Bringing Trucks Back to Pigeon Forge

Just about everyone in the Southeast US who’s into custom vehicles in any capacity is familiar with Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. It has been home to numerous car and truck events for decades. Pigeon Forge is in Sevier County, which is also home to the Sevier County Fairgrounds. 

Being just outside the main drag allows for cruising and hanging out after the show. It also provides a ton of hotels, Air BNB rentals, restaurants, and more things to do than you can make time for. Inside the gates of the venue itself, you’ll find plenty of parking and room for club games, truck limbo, and other events.

Held the second weekend of August each year allows more than a few showgoers to spend some extra “vacation” time in the area before kids go back to school, which is another draw for people.

This year, show organizers threw a pre-party at the Iron Forge Brewing Company, not far from the show grounds. This venue allowed people to hang out, play corn hole, grab some grub or some adult beverages. Iron Forge even parked a few show vehicles inside the brewing room that was visible from inside the main building.

For more info on next years show, make sure to check out TheSparksShow.com or @the_sparks_show on Instagram. They also have a Facebook Event page for the show every year.

This year, show organizers threw a pre-party at the Iron Forge Brewing Company, not far from the show grounds. This venue allowed people to hang out, play corn hole, grab some grub or some adult beverages.  

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