Events in Hendersonville, TN

Jeep enthusiasts gather at the Wilson County–Tennessee State Fair for an evening organized by Topless & Toasted 4x4 Social Nashville, Jackie's Jeep, Tennessee Offroad, and Jeeps & Wrenches. Arrive as a group, park together, and spend the night enjoying fair food, rides, and games. It is a relaxed meetup for Middle Tennessee Jeep fans to reconnect, meet new people, and enjoy time together ahead of Jeep Invasion. Open to members of the hosting groups as well as anyone who loves Jeeps.

The fair's senior night features a playful contest in the Rabbit Barn where participants try to match their hair color to a rabbit's coat. A $25 prize is available, and ribbons will be awarded to the top three entries. Contestants should sign up before the contest begins. The event offers friendly fun for everyone.

Taking place at the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce, this gathering encourages attendees to bring plenty of business cards, arrive with a positive attitude, and be ready to connect with others. Participants can also take a moment to refine a clear 60 second pitch for quick introductions.

Play Texas Hold 'Em at no cost at Legends Sports Grill. Save and share the photo to your personal Facebook page and present it to receive an extra 5,000 chips, and bring a friend for another 5,000 chips.

Be the Bridge 2026 returns as Community Life Bridge’s fifth annual fundraiser at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church. All proceeds benefit Community Life Bridge. The event features live music, awards that honor people driving impact through the organization, and opportunities to bid in both a silent auction and a live auction. More information and tickets will be available soon.

Fair season in Wilson County features a performance by Lain Tomlinson & The Lost Troubadours at the Wilson County Fair - TN State Fair. Expect a high-energy, family-friendly country show that mixes beloved classics, newer favorites, and the band’s own originals, keeping the audience engaged throughout the evening. Alongside the concert, the fair offers rides, food, and exhibits as part of one of Middle Tennessee’s biggest summer traditions.

Relive favorite tunes with a nostalgic twist as retro snacks pair with a white wine tasting. This easygoing evening celebrates the close of summer with good flavors and feel-good sounds.

A.J.'s Bar and Grill hosts a night of karaoke paired with music trivia rounds that offer chances to win free beer, along with dance breaks. The event can extend beyond the planned end when tips keep it going.

Mustang enthusiasts are planning a group drive to Somernites Cruise in Somerset, Kentucky for Mustang weekend. The plan is to gather at Snow White Drive In in Lebanon, Tennessee, then depart together and pause for a quick restroom break at a Shell station along the way. From Glasgow, the route continues on the Cumberland Parkway into Somerset. Participants will head to OM Meece Middle School and then be guided to a reserved spot in a shaded parking area at the Cumberland Bank Security Plaza. Anyone intending to stay overnight for cruising on the strip is encouraged to arrange lodging in advance.

Backyard Pitmasters BrisketU presents a hands on backyard barbecue class led by accomplished pitmasters that centers on mastering smoked brisket. Open to newcomers and experienced grillers, the course walks through the entire process from point to flat. Expect close instruction on different types of pits, how to choose the right brisket, trimming methods, rubs and prep, selecting wood and understanding smoke profiles, building and managing a fire and pit chamber, pacing the cook, and slicing for optimal results. This three hour class concludes with BrisketU certification for backyard pitmasters, welcoming participants as University alumni. The setting is relaxed and packed with practical knowledge to use for years.

Step into a tea lunch experience fit for nobility at Spring Haven Mansion and Estate. Dress in your finest Bridgerton attire and enjoy a four course lunch in a historic gem. Lords and ladies can tour the grounds and take pictures. The cost is $60 per person. Prepayment and a reservation are required.

The TN MIWW contest takes place at the Wilson County Fair - TN State Fair. The competition features divisions for adults, seniors, juniors, pre-teens, and accessories.

The Community Stage hosts a gig at the Wilson County Fair - TN State Fair, offering a festive evening at the fair.

