Events in Franklin, TN

At the Williamson County Enrichment Center, the American Diabetes Association presents a yearly community gathering that brings together employers, healthcare leaders, and local residents for focused conversations about diabetes. An expert panel will explore how current diabetes and obesity guidelines can be put into practice, examine the impact on individuals and workplaces, and share practical approaches that support better health while helping to manage costs. Participants can connect with peers, learn about emerging treatment options, and make use of ADA resources that promote healthier lives and improved access to care. The program features timely data on prevention and care, insights from a state-based survey that highlight community health priorities, and a digital toolkit with solutions tailored for employers and community members.

Stevierock presents an acoustic set with his wife, MK, on the temperature controlled patio at Acapulco Mexican Grill. The performance offers a variety of music, weekly specials on food and drinks, and occasional guest appearances.

TShawStrong 5k to Beat ALS offers runners and fitness enthusiasts a fast, flat course in Maryland Farms that is well suited for personal records. Taking place at Andrews Cadillac, the event features awards for the top three overall men and women, plus top male and female finishers in age groups 18 and under, 19 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, and 60 and older. Young athletes can take part in a 1k, with prizes for the top three in ages 6 and under, 7 to 9, and 10 to 12. Those who register by the early cutoff receive a complimentary T-shirt. Participation supports ALS charities.

Hyden Beach is hosting a coed 4-on-4 volleyball tournament with A and BB divisions for both adults and juniors. Teams should include two girls and two boys, and if a team plays with three, at least one must be a girl. Players without a team can register as free agents and will be placed on a roster, with no payment due until they are added. Matches start with pool play and continue into a single-elimination bracket. The final structure depends on the number of teams and divisions, with an emphasis on getting as many games as possible. A minimum of five teams is required in a division, or in a combined division, for the tournament to take place. No AVPA membership is required. Walk-up entries are not allowed, and payment in advance is needed to confirm a spot. The format may change as needed, and Hyden Beach may combine divisions if necessary.

A curated farmers market brings local farmers and vendors together at the Factory at Franklin. Set beneath the Water Tower Plaza by the front entrance, it offers a welcoming place to explore and shop from a variety of community offerings in one convenient spot.

Get up close with baby goats at a working goat dairy. Meet goats, cows, chickens, and pigs as you explore the farm and enjoy the open surroundings. Learn about the animals and how the dairy operates, then taste a sample of fresh goat cheese. A guided tour of the farm is offered. Admission is $12 per person, and children ages 2 and under are admitted free. Tickets are available on the website.

The bill features three bands, with The Rising Fall from Chicago, Illinois, Everfelt from Herrin, Illinois, and the hometown favorite Jane And The Killer Queens. It also serves as the homecoming for Jane And The Killer Queens after their Endo The World Tour, and doubles as their EP release show.

Fleetwood Gold brings the music of Fleetwood Mac to the Williamson County Performing Arts Center in Franklin with two performances, one in the evening and one in the afternoon. Expect rich vocal harmonies, authentic instrumentation, and the energy that defined the band’s classic era. The set highlights beloved songs like Dreams, Rhiannon, Landslide, Go Your Own Way, and The Chain, celebrating a legacy that shaped the sound of the 1970s and 1980s. Rolling Stone has praised the enduring impact of these hits, and fans say this tribute captures the feel of the originals with remarkable accuracy. With a following of more than 30,000 on social media and a track record of filling rooms, the show offers a vivid, nostalgia-filled journey through one of rock’s most influential catalogs.

Set on the Rambling Pad at Southall, this open-air market brings together an ever-changing lineup of local vendors, regional makers, and new brands. Seasonal offerings and ready-to-eat options are spread across the grounds, with occasional demonstrations and activities you can try yourself. The setting is beside the greenhouses, with the Farmstand and Leo’s Coffee close at hand for added convenience. Live music is part of the monthly programming, with meals from the Joyland truck and extra snacks from participating vendors. Open lawns and casual games create a relaxed, family friendly afternoon.

