Events in Brentwood today

Enjoy interactive stories, songs, and other fun activities for the whole family. This multi-age story time is designed for children ages 0 to 5, and siblings are welcome.

Homeschoolers can take part in organized daytime jiu jitsu instruction that keeps them active while introducing core techniques. Students develop confidence, discipline, and respect as they learn practical self-defense in an encouraging, team-focused setting. Each class emphasizes body movement, technical skills, problem solving, and personal development, offering a meaningful way to stay fit, gain life skills, and train alongside other homeschoolers. One free trial class is available.

At The Muses Studio, this open mic style rehearsal gives musicians, comedians, writers, and artists of all kinds a place to refine new material in concise five minute turns. Participants can choose their preferred time and may reserve up to three slots. Optional studio recording is available for anyone who wants a capture of their set. Free parking is provided, and treats are available. There are no minimums, and outside food or drinks are not allowed.

Each week features live music, discounted whiskey flights, and a barrel aged Old Fashioned crafted with an exclusive Harpeth blend from Leiper’s Fork Distillery. A special pairs a Wagyu burger with a featured pour for $30.

Australian singer, comedian, hit songwriter, and producer Angus Gill, now based in the US, turns the experience of being dropped into a new country into fast, razor-edged laughs and songs. His show, Foreign Object, pokes at modern life with a blend of sharp stand-up and distinctly Aussie musical bits. The set riffs on grey nomads, sex, tattoos, bad drivers, green cards, guns, podcasts, and the curious confidence people carry in their worst habits. It is cheeky and a bit filthy, promising a lively night of comedy and song.

Indigo Girls bring their celebrated harmonies to Ryman Auditorium with special guest Linda Perry. The Grammy-winning duo of Emily Saliers and Amy Ray first broke through with the 1989 self-titled release powered by Closer to Fine and Kid Fears, then went on to make sixteen studio albums, sell more than 15 million records, and earn seven gold, four platinum, and one double platinum certifications. Their latest collection, Look Long, turns the lens on their beginnings, produced by John Reynolds and recorded at Peter Gabriel’s Real World Studios in the countryside outside Bath, England. Songs such as When We Were Writers and Shit Kickin’ explore early creative sparks and Southern roots, offering stories that invite reflection and calm. Their live shows are known for crowd singalongs that can rise above the band, creating a shared sense of community that has become a hallmark of their concerts.

Nicknamed The Teacha, guitarist Regi Wooten is an inventive and versatile force who has long pushed jazz, funk, soul, R&B, rock, and even bluegrass into new territory. His toolkit spans picking, slapping, strumming, thumping, and tapping, along with harmonically daring chord work that has earned worldwide recognition and comparisons to trailblazers like Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, and Chuck Berry. He continually refines technique and jazz theory, layering his discoveries into deep funk grooves that reward close listening. His musical journey began early, teaching his brother Victor bass and Joseph keyboards before the Wooten Brothers Band took shape with Regi on ukulele, Roy on drums, Rudy on saxophone, Joseph on keys, and Victor on bass. For this performance, he gathers top Nashville players to explore the roots and edges of funk, jazz, blues, rock, and soul, with the possibility of surprise onstage guests.

This weekly networking gathering takes place inside Waldo's Chicken and Beer and focuses on building real connections rather than just swapping business cards. Led by Mike Dotson and Tony Lane, each session includes a discussion topic for the day and a one minute speaking opportunity for every attendee. Guests are encouraged to arrive a little early to find a seat, bring business cards, and bring a smile. Attendance is free, RSVPs are appreciated, and the weekly question can be found in the Facebook group.

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.

This event offers a memorable evening of music, networking, and fun at Marathon Music Works, featuring songwriters Morgan Alexander and Emily Shackelton. They have written songs that many listeners know and love.

At Rudy’s Jazz Room, a celebration of New Orleans and French heritage spotlights intimate ensembles steeped in gypsy swing. The repertoire channels the legacy of Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli, with brisk tempos, supple phrasing, and spontaneous improvisation. Performances are led or curated by Brook Sutton, a native of New Orleans, keeping the classic hot club sound at the heart of the night. Relax after work in a cozy, romantic setting with cocktails that echo the spirit of the French Quarter or a pour of Côtes du Rhône. Savor gumbo and beignets as the room fills with the pulse and color of hot club jazz.

