Events in Clarksville

Discover the basics of creating your own jewelry in a beginner friendly workshop at ArtLink Clarksville. Instruction covers linking charms and beads, shaping wire and attaching it to fish hooks, using the proper tools and understanding what each one does, and other essential techniques. All supplies are provided, and participants leave with a finished piece for their collection. The fee is $36 per person, space is limited, and all sales or bookings are non-refundable.

Sunday Afternoon Painting Class

Build miniature painting skills in an easygoing, hands-on weekly workshop at the Fort Campbell location. Experienced miniature painters lead step-by-step instruction in techniques like shading, highlighting, and basing, with guidance tailored to both beginners and advanced hobbyists. Paints and tools are available to use, or bring your own. Bring a mini to work on, or choose one in store. Expect a friendly community atmosphere that supports learning and creativity.

Old Dunbar Cave Rd, Clarksville, TN 37043, United States

A Sacred Place

Long recognized as sacred by indigenous people for at least 10,000 years and still revered today, Dunbar Cave is the focus of a presentation led by Ranger Adam. The program explores the cave art within and discusses how these images have been interpreted.

DIY Junk Journal Making Class - April

Learn to make your own junk journal in a guided class that walks through the process from beginning to end. It is suitable for anyone new to junk journaling as well as for those who want to create journals to give as gifts. All necessary supplies are included with your ticket, so you can focus on building your journal.

The Ghoul Haus

Watercolor Workshop

Explore the basics of watercolor and finish with an abstract piece ready to display. Participants practice mixing colors, experiment with a range of brush strokes, and try four to six techniques to build skills and confidence. Space is limited and spots may sell out. Event time may vary.

Celebrate the launch of the Gundam Card Game Phantom Aria [GD04] booster with a sealed battle that uses booster packs only. The entry fee is $30. Each participant receives four booster packs and builds a 30 card deck for play. All color limitations are waived for this event, and proxy cards are not permitted. Players who complete the event receive the GD04-024 Gundam Aerial Rebuild and GD04-085 Suletta Mercury participation cards, with additional prizes determined by attendance.

Legion Dog and Cat Supply

Pet Parent Day Photo Shoot

Celebrate the bond you share with your pet during a professional photo session designed for animals and their people. BDC Frames will capture keepsake images in a relaxed, pet friendly setting. Each session costs $10, and every dollar supports 3 Friends Animal Rescue. Dogs, cats, and multi pet families are welcome as long as companions are friendly and kept leashed or safely contained. Expect a comfortable atmosphere, quality photos with your furry loved ones, and the chance to make lasting memories while helping rescue animals in the community.

YGO: Rarity Collection 5 - 3V3 Team Tournament | Sunday, April 26 at 11AM

This Yu-Gi-Oh 3v3 team tournament rewards coordination and careful deck planning. Teams of three play simultaneous one-on-one matches against corresponding opponents. Each duelist uses their own deck, hand, field, and Life Points, and table talk with adjacent teammates is allowed, with the center seat often helping communication. A team wins the match once two of the three pairings are secured. Card copy limits are shared across the entire team rather than per player, so up to three total copies of any single card may be split among all three decks. Decks must follow the event’s Forbidden and Limited List. The entry fee is $30. Prizes include three boxes of Burst Protocol for first place, two boxes for second, and one box for third.

Drawing 4 Kids

This drawing workshop is tailored for children. Young artists can explore their creativity in a fun, supportive environment. Each workshop has a different theme to spark creativity, for example, animals, outer space, or fantasy worlds. The workshop lasts one hour and is suitable for children ages 5-9.

Chipotle Mexican Grill (Clarksville TN)

Chipotle Fundraiser

Enjoy a meal at Chipotle Mexican Grill in Clarksville while supporting Rossview High School Boys Soccer. Order your favorites, whether that is a burrito, a bowl, or chips with guac, and your purchase helps the team. It is a simple way to take care of dinner and contribute to a good cause.

Lorcana Casual Play

Fans of Disney Lorcana can gather for a relaxed organized play event at the College Street location. New players and seasoned Illumineers alike can enjoy friendly games, learn as they go, and connect with a supportive community. Bring a deck, trade cards, and accumulate points toward promotional prizes in a structured yet easygoing setting.

Infinity Game Lounge

Clarksville's 3rd Base Trivia Night

Game show style trivia takes over Clarksville’s 3rd Base with a fast paced, interactive format on the big screens for a true game show feel. Joe Padula hosts in a welcoming sports bar setting, with food and drink specials available throughout. Teams compete for prizes awarded to the top three, blending friendly competition with a laid back atmosphere.

Clarksville's 3rd Base

Riftbound Casual Play

A relaxed, drop-in casual play session centered on Riftbound welcomes players of all experience levels. Whether you are learning the game, testing new decks, or simply looking for a fun way to play, it offers friendly matches in an easygoing setting. Bring your favorite deck or two, connect with other Riftbound players, and enjoy low-pressure games. There are no rankings and no pressure, just laid-back play and a supportive community.