Staind performs at FirstBank Amphitheater in Franklin, TN as part of a 25th anniversary celebration of Break the Cycle. The concert is a stop on a tour marking the album’s milestone.

Staind unleashes a tight, high-impact show that blends raw emotion with big singalongs, tailor-made for an amphitheater crowd. Favorites like It's Been Awhile and So Far Away bring goosebump moments, while Outside and Mudshovel supply the heavier punch. Seether appears in the direct-support slot, with Hoobastank and Hinder opening to keep the energy up from the very first song.

The Machine brings its acclaimed Pink Floyd tribute to The Franklin Theatre, delivering a full-immersion experience shaped by nearly four decades of exploring the band’s catalog. This New York quartet has sold out shows across three continents, appeared at Bonnaroo, and performed alongside symphony orchestras from Atlanta to San Diego. Expect a journey through rarities and signature hits, enhanced by striking lighting and bold ensemble improvisation that channels the spirit of Pink Floyd.

A drive-in laser spectacle takes over Williamson County Ag Expo Park in Franklin, turning the classic car-side outing into a high-energy show of light and sound. Watch from your vehicle or settle into the infield seating area with chairs and blankets as vibrant lasers pulse to favorite songs. A single ticket covers two performances in one night. The first pairs dazzling visuals with current and classic pop and country and is family friendly. After a brief intermission, a classic rock set highlights favorites from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Tailgating is welcome, so bring your own snacks and drinks, and food vendors will be available onsite. Admission is $45 per carload and includes both shows, with the same price no matter how many passengers are in the vehicle.

Hosted by TN 18-1/Music City Misfits, the 14th Annual Fallen Brothers Memorial Ride takes place at Moonshine Harley-Davidson. Sanctioned by the CVMA, it is open to the public and welcomes friends and family. The ride supports the mission Vets Helping Vets.

Enjoy an evening of live music in Westhaven Foundation Park at the McDonald Insurance Pickin Porch as Salty Dog, featuring Brad Vroon and Matt Magallanes, performs beside Westhaven Lake. Settle in under the trees and pair the show with food and drinks from The Paddle Dog Boat House, which serves gourmet hot dogs, burgers, grilled cheese, and craft beer, and also offers paddleboard rentals on the water. The setting is pet friendly and family friendly.

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.

Hit the fairways for a day that blends golf and goodwill at Nashville Golf & Athletic Club. This community gathering brings together local leaders, businesses and supporters to champion student athletes in Williamson County. Proceeds benefit the athletic training program supported by Williamson Health and the Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee, which delivers expert sports medicine to more than 7,500 Williamson County Schools student-athletes each year at no cost to the district. Team entries and select sponsorships include an afternoon round on a premier area course, welcoming hospitality with experiences on the course, and food, drinks and player amenities throughout the day. Every player also receives an exclusive gift courtesy of Blue Delta Jeans, this year’s Player Gift Sponsor, plus a ticket to a 19th hole celebration featuring live entertainment, dinner, auction items and more.

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.

Experience a soothing sound bath guided by Cricia of Soulfull Records, created as a thoughtful act of self care. Memory foam mats, pillows, and eye masks are provided to help you settle in comfortably. You can enhance your comfort with an optional upgrade to a cloud swing chair or a zero gravity chair for a light, floating sensation. A few blankets are available, and you are welcome to bring your favorite blanket for extra coziness. Admission is $33.33.

This Coffee & Commerce gathering brings together professionals, leaders, and team members from across the community for a relaxed morning of coffee and conversation. The focus is on turning new connections into opportunities, and participants can expect to leave feeling better informed and more connected, with relationships they can continue to build.

Five Finger Death Punch brings its 20th Anniversary Tour to FirstBank Amphitheater in Franklin, Tennessee. This stop marks two decades of the band with a milestone performance in Franklin.

