At the Corner of Luxury and Leisure
About the Emporium
Nestled in historic downtown Sevierville, The Emporium is a vibrant event space and gallery designed to celebrate art, gatherings, and the special moments in life. Whether you’re hosting a wedding, birthday, graduation, quinceañera, or any memorable occasion, The Emporium offers a beautiful setting that combines elegance with an artistic touch
The gallery features rotating exhibitions, where visitors can view and purchase works by talented artists, with guided tours available for a deeper connection to the art. For smaller, more intimate gatherings, the Drawing Room provides a cozy space to relax and enjoy drinks with friends
With its blend of art and ambiance, The Emporium invites you to experience the perfect setting for any occasion, surrounded by creativity and charm
WEDDING & EVENTS RENTAL SPACE
The Emery Emporium Gallery is a stunning blank canvas ready to transform for your special occasion. With its expansive, open layout and timeless character, this versatile space offers endless possibilities for weddings, parties, or corporate events. Imagine the freedom to create your dream celebration in a space that adapts to your vision
The Emery was built in 1917 by the McMahon Construction Company. Its adorn with metal stamped ceilings, hand made brick floors, plaster/lathe walls and hosts many other turn of the century construction elements
In 2022 this building was restored to its original beauty by a lengthy construction process that saved all the original materials and elements
Now home to The Emery Art Gallery & Emporium, you can enjoy this historical beauty while touring the Art Gallery or using its magnificent rental space for your next special event
Historic Downtown SeviervilleSevierville is the county east of Sevier County which was one of the original counties formed in Tennessee in 1796. The county was named for Colonel John Sevier, a noted Revolutionary War solider and the first governor of TennesseeThe county was originally part of the lost State of Franklin and court was held in 1785 at Newell's Station, north of SeviervilleAfter the dissolution of Franklin in 1788, Sevier County settlers governed themselves as part of territorial government until the formation of the county in 1796. The first court for the county was held on July 4, 1796 at a small settlement located at the forks of the Little Pigeon River which became known as Seiverville