DePriest Center’s Low Intensity Outpatient Program offers a 12-week series of two-hour weekly group sessions designed to help people examine substance use and build a path toward recovery. Discussions explore addiction, communication, spirituality, and the ways substance use impacts families. Each meeting is standalone, so participants can begin at any point in the 12-week cycle. The program blends faith-informed care with evidence-based practices, including cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, motivational interviewing, solution-focused methods, and trauma-informed care, to support emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. Sessions are available in person, in a hybrid format, or virtually, and treatment is tailored to each individual. The setting is intended to be safe and supportive, offering space to learn, grow, and take practical steps toward recovery. DePriest Center also provides integrated co-occurring treatment that bridges Christ-centered and evidence-based approaches.

Experience a restorative sound bath led by Cricia of Soulfull Records, designed as a soothing pause for personal well-being. Memory foam mats, pillows, and eye masks are provided to help you sink into deep relaxation. You can enhance your comfort with an upgrade to a cloud swing chair or a zero gravity chair for a floating, cloudlike feel. Some blankets will be available, and bringing your favorite blanket is welcome. Admission is $33.33.

Kyle Kinane brings his standup to Zanies Nashville, drawing on the wry storytelling that took him from warehouse work to a career on stage and screen. Audiences may recognize him from appearances on Conan, The Tonight Show, and Netflix’s The Standups, as well as three hour-long specials on Comedy Central. His on-screen work includes the Judd Apatow series Love, truTV’s Those Who Can’t, and a memorable spot on Drunk History. Behind the mic, he spent eight years as the voice of Comedy Central and voices Bullet on the Netflix animated series Paradise PD. He also cohosts the Boogie Monster podcast with Dave Stone and the streaming show Hey Girl with Matt Braunger. His latest standup release, Trampoline In A Ditch, was recorded at Comedy on State in Madison and came out on 800 LB Gorilla Records with an accompanying animated short produced by Meister.

This outdoor launch pairs a pumpkin patch with a vendor night to explore. The atmosphere is family friendly and focused on simple fun.

10 Years of Undercurrent with Sarah Jarosz highlights a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from Wimberley, Texas who has earned six Grammy Awards. Since 2009 she has put out seven solo records and two more with I'm With Her, the trio she shares with Sara Watkins and Aoife O'Donovan. Her work has been honored by the Americana Music Association and Folk Alliance and has drawn praise from outlets such as The New York Times, Rolling Stone, and USA Today. She has performed on PBS's Austin City Limits, as well as A Prairie Home Companion, Live From Here, and the Grand Ole Opry. Now based in Nashville, she is also featured with I'm With Her in the museum's American Currents: State of the Music, an annual exhibition that surveys the past year's developments, artist achievements, and notable moments.

Ryan Beatty brings his shape-shifting pop vision to Ryman Auditorium with girlsweetvoiced. The GRAMMY-winning singer and songwriter has moved from early standout features with Brockhampton and Tyler, the Creator to a personal, reflective catalog that includes Boy In Jeans and Dreaming Of David, culminating with Calico, where he leaned into the roots of classic American songwriting. His next era centers on Sweet Fortune for Atlantic Records, crafted with collaborator Ethan Gruska, a collection that widens his earlier palette into something both boundary-blurring and classic. The single Secret Language sets the tone, bottling the glow and uncertainty of new love. Along the way, Beatty has drawn praise from outlets such as Rolling Stone, Variety, i-D, Billboard, and FLAUNT, toured with Noah Kahan and Maggie Rogers, and earned an Album of the Year Grammy for his work on Beyonce’s Cowboy Carter.