Franklin is set for a massive outdoor rock night as Five Finger Death Punch brings the 20th Anniversary Tour to an immersive FirstBank Amphitheater setting. Expect crushing guitar work, anthem-sized hooks, and a crowd ready to sing every chorus. The production is built to pull you in, heavy moments send the venue into motion, and the big refrains swell into a full singalong. Arriving early is a smart move so you can settle in and catch the opening run, and Thursday shows still hit hard here. Look for favorites like Bad Company, Jekyll and Hyde, The Bleeding, and Wash It All Away to ignite the amphitheater.

This concert at FirstBank Amphitheater in Franklin, Tennessee features performances by Five Finger Death Punch, Cody Jinks, and Eva Under Fire. Three artists come together on one stage for live music in an amphitheater setting.

Admission is free for the Williamson County Home Show, a welcoming showcase for homeowners planning renovations, outdoor upgrades, or simple updates around the house. Explore ideas, products, and services from local and national vendors, speak with experts in person, and gather practical guidance to bring your plans to life. Expect opportunities to discover savings on a wide range of home improvement projects. The event is hosted at AgEXPO Park, Callicott Arena. For exhibitor information, call 423-910-4663.

Operation Song’s 5th Annual Nashville Benefit takes place at the Factory at Franklin, offering a salute to the Golden Age of America and a celebration of 250 years. The evening features memorable music, distinguished guests, and firsthand stories that illuminate the service and sacrifice behind the uniform. It honors America’s warrior class and the enduring spirit that helped build the nation. Cocktail attire is requested.

At Company Distilling in Thompson's Station, Krystal King shares down-home storytelling that balances vivid scenes with a playful sense of humor. Her music blends classic and 90s country with touches of blues, rock, and folk, and she often channels a Loretta Lynn inspired alter ego. Originally from Hickory, North Carolina and now based in Nashville, she tours across the country.

Crystals & Coffee is hosting a free divination share that welcomes everyone and any type of divination tools. This is the first event of this kind for Crystals & Coffee and it invites participants to learn together. Space is limited and attendance is first come, first served. For details and updates about this and other gatherings, check the event calendar on Crystals & Coffee’s mobile app and website.

Mike Dawes showcases modern fingerstyle guitar at its most inventive, performing multiple parts at once on a single instrument. Recognized for viral arrangements and collaborations with Justin Hayward of The Moody Blues, he pairs original compositions with high-energy collaborations. The set highlights tracks from his latest album, Galactic Acid, presented in an intimate historic setting. His innovative style has led him to share stages with Tommy Emmanuel and Christopher Cross, resulting in a richly layered live performance.

The Gideon Arts, Media & Film Festival is a three days gathering at The Franklin Theatre where faith, creativity, and culture meet. The schedule includes film showings, hands on workshops, panel conversations, and time to connect with peers, all aimed at sparking fresh inspiration. Between sessions, ideas gain direction, stories are encouraged, creative dreams become actionable plans, and conversations can grow into collaborations. Filmmakers, writers, actors, musicians, podcasters, and other storytellers come to learn, grow, and support one another.

Hosted by the Spring Hill Chamber of Commerce, this October luncheon takes place at Spring Hill's UAW Hall.

Couples can step away from to-do lists and interruptions for a weekend devoted to laughing, learning, and planning a shared future. Sessions led by Dr. John Delony and Rachel Cruze provide practical teaching and clear answers to tough questions, giving participants tools to deepen their connection and manage money as a team. The experience takes place at Ramsey Solutions.

Cheekwood Golf Club hosts the 2nd Annual Vietnam Veterans of America Charity Golf Tournament, a day on the course supporting Vietnam Veterans of America. Players can choose between two shotgun-start flights. The event features catered lunch and dinner, prize opportunities, and a raffle. Sponsorships are available, and registration can be completed using the QR code on the event flyer.

