Events in Gallatin today

A lively farmers and artisan market at The Streets of Indian Lake highlights community growers and makers. Browse local produce, with organic and regenerative options in fruits, vegetables, and meats. Explore artisan offerings, enjoy live music, and find food and refreshments while picking up insights on healthy living. Visitors can also take time to explore the many shops and restaurants around the mall.

Sumner County DARE is hosting a talent show at Hendersonville High School and is currently accepting performer applications. Performers of many types are invited, from singers and dancers to instrumentalists, comedians, gymnasts, and bands. An entry fee is required to apply, and only 25 acts will be chosen to perform. The current focus is on signing up performers, with details for spectator ticket sales to be shared closer to the event. It offers a stage for talent from across Sumner County to shine.

This monthly food distribution at Feed Sumner offers volunteer opportunities that help the event run smoothly. Loaders place food boxes into vehicles, work outdoors, wear reflective vests for safety, and must be able to lift a 30-pound box. Hospitality volunteers greet guests, engage in conversation, and hand out extra items to create a welcoming experience. Registration is available through the organizer.

Create a one of a kind watercolor portrait of your pet in a relaxed, beginner friendly workshop. Learn simple techniques as you paint from an outline prepared using your own pet photo, then choose the colors that make it uniquely yours. All materials are provided, and each project measures 8.5 by 11 inches with optional framing available for an additional 10 dollars. After registering, send an email with a clear, well lit photo of your pet and include your name and order number so your outline can be prepared. Attend on your own or with friends. Space is limited. BYOB and snacks are welcome. Because supplies are prepared in advance, refunds are not available. If you are unable to attend, please call to arrange a time to complete your purchased project.

Chuck Johnson and the Handsome Hooligans take the stage at USA Sports Bar with a set steeped in southern rock. The band brings its sound to Mt Juliet, Tennessee for a live performance.

Create a cozy chunky-knit blanket at Hammer & Stain-Mount Juliet. This workshop guides you through hand knitting a throw measuring about 40 by 60 inches. Choose your yarn colors during the session, with selections offered on a first come, first served basis, or visit the studio in advance to pre-select your colors. Seating is limited and registration will close when capacity is reached. Guests may bring snacks and a beverage of choice. Because materials are prepared for each project, refunds are not available. If you are unable to attend, contact the studio to arrange a time to complete your purchased project.

Enjoy an 18+ singer-songwriter night at The East Room featuring Ava McCoy, Frances Baker, Grace Christian X, and Ella Molsee. The show starts at 8:00 PM, and doors open at 7:30 PM.

This membership luncheon brings chamber and community participants together for connection and learning. Attendees hear from local experts who share insights on current, relevant topics. These gatherings are usually scheduled on the second Monday of the month. Catering and meeting location change from month to month. Advance registration is required and available to both current and prospective members.

Designed for homeschoolers, this structured daytime class introduces the basics of Jiu Jitsu in an encouraging, team-focused setting. Students stay active while learning real-world self defense, practicing movement and technical skills, and sharpening problem solving. The program nurtures confidence, discipline, and respect, supports personal growth, and gives children a chance to connect with other homeschool students. A free trial class is available.

Discover ballet in a welcoming camp that teaches essential technique and basic steps. Participants learn how classical training develops strength, control, and balance that support progress across many dance styles. Instruction focuses on proper form and fundamental movement, helping build a solid base for future learning. A showcase highlights what participants have worked on during the camp.

Magnolia's Heart Support Group offers a compassionate space for mothers who have experienced miscarriage or early infant loss. Open to moms of any age or background, the gathering centers on honest conversation, shared experiences, and practical tools for processing grief and rebuilding hope. Participants can work through the full range of emotions in a safe, caring environment dedicated to healing.

A focused training session for dancers working en pointe, this intensive centers on steady progress through careful conditioning. Participants receive targeted guidance in strength and flexibility, plus a one-on-one evaluation to pinpoint areas that need more attention. The experience emphasizes safe technique, practical exercises, and personalized feedback so students can build confidence and keep advancing in the refined art of pointe.

Step into Tennessee’s early frontier during Homeschool Day at Mansker’s Station, a monthly living history program created for families and homeschoolers of all ages. Move through the site at your own pace while taking part in interactive activities and watching historical demonstrations that showcase 18th century trades and daily life. Advance registration is required. Admission is $9 for participants ages 6 and up, with payment collected at check-in at the Goodlettsville Visitor Center.

At The Artisan Hatchery, craft a custom mosaic serving tray with friendly, step-by-step guidance suited for beginners. All materials are provided, including an 11 by 7.5 inch bamboo tray with handles, mosaic pieces, adhesive, and grout. A sample design will be on display, and you will have the same colors and shapes to work with while arranging your own unique pattern. No prior experience is required, and clear instruction is offered from start to finish so you can confidently complete your project. Take home a one-of-a-kind tray you created yourself.