Rudy's Jazz Room channels the spirit of the French Quarter as the Rougarou 6-piece New Orleans brass band fills the room with the sounds of Mardi Gras and funky grooves. Led by Louisianian Brook Sutton on bass and New Orleans native Chris Walters on piano, the lineup features Roy Agee on trombone, Andrew Carney on trumpet, Chris West on saxophone, and Josh Hunt on drums. Expect a high-energy mix of traditional New Orleans brass and funk, drawing on influences like Dirty Dozen Brass Band, The Meters, Preservation Hall, Rebirth Brass Band, and Dr. John. It is billed as Nashville's only night devoted to New Orleans brass, with music that will have you moving in your seat or on your feet. Enjoy Freezer Sazerac drink specials along with red beans and rice, gumbo, shrimp po-boys, and other New Orleans fare. Service industry workers who show documentation of employment at the door receive a half-price SIN ticket and half-price draft beer.

Chevy Truck Girls are encouraged to make plans with friends and get their trucks ready for the Classic Parts of America C10 Nationals at Nashville Superspeedway. The focus is on showing what those trucks can do, spending time together, and taking a shot at bringing home an award. Early registration offers savings, avoids the registration line, and includes a packet mailed before the show so entry at the gate is quick and easy.

A weekly networking gathering at Almaville Apartment Homes Conference Center that prioritizes real connections over quick card drops. Each meeting features a topic of the day with weekly questions shared in the Facebook group, and every attendee gets a one minute speaking slot. Plan to arrive a little early to settle in, and bring your business cards and a friendly attitude. This is a free event, and RSVPs are appreciated.

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.

Mary Todd's Rifles Battalion is organizing a US Campaigner Battalion for the national 162 Battle of Franklin in Tennessee. The portrayal will focus on the 100th OVI and will be coordinated with the planned CS Campaigner Battalion effort for this mainstream event.

Settle in on the Mansion grounds for a screening of Hocus Pocus in a historic setting. Guests are encouraged to bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy food trucks, yard games, and popcorn throughout the evening. Personal coolers are permitted. Admission is $10 per person with a $30 per vehicle maximum, or $5 for Friends members with a $20 per vehicle maximum. The grounds will open ahead of the show, and the film will begin as the evening grows darker. Presented by John Barker’s Two Rivers Ford.

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.

Stevierock continues his acoustic show on the climate controlled patio at Acapulco Mexican Grill, performing alongside his wife, MK. Look for a varied setlist, occasional special guests, and weekly specials on food and drinks.

West Coast Swing takes center stage with two ways to learn, an intermediate class led by Laynne Day and a beginner session hosted by Anna Reeder. Lessons start the night, followed by dancing. A dedicated WCS room returns for this edition. Admission options are 20 dollars for one, 35 dollars for two, or bring a new guest and both of you pay 10 dollars each. This event is held on the first Friday of each month.

Brad Williams brings the Talll Tales Tour to Nashville with a performance at Ryman Auditorium. This is a reserved-seating show that welcomes all ages. A password pre-sale is available with the code BRAD, followed by a general on-sale.

Adam and Joe bring their acoustic duo performance to When Pigue’s Fly in Nashville, delivering a night of live music. Admission is $15.

Enjoy a live performance by Gable Price and Friends at Cannery Hall Nashville. All ages are welcome.

Johnny Blue Skies and the Dark Clouds perform live at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. The concert showcases the band in an arena setting.

Ride a passenger train with stainless steel cars through Tennessee’s autumn scenery while trading Disney pins throughout the journey. The route heads to Watertown for a break to browse the town’s mile-long Yard Sale with local treasures and dining options, then continues back to Nashville with more onboard trading. Tickets are required for entry to the trading experience and cost $65 per person, non-refundable. Space and seating are very limited. Plan to move around the car to trade rather than sit at a table. Each participant may bring no more than two large pin bags, comparable to pin folio pro or elite sizes, and this limit will be enforced. All pins must be carried by you at all times. Wearing pins on lanyards or in on-body bags, jackets, and hats is fine as long as nothing is placed on the floor or on tables. Table space is minimal, there are no table reservations, and tables cannot be held after boarding. For tickets, contact @JH Choe.