Rhonda Smith of Hawley, Minnesota is a self-taught artist whose love of meticulous detail drew her to photorealistic colored pencil. She also works in woodcarving and watercolor and brings an adventurous spirit for exploring new techniques. Her classes feel like an artistic retreat with clear demonstrations, a calm and encouraging tone, and plenty of one-on-one attention. Over three days, participants dive into the methods that make colored pencil look lifelike. Step by step, you will build rich color through layering, create smooth transitions, and use light and shadow to add depth. Topics include blending approaches, choosing colors, rendering textures, and the small refinements that lift a drawing into photorealism. Questions are welcomed throughout, guidance is personalized, and you will finish a complete colored pencil project while gaining skills and confidence for future artwork. Tuition is $250 and includes paper, a photo reference, an outline, and blending materials. Enrollment is limited to 12 with a minimum of 8. Please bring a set of at least 72 Prismacolor Premier pencils or a comparable set, an electric eraser, an electric sharpener, and a small drawing board or foam core around 11 by 14 inches. A task light is optional. Pencil sets are available from the instructor at her cost for $85 with advance notice so she can bring enough. For questions, call 218-839-4259. Make checks payable to Leipers Fork Woodcarving Club. Registration is confirmed once the class fee has been received.

The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County's PumpkinFest returns to downtown Franklin with a full day of seasonal fun for all ages. Known as Middle Tennessee's largest family fall festival, it unfolds along Main Street and the neighboring side avenues. In 2025, attendance topped 110,000. Visitors can look forward to fall-inspired food and drinks, children's activities, live music, pet and family costume contests, and a vibrant arts and crafts marketplace featuring seasonal and specialty gift items.

The Nashville Spooktacular Craft & Vendor Market offers a family-friendly celebration of Halloween and fall, showcasing local vendors with handmade goods, seasonal décor, sweet treats, costumes, and unique gifts. Shoppers can browse spooky-cute finds and festive items for autumn gatherings. Vendor registration is open, and space is limited for sellers interested in connecting with families and seasonal shoppers.

Learn to craft southern-style sourdough loaves and cinnamon rolls in a friendly, hands-on class led by Leigh Funderburk at Stoney Creek Farm. Participants work through every stage, from feeding an active starter to mixing, shaping pan loaves or rolls, rolling dough for cinnamon swirls, and baking for a polished finish. The straightforward method is designed to build deep flavor over 36 to 48 hours. During the session, taste fresh samples and talk through ingredient tweaks, including flour choices and herbs, along with an overview of sourdough’s potential health benefits. Everyone leaves with a living starter culture with lineage to her Aunt Susan from the 1980s, clear step-by-step instructions, and a calendar-style plan to keep home baking on track. The class lasts about 90 minutes and the fee is $45.

Experience Yanahli Park in Maury County after dark on a lantern-lit hike. Guides will lead an easy, one-mile walk while sharing insights into the park’s history, the nocturnal wildlife and insects that become active at night, and maybe a ghost story or two. Lanterns will be provided, and participants may bring a headlamp or flashlight if preferred. Expect a relaxed outing lasting about one to two hours on gentle terrain. Meet at the trailhead. This program is free, with advance registration requested.