The Great Green Gallery Exhibit

Celebrate the color green at a family-friendly art exhibit in the Children's Art Gallery on the second floor of the Montgomery County Library. The Great Green Gallery features works by six DAC artists, showcasing pieces by Julie Bisgaard, Patricia Gabilondo, Jennifer Pierstorff, Carmen Rein, Ruth Sisson, and Rochelle Wasserman. Curated by Julie Bisgaard and Rochelle Wasserman, the showcase highlights nature's most vivid shade through their collective vision. Admission is free whenever the library is open.

Little Picasso Workshop

Tailored for preschoolers and younger children, this creative session at ArtLink Clarksville blends art, play, and imagination. A themed story sets the stage, then music and sensory activities invite little ones to explore with all their senses. Children make a craft tied to the weekly story and enjoy time to connect with fellow young artists in a welcoming environment. The cost is $15 per class, or $50 for a monthly package that covers all classes for one child. Days can vary, and a preferred day can be selected during registration.

MTG Open Play

MTG open play offers a flexible way to enjoy games at your own pace. Tables are available throughout store hours, and you can test a new brew, practice for a tournament, or enjoy casual matches with friends. Play any format your group agrees on, such as Commander, Standard, Modern, Pioneer, Pauper, or Cube. The space welcomes both casual and competitive players. Meet new opponents, trade cards, and fit games into your schedule. Players can drop in for a quick match or settle in for multiple rounds, with no pressure and plenty of room to play.

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Boardgame Night

Settle in for a relaxed, community-centered evening of tabletop play at the College Street location. Newcomers and seasoned gamers mingle over everything from strategic challenges to lighthearted party titles, with plenty of chances to try something new. Bring a favorite game to share, or find a seat at an open table. The focus is simple, have fun, meet people, and let the dice decide a few surprises along the way.

APR28

Part of organized play, this casual Lorcana session at the Fort Campbell location offers a relaxed space to meet other players and enjoy friendly games.

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Frontline Games hosts the launch event for Riftbound: Unleashed, inviting players into the Runeterra setting to command champions and compete. The event uses a sealed format with entry set at $30. Upon arrival, each participant receives a Pre-Rift Kit that contains a mini preconstructed deck offered in six varieties, featuring a Champion Legend, a Champion Unit, and the runes needed for that champion, plus five Unleashed boosters to build a deck centered on that champion. The tournament is structured as four Swiss rounds. Prizes depend on attendance, and players must participate and finish the event to be eligible for awards.

Frontline Games

MAY1

Paws & Celebrate: National Pet Day

At Jenkins & Wynne, a National Pet Day celebration focuses on meeting adoptable dogs and finding great matches. Guests can interact with pups, learn about the adoption process, and see whether a new companion is the right fit. To streamline placements, prospective adopters are encouraged to submit a general application at least 72 hours in advance. The goal is simple, connect lovable dogs with lasting homes.

Jenkins and Wynne

2nd Chance Expungement Clinic - Informational

An informational session dedicated to giving people in Montgomery County a second chance by explaining how to clear non-felony arrest violations from background and personal records. There is no cost to attend. Participants receive a free information packet, can ask questions and get answers, and may sign up for the 2nd Chance Expungement Clinic. Support for this effort comes from local judges and lawyers in Clarksville, with legal aid provided by the NAACP and Dr. Bullock-Neal. The clinic is sponsored by Warfield Lodge No. 44.

Loaves And Fishes

Vintage Springfest

At Beachaven Winery, this festival is promoted with excited energy and an emphasis on creativity. The event message highlights handmade and handpainted crafts and includes a nod to rhoscreations and woman veteran owned.

Beachaven Winery

American Job Center - Montgomery

Annual Hope and Help Fair

An annual fair focused on connecting children and families with resources and support. Taking place at the American Job Center - Montgomery, it offers help for those in need, with assistance available across many areas. The goal is to make it easier for families to access the help they require.

Fiber Art Class with Irina

This hands-on fiber art class with Irina invites creators of all experience levels to explore texture and design while crafting a piece that reflects personal style. Irina provides step-by-step instruction in a calm, welcoming setting where participants can slow their pace, meet others, and focus on the joy of making. All supplies are included, and everyone leaves with a handmade work to keep or gift. Seating is limited to maintain personal attention, the fee is $45 per person, and early registration is recommended to reserve a spot.

Makers' Corner

YGO: Blazing Dominion Premiere Event

Frontline Games, an Official Tournament Store, hosts the Yu-Gi-Oh Blazing Dominion Premiere with a two-part experience. The event features a participation segment with a raffle, where each player receives five packs from the Blazing Dominion set and an exclusive Field Center card, plus entry into a drawing for prizes such as a game mat and an ultra rare card. An Advanced Constructed tournament follows. Players who joined the participation segment may choose to compete and can include the cards opened from their participation packs in their deck. The tournament champion earns a game mat, an ultra rare card, and a Blazing Dominion booster box. Additional prizes are based on attendance, while supplies last during the Blazing Dominion Premiere. Entry fee is $25.

