Unto These Hills Ticket Office

Unto These Hills brings Cherokee history to life through a captivating outdoor theater production at the Mountainside Theatre. This dynamic performance combines storytelling, music, and drama to chronicle the Cherokee people's journey, including the Trail of Tears, making it both an entertaining and educational experience for families seeking meaningful cultural experiences in the Smoky Mountains.

• ✓Spectacular outdoor mountain setting creates an immersive theatrical atmosphere
• ✓Professional actors and dancers bring Cherokee history to life with authentic storytelling
• ✓Special effects, music, and choreography keep the production engaging
• ✓Educational cultural experience that teaches important American history
• ✓Evening timing allows families to enjoy other Cherokee attractions during the day

1. 1.Arrive 30-45 minutes early to get good seats in the open-air amphitheater and explore the venue before the show starts
2. 2.Bring cushions or stadium seats for extra comfort on the amphitheater benches, plus blankets or light jackets as mountain evenings can be cool even in summer
3. 3.The show runs rain or shine, so pack ponchos just in case,refunds are only given if the show is cancelled
4. 4.Consider reserved seating if traveling with kids to ensure your family can sit together with optimal views
5. 5.Visit the Museum of the Cherokee Indian earlier in the day to provide context that will help kids better understand and appreciate the performance

Evening performances run Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday throughout the summer season. Mid-week shows (Tuesday or Thursday) tend to be less crowded than weekends, and the weather is typically pleasant June through August with comfortable evening temperatures perfect for outdoor theater.

Tickets must be purchased in advance and range from approximately $25-35 per person depending on seating. The outdoor amphitheater has concessions available, but no outside food is permitted. Parking is free on-site.

Unto These Hills is a seasonal production typically running from late May through mid-August. The show is closed on Sundays and Wednesdays. Check the official website for exact season dates and show times as they may vary by year. Performances are held rain or shine.

The nearby Granny's Kitchen offers family-style Southern buffet dining that kids enjoy, while Saunooke Village restaurants provide various casual options within walking distance of the theater district.