The fifth annual Nashville edition of Babies & Bumps brings a small-format, conference-style experience to Franklin Marriott Cool Springs, designed to inform and empower growing families. Attendees can expect a curated mix of local businesses alongside leading brands, expert-led classes, interactive demonstrations, shopping, free activities, and plenty of giveaways. The day begins with a panel led by founder Monica Infante and trusted local experts, offering insights parents often wish they had before baby arrives and pointing to the support available throughout the event. A carefully selected exhibitor floor highlights organizations known for serving new and soon-to-be parents. Guests can explore local resources, shop, take part in complimentary activities, and sign up for classes. Educational sessions span topics such as building a birth plan, navigating the fourth trimester and postpartum recovery, and introducing first foods. Demonstrations provide practical, take-home skills, including infant CPR, choosing the right breast pump, and comfort techniques for labor. Baby gear authority and Child Passenger Safety Technician Jamie Grayson will be on the floor for questions and hands-on gear demos, then closes the event with a keynote covering key product categories like car seats, strollers, carriers, and high chairs, along with safety fundamentals and prize giveaways. Amenities include a quiet lounge dedicated to nursing, pumping, and feeding, food and beverages available for purchase at the hotel with additional options nearby, and ample parking. There is also an opportunity to give back through a raffle featuring prizes donated by sponsors, local businesses, and brands, with all proceeds benefiting the Mothers' Milk Bank of Tennessee. Generous gift bags, a grand prize drawing, and additional giveaways during the keynote are part of the experience, and offerings may vary by ticket type. Open to moms and dads, expectant and adoptive parents, people trying to conceive, caregivers, and anyone with a baby in their life or one on the way, the event emphasizes trusted information, real connections, and a supportive community to help attendees get answers, build confidence, and ease concerns.

Beatles 4 Sale brings a stripped-down tribute to the Beatles to McCreary’s Irish Pub and Eatery in Franklin. The performance spans early breakthroughs like Please Please Me through the Revolver era, featuring favorites from She Loves You to Come Together. Presented live with spirited energy in an intimate setup, the focus stays on the melodies and harmonies at the heart of these songs. With nearly a decade performing together, B4S delivers a lively show filled with excitement, tight musicianship and good humor.

A serial killer is gunned down in a toy store and shifts his soul into a Good Guy doll. A mother later gives the doll to her 6-year-old son, Andy, unleashing a wave of terror across the city. This screening is part of FEAR FEST, a Halloween-season showcase of scary films that spans family friendly animation, beloved classics, and deeper cuts for dedicated horror fans. The series also features TERRORTHON, a mystery box double feature that pairs an iconic horror title with a surprise hidden gem, with screenings held at the Franklin Theatre. This film is rated R. Anyone under 17 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian who is at least 21, and a valid photo ID is required. The Franklin Theatre does not show previews, so the feature begins at the posted start time.

Two single-day hunter shows recognized by the Middle Tennessee Hunter Jumper Association follow the same slate of classes on each day. Riders can enter everything from Walk Trot poles up to a 2 foot 6 inch derby, creating many chances for local participants in a schooling show setting. Series points are tracked for year end division awards, with ribbons and high point honors, and all classes are eligible for MTHJA points. The series is held at Harlinsdale Farm, a short distance from historic downtown Franklin, Tennessee. For sponsorship opportunities or general inquiries, contact silentrunshow@gmail.com.

Williamson County Animal Center hosts a low-cost clinic focused on essential pet care. Rabies vaccinations are offered for $10 to help owners meet Tennessee’s requirement for cats and dogs over six months of age. The fee includes a rabies tag and a vaccination certificate as proof of immunization. Thanks to Petco Love’s Vaccinated & Loved initiative, Feline HCP and Canine DAPPv vaccines are available at no cost during the clinic. Microchipping is offered for $15 during clinics and on weekdays with no appointment needed. Walk-ins are welcome, and pre-registration is encouraged. Participation is open to all pet owners, not just Williamson County residents. For safety, dogs must be on a leash and cats must be in carriers. Payment is accepted by cash or check only. Schedules may change around holidays.

A skeptical young boy boards an extraordinary train bound for the North Pole and sets off on a transformative adventure. Along the way, he discovers the power of belief and learns that the wonder of life endures for those who hold onto it.

An evening at Southall Inn and Resort brings together community, local flavor, and purpose in support of the Scott Hamilton CARES Foundation and its head and neck cancer research. The night begins with interactive appetizers, including a honey-focused station led by the resident beekeeper with tastes taken straight from the comb, along with a storytelling-inspired tasting station where playful bites bring narratives to life. Afterward, a farm-style dinner highlights peak seasonal ingredients paired with wines, set against views of the surrounding countryside. Stories with Scott Hamilton emphasize the shared mission to help advance breakthrough research.