Frontline Games

American Job Center - CLK

1st Annual Hope and Health Fair

A welcoming community fair focused on children and families offers a day of uplifting support and connection. At the first annual Hope and Help Fair, parents, caregivers, and kids can explore community resources, meet organizations that care, and gather information that strengthens family life. The setting includes food, games, and engaging activities, creating a family-friendly way to find help while forming relationships that last beyond the day. Organizations and service providers can participate as vendors to highlight their programs, increase visibility, and network with peers while making a positive impact. Space is limited, strong participation is expected, and vendor spots can be secured using the event’s QR code. For more information, contact Anne Marie Maluenda David at 931-217-7624 or Anne.Marie.Maluenda-David@tn.gov.

Ford Ice Center Clarksville

Fairytales & Superpowers Public Skate

Bring beloved stories to the rink at a fairytales and superpowers themed public skate at Ford Ice Center Clarksville. Skaters can dress as a princess, superhero, villain, or any favorite fantasy character, turning time on the ice into a playful tribute to iconic tales. A lively music mix sets the tone for a family friendly session suitable for all ages. Admission is $13.73 plus taxes, and skate rentals are included if needed.

Mario Salazar

Mario Salazar brings high-energy comedy to Joker's Comedy House, delivering a lively performance filled with big laughs. This Friday show embraces a festive Cinco de Mayo vibe for a spirited night from start to finish.

Community Service Meetup

Community Service Meetup takes place at Manna Café Ministries each Saturday. This recurring gathering focuses on community service.

Gundam GCG: Newtype Challenge Mission 3

Frontline Games invites experienced pilots to take on Mission 3 of the Gundam GCG Newtype Challenge, a constructed format competition geared toward intermediate and advanced players. The entry fee is $20. Special promotional cards are on the line, and a larger turnout can lead to additional prizes. First place earns GD03-050 Gundam Barbatos Lupus, with upper placements receiving GD02-058 Ryusei-Go (Graze Custom II). All participants take home ST05-015 Isaribi. A raffle will also award one GD02-058 Ryusei-Go (Graze Custom II) to a random attendee. Participants receive one pack per win, and the top cut gains extra rewards. Players must participate in and complete the event to be eligible for prizes.

Frontline Games

The Candy Kitchen Workshop

ArtLink Clarksville hosts a hands-on candy making workshop led by The Candy Kitchen. Over two hours, participants learn chocolate-making fundamentals while crafting custom chocolate bars and an assortment of chocolate candies from start to finish. Guided instruction keeps the experience beginner friendly with plenty of time to create at a comfortable pace. All supplies are provided. Open to ages 12 and up. Each participant receives an apron to take home. No prior experience is required.

Sunday Afternoon Painting Class

Build your miniature painting skills in a weekly, interactive class that welcomes complete beginners and experienced hobbyists alike. Learn with guidance from seasoned miniature painters, with clear instruction in essentials such as shading, highlighting, basing, and related techniques. Coaching is tailored to your current level so you can progress comfortably. Paints and tools are available to use, or you can bring your own supplies. Bring a miniature to work on, or choose one available for purchase on site. Expect a friendly community atmosphere and a relaxed setting that offers a refreshing creative break. Held at the Fort Campbell location.

Infinity Game Lounge

Owl Pellet Dissecting & Bone Identification Class

Explore the science of owl diets in a hands-on, educational class. Participants dissect two real owl pellets, learn how to identify the bones inside, and clean their finds for display or craft projects. Tickets are $25 and include all necessary supplies.

The Ghoul Haus

Magic Academy

Learn and play Magic: The Gathering in a friendly Academy session that welcomes both newcomers and returning players. Expect a low-pressure setting to ask questions, understand the rules, explore strategy, build or refine decks, and enjoy casual matches while building confidence. Open to all ages and experience levels at the Fort Campbell location.

Infinity Game Lounge

Roots and Rhythm

Roots and Rhythm at Cup of Kava is a welcoming Sunday jam guided by host Stuart Harrell, open to performers and listeners alike. Share your sound, connect with local artists and musicians, or relax to live music as the week winds down. The atmosphere centers on community and good energy. A Sunday buy one, get one offer is available on Kava and K-Tea drinks during the show. For updates on future happenings at Cup of Kava, check the Weekly Pour on social media.

Cup of Kava

Joker’s Extreme Bingo

This high-energy take on bingo brings outrageous surprises and big prizes, all with Joker's signature style. Each game is packed with lively moments that keep the excitement high. It is a fresh version of the classic, far from the traditional bingo many know.

The Grille at Joker's

Early Cinco de Mayo Celebration

Bring the whole family for an afternoon of culture, music, and fun! This free community event will feature food, live music, prizes, face painting, and kids’ activities.

MAY4

Infinity Cheer & Tumbling

Free Cheer Clinic

Children ages 4 and older can take part in a no-cost cheer clinic. Participants will learn a full routine that blends basic stunts, tumbling, jump sequences, and dance, then showcase it for families at the end. While the athletes practice, an informational session for parents about the cheer program will be held.

MAY4

Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church and Preschool

Mother's Day Flowers Playdate!

Take part in a flower themed Mother’s Day playdate. Sessions are limited to ten families and cost $5 per family. Register by sending a direct message or an email.

MAY5

Downtown Artists Co-op (DAC) Gallery

Ghosts in the Studio Art Exhibit @ the DAC

This exhibit offers an inside look at DAC members’ creative processes by pairing personal lineage statements with visual references that honor the artists and movements that have influenced their work. It highlights living artists in dialogue with the “ghosts” that inhabit their studios, illuminating the thread between past inspiration and present practice.

