This weekend in Hendersonville, TN

This annual Mustang and All Ford Car Show at Maple Hill church of Christ features family-friendly activities, food, and a wide range of Ford vehicles on display, including Mustangs. A drawing will be held for pre-registration rewards, and an event flyer will be available soon.

A morning group walk on the White House Greenway with an early start welcomes every pace and any distance. Participants gather at the Publix in White House to access restrooms before stepping onto the trail. Anyone listed as a maybe is encouraged to confirm by Friday. If plans change, please update the RSVP instead of not attending without notice.

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.

Back for the season, Puckett’s Supply Co.’s annual fall craft show offers a festive day with a pumpkin patch, more than 50 local vendors, beautiful fall mums, a petting zoo, an inflatable bounce house, and plenty of food trucks. Admission and parking are free, creating an easy, family friendly outing with activities and shopping for all ages.

The 43rd Annual WilCo Pow Wow brings a vibrant celebration of Native culture to the Lebanon fairgrounds. The gathering features the deep pulse of the drums, dancers in colorful regalia, Aztec Dancers, and a flute player. Demonstrations showcase a bow maker, a blow dart demonstration, and Navajo sand art. Browse authentic Native arts and crafts, then sample favorites like frybread, Indian tacos, and buffalo burgers from the food booths. Admission is cash only at $10 for adults ages 13 and up, $5 for children and seniors, and free for children 5 and under. It is a welcoming experience for families and attendees of all ages.

A focus on craft and brotherhood comes to The Mill at Lebanon, bringing together craftsmen, outdoorsmen, business owners, fathers and sons, and community leaders. This men-centered craft fair highlights skill and character, tailored for those who prize quality, tradition, and grit. It aims to honor craftsmanship, bolster local and regional businesses, build brotherhood, pass hands-on skills to the next generation, and strengthen men who strengthen families and communities. The experience is intentionally curated, not a loud or chaotic expo, with purpose guiding every detail. Those likely to feel at home include fathers with sons, entrepreneurs and builders, outdoorsmen, golfers, cigar enthusiasts, and craftsmen, along with anyone who values tradition and excellence. Vendors are selected for producing quality goods, demonstrating integrity, elevating men’s culture, craftsmanship, and leadership, and serving Tennessee, with a special focus on the Lebanon community. More than a typical market, it sets the stage for an ongoing effort in Lebanon that supports local enterprise while shaping a stronger culture of men. One day in one place with a clear mandate, centered on building well, leading well, and living well.

A monthly card gaming night brings together players of Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and others. Learn the basics, connect with fellow players, and take part in matches or brief tournaments. No experience is needed, and guidance is available for newcomers.

Returning to Capitol Theatre in Lebanon, the Ultimate Rewind Show features a high-energy blend of favorites from the 1950s through the 1980s. Expect a nostalgia-packed evening celebrating four decades of music.

A community yoga session welcoming every experience level is offered at Dive Barre & Pilates Studio. Participants can sign up in advance.

Classic cars, hot rods, trucks, and motorcycles come together for a community-focused automotive showcase at TriStar NorthCrest Medical Center. Attendees can enjoy food trucks, music, prizes and awards, and a family-friendly atmosphere while taking in a wide range of standout vehicles. Participants may enter a vehicle for a $25 registration fee per car. All proceeds support the American Heart Association and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, aiding research, education, and patient programs. This showcase is part of a Summer Series.