This weekend in Clarksville, TN

An outdoor fitness session at Downtown Commons invites the community to build strength and boost energy together in a welcoming setting. It is free to attend and suitable for every level of experience. Bring water, invite a friend, and be prepared to break a sweat. The workout is guided by Life Gym.

Join a one-hour, walk-in creative session with ArtLink Studio. You can pick a project ahead of time and then work one-on-one with a staff member who guides you through the process, no prior experience required. Activities listed include candle making, metal stamping, painting a record, canvas painting, button making, and shrinky dink keychains.

A kid-friendly Paint & Snack class invites young artists to create their own Baby Nessie masterpiece. Children will paint on a canvas that has been lightly sketched in advance, with all materials supplied. Snacks and juice are provided, and an instructor is on hand with step by step guidance and support. This activity is for ages 6 and up. Anyone under 14 must remain with an accompanying adult for the entire session, and it is not a drop off class.

A karaoke gathering where participants step up to the microphone and perform songs.

Montgomery County Parks and Recreation brings the MoCo Movie Nights series to Stokes Park with a family-friendly screening of Freakier Friday. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets for comfortable seating. Food will be available for purchase on site.

Comedy veteran Marvin Dixon is bringing big laughs to Joker's Comedy House. With more than three decades in the comedy world, he is known for quick wit, sharp observations, and an energetic stage presence. Expect an unforgettable evening of stand-up comedy and entertaining stories.

Explore an indoor marketplace with a mix of local sellers and creators. Enjoy tasty bites and sweets while you browse. The event takes place inside the Ghoul Haus, continues regardless of the weather, and admission is free.

At Wesbrooks Coffee, writers and creators gather to connect, explore a shared topic relevant to their craft, then settle into a focused 30-minute writing sprint. The session wraps with optional sharing time for those who want to read or discuss their work. Conversation continues between meetups through a Discord community.

The DAC Regional Juried Art Exposition is a juried showcase of original artwork from talented artists across Tennessee and Kentucky. You can look forward to a wide range of styles, including traditional painting, bold mixed media, and 3D fiber art. It’s a great chance to explore regional creativity and see the craft behind each selected piece.

Stop by ArtLink Studio for a walk-in, one-on-one creative session. Pick your project ahead of time, then arrive and work with staff guidance to make something you’ll love. No experience is needed, and you’ll have a friendly helper there throughout your visit.

Roots and Rhythm offers a welcoming Sunday jam session at Cup of Kava, hosted by Stuart Harrell. Musicians and singers can share their skills and build connections with local creatives, while those who prefer to listen can settle in for live music and an easygoing atmosphere. Friends are welcome, and it is a relaxed setting to meet new people as the week wraps up. A Sunday buy one, get one offer on all Kava and K-Tea drinks is available during the show. For updates on future happenings at Cup of Kava, check the Weekly Pour on social media.

Sing along at a not-your-average karaoke night that pairs great drinks and food with a paint-and-sip twist. You can relax and socialize with your drink, grab the mic for karaoke, and freestyle a painting to create your own masterpiece. It’s a self-led, no-pressure experience with access to painting supplies, so you can just do your thing all evening.