Events in Jackson, TN

14 things to do around Jackson this week, each one checked against where it was posted.

14 this week32 in the next 30 days1 freeChecked Tuesday, October 20

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Tuesday, October 20Today

2 events

  • 11am

    ASL Social Hour

    Jackson · Jackson-Madison County Library, 433 E Lafayette St

    Practice American Sign Language alongside Deaf individuals and fellow students during sessions offered three times each week. These meetups center on using ASL together.

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  • 5:30pm

    CWTAR Trunk or Treat

    Jackson · Central West Tennessee Association of REALTORS®, 935 Old Humboldt Rd

    Free

    A family-friendly Trunk or Treat at the CWTAR office features candy, creative costumes, and festively decorated car trunks in a welcoming community setting. The event is free and open to all. A food truck, Magnolia Treats and Eats, will be on site.

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Wednesday, October 21

2 events

  • 6pm

    Sip & Paint

    Jackson · 282 Airways Blvd

    A relaxed sip and paint led by Loralea Landrum invites participants to create a whimsical witch on canvas. No prior experience is needed, and the atmosphere is playful with seasonal flair, plenty of laughs, and a hint of hocus pocus. Hosted at Herstory Unruly Women’s Market Shop. Tickets are $50.

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  • 8pm

    Kickin’ It For A Cause St. Jude Blowout

    Jackson · 719 Old Hickory Blvd

    A benefit night supporting St. Jude is nearing its goal and includes a few added surprises. Performing musicians will be entered into a $100 drawing, and there will be three ticket drawings for $50, $100, and $200. Tickets are $1 each. Winners must be present to claim prizes.

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Thursday, October 22

1 event

  • 6pm

    Dancing with the Stars

    Jackson · Jackson Fairgrounds Park, 800 S Highland Ave

    Celebrating its 11th year, Dancing with the STARS presented by Leaders Credit Union brings the spirit of the popular TV format to life as local stars team up with professional instructors and perform for a live audience. The showcase is filled with energy and community pride, with each dancer sharing unique stories and passion on stage. The evening also serves as a fundraiser for The STAR Center, supporting programs and services that change lives throughout Tennessee. From the first song to the final scores, the focus is on meaningful impact rather than trophies, honoring the people The STAR Center serves and investing in a more inclusive community. It is an evening where bravery meets artistry, and every step supports progress.

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Friday, October 23

3 events

  • 6pm

    Friday Night Magic

    Jackson · Canada's Collectible Games, 33 Carriage House Dr

    A weekly Magic: The Gathering night at Canada's Collectible Games features both competitive and casual play. The format changes each week, with possibilities like Modern, Legacy, Booster Draft, Sealed, Pauper, and more. Most constructed events have a $5 entry fee, while Draft and Sealed pricing varies by set, so contact the store for current details. Prizes are offered, with the structure and awards determined per event. Play begins once there are at least eight participants. Walk-in entry is available and pre-registration is not required. New and experienced players are welcome. For format and pricing updates, call 731-240-1105.

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  • 7pm

    Pokemon TCG Gym Night at Canada's Collectible Games

    Jackson · Canada's Collectible Games, 33 Carriage House Dr

    Canada's Collectible Games hosts a Pokemon Trading Card Game gathering where players can battle, trade, and build their skills in a welcoming community setting. Newcomers and seasoned competitors are both encouraged to participate, and participants of all ages are welcome. Entry is $5. Prize support is offered, with formats and rewards that change from event to event. Play begins once at least eight players are ready. No advance registration is required, and rounds start as soon as the minimum is met.

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  • 7pm

    Tunnel of Terror Parrot's South Jackson, TN

    Jackson · 1781 S Highland Ave

    Across six nights in October, the tunnel goes dark and something unexpected takes control. Drive in with your windows closed and try not to look at the brushes as you make your way through. Members ride free, and the cost is $15 per vehicle.