Settle into a reserved seat aboard a restored stainless steel streamliner for a round-trip excursion between Nashville and Watertown that centers on a major multi-yard sale in Middle Tennessee. The journey covers roughly 90 miles and offers a relaxing ride to a destination known for treasure hunting, with plenty of opportunities to discover unique finds. Once in town, visitors can browse the many sale stops, enjoy lunch at local restaurants, and explore the shops around the square. Plan for significant walking at the venue. On the train, snacks, beverages, and souvenirs are available for purchase, and outside food or drinks are not permitted. All seating is by reservation only. Tickets are $30 for children under 12, $60 for coach, $100 for premier coach, and $120 for dome, plus a convenience fee. Tickets can be purchased online or by phone, availability is limited, and all sales are final with no exchanges or refunds. Passengers who use wheelchairs or need special assistance are encouraged to make arrangements in advance.

This weekly farmers market takes place on an urban farm in South Nashville’s international corridor and is described as the only market in Nashville held in that setting. It features fresh, locally grown produce cultivated by farmers who came to the United States with refugee status. For 12 years, their CSA has supported many Nashville families, and their harvests have appeared on the menus of notable local restaurants. The market also highlights goods from other growers, makers, and producers from around Nashville.

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.

TN 18-1/Music City Misfits mark the 14th annual memorial ride honoring fallen brothers, sanctioned by the CVMA. The event is open to the public, with friends and family welcome. Participation supports a mission centered on veterans helping veterans.

Gather at Gregory Mill Park and Shelter for a community walk that raises funds in support of the Hydrocephalus Association and its mission. Participants come together to walk, raise funds, and connect with community members while honoring and celebrating hydro warriors.

Crusader Autoworks hosts an inaugural car show benefiting Rolling Thunder TN 1, raising funds to support veterans who fought for our freedoms. Enjoy food trucks, music, door prizes, and a 50/50 raffle. Registration is handled in person on the day of the show, with no advance sign up required.

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.

Experience a working goat dairy up close by cuddling baby goats and visiting goats, cows, chickens, and pigs in plenty of open space. Learn about the animals during a guided farm tour and enjoy a sample of farm fresh goat cheese. Tickets are available through the organizer’s website. Admission is $12 per person, with free entry for children 2 and under.

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.

Celebrate the launch of an album fundraiser featuring options to purchase the second album and merchandise. Enjoy treats, an exclusive first listen to two tracks, a reveal of the album artwork, and a lore conversation with the Supreme, the Professor, the Warrior, the KryptKeeper, and the Dream Weaver.

Build your Spanish skills in a relaxed conversation club created for learners who already know a little and want to become more fluent. An instructor who is a native Spanish speaker leads friendly discussions, language games, and interactive activities to strengthen everyday speaking. Whether you studied in a class, learned some during travel, or simply want more practice, this is a welcoming space to keep improving. No registration is required.

An open mic for live music takes place in the library at the East Branch. Adult performers and listeners are welcome, with sign-up available on site. Participants may bring their own instruments or use the provided guitar or keyboard. Complimentary coffee is available for those who want to relax and enjoy the performances.

A weekly cruise-in at Steak 'n Shake in Smyrna welcomes vehicles of any make or model. The atmosphere is family friendly, providing a relaxed setting for car enthusiasts and families alike.

By popular demand, this open play session is designed for ages 10 to 17. It offers a casual space for kids and teens to spend time together with their friends, and families are encouraged to share the news with other parents so their crew can come along.

Set at GEODIS Park, this flagship fundraiser for Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands gathers supporters for a sophisticated, cocktail-style evening. Cocktail attire is requested. Guests can look forward to a red carpet welcome, tray-passed small bites and a dessert station, a featured cocktail, and firsthand client stories that illuminate the impact of civil legal aid in Middle Tennessee. The program includes the Fund the Need raise-the-paddle moment, with contributions made during this segment directed straight to civil legal services for those who need them most. Legal Aid Society serves thousands of neighbors facing domestic violence, housing instability, financial exploitation, and other critical civil legal challenges. Tickets and sponsorships are available.

The group is excited to return to Scoreboard on a Saturday night in the fall.

Live music fills Westhaven Foundation Park at the McDonald Insurance Pickin Porch as Salty Dog, featuring Brad Vroon and Matt Magallanes, takes the stage. Settle in at a table beneath the trees at The Paddle Dog Boat House and enjoy gourmet hot dogs, burgers, grilled cheese, and craft beer. Paddle board rentals are available on Westhaven Lake. The setting is pet friendly and family friendly.