Mark Winters brings an evening of acoustic rock with a positive vibe to Mockingbird Theater & Bar in Franklin, Tennessee. Part of the Good Vibes Highway Tour, a musical road trip sharing positive, nerdy energy across the U.S. and Canada, this performance blends humor, heart, and harmony into feel-good songs that encourage listeners to “Shine,” share their positive energy, and connect with one another. The tour pairs science enthusiasm with storytelling, celebrating curiosity, kindness, and community while lifting spirits one stage at a time. Texas-based singer-songwriter and bonafide rocket scientist, Mark combines poetry, a love of community, and roots in rock, blues rock, and pop to shape his signature sound of rock with a positive vibe, drawing on influences like John Mayer, Tom Petty, and Jason Mraz. Expect an uplifting night that invites people to unplug, laugh, and share a little light.

Local retail and restaurant owners and managers gather for a collaborative focus group at Holiday Inn Express Spring Hill to exchange insights, talk through current challenges, celebrate recent wins, and build professional connections. The conversation centers on the unique needs of Spring Hill’s business community in these sectors and aims to capture practical feedback that can guide future support. Participants will introduce themselves by sharing their business, role, time in operation, and a recent success. Live polling will collect perspectives on key industry topics, followed by open discussion around needs and obstacles. The group will also generate ideas for upcoming workshop themes before concluding with takeaways and next steps. The featured speaker is Brooke Siler, Assistant Director of the Tennessee Small Business Development Center at MTSU. She advises entrepreneurs and small businesses across Middle Tennessee with consulting, resources, and education to help them start, grow, and strengthen their ventures. Her statewide work includes advisor training, AI education, resource development, and collaboration across the TSBDC network. As both an entrepreneur and a creative, she brings strategic thinking, creativity, and firsthand experience to the conversation. Outside her role, she is an artist and lifelong learner who enjoys travel and explores how people transform ideas into meaningful outcomes. Attendees are encouraged to arrive ready to share their perspective and contribute to a dynamic discussion focused on strengthening the local retail and restaurant community.

Experience a lively holiday market that brings together skilled artisans, tasty local fare, live music, and the coastal charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Browse more than 150 vendors spread across multiple buildings, with an additional building introduced for 2026, and enjoy food trucks on site both days alongside outdoor tents and performances. Discover handmade pieces such as pottery, woodwork, glass art, textiles, home décor, and jewelry created by Nova Scotian makers, then sample baked treats, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, refreshing beverages, and local wines. Admission includes a weekend-pass bracelet for convenient return visits. Only service dogs are permitted inside buildings, and bringing cash is recommended for a smooth shopping experience. For more information, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

A scenic fall color cruise along the Natchez Trace is planned by the Music City Mustang Club, beginning at Publix Harpeth Village in Fieldstone Farms, Franklin. The drive follows Fieldstone Parkway across Hillsboro Road to Cotton Lane, continues south to Del Rio Pike, then heads west to Old Hillsboro Road on Highway 46. To help the group stay together at busy turns, a vehicle may assist with traffic as needed. The route proceeds on Highway 46 through Leiper’s Fork, then turns to reach the Trace entrance and continues south on the Natchez Trace. Regular stops are planned for rest and photos at Garrison Creek, the Gordon House, and the Collinwood Welcome Center, where coffee, cookies, and memorabilia are available. Around midday, the group plans lunch at The Bridges Resort’s Alpine restaurant. After signing a waiver, participants can explore the grounds, which feature two natural land bridges shaped by water and wind, a stream beside the restaurant, and an Ice Cave that remains 58 degrees year round. An optional extension includes a visit to Shiloh National Park, approximately 50 minutes from The Bridges, with additional mounds to see near Shiloh. Those traveling from Rocket City or Columbia often meet at the Gordan House near Highway 50 or at Meriweather Lewis Park near Highway 20.