Designed for everyday cooks, this backyard barbecue class builds skills and confidence to smoke barbecue favorites on any type of smoker. It offers a full-circle look at brisket and St. Louis style ribs, plus seasonal specialties. Topics include managing the fire, selecting wood, and applying techniques that deliver reliable results. Recipes are provided to take home so the learning continues in your own kitchen.

Spend an afternoon with Loving Paws of the South Rescue at Half Batch Brewing in Hendersonville, meeting adoptable dogs and chatting with the team about welcoming a new companion. Learn about fostering and ways to volunteer, get guidance on the adoption process, and browse rescue merchandise, with proceeds benefiting the dogs they support. Enjoy a drink from the brewery while backing a local business and contributing to lifesaving work. Purchases, donations, and spreading the word help provide food, veterinary treatment, prevention of heartworm, enrichment, and safe foster placements for dogs in need. Friends and families are welcome to stop by and help give these pups a fresh start.

This quarterly community gathering focuses on pelvic health, offering practical education and quick screenings in a relaxed, friendly setting. Each session features a concise 15 minute overview of pelvic floor health, followed by individual eight minute screenings with Rachel Brown, OTD, OTR/L, CPHC, CPAMs. There is time set aside for questions and to learn about common pelvic floor concerns. Screening appointments are limited and require advance sign up. Rachel is an occupational therapist specializing in pelvic health for all individuals. Her approach combines clinical expertise with a gentle, compassionate presence, and she incorporates mindfulness, movement, and evidence based therapeutic techniques to support the restoration of pelvic function and overall well being. This event takes place at Kinderland-Henderson. To reserve a screening time, email Rachel.Brown@resultspt.com.

Hooked On Consignment Fall Sale is a multi-day resale event with dedicated phases for sellers and shoppers. Up to 750 consignor spots are available. Registration opens for consignors, then item drop-off takes place ahead of early presale shopping, followed by community shopping. The sale is hosted at C2 Attack Volleyball Club.

The Wiggles Giggles Kids Consignment Sale brings a fall and winter shopping experience focused on quality, gently used items for babies, kids, and teens. Expect clothing and shoes from newborn through teen sizes, along with toys, strollers, car seats, cribs, bassinets, infant gear, sports equipment, room decor, books, games, and puzzles. A discount day offers 50 percent off. Presented twice a year by Moms PLUS, the family life ministry of Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church, this sale helps fund church programs and charitable efforts.

A songwriters round returns for a second edition. Attendees are encouraged to bring a guitar and bring positive energy.

Enjoy free outdoor concerts under the stars, offering live music in a family friendly atmosphere. Treats are available, and dining and shopping are conveniently located nearby.

Learn the essentials of Medicare at a free 101 workshop in Hendersonville. Get clear, straightforward guidance from local neighbors, not a call center, in a no-pressure setting. Topics include how Parts A, B, C, and D work, when to enroll and what penalties to watch for, and how to choose a plan that fits your life and budget. Every attendee receives a complimentary copy of 64+, a Medicare and retirement planning guide. Seating is limited.

Adoption may be finalized in a courtroom, yet the parenting journey continues. Many parents who adopt through foster or kinship care experience a sudden decline in services and community support, while navigating trauma-informed parenting, attachment needs, school systems, and emotional fatigue, often without a strong network. This supportive gathering creates a welcoming, judgment-free space specifically for parents who have adopted from foster or kinship care, whether the adoption happened recently or years ago. It offers connection with others who truly understand, space to talk about everyday challenges and wins, encouragement and validation, and conversations grounded in empathy and lived experience with trauma. There is no pressure to share before you feel ready, and there is no expectation to have everything figured out. Simply being present is enough. The purpose is ongoing support for those raising children from hard beginnings, so no one has to carry it alone.

The 91st edition of the Tennessee State Gospel Singing Convention will be hosted at Victory Missionary Baptist Church, bringing together singers for two days of group singing in four part harmony using published shaped note books. The program features an evening session with refreshments to follow, then continues the next day with a morning session, a lunch break, and an afternoon session. The convention is supported by donations and operates as a 501c3 non-profit, so contributions are tax-deductible. Advertising opportunities are available, with full page placements at $100, half page at $50, and quarter page at $25. For electronic donations or questions, contact President Gabriel Miller at (615) 543-0315 or gabrielmiller653@gmail.com. Nearby lodging options include Hampton Inn at (615) 751-5066, Holiday Inn Express at (615) 824-0022, and Hyatt Place at (615) 826-2845.