MAY6

Battle Buddy Arts (2-hour time slots)

This creative program at ArtLink Clarksville honors the military community by providing a calm space for active duty service members, veterans, and their families to make art together. It begins with a relaxing exercise that uses a Dream Board and a water painting technique, then moves into hands-on time. Participants choose two activities from options such as a 5 by 7 canvas painting, shrink plastic art, a set of three one inch buttons, metal stamping, or hydro dipping. The experience concludes with making a card for someone who could use a lift, like a veteran, a senior, or a hospital patient. All materials are provided.

MAY6

Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library

Homeschool Curriculum Show & Tell

Explore a wide range of homeschool curricula in a hands-on setting where families can examine materials used by local homeschooling communities. Attendees can visit display tables, flip through resources, and ask questions directly to those who have experience with the programs. This event is helpful for anyone beginning a homeschool journey, considering a change, or simply comparing what is working for others in the area. It takes place in the Large Meeting Room at the Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library. Featured tables include MiAcademy, The Good and the Beautiful, Tuttle Twins American History and supplemental reading resources, Christian Light Education, and Apologia Math, with more expected. The gathering concludes with a general Q&A covering broader homeschooling topics beyond curriculum.

MAY7

Thursday Night Market at Old Glory

Hosted at Silo Park at Old Glory Distilling Co., this weekly farmers market offers a Clarksville-focused market experience.

MAY7

Open Mic Night at Jokers Comedy House! (1)

Get ready for an evening of comedy and fun at Open Mic Night. Whether you want to perform or just enjoy the show, stop by and see what the local talent has to offer. Sign-ups to perform happen the day of the event.

MAY8

Miss Lucille's Marketplace

Mother's Day Sips and Strolls

Mother’s Day Sips and Strolls at Miss Lucille’s Marketplace in Clarksville features cocktails and shopping into the evening for a relaxed night out. Guests can enjoy a drink while exploring the marketplace alongside their mom, daughter, or close friends, creating a sweet experience to share together.

MAY8

Sales & Discounts

Country Boy Event

Back again, this event spotlights tough cowboy-inspired looks for men and women. Browse denim, western shirts, jackets, boots, hats, and more to put together a country outfit that fits your style. Whether dressing for a concert, a night out, or everyday wear, there are options for men, women, and girls.

Plato's Closet - Clarksville, TN

MAY8

Holidays

BCOL’s Mother’s Day Dinner

This is the 4th Annual Mothers Day Dinner Honoring Community Mothers 55 Plus, and it is open to the public. Seniors 55+ are free but require advanced reservation. Others can attend with a donation. There will be a cash bar.

Quality Inn Exit 4

MOMMY & ME... (and DADDY, too!)

A Mother’s Day celebration focused on making something special. Both moms and dads are welcome, and attendees five years old and under may participate for free.

Variegated Ventures

Clay Workshop for Kids

Kids can explore clay at ArtLink Clarksville in a hands-on workshop that teaches how to sculpt animals, reptiles, and food-themed pieces. Participants create small characters and take their finished work home. All materials are provided. This activity is for ages 6 and up, and a parent must remain with the child for the duration of the workshop.

That 1 Mailman

That 1 Mailman takes the stage at Joker’s Comedy House for a special night packed with high energy and big laughs. Known for vivid storytelling, viral moments, and real-life humor that hits close to home, he delivers a lively set that keeps the laughter rolling.

Joker's Comedy House

March to the Past

March to the Past transforms the Fort Defiance Interpretive Center into a window to the 19th century, offering a full day of living history. Organized by the Friends of Fort Defiance, the program highlights the Civil War era through immersive demonstrations and hands-on experiences. Visitors can explore period camp life, watch musket and artillery firings, and learn about historical cooking methods. Interactive activities tailored for children are part of the day, and staff and volunteers share stories and insights that bring Tennessee’s past to life.

Fort Defiance

Clarksville Regional Airport and Jet Center

Riders Against Dangerous Driving

Focused on motorcycle safety, this event at Clarksville Regional Airport and Jet Center combines education with a festive atmosphere. Explore vendor displays and information booths, enjoy food and music, and take part in a range of activities. Raffle drawings with prizes add to the fun while the emphasis stays on safer riding.

Sports

Tennessee Street Bike Shootout

Hosted by Bikers Who Care, the Tennessee Street Bike Shootout invites riders of any bike to take part in head-to-head racing. Admission is $30. The event features grudge match action, and the flyer lists the classes and rules. For details about racing, contact Mike at 931-216-3662.

Clarksville Speedway

Clay-tivity for Kids

Kids can experience the joy of creating with clay at the Kids Clay-tivity Workshop. Participants can unleash their creativity as they learn to make adorable animals, reptiles, and delicious food items. It is a fun and interactive workshop that lets you take home your very own cute little characters. All materials are provided and the workshop is for ages 6+ (parents must remain with child during the workshop).

Saturday Live Music in Clarksville, TN

Enjoy an evening of live music featuring local and regional artists. Craft cocktails, Tennessee spirits, beer, and food will be available. The event is family-friendly and dog-friendly, offering outdoor seating in a relaxed atmosphere. The music will be performed by two different artists.

