Family events in Gallatin, TN

Designed for homeschool students, this structured daytime Jiu Jitsu class keeps kids active while teaching core fundamentals in a welcoming, team-focused setting. Participants build confidence, discipline, and respect as they learn practical self-defense. Instruction emphasizes movement, technique, problem-solving, and personal growth, offering a meaningful way to gain physical activity, develop life skills, and connect with other homeschoolers. A free trial class is available.

The Wilson County Senior Expo is a free event at the Farm Bureau Exposition Center that brings together local organizations that support seniors and their families. Attendees can connect with community resources, enjoy prize drawings and refreshments, and take advantage of included health screenings.

This daytime Jiu Jitsu class is designed for homeschool students who want to stay active while learning core fundamentals. Instruction centers on movement, technique, and practical self-defense, with activities that encourage problem solving and steady personal growth. Participants cultivate confidence, discipline, and respect in an encouraging, team-focused setting. It offers a constructive way for kids to get physical exercise, build useful life skills, and connect with other homeschool students. A free trial class is available for newcomers.

Now in its ninth season, the Goodlettsville Farmers and Artisans Market showcases local growers and makers in a producer-only setting. Spread across the lawn and parking areas by the Goodlettsville Visitor’s Center at Moss-Wright Park, it offers a relaxed, open-air shopping experience with locally grown and handcrafted goods. Explore farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, breads and baked sweets, garden plants, small-batch bath and body items, pet treats, ready-to-eat bites, and other artisan products. It is a simple way to support small businesses while spending time in the park.

Now in its twelfth year, the Missions Market brings a community celebration of handmade, vintage, repurposed, and locally crafted goods to Starstruck Farm in Lebanon. The marketplace features more than 100 vendors and a variety of family-friendly activities, including hay rides, a silent auction, live entertainment, a dunk booth, free face painting, and a Touch-A-Truck. The LSSD Neon Bus will be on site, and the event continues the wholesome atmosphere the community has enjoyed for more than a decade.

This yearly showcase features Mustangs alongside a wide range of Ford vehicles. Attendees can look forward to food and family friendly activities, as well as a drawing for those who pre-register. A flyer with further details will be available soon, and there will be plenty of vehicles to explore.

Enjoy a relaxed group motorcycle ride through Middle Tennessee that wraps up at a park for a picnic lunch and a friendly social gathering with the ROF family. Riders will depart from the ROF Dealership and plan to arrive at Cages Bend Campground for lunch. Everyone is welcome, whether arriving by motorcycle or by car. At the campground, parking near the big pavilion is limited, so use the parking at the bathhouse just past the gate or the boat ramp just beyond the bathhouse. A golf cart may be available to help shuttle items from the parking areas to the pavilion.

The 43rd Annual WilCo Pow Wow invites attendees to experience the beauty and pageantry of a Native American celebration. Feel the beat of the drums and watch Native dancers in colorful regalia. Explore authentic Native arts and crafts, and visit food booths for frybread, Indian tacos, and Buffalo burgers. Featured highlights include Aztec dancers, a flute player, a bow maker, a blow dart demonstration, and a Navajo sand art demonstration. The Grand Entry is scheduled on both days. Admission is cash only, set at $10 for adults ages 13 and up, $5 for children and senior citizens, and free for ages 5 and under. A full schedule is available on the event website. This is a family-friendly event.