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Grand Opening: Main Street Franklin Campus
The grand opening of Corcoran Reverie’s Franklin campus brings the community together in Franklin’s historic downtown. Open to the public, the celebration features live music, thoughtfully selected food and drinks, and an opportunity to explore the restored office. Attendees can connect with the Corcoran Reverie team while experiencing the spirit of Franklin. Sponsors include Stewart Title and Modern Mortgage.
Corcoran Reverie - Franklin CampusGardening Workshop for Kids: Planting for Pollinators
Kids dive into the world of pollinators in this family-friendly workshop, learning why bees, butterflies, and other helpful visitors are essential and which plants can support them at home. Garden designer and educator Kristin Thomas guides participants through the basics of starting a garden in any space, whether it is a full yard or a set of containers. Each child will make a wildflower seed bomb to take home and plant. Once it blooms, it can attract pollinators and help strengthen Spring Hill’s ecosystem. For ages 6 and up. Only children need to be registered, and there will be seating for parents. Registration is required.
Spring Hill Public LibraryPelvic Floor Fundamentals
Explore pelvic floor health in a free workshop presented in partnership with pelvic floor physical therapist Abby Daunis. The session highlights how the pelvic floor relates to exercise.
Barbelles Strength & FitnessLandon Bryant
Landmark Booksellers hosts an evening with comedian, author, and content creator Landon Bryant. He highlights Southern culture across digital media, live shows, and publishing, and is the author of Bless Your Heart: A Field Guide to All Things Southern and 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, Y'all, with a third book, Ho to Speak Southern, forthcoming. His newest title, Bless Your Heart, is a humor collection that celebrates what makes life in the South distinctive, from unspoken rules around sweet tea to the sayings from mama that proved true. Bryant also produces creative advertising campaigns for brands including Duke's Mayo and Milo's, and his work has been featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Atlantic. Expect an easygoing evening of laughs, with opportunities to pick up a copy of his book. Admission is free, and RSVP is requested.
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