessee Valley Fair with the Knoxville Police Department and the National Weather Service monitors all potentially hazardous weather conditions. In the event the National Weather Service announces a severe weather warning within a 5-mile radius of Chilhowee Park and Exposition Center, weather advisories will be announced immediately on the public-address system directing guests to seek shelter. Designated severe weather shelters are located at the Jacob Building and the Kerr Building. If a concert or special event is taking place, the event will be delayed, postponed, or canceled depending on the severity and duration of the weather event. Fairgoers will be notified of any weather-related announcements via social media, tnvalleyfair.org website, and through emails.
HOMER HAMILTON THEATRE FAQS
Does my concert ticket include admission into the Fair?
Yes. Each concert ticket purchased in advance includes admission to the Fair, giving concertgoers and Fair fans the opportunity to enjoy the food, rides, entertainment, agriculture, and all other aspects of the Tennessee Valley Fair before attending a show. All concerts require a concert ticket for entry.
What's the Weather Policy?
The Tennessee Valley Fair is a rain or shine event including all events and concerts taking place. No rain checks or refunds will be issued. The Tennessee Valley Fair with the Knoxville Police Department and the National Weather Service monitors all potentially hazardous weather conditions. In the event the National Weather Service announces a severe weather warning within a 5-mile radius of Chilhowee Park and Exposition Center, weather advisories will be announced immediately on the public-address system directing guests to seek shelter. Designated severe weather shelters are located at the Jacob Building and the Kerr Building. If a concert or special event is taking place, the event will be delayed, postponed, or canceled depending on the severity and duration of the weather event. Fairgoers will be notified of any weather-related announcements via social media, tnvalleyfair.org website, and through emails.