Dang! Mama!! Comedy Show

Enjoy an evening filled with love and laughter at the Dang Mama Comedy Show. This event promises a night dedicated to moms.

Quality Inn Exit 4

"That 1 Mailman" featuring Comedic Cody at Joker's Comedy House

That 1 Mailman takes the stage at Joker’s Comedy House for an evening packed with laughs. The show blends sharp storytelling, moments that blew up with fans, and relatable humor rooted in everyday life, all coming together for a fast-moving, nonstop comedy experience.

Community Service Meetup

Every Saturday, there is a community service meetup.

MAY10

Watercolor Workshop

At ArtLink Clarksville, this workshop introduces the essentials of watercolor, including mixing colors and practicing a range of brushstrokes. Participants explore four to six techniques and complete an abstract piece ready to display at home. Space is limited.

MAY10

Sinful Sundays Market - May 2026

Hosted by The Ghoul Haus, this spooky-themed marketplace welcomes ghouls and spooksters to browse goods from local vendors. Sample eerie snacks and non-alcoholic drinks while exploring unique artwork. The vendor lineup changes from one market to the next, so every visit offers fresh discoveries and unusual finds.

Cornerstone Plaza

MAY12

Infinity Cheer & Tumbling

FREE CHEER CLINIC!

A no-cost cheer clinic welcomes children ages 4 and up to learn a routine that combines stunts, tumbling, jumps, and dance. After practicing, participants will perform the routine at the end. While the kids are learning, an informational meeting for parents about the cheer program takes place at the same time.

MAY13

Hilton Garden Inn Clarksville

2026 A/2/17 Reunion, Clarksville, TN May 13-17

The Alpha Troop Association is organizing a reunion that could be the last official gathering unless newer A/2/17 alumni step forward to keep it going. The schedule aligns with the deactivation of the 2/17 Cavalry of the 101st Airborne, Armed Forces Day, and the start of the Week of Eagles. Plans include participating in a Casing of Colors ceremony and presenting a historical lineup that traces Alpha Troop’s evolution from Vietnam-era ground operations to its transition as an air cavalry unit. Featured aircraft are slated to include the OH-6 Cayuse, UH-1 Huey, AH-1 Cobra, and OH-58 Kiowa, with hopes that the active unit will also provide a UH-60 Blackhawk and AH-64 Apache. This tribute is being called the Gathering of Eagles. After the ceremony, the vehicles and helicopters are expected to move to Outlaw Field at Clarksville Regional Airport. The vehicles, along with the OH-6 and OH-58, are planned as static displays open at no cost to active-duty Troopers, veterans, and the public in honor of the 2/17’s service. The Huey and Cobra are intended to offer paid rides. Reunion activities are based at the Hilton Garden Inn Clarksville. Support to help cover event costs, estimated at $50,000, is welcome. Contributions can be made through Zelle at 325 518 2927, via PayPal by searching for Alpha Troop Association, or by check.

MAY13

Wine & Canvas Wednesdays (Clarksville)

Wine & Canvas Wednesdays offers a refreshing midweek break with a flight of about ten to fifteen wine tastings, a relaxed paint-and-sip atmosphere, and complimentary light refreshments such as a charcuterie-style cheese and meat tray. Sample new pours, pick up a brush, and unwind during an easygoing creative session.

Art Urban Clarksville

MAY14

🌇 Clarksville Social Club – Let’s Take It Outside at The MailRoom

An outdoor meetup with the Clarksville Social Club at The Mailroom uses the upstairs patio for conversation, casual networking, and sweeping sunset views. The focus is open air, genuine connections, and a community centered on friendly people and positive energy. It brings together newcomers and familiar faces, pairing relaxed rapport with the simple pleasure of watching the sun dip below the horizon.

The Mailroom

MAY14

Thursday Night Market at Old Glory

The Thursday Night Farmers Market offers a Clarksville farmers market experience at Silo Park at Old Glory Distilling Co. This event takes place weekly.

MAY14

Open Mic Night at Jokers Comedy House! (1)

Look forward to an evening of laughs and live talent at Jokers Comedy House. This open mic welcomes aspiring comedians to take the spotlight while everyone enjoys a fun, upbeat show full of humor.

MAY15

Downtown @ Sundown

The Downtown @ Sundown Concert Series will take place on select Fridays from May through October. Each event is free.

Downtown Commons

MAY15

Clarksville R&B Paint and Sip with Friends and Game Night

Settle into an evening of smooth RnB, painting, and sips. This sip and paint experience pairs wine with creative time at the easel, all set to soulful tracks that keep the mood relaxed and upbeat. Come with friends, unwind to the music, and enjoy making art in a laid-back setting filled with RnB vibes.

Art Urban Clarksville

Food & Drink

NEW DATE!!! Fiesta Bingo & Dinner

Put on your favorite fiesta attire for an adults-only evening that pairs bingo with dinner. Enjoy 14 games with boutique prizes awarded for each one, and watch for a special moment when one lucky participant takes home a pair of jammies. Dinner will be served during the event. Planned as a fun night out with the ladies, it offers plenty of chances to win. Refunds are only available if the event is cancelled.