A support group for female-identifying individuals diagnosed with Bipolar I or Bipolar II, welcoming those who are newly diagnosed and those who have been navigating the journey for years.

Compassionate Hands is holding a fundraiser built around a major opportunity to expand long-term stability for unhoused friends. Attendees will be among the first to hear an important announcement and learn how they can be part of the next chapter for Compassionate Hands. The evening features a silent auction, dinner from Taziki's, and a program.

Enjoy an after-hours, hands-on creative workshop at TN Flea, Antiques and Collectibles that celebrates the season with a custom pumpkin project. Using Iron Orchid Designs moulds, you will learn how to cast, shape, and add decorative details, then finish a piece you can take home and display. Step-by-step instruction and creative guidance are included, and materials are provided unless an exception is stated. This class is welcoming to beginners and experienced crafters, with limited seating to keep the experience relaxed and focused. Hosted by Attic Treasures TN. Tickets are available through the invitation or in person at TN Flea, Antiques and Collectibles. The fee for this class is $40, and your payment secures your spot.

Music City Movement hosts a writers night and open mic in Hendersonville at Jolly Ollie’s Pizza & Pub. The evening starts with performances by featured artists, then the mic opens to songwriters at any stage. Expect an energized atmosphere, original music, and opportunities to connect with fellow artists. Enjoy pizza and drinks while listening, or step up to share your own work. Sign-ups are available in advance or in person, offering a simple way to participate and support local talent.

Arrive prepared with plenty of business cards, a positive outlook, and the intention to make connections. There is still time to fine-tune a 60 second introduction that clearly presents who you are and what you do.

At The Artisan Hatchery in Gallatin, a local Finklepott Fairy brings the sparkle of Finklepott’s Original Fairy Hair®. This visit happens on the second Wednesday, offering a whimsical touch of shimmer inspired by fairies.

A daytime Jiu Jitsu class at Guerrilla Grappling created for homeschool students offers structured training that keeps learners moving while introducing foundational techniques. Instruction highlights quality movement and technical drills, encourages decision making, and supports personal growth in a collaborative, team setting. Participants build self confidence, self discipline, and respect as they develop applicable self defense skills. It is also a chance to meet other homeschoolers through purposeful practice. A free trial class is available.

A six week summer dance program introduces ballet and tap vocabulary in a playful, child friendly setting. Through music and movement, students build body awareness, rhythm, flexibility, coordination, and confidence. Enrollment requires students to be at least 2 years old and potty trained.

Play free Texas Hold'em at Legends Sports Grill. Save and share the photo to your personal Facebook page and show it to receive an extra 5,000 chips. Bring a friend for an additional 5,000 chips.

A ceremonial ribbon cutting will celebrate the opening of a new office and mark the start of an exciting new chapter.

Now in its ninth season, this seasonal producer-only market brings local flavor and community spirit to the heart of Goodlettsville. Set on the lawn and in the parking lot of the Goodlettsville Visitor’s Center at Moss-Wright Park, it features a wide range of locally grown and handmade goods. Shoppers can find fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, breads, baked treats, home garden plants, bath and body products, pet treats, and ready-to-eat foods. It offers an easy way to support small businesses while enjoying time in the park.

Breeden’s Orchard hosts a laid-back evening centered on fresh pizza and simple farm fun. Freshly made pizzas will be available to purchase, and guests can settle into outdoor seating in a relaxed, come-as-you-are setting. There is space for kids to play while adults unwind. With no set program, it is all about good food, music, and unhurried time together as the sun sets over the orchard.

Settle into warm summer nights beneath the stars with live performances from 13 bands spanning a variety of musical styles across the season. Attendees may bring lawn chairs or make use of plentiful seating on the plaza, and families will find open space where children can play. The Streets of Indian Lake Mall hosts the series with shopping and dining close at hand, and these no-cost concerts are made possible by Album Indian Lake 55+ Community.

Downtown Gallatin hosts a spirited kickoff to the school year as Gallatin High, Station Camp, and Liberty Creek go head to head for bragging rights and the Gallatin Spirit Trophy. This first edition for the city, inspired by a 28 year tradition in Robertson County, celebrates school pride and student leadership while bringing the community together in a friendly contest of creativity and camaraderie. Look for 15 minute showcases from each school, a DJ pumping up the crowd, and lively relay games, with six student competitors from every school taking part in all challenges. Spectators can cheer for their representatives and help fuel the energy as the community rallies into the new school year.