Country Living Fair Nashville Tennessee Ticket Giveaway

April 11, 2016 By Karen Creel

I have wanted to go to the Country Living Fair for a long time, but every time it was scheduled, I either had to work or there was some reason I couldn’t go. It has been in both Nashville and Atlanta, and both are within a 3 hour drive for me.

I saw an opportunity to offer my readers two free tickets to the Nashville show, AND score two free tickets for myself. I jumped on it , and asked to be considered for the ticket giveaway. I was so happy when Country Living contacted me and offered me the tickets. Woo hoo! Nashville, here I come. I’m going out of town on the 23th and 24th, so I was happy to see it was also on Friday the 22nd.

Would you like your own tickets?

Just comment below or go to my Facebook Page and comment on the giveaway post there.

Good Luck!

Karen

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Comments

Heather says

April 14, 2016 at 9:35 pm

Can’t wait to see what goodies are at the country living fair!!!

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