The Christie Boutique

Saturday Live Music in Clarksville, TN

Live performances take place in The Silo Park at Old Glory Distilling Co. in Clarksville, Tennessee.

Festivals

STRAWBERRY JAM Festival '26

Pack a chair and make yourself comfortable at Eldridge Farms for STRAWBERRY JAM Festival '26, a relaxed gathering filled with feel-good rhythms and good energy. Settle in, move to the beat, and enjoy an easygoing atmosphere of sweet sounds and carefree grooves.

Eldridge Farms

Sam Hatmaker

Find tickets to see Sam Hatmaker perform live.

MAY18

Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church and Preschool

Monkeys, Zebras, and the Zoo Playdate

A zoo-themed playdate inspired by monkeys and zebras, created with families in mind. Each session is limited to 10 families, and admission is $5 per family for each session. Registration is available by direct message or email.

MAY19

Animal Planters - Clay Workshop

Create a whimsical planter in this hands-on clay workshop for ages 10 and up. You will build a small container to hold a plant, then shape and detail it to look like the animal of your choice, from a dog or cat to a hedgehog or frog. This is a hand-building session, not a pottery wheel class. In this 1.5-hour class, projects are made in the studio, left to dry, and kiln fired. After approximately two weeks, participants return to paint their pieces. The class fee is $49 plus tax, with an early bird rate of $45 plus tax. The price covers instruction, clay for one project, kiln firing, and the return visit to paint. Advance registration is required and space is limited. The class fee is non-refundable, but it can be transferred to another person. Children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult to assist as needed.

The Pottery Room

MAY19

Sunset Yoga | Downtown Commons

End the day with an evening yoga session at Downtown Commons focused on relaxation and renewal. Bring a mat, water, and feel free to invite a friend. This free class is open to the public and will be led by NBalance | Hot Yoga & Fitness.

Downtown Commons

MAY19

Silkes Old World Breads Bakery

Cup O' Chat

This is a relaxed and inviting get-together for club members to unwind and chat. Members and newcomers can connect with others in a cozy environment.

MAY20

Sacred Waters Retreat -VIP Pre Immersion Experience

This Sacred Waters Retreat VIP pre-immersion experience centers on a shared circle for story, remembrance, reflection, and laughter, guided by an elder dedicated to cultural preservation. It features Yeye Luisah Teish, author of Jambalaya, a book that is 40 years old, as well as other works, and a living cultural treasure. Attendance is limited to 25 participants to maintain an intimate atmosphere. The cost is $300 per person and includes lunch. Participation also supports the mission of the Jambalaya Center for Ancient Mysteries & Sacred Arts.

Tennessee Clarksville

MAY20

Battle Buddy Arts (2-hour time slots)

At ArtLink Clarksville, Battle Buddy Arts offers a welcoming creative space for active-duty service members, veterans, and their families to explore art and connect with one another. The session begins with a relaxing exercise that uses a Dream Board to practice a water painting technique, setting a calm tone before moving into hands-on projects. Each participant then selects two activities from options that include a 5 by 7 canvas painting, a shrinky dink creation, a set of three 1-inch buttons, metal stamping, or hydro-dipping. The experience wraps up with creating a card to brighten someone’s day, such as a veteran, a senior, or someone in a hospital. All materials are provided.

MAY21

Thursday Night Market at Old Glory

Silo Park at Old Glory Distilling Co. hosts a weekly night farmers market that brings a welcoming Clarksville market experience to one familiar spot. This recurring gathering offers a simple way to enjoy a local marketplace on a regular basis.

MAY21

Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library

County Commission 101

All Montgomery County Commissioner seats are up for re-election this year. This session explains what commissioners do and covers key topics, including their roles and responsibilities.

MAY21

Open Mic Night at Jokers Comedy House! (1)

Get ready for an evening of comedy at the Comedy Open Mic Night. Whether youre a seasoned comedian or trying it for the first time, take the stage and perform a 3-5 minute set in front of a supportive audience. Or, just come by, enjoy some refreshments, and watch the show.

Southern Soul Lovers Tour

Southern soul takes center stage as the tour returns to Clarksville, Tennessee for Round 2, bringing live vocals, heartfelt stories, and rich, soulful vibes. The lineup features Anthony Q, Tonio Armani, Young Guy, Marcellus The Singer, and Sir Charles Jones in a showcase devoted to the sound of Southern soul.

Clarksville Tennesse

The Old Ties Clarksville Tattoo Convention

The city’s longest-running tattoo convention returns for its fourth year, bringing leading tattoo artists from Tennessee and neighboring states together for a full weekend at F&M Bank Arena. This annual gathering continues a Clarksville tradition, uniting regional talent under one roof.

F&M Bank Arena

Wilma Rudolph Event Center

Sir Charles Jones

Kick off Memorial Day weekend in Clarksville, Tennessee with the Southern Soul Lovers Tour. This high energy Southern soul party arrives to start the celebrations for Clarksville and nearby Fort Campbell, bringing an upbeat vibe and festive spirit to launch the holiday weekend.

Friday Night Live Music in Clarksville, TN

Enjoy local and regional musicians while sipping craft cocktails, fine Tennessee spirits, and beer. Food is available throughout the night. This recurring music event takes place outdoors, offering plenty of space to spread out and enjoy the music. This event is weather-dependent.