Explore Yanahli Park in Maury County on an easy 1 to 2 mile walk that recognizes Native American History Month. Along the route, participants learn about the Native peoples who lived along the Duck River in the distant past and how the surrounding landscape provided materials and resources for everyday life. The origin of the park’s name is also highlighted, with Yanahli derived from a Chickasaw term that refers to water flowing through the area. Expect the outing to last about 1 to 2 hours. Plan to meet at the trailhead. This program is free, and advance registration is requested.

Coffee & Commerce at The Well Outreach offers a monthly morning opportunity for local business professionals to connect, share ideas, and stay engaged with the Spring Hill community. Expect relaxed conversation over coffee and time to meet chamber members in a friendly setting. It is a straightforward way to expand your network and learn about businesses across the region. Support comes from the Ambassador Program Sponsor, Williamson Health/Bone & Joint, with coffee sponsored by Big Bad Breakfast.

CoolSprings Galleria hosts a family-friendly fall craft and vendor market where local sellers present unique finds, handmade goods, seasonal decor, gifts, treats, and other autumn inspired items. Shoppers can browse for fall home accents, seasonal candles, self-care items, apparel, sweets, and one-of-a-kind pieces that capture the spirit of the season. It is designed for weekend visitors and early holiday browsers. Vendor registration is available, and space is limited.

Filmmakers in Franklin presents a screening of Disney’s Mulan that includes a Q&A and a meet and greet with Disney director Tony Bancroft. Actress Leah Allers produces and hosts the program. The film follows a young woman who secretly takes her father’s place in the army to protect him, setting her on a path to become one of China’s greatest heroes. Please note that the Franklin Theatre does not play trailers, so the movie begins at the scheduled start time.

Presented by Filmmakers in Franklin as part of a new film event series, this program features a screening of Disney’s Mulan, followed by a Q and A and a meet and greet with Disney director Tony Bancroft. The event is produced and hosted by actress Leah Allers.

The Spring Hill Chamber of Commerce presents a luncheon at Spring Hill's UAW Hall.

Krystal King brings down-home storytelling with sharp humor and colorful imagery, describing herself as the next door redneck. Her music blends classic and 90s country with touches of blues, rock, and folk. She leans into a Loretta Lynn alter ego while delivering songs that connect with everyday life. Originally from Hickory, North Carolina, she is now based in Nashville and tours nationwide. This event in Thompsons Station, Tennessee showcases her rootsy style and broad influences.

Fans can cheer for the Huskers at a Nebraska at Iowa watch party at Tin Roof 2. The event welcomes all ages, seats are unassigned, and food and drinks will be available.

The Spring Hill Chamber of Commerce hosts a luncheon at the UAW Hall in Spring Hill.

Guests from last year know it is the go-to gathering on either side of the downtown Franklin tree lighting. The performance pairs a handful of Christmas songs with classic rock and country, creating a memorable evening.

This family friendly holiday market brings a cheerful weekend of seasonal shopping and a cozy atmosphere. Discover local artisans and vendors presenting handmade goods, winter decor, thoughtful gifts, candles, self care favorites, sweet treats, and distinctive finds perfect for the colder months. Shoppers can pick up stocking stuffers, cozy essentials, and unique items not typically found in big box stores. Vendor registration is currently open with limited spots available, offering a chance to reach families, last minute gift seekers, and customers eager to support small businesses during the holidays.

Learn medium relief carving with instructor John Engler. The class includes carving with an optional painting component, and students work from project blanks provided by John. Participants may choose from a selection of blanks or arrange a personalized subject such as a favorite building or pet by contacting John at least 30 days before the class to coordinate details. Class size is limited to a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 12 students. Tuition is $75 per day for carving and $75 for painting, and the blank is not included. To register, make checks payable to Leipers Fork Woodcarving Club and mail a registration fee of $225 for carving only or $300 for carving and painting. Enrollment is confirmed once payment is received, and space is limited.