Anyone else going to the Muletown Pipe Show next month (March 18, 19) in Columbia, Tennessee? Should be a good one!
Muletown Pipe Show 2023
Muletown Pipe Show 2023
Muletown Pipe Show 2023
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No kidding I didn’t know there was a pipe there. I would love to check it out. I’m less than 3 hours from there.
I'm thinking about going. About an hour plus away. Have you ever been?
Yes, I went to the 2019 show and enjoyed it. Should be bigger and better this year. I am going just for the day on Saturday.
That's great. I'll look you up if I make it. I've been emailing Marty Pulvers about Peterson pipes, and mentioned it to him. He hadn't heard about it so sent the link. Maybe I can pick up an estate or two.
Are you going for a day or the whole weekend? I bet it will be crowded; lots of people are going. I'm not setting up a table, just attending. Jeremy Reeves of Cornell & Diehl will be there giving demonstrations on blending.
I'm not sure yet. I could literally drive back and forth, so inclination is for multiple days. I'd like to see the blending action.
For those of you who didn’t get to the Muletown Pipe Show 2023.
Got home from spending the weekend at Columbia, Tennessee to attend the Muletown Pipe Show at Briarworks.
The 2023 Muletown Pipe Show kicked off with a massive party on the evening of Friday, March 17, 2023. The parking lot and all nearby streetside parking spaces were filled to the brim by 2:30 pm with the vehicles of pipe smokers eager to take part in the pre-show activities and fellowship. A pipe finishing demonstration and Q&A session was given by Pete Prevost and Sam Adebayo of Briarworks on Friday evening at 7:00 pm. Food service for the duration of the show was provided by two food trucks: Loosewheels (big, delicious cheeseburgers) and Hen House (many chicken offerings). The party lasted until closing time at midnight and was attended by a host of pipe enthusiasts.
The pipe show opened to a burgeoning crowd on Saturday, March 18, 2023 at 11:00 am. Attendees waited in a long line to enter the show floor and the show quickly became very crowded with people elbow-to-elbow in the initial hours of the show. All of the tables were filled with pipes and pipe-related merchandise by vendors from all over the country. A side room held all kinds of Muletown Pipe Show and Briarworks clothing items as well as many Briarworks pipe offerings. In the same room, Laudisi and Sutliff offered some of their pipes and tobaccos. At 2:00 pm, Jeremy Reeves, head blender at Cornell & Diehl, held a pipe tobacco blending demonstration.
On Sunday, March 19, 2023, the show opened again at 11:00 am but attendees were fewer in number and several of the vendors present on Saturday had unfortunately left the show. A drawing was held at 2:30 pm to give away the pipe that was made during the pipe finishing demonstration on Friday evening. The Muletown Pipe Show is growing by leaps and bounds every year and is the premier pipe event in the southeastern states.
Some photos from the show:
The 2023 Muletown Pipe Show kicked off with a massive party on the evening of Friday, March 17, 2023. The parking lot and all nearby streetside parking spaces were filled to the brim by 2:30 pm with the vehicles of pipe smokers eager to take part in the pre-show activities and fellowship. A pipe finishing demonstration and Q&A session was given by Pete Prevost and Sam Adebayo of Briarworks on Friday evening at 7:00 pm. Food service for the duration of the show was provided by two food trucks: Loosewheels (big, delicious cheeseburgers) and Hen House (many chicken offerings). The party lasted until closing time at midnight and was attended by a host of pipe enthusiasts.
The pipe show opened to a burgeoning crowd on Saturday, March 18, 2023 at 11:00 am. Attendees waited in a long line to enter the show floor and the show quickly became very crowded with people elbow-to-elbow in the initial hours of the show. All of the tables were filled with pipes and pipe-related merchandise by vendors from all over the country. A side room held all kinds of Muletown Pipe Show and Briarworks clothing items as well as many Briarworks pipe offerings. In the same room, Laudisi and Sutliff offered some of their pipes and tobaccos. At 2:00 pm, Jeremy Reeves, head blender at Cornell & Diehl, held a pipe tobacco blending demonstration.
On Sunday, March 19, 2023, the show opened again at 11:00 am but attendees were fewer in number and several of the vendors present on Saturday had unfortunately left the show. A drawing was held at 2:30 pm to give away the pipe that was made during the pipe finishing demonstration on Friday evening. The Muletown Pipe Show is growing by leaps and bounds every year and is the premier pipe event in the southeastern states.
Some photos from the show:
Sturdy,
It was a good day Saturday, and now I'm looking forward to next year. I hope you got some good things
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