Clarksville Trap N Games: Paint N Puff Edition

This laid back gathering blends trap music, games, and painting, paired with a puff element and BYOB. The focus is on creativity, play, and relaxed vibes from start to finish.

Art Urban Clarksville

MAY23

Three Rifles Distilling Co.

My Evil Twin Live at the Three Rifles Distilling Co

Enjoy a live performance from My Evil Twin at Three Rifles Distilling Co.

MAY23

Hearts In Balance Reiki & Holistic Arts

Learn Reiki 1 & 2, Clarksville, TN - 2- day class

Experience Usui Holy Fire III Reiki I and II in a two-day, in-person class in Clarksville, TN. Led by instructor Terri Wilson, RMT, Traditional, Usui Holy Fire III and Karuna Holy Fire, this training covers the history of Reiki, how it works, and what it can help address. Level I focuses on scanning the energy field and learning hand positions for self-care and working with others. Level II builds on that foundation with methods for channeling stronger energy, the use of three Reiki symbols, and techniques for distant healing. Participants receive a 192-page training manual and a certificate, and completion results in Reiki practitioner certification. Class size is limited to support hands-on learning. Tuition is $255 for both days, and a $100 nonrefundable deposit is required to reserve a seat. The remaining balance is due before the Thursday prior to class unless paying the balance in cash, and late registrants are asked to contact the instructor. Please bring a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, water, and a notebook. Parking is available behind the building. Questions can be sent by text to Terri at 931-444-9199.

MAY23

Community Service Meetup

Join a community service meetup that takes place every Saturday.

MAY24

The Old Ties Clarksville Tattoo Convention

Clarksville’s longest-running tattoo gathering returns for its fourth year, bringing leading artists from Tennessee and nearby states together for a weekend.

F&M Bank Arena

MAY25

Sports

Memorial Day Open Mat

This Memorial Day, an open mat at Renzo Gracie Clarksville honors and remembers the men and women who gave everything for the country. The session focuses on community, respect, and training. All participants are welcome, with options for gi or no-gi.

Renzo Gracie Clarksville

MAY28

After-School Art Classes

At ArtLink Clarksville, this eight week after school program welcomes elementary and middle school students to build a solid foundation in art while developing one piece from start to finish. Each session adds new concepts and techniques that connect to previous lessons, then puts them to work right away on the ongoing project so progress is easy to see. The setting is supportive and well organized, helping students learn new skills, gain confidence, and express their ideas through art. By the end, every participant completes a finished artwork that reflects individual creativity. Completed pieces may be considered for display in an ArtLink gallery. Classes are grouped by age to ensure instruction and pacing fit each group.

MAY28

Thursday Night Market at Old Glory

Enjoy a weekly farmers market in Clarksville at Silo Park at Old Glory Distilling Co.

MAY28

Open Mic Night at Jokers Comedy House! (1)

Get ready for an evening of comedy at the Comedy Open Mic Night! Whether you are a seasoned professional or a first-time performer, this is your chance to take the stage. Not a comedian? Come enjoy the show while having a drink and a bite to eat. All performances are in front of a live audience.

MAY29

Pinnacle Family Entertainment Center

Bankers Challenge-Bowl For Kids Sake

A spirited evening of bowling brings bankers, colleagues, clients, and friends together for the Bankers Challenge benefiting Bowl for Kids’ Sake at Pinnacle Family Fun Center. With a Bowl Big theme, the event focuses on raising vital funds for youth mentorship that builds confidence, supports goal-setting, and opens doors to brighter futures. Teams of up to five can participate, with registration set at $50 per bowler or $250 per team. Participants can form a team, register individually or as a group, share their involvement online to collect donations, gather contributions in person to bring to the event, check in on arrival to turn in donations and receive lane assignments, then settle in for a fun night on the lanes. The emphasis is less on scores and more on making a meaningful difference through professionally supported, one-to-one mentoring relationships for children who need guidance and support.

MAY29

Friday Night Live Music in Clarksville, TN

Enjoy local and regional musicians while sipping craft cocktails, fine Tennessee spirits, and beer. Food will be available. This event takes place outdoors in the Silo Park, providing ample space. Its a relaxed and welcoming way to kick off the weekend. This event is weather-dependent.

MAY30

Festivals

2nd Annual Summer Festival

The 2nd Annual Summer Festival at Kenwood High School benefits the Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee Clarksville Club. Enjoy a community gathering with shopping, games, food trucks, prizes, and a silent auction. All proceeds stay in the area to support the Clarksville Boys & Girls Club, which is on track to open in August 2026. Vendor applications are open, and businesses can participate through sponsorships that support the mission while gaining visibility. New this year, youth vendor sponsorships will highlight young entrepreneurs with a limited number of booths for youth owned businesses.

Kenwood High School

MAY30

Community Service Meetup

Every Saturday, there is a community service meetup.

