by Nicky Reynolds
posted January 21, 2004
Jonesborough, Tn. - The quaint little town of Jonesborough, Tennessee has welcomed visitors for more than two centuries with its warmth, charm, and unique heritage. And today, this quaint little town continues to draw visitors from around the globe with its distinctive flavor.
While the town awaits with open arms through all four seasons, the upcoming Valentine's Day holiday offers a perfect opportunity for visitors to experience Jonesborough at its best.
The Eureka Hotel, established in 1900, offers delightful quarters for a chilly February evening. This romantic turn-of-the-century inn, situated conveniently on downtown's Main Street, offers a cheerful fireplace in the main room and a cozy bed in its 15 comfortable guestrooms, each decorated in the style of the late 1800's.
Entertainment comes in many forms in Jonesborough. The International Storytelling Center is located just across the street from the Eureka, and offers a gift shop as well as a peek into the exciting formation of the International Storytelling Festival, an event that draws thousands of storytelling enthusiasts to Jonesborough each year.
Shopping is also a worthwhile pastime in Jonesborough, as unique shops line the streets. Anything from antiques and art to candy and clothes can be found in this town.
And Valentine's Day weekend is opening weekend for "Maggie's Getting Married," a new comedy performed by a fabulous Tri-Cities cast at the Jonesborough Repertory Theatre.
For an elegant fine dining experience in a very unique setting, Jonesborough offers the Parson's Table. An upscale restaurant featuring menu items like Fried Green Tomatoes, Filet Mignon, Lobster Tail, and Norwegian Salmon, the Parson's Table is the perfect choice for a romantic dinner.
Put all of this together and you have a very exciting and very romantic Valentine's Day package. Enjoy all of Jonesborough for less than $200 per couple. Contact the Eureka Hotel at 423 913-6100 for more details or to make a reservation. For those who live in the Tri-Cities area and don't require overnight accommodations, contact the Parson's Table at 423 753-8002 to make reservations for the dinner and theatre portions of the package.
To learn more about the history of Jonesborough, visit www.historicjonesborough.com. Or visit tnvacation.com to order a 2004 Tennessee Vacation Guide.
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