Art Builds Community Winners

Three High School Artists who were selected to have their art become downtown murals.

SKY MVP

At 144 W. Main off the SkyMart is our new entrepreneur center scheduled to open 10/16

Tennessee Main Street Logo

The logo for the statewide Tennessee Main Street Program and used in Morristown Main Street.

Peavine Alley North by B_edited

Bill Whitworth took this great picture of Peavine Alley North, one of our lighting projects assisted by First TN Bank Foundation.

SkyMart Arts Crafts & Makers Festiva

Annual festival held in April.

Farmers Market Pavilion completed.

The Farmers Market Pavilion was completed in July 2015 and is fast becoming a year round facility.

Great tomatoes at the Farmers Market

In season, we are fortunate to have the pick of good local produce at the Farmers Market.

Rose Center for the Cultural Arts

The arts are an important part of Morristown's heritage.

One of the beautiful hanging baskets

From Mother's Day through fall, beautiful hanging flower baskets grace Morristown's Main Street.

Downtown Pocket Park

A great place to take a leisurely break. Located at the corner of Cumberland and Main Streets.

Timeless Elegance Tea Room

Known for their wonderful soups, sandwiches, quiches, and much more.

Some of the shops along Main

Main Street has great gifts and antique shops, places to exercise, and lots to do after 5pm.

A revitalized downtown building.

This building houses commercial and residential space.

1950's Downtown

Before the Sky Mart that was built in the mid-1960s.

Southern Railway Passenger Depot

This icon was located in what is now parking area near the current RR tracks.

Birds Eye - South Main Street

Another of our local restaurants

Ranked as one of the 10 best diners in TN they are known for their great food including dogs, burgers, and homemade chips. Jersey Girl Diner is on Main Street.

Sherwood Commons

Great shops downtown in a mall setting.

City Center

The Morristown governmental headquarters on Cumberland and W. 1st North Street.

The Nest

Fronts both Cumberland, across from Little Dutch restaurant, and is accessible from the Parking Area Downtown - an eclectic assortment of antiques, vintage and home decor.