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Saturday, October 24

2 events

  • 2pm

    Flesh and Blood Armory

    Jackson · Canada's Collectible Games, 33 Carriage House Dr

    An official Flesh and Blood Armory gathering at Canada’s Collectible Games brings players together to battle, earn Armory Points, and build skills in a friendly competitive setting. New players are welcome, and every hero and experience level is invited to take part. Entry is $5. Prize support is offered, with details and awards varying from event to event. The event begins once at least eight participants are ready to play, and no pre-registration is required. Expect lively games with Jackson’s local community of competitors.

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  • 5pm

    Riftbound Nexus Night

    Jackson · Canada's Collectible Games, 33 Carriage House Dr

    Riftbound Nexus Night at Canada's Collectible Games welcomes seasoned competitors and newcomers to the Riftbound universe alike. Entry is $5, and prize support is provided, with the structure and prizes varying by event. The event requires a minimum of eight players to begin, and rounds start once that threshold is met. Entry is open and no pre-registration is needed.

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Sunday, October 25

2 events

  • 1pm

    Disney Lorcana Weekly Play

    Jackson · Canada's Collectible Games, 33 Carriage House Dr

    Canada's Collectible Games hosts weekly Disney Lorcana play that offers both competitive and casual matches using all current sets. Players of all ages are welcome, whether aiming for top standings or simply enjoying Disney. Entry is $5. Prize support is provided, and the structure and prizes vary by event. The event runs with a minimum of eight players. Entry is open with no pre-registration required. Rounds begin once there are enough participants.

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  • 3pm

    🎃6th Annual Fall Festival: Trunk or Treat🎃

    Jackson · Sacred Heart of Jesus High School, 146 McClellan Rd

    Positive Living Group presents the 6th Annual Fall Festival and Trunk or Treat, a family-centered celebration that welcomes married, co-parenting, and blended families. Families can decorate a trunk and hand out candy, wear costumes to share their Halloween spirit, and take part in games, music, and activities for all ages. The gathering encourages connection with other families and shows kids how adults collaborate, laugh, and have fun together. It highlights teamwork outside the home as parents and caregivers work together, offering a chance to make memories, strengthen bonds, and celebrate the season.

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Monday, October 26

2 events

  • 11am

    ASL Social Hour

    Jackson · Jackson-Madison County Library, 433 E Lafayette St

    Practice American Sign Language with Deaf individuals and fellow students. Sessions are available three times each week.

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  • 9pm

    A Court of Splintered Harmony Midnight Release Party

    Medina · A Third Place Coffee & Books, 107 S Main St

    A Third Place Coffee & Books hosts a midnight release celebration for A Court of Splintered Harmony, created with readers who know Prythian, have chosen their Courts and debated favorite characters in mind. The evening features themed activities and challenges, vendors, drinks, prizes, photo opportunities and plenty of surprises. Admission is free and open to everyone, and purchasing the book is not required to take part. Those planning to add ACOTAR 6 to their shelves can preorder through A Third Place to receive a few special perks during the celebration. If a preorder is already placed elsewhere, attendees are still welcome, as this gathering is for the wider reading community. Leading up to the event, organizers will share more about activities, vendors, themed menu items, costume contest details, preorder perks and additional highlights. Attendees can pick a Court, share theories and dress in Prythian-inspired attire.

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Tuesday, October 27

2 events

  • 11am

    ASL Social Hour

    Jackson · Jackson-Madison County Library, 433 E Lafayette St

    Practice American Sign Language with Deaf individuals and fellow students. Sessions are offered three times during the week.

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  • 6pm

    Take Your Girls Night Out 5K / 1 Mile Walk

    Jackson · The Woman's Clinic PA, 234 Coatsland Dr

    The event brings together walkers, joggers, and runners of all paces for a purpose-driven race that emphasizes teamwork and mutual support. It is dedicated to honoring survivors, standing with those currently in treatment, remembering those who have passed, and lifting up the hope of a future without breast cancer. Before the start, a tailgate creates a lively atmosphere with games and snacks. Attendees can show their spirit by wearing a favorite sports jersey, then take to the course and give their best from start to finish.