The Middle Tennessee Highland Games & Celtic Festival brings Celtic culture to Sanders Ferry Park in Hendersonville with live music from Celtic bands, traditional athletic contests, a bagpipe contest, and vendors featuring Scottish crafts and cuisine. Attendees can explore tastings of Scotch and activities for children, along with additional attractions throughout the festival.

This free, family-friendly community festival highlights arts, antiques, and music with original artwork, antiques, live performances, and food trucks. Explore a marketplace with more than 75 vendors offering handmade goods and antiques, enjoy a judged quilt show, check out a classic car display, and let kids ride a kiddie train and have fun in a dedicated play area, with more activities on site. Vendor applications are open to artisans who create handmade items, local businesses, and antiques dealers by email only at gaamfestival@gmail.com. Do not share information or submit payment through Facebook messages.

Black Hole Sons bring their rock sound to Jolly Ollie’s Pizza & Pub for their first performance at this local pub. This show marks the band’s debut at Jolly Ollie’s, with live rock music from start to finish.

A lively summer market series features local vendors, makers, and artists alongside food trucks, live music, a focus on wellness, family fun, and a welcoming sense of community. An organic cafe offers organic matcha and artisan espresso complemented by scratch-made organic syrups and cream tops. Sweet options include Dubai chocolate bars and cups plus house-made pop tarts. The experience highlights artisan-made goods and the spirit of a family business.

This event celebrates Joe’s passion for golf with a lineup of sponsors, goody bags, and a beautiful setting. It honors his love for the game and the spirit that inspired it.

VFW Post 9851’s 16th Annual Golf Scramble takes place at Country Hills Golf Course. The event is seeking golfers, hole sponsors, and donors, with options to register, sponsor a hole, or make a contribution. Proceeds benefit Veteran Aid Programs, including support for the Food Pantry.

Rachel and the band are set to perform at Jolly Ollies, sharing their excitement for the show and welcoming the Hendersonville community.

An all-breed equestrian show at The Jaeckle Centre features a full slate of disciplines, including Hunter Jumper, Dressage, Main Ring Performance, and Halter. National-level judges will oversee the classes, and exhibitors can expect perks such as swag bags and a luncheon. Championship rose garlands, fun prizes, and unique class formats add to the spirit of friendly competition. The Dressage class list will be announced soon, with additional updates to be shared by Angel Heart Farm through its Facebook page and website.

Swap gently used jigsaw puzzles with fellow enthusiasts at Legacy Coffee. Participants are welcome to bring as many or as few puzzles as they like, and trades often happen by piece count or brand, though you can set your own terms and decline any swap. Adults typically bring 500 to 1000 piece puzzles, and a wide range of image styles appears, so there is something for many tastes. To keep things organized, place a post-it with your name on each puzzle you bring; extra post-its will be available at the event. This is a swap only, not a sale. Missing pieces are allowed but must be disclosed. Please be considerate by avoiding puzzles with strong odors such as smoke or dust, or boxes with debris like hair, bugs, or dirt. To prevent spills, consider sealing pieces in a zip top bag inside the box or securing the box with a rubber band.

Enjoy a free outdoor celebration filled with shopping, music, and seasonal activities. This beloved annual gathering, formerly known as GOODFest & Fall Market + Halloween in the Park, welcomes thousands for a marketplace of vendor shopping, a food court with plenty of options, a DJ leading line dancing and entertainment, dedicated children’s areas with free activities and inflatables, and a candy trail for trick-or-treating. Vendors are currently being accepted through the official website, and organizers note they will never message or ask for money. For event communication, only trust City of Goodlettsville accounts @VisitGoodlettsville or @Gvilleparks to avoid scams.