Annual Events
Christmas Events
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The 54th Annual Christmas Parade will be held on Saturday, December 6th @ 10 AM on Main Street.
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Issaqueena Festival
The Issaqueena Festival will be held in downtown Six Mile. Time and Date for 2026 is TBD. FREE entertainment is provided for both adults and children, including a FREE kids zone! Bring your blanket or chair, there is plenty of room to sit down and enjoy. Representatives from the Lower Eastern Cherokee Nation will have craft items for sale, perform dances, and tell stories that have been passed down from their ancestors. Food vendors and arts and crafts vendors will line North Main Street. Vendor applications will be accepted starting sometime in February. Each vendor must provide his or her own table and tent. Limited water and electrical hook-ups are available.​​
Memorial Day Celebration
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The Town will honor our fallen heroes on traditional Memorial Day at Six Mile Town Hall. The public is invited to attend.
Independence Day Celebration
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Independence Day Celebration will be held at Ponderosa Park. Time and Date for 2026 is TBD. A schedule of events will include a bicycle parade and, of course, FIREWORKS!!! Transporting done by RDBC.
Six Mile Farmer’s Depot
Located at 116 N. Main Street at the Stoddard Pavilion
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Summer Farmer's Market season is closed for 2025. The 2026 summer Farmers Depot dates to reopen is TBD. The Farmer's Market is held every Tuesday from 4-7 p.m. the last week in April until the end of September. Bring a chair, chat with old and new friends, buy some local products and join us! Inside vendors rain or shine. Agricultural vendor fees are $6 for a day or $35 for the season. All other vendor fees are $10 for a day or $50 for the season.
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Community Trick or Treat
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Time and Date for 2026 is TBD. A community trick or treat is held along Main Street when businesses and community members will be giving out candy and goodies. Local churches will also be represented with booths or “trunks”. Trick or Treat on Main Street is always a safe and enjoyable time for the Six Mile community and its neighbors.
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