Tennessee Miller Coliseum

The 2014 Hollyday Marketplace was held here. I came to do some shopping. There was a lot of parking. The set up was nice and they had a lot of vendors. I liked that they had a lot of activities for children. I would definitely attend another event here.

1) Do you like horses?
2) Do you like free entertainment?
If you answered «Yes» to both questions, then get thee to the Miller Coliseum.
Throughout the year, the Coliseum offers a schedule of events that are mostly free and give you a chance to watch beautiful horses at close range —

A couple of events — motorcycle cross tour, truck and tractor pull, etc. — do charge admission fees, but those are still affordable (under $ 20/​person) and the vast majority of horse-​related events are free.
We visited this past weekend for the Volunteer Ranch Horse Show. The show ran all day Saturday and Sunday. If we had stayed for the whole show, it might have gotten a little repetitive, but it was a joy to be able to drop in for a couple of hours and observe some expert horsemanship.
Tip — All those horses, motorcycles and tractors do stir up a fair amount of dirt. The building is coated in dust — literally up to the rafters. Not a deal-​breaker, but you may want to leave your tuxedos and ball gowns at home.