JUN1

ArtLink Summer Camp: UNDER THE SEA

At ArtLink Clarksville, children ages 5 and older can explore an ocean-inspired summer art camp that celebrates sea life, coral reefs, and underwater adventures. Throughout the week, campers get hands-on with a range of materials and techniques to create unique projects they can bring home. Activities include tie-dye, slime making, clay creations, painting, mixed media, and other themed projects. All materials and supplies are provided. Children may bring a snack and a drink if they would like. The camp focuses on creativity, exploration, and artistic expression in a fun and supportive environment.

JUN6

BWC TRI STAR SHOW & SHINE

Bikers Who Care presents the inaugural TRI STAR Show & Shine, a car, bike and truck showcase with free admission for spectators. Participants can pre-register for $25 or register the day of the show for $35, and vendor spots are available for $40. Expect vendors, concessions, a swap meet, and auction and raffle items, along with dash plaques for the first 50 registrants. Judging will recognize winners in every category, with classes that include antique, classic, muscle, rat rod, low rider, trucks, motorcycles, import and domestic models from 2000 and newer, 4x4 entries such as Jeep, Bronco and SUV, and working class vehicles. Event guidelines include a no burnouts policy, and the organizers are not responsible for loss or damages. Sponsored by F&M Bank and A&G Truck Beds.

JUN7

The Candy Kitchen Workshop

ArtLink Clarksville hosts an interactive chocolate making workshop led by The Candy Kitchen. Participants learn the basics of working with chocolate and create their own confections, including personalized chocolate bars and assorted candies, with guided instruction and plenty of time to make each piece. All materials are provided, and each person takes home an apron. The workshop is open to ages 12 and up, and no prior experience is required.

JUN7

Wilma Rudolph Blvd, Clarksville, TN 37040, United States

Clarksville Oddities & Curiosities Market 2026

Now in its third year, the Clarksville Oddities and Curiosities Market brings together more than 60 indoor and outdoor vendors offering unusual, spooky, quirky, and handmade goods. Browse the selections while enjoying snacks and sweet treats, check out the food trucks, and sip coffee or other refreshments. Admission and parking are free. Additional details will be shared.

JUN7

Mommy and me swap meet

This family-centered swap returns for a second year. Bring items your household no longer needs, then pick up anything that will be useful to you right now. Whether you bring many items or just a few, you are welcome to take what your family can use. There is no cost and no judgment, only a spirit of community care.

JUN8

ART CAMP!

An art camp welcomes children ages 4 through 13. The standard fee is $115. A reduced early bird rate applies when registration is completed at least 10 days before camp, with pricing of $105 for the first child, $100 for the second, and $95 for the third, plus a $35 daily option. The on time rate is $115 for the first child, $110 for the second, and $105 for the third, with a $40 daily option.

JUN9

Country Club Dr, Clarksville, TN 37043, United States

Drive Out Disaster Golf Scramble

This golf scramble powers the TNR Board’s biggest fundraiser of the year and welcomes participation from both golfers and sponsors. For details or questions, please contact Stacey Levine.

JUN15

LEGO CAMP!

LEGO Camp welcomes children ages 4 to 13. The standard cost is $115. Early bird pricing is available when registration is completed 10 days before camp, with rates of $105 for the first child, $100 for the second, $95 for the third, and $35 for a daily option. On-time pricing is $115 for the first child, $110 for the second, $105 for the third, and $40 for the daily option.

JUN20

Dancing

Hooch Annual

Hooch Ryders MC Clarksville marks 16 years with a Sticks & Hooch weekend built around cigars, strong pours, and a high-energy vibe. The festivities include a meet and greet at The Nest and a 16th Anniversary Party at Lyrics Lounge. Expect slow-burning sticks, heavy-handed drinks, and a soundtrack from DJ Stunna, with a room full of people ready to vibe. Guests are welcome to bring cutters and torches for the cigar ritual. Admission for the anniversary party is $10 with cuts and $15 without, and presidents receive free entry. A host hotel is set at Best Western with a $145 rate using group code HRMC. For details, contact Tra Tra at 3344507625.

Clarksville, TN

JUN25

Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library

School Board 101

At the Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library, this nonpartisan session offers an accessible introduction to the Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board. It covers what school board members do, how Clarksville is organized into school districts, and how board decisions influence the community, along with related topics to help voters feel informed. Pizza and drinks will be provided.

JUN27

Panera Bread Fundraising Night

Support heart families with a meal from Panera Bread. Order online using the promo code FUND4U, or take part by dining in person.

JUN27

How to Train Your Dragon | MoCo Movie Night

Montgomery County Parks and Recreation hosts MoCo Movie Nights with a family friendly screening of How to Train Your Dragon at Downtown Commons. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets for comfortable seating. Food can be purchased at the event.

Downtown Commons

JUL11

Drum Circle July 2026

A welcoming get-together centered on shared rhythm and community. Bring your favorite percussion, a chair, and food or nonalcoholic drinks to share. Leave behind any doubts about rhythm or ability, since the atmosphere is caring and judgment free, and everyone helps create the music.

Liberty Park

JUL11

Sunrise Yoga | Downtown Commons

Ease into the day with Sunrise Yoga at Downtown Commons. Enjoy a welcoming session designed to help you feel calm and recharged. Please bring a yoga mat and water, and feel free to come with a friend. The practice is guided by NBalance | Hot Yoga & Fitness. There is no fee to attend and all are welcome.

JUL16