Free events in Brentwood, TN

People turning 65 or preparing to enroll in Medicare can get clear, practical guidance at a free educational seminar with Sandy Woods at the Mt. Juliet Senior Center. Sandy, a licensed insurance professional with more than 20 years focused on Medicare, explains how and when to sign up, what deadlines and premiums matter, and how coverage works once enrolled. The presentation walks through the differences between Medicare Supplement and Medicare Advantage plans to help participants consider which option may fit their needs, highlights recent updates to prescription drug coverage, and clarifies how employer or retiree health benefits coordinate with Medicare. The atmosphere is relaxed and pressure free, with time for questions so attendees leave better equipped to make informed decisions. Sandy’s goal is to provide straightforward, unbiased education and to remain a year round resource for Medicare guidance.

Now in its 9th season, this producer-only market gathers local growers and makers on the lawn and in the parking lot of the Goodlettsville Visitor’s Center at Moss-Wright Park. Shoppers will find a broad selection of locally grown and handcrafted items such as fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, breads, baked treats, home garden plants, bath and body products, pet treats, and ready-to-eat foods. It is a community-focused setting that highlights local flavor and supports small businesses.

Explore ideas for every corner of your home at the Murfreesboro Home Expo, a free-admission showcase at Tennessee Miller Coliseum. Connect face to face with a wide range of local and national vendors who share practical guidance, product insights, and inspiration to bring renovation plans to life. Whether you are remodeling a kitchen, upgrading outdoor living areas, or making smaller updates, this event offers resources to help you get started and find ways to save on your projects.

Celebrate Williamson County’s local artists at the free, monthly Franklin Art Crawl held on the first Friday of each month. This edition highlights work showcased at THE FIND, Stonebridge Gallery, and the Grand Hall near the Skylight. Stroll through historic halls, discover pieces that appeal to both seasoned collectors and casual art fans, and perhaps find a favorite to take home.

A carefully curated market brings together local farmers and vendors at the Factory at Franklin. It is located beneath the Water Tower Plaza near the front entrance.

This free, in-person celebration features workshops, music, food, and vendors in honor of the Pagan community in Nashville and Middle Tennessee. Families are welcome, and leashed family pets and familiars may attend. Food donations supporting Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee will be collected during the event.

Mt. Juliet Fall Fest is a free and family friendly celebration at Circle P Ranch. Browse more than 50 local makers and vendors while enjoying live music and a variety of food trucks. Activities include launching pumpkins with a slingshot, decorating pumpkins, face painting, and visits with a petting zoo. Take a tractor drawn hay ride and watch traditional skills showcased with demonstrations such as sorghum milling and sawmill cutting. It offers a welcoming way to shop local, connect with neighbors, and celebrate the season together.

In Hendersonville, this free introductory Medicare workshop offers straightforward guidance from local experts without call centers or sales pressure. Participants will learn how Parts A, B, C, and D work, when to enroll and ways to avoid common penalties, and how to choose coverage that matches personal needs and budget. Each attendee receives a complimentary copy of 64+, a Medicare and retirement planning guide. Seating is limited.

Knoblin Fest brings a new, free, volunteer-powered, all-ages music and arts experience to Donelson next to Donelson Plaza. Centered on neighborhood folklore about the Knoblin, the event highlights kindness and creativity with live music, a marketplace, costume contests, children’s activities, an art exhibit, and more. The lineup features Fats Kaplin Gang, Kate Cosentino, Nosey Flynn, Solid Brass Jackie, Goldcoast, Stagolee, and VOLK, with Them Vibes headlining. Presented by Friends of Donelson, a community coalition of organizations, businesses, and neighbors collaborating to coordinate and promote unified local events and support.

This annual free multicultural festival at Centennial Park in Nashville celebrates the diversity of Middle Tennessee with food, performances, artisans, and activities for children and teens, offering a welcoming showcase of the people and traditions that make the region unique.

The Stolen Faces bring the songs of the Grateful Dead to Acme Feed & Seed in Nashville, TN. This all-ages performance is free to attend and offers a welcoming way to experience classic Grateful Dead music.