The William Walton Harvest Festival is set to take place in downtown Carthage on Saturday, September 25, 2021, beginning at 10:00am.
The William Walton Harvest Festival celebrates the rich history of Smith County and the founder of Carthage, Captain William Walton. On the last Saturday of September each year, the Historic Smith County Courthouse square is transformed to take you back in time.
Experience live demonstrations of our early settler’s lives and hear the history of Smith County as performed in character of actual historical figures. Stroll Main Street and shop with local artisans and downtown merchants. Take part in kid and family-friendly activities and attractions. Savor the many food choices. Have a good time listening to live music by various artists performed from the steps of our historic courthouse. Come out and experience Smith County!
2021 Miss Harvest Queen Pageant will be held outside during William Walton Days, at the Smith Co. Historic Courthouse on main st. (Open to all counties) As a fundraiser, pageant proceeds will be donated to The Spot, & Sisters Keeper.
