Events in Franklin today

A warm session featuring favorite children’s books brought to life through stories, songs, and fingerplays. The experience also includes a simple craft project that preschoolers can do.

This weekly gathering at The Harpeth pairs bold pours with live music. Guests can enjoy discounted whiskey flights and a signature Barrel Aged Old Fashioned crafted with an exclusive Harpeth blend by Leiper’s Fork Distillery. A Burger & Bourbon special offers a Wagyu burger with a featured pour for $30.

Hosted by the Spring Hill Chamber of Commerce, this September luncheon takes place at the UAW Hall in Spring Hill.

This casual meet up takes place at The Spot Burgers & Beers in Spring Hill. The venue is known for juicy, flavorful burgers, crispy beef tallow fries, and additional options such as hot dogs and wings. Guests often note friendly, welcoming staff and fast service. The setting is inviting and family friendly, and there is a pet-friendly patio. Free parking is available.

Tania Joy, a Nashville performer and former Miss America contestant, brings Beehives & Bombshells to The Franklin Theatre, a live salute to the trailblazing women of the 40s, 50s, and 60s. The program moves from the tight harmonies of the Andrews Sisters to the soul of Aretha and the high-voltage energy of Tina Turner, tracing a musical timeline of voices that helped define an era. Classic songs, vintage flair, and real grit come together in a single-evening performance told through Joy’s voice.

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.