At the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Nashville, internationally recognized cellist, composer, and multilingual vocalist Ian Maksin, who performs in 43 languages, leads a globe-spanning program centered on the expressive power of the cello. The music draws on traditions that reach from the Sahara and the Mongolian steppe to the Balkans, the Caucasus, and the shores of the Pacific and the Mediterranean, weaving diverse sounds into a unified journey. Using a loop pedal and other electronics, he layers parts in real time so one cello blossoms into a richly textured ensemble. The performance features original instrumental pieces alongside selections from a catalog of more than 250 songs in many languages, including French, Italian, Farsi, Bosnian, Turkish, Kurmanji, Arabic, Ukrainian, Yiddish, Ladino, Spanish, Catalan, Greek, Georgian, Armenian, Hindi, and Nepali. Ticket options include general admission beginning in the third row at $35, a $30 general admission rate when purchasing three or more, and reserved seating in the first and second rows at $45. Seating within each section is open on arrival. Recommended for ages 12 and up.

Point of Grace shares rich harmonies and faith-centered lyrics that encourage listeners to live boldly and keep God’s love at the core of daily life. With more than 8 million albums sold, the group has earned two Platinum records, three GRAMMY nominations, 27 No. 1 singles, and numerous Dove Awards, and they were inducted into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame in 2018. Their catalog features ten top-selling studio albums and four Christmas releases, along with Christian radio favorites like I’ll Be Believing, Keep the Candle Burning, How You Live (Turn Up the Music), Circle of Friends, and Jesus Will Still Be There. They also launched the Girls of Grace conference, appear frequently on the Grand Ole Opry stage, and have written several books, including How You Live: Lessons Learned from Point of Grace.

Animal Control takes the stage for a live performance at Puckett's Restaurant in Franklin. Reservations are recommended, as the venue tends to reach capacity.

At Jeff Crawford - Quantum Light Shamanic Healing (Home Office), this class focuses on practical psychic defense. Participants learn what psychic attacks are, how they can manifest, and the principles behind how they operate. Instruction includes a step by step approach to recognizing potential attacks, plus usable methods and tools for clearing themselves, other people, and locations of influences such as curses, spells, dark entities, and spiritual attachments. The session also provides guidance on protective practices to help reduce vulnerability and maintain energetic safety. Past students report gaining confidence through hands on practice, including assessment with pendulums and the application of distance healing techniques. Some have noted that material near the end feels familiar if they have previously completed a Distance Healing course, though that background is not required. The cost is $350. Class size is limited, and an RSVP is required.

This gathering features wine alongside music. It centers on the simple combination of the two.

Rudy's Jazz Room hosts an official pro jam where some of Music City's top players share the spotlight with Nashville's next generation of jazz performers. Audiences can hear veterans, newcomers, and undiscovered artists step in to improvise together, creating spontaneous moments as the music explores new territory. Every show brings its own surprises and a living snapshot of the jazz tradition. All ages are welcome, and there is a $10 food or beverage minimum.

Adults can build English skills in a friendly, low-pressure environment while connecting with others. The group focuses on speaking and listening practice through structured activities and conversation. Participants read and talk about current events, articles, and stories to grow confidence and fluency. Open to adult learners.

Hit the green while supporting local student athletes. The Champions Golf Classic is a signature community gathering that brings together business and civic leaders for a full day of golf, connection, and meaningful impact in support of the Williamson Health and Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee athletic training program serving Williamson County student athletes. Through this partnership, more than 7,500 athletes in Williamson County Schools receive specialized sports medicine care each year at no expense to the school district. Team entries and select sponsorships include an afternoon round at a premier local course, thoughtful hospitality with experiences across the course, food and beverages with player amenities throughout the day, an exclusive player gift from this year’s Player Gift Sponsor, Blue Delta Jeans, and a ticket to the Par-Tee on the 19th Hole with live entertainment, dinner, auction items, and more. Team registrations, sponsorship opportunities, and Par-Tee tickets are available now.

A daytime class created for homeschool students introduces the fundamentals of Jiu Jitsu in a fun, structured setting. Participants stay active while learning movement and technique, building confidence, discipline, and respect, and developing practical self-defense skills in a supportive, team-oriented environment. The program emphasizes problem-solving and personal growth so kids can get meaningful physical activity, gain valuable life skills, and connect with other homeschool students. A free trial class is available.

Crystal Ann Learning Co. is launching its first creative writing workshop for children ages 5 to 9 at Our Good Ole Days in Spring Hill. Young writers will craft a fall themed story with support tailored to their needs, which may include planning with pictures, keyword prompts, sentence starters, and guided writing. Those ready to work more independently will be encouraged to expand their ideas, add details, and develop a complete narrative. Participants will practice revising and editing and then design a cover for their finished piece, leaving with a story they can proudly share at home. This is a parent drop off workshop, and the cost is $49 per child. Space is limited.

Sedona Taphouse in Nashville is featuring Pink Christmas as the charity of the month. A share of meal proceeds will be donated to support Pink Christmas and its mission to help breast cancer survivors and their families.

Adoption may be finalized in court, yet the work of building a family continues. After finalization, parents who adopted from foster care often see supports and services fall away. Many find themselves handling trauma aware parenting, attachment needs, school hurdles, and caregiver fatigue, sometimes without a community. This post-adoption support group provides a respectful, judgment free setting designed specifically for parents who have adopted from foster care. Whether your adoption was recent or years in the past, you are welcome. Participants can connect with peers who truly understand, trade real-life challenges and successes, and receive encouragement and practical validation. Conversation is grounded in empathy and lived experience. There is no expectation to have everything figured out, and speaking is optional until you feel ready. Arrive as you are, and know you have a place here. The purpose is to offer ongoing support for those parenting children from hard places, because no one should carry this journey alone.

Crystals & Coffee hosts an inaugural Reiki Share welcoming experienced practitioners, newcomers to energy work, and the simply curious. Expect a supportive setting to both offer and receive Reiki, with a focus on connection and gentle restoration. No prior experience is needed. The exchange is $16. Attendance is limited to maintain an intimate and meaningful gathering.

Men gather for a monthly dinner centered on shared meals and camaraderie. The group meets on the first Monday of each month, choosing a different local restaurant to share a meal and strengthen connections. Bringing a friend is welcome, and arriving hungry is encouraged.

Settle into a calm, accessible yoga practice that welcomes every level. With attention to breathing, gentle movement, and supportive poses, Small World Yoga instructors lead simple sequences with a creative touch that encourages balance and a relaxed state of mind during practice and beyond.

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.

At Zanies Nashville, New Material Mondays offers a weekly window into brand-new stand-up as comics from the city and beyond test material onstage. The lineup remains unannounced, keeping the surprises coming while showcasing a mix of fresh Nashville voices and headliners who tour nationally. The format gives performers space to hone new bits and reflects a comedy scene that is growing rapidly.

The Time Jumpers bring classic Western Swing to life with a lineup of Nashville studio veterans. Originating from informal Grand Ole Opry jam sessions and growing into a celebrated main-stage act, the group has earned two honors from the Association of Western Artists, one from the Western Music Association, and two Grammy nominations. Their performances are known for precise arrangements, expressive vocals, standout solos, and a rhythm section that keeps the music driving. Members’ credits span decades of country music, from Slim Whitman to Carrie Underwood, and extend into other genres with collaborations ranging from Barbra Streisand to Megadeth. Their long-running weekly shows at the Station Inn drew fellow musicians like Glen Worf, Brent Mason, Reggie Young, and Bob Moore, along with guests that have included Jimmy Dean, Vince Gill, Amy Grant, Jimmy Buffet, Reba McEntire, Robert Plant, BJ Thomas, The White Stripes, Kings of Leon, Luna Halo, Norah Jones, John Rich, Robben Ford, Ronnie Dunn, Bonnie Raitt, Ronnie Milsap, and Kelly Clarkson. Please note that tickets obtained through third-party sellers or brokers are not guaranteed by 3rd and Lindsley. Use caution when purchasing from resellers and refer to TicketWeb’s purchase policy.

Dana and Alden appear as part of the Papa's Boat Tour. This event is open to all ages.