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Wednesday, October 28

1 event

  • 3:30pm

    Music with Mrs. Lori

    Henderson · Chester County Library, 1012 E Main St

    Enjoy an interactive music class led by Mrs. Lori, designed for pre-K through early elementary students. Young learners can connect with music in a welcoming, age-appropriate setting that encourages participation.

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Thursday, October 29

2 events

  • 7:30pm

    The Tragedy of Hamlet

    Jackson · Jackson's AMP at the Market, 91 New Market St

    Hub City Theatre Company brings Shakespeare’s Hamlet to Jackson’s AMP at the Market with a free, open-air production in downtown Jackson. The tale follows Prince Hamlet after the sudden death of his father, the Danish king. His mother’s quick marriage to his uncle Claudius, now ruling the realm, and a chilling encounter with his father’s ghost propel him into a perilous search for the truth. As doubt, betrayal, vengeance, and unraveling sanity spread through the court, Hamlet must decide how far he will go to uncover what happened and faces the enduring question of whether to be. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets for comfortable seating. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated to support Hub City Theatre Company’s ongoing work in the community.

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  • 7:30pm

    JSMA Symphonic Band Concert

    Jackson · First United Methodist Church, 200 S Church St

    The Jackson Symphony Music Academy’s Symphonic Band presents its fall concert, led by Dr. Doug Owens. This program highlights emerging musicians from West Tennessee and features music they have prepared throughout the semester. The performance takes place at First United Methodist Church in Jackson.

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Friday, October 30

2 events

  • 6pm

    Friday Night Magic

    Jackson · Canada's Collectible Games, 33 Carriage House Dr

    A weekly Friday Night Magic gathering at Canada's Collectible Games features both competitive and casual Magic: The Gathering play. The format rotates from week to week, with possibilities that include Modern, Legacy, Booster Draft, Sealed, Pauper, and others. Entry for most constructed formats is $5, while Draft and Sealed entry varies by set. Prize support is available, and both the structure and rewards can differ by event. A minimum of eight players is required for the event to start, open entry is available with no pre-registration, and rounds begin once there are enough participants. Players of all experience levels are welcome.

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  • 7pm

    Tunnel of Terror

    Jackson · Parrot's Car Wash, 1781 S Highland Ave

    Across six nights, the tunnel goes dark and something unexpected takes over. Drive in with windows closed and avoid looking at the brushes for a chilling ride. Members ride at no cost, and the fee is $15 for each vehicle.

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Saturday, October 31

4 events

  • 11am

    ShakesFest

    Jackson · Jackson's AMP at the Market, 91 New Market St

    Free

    ShakesFest features free performances of Hamlet brought to life by a professional cast on The AMP stage. Throughout the day, musicians, buskers, and roaming entertainers create a lively soundtrack for a festival atmosphere. Explore a marketplace of local artisans and crafters that captures the spirit of a Renaissance fair, then sample festival fare from food trucks along with themed treats inspired by the era. Interactive fun spans costume contests, stick horse races, audience games, and prize opportunities. The event welcomes all ages and invites the West Tennessee community to enjoy a shared celebration of Shakespeare, live performance, and creative makers.

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  • 2pm

    Flesh and Blood Armory

    Jackson · Canada's Collectible Games, 33 Carriage House Dr

    Canada's Collectible Games hosts an official Flesh and Blood Armory event focused on competitive play in a friendly setting. Earn Armory Points, refine your skills, and challenge a variety of opponents while learning and improving together. New players are welcome alongside seasoned competitors, with all heroes and experience levels encouraged to participate. The entry fee is $5. Prize support is provided, and both the structure and rewards can vary by event. A minimum of eight players is needed to start, entry is open with no pre registration required, and rounds will begin once the minimum is met.

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  • 5pm

    Riftbound Nexus Night

    Jackson · Canada's Collectible Games, 33 Carriage House Dr

    Riftbound Nexus Night at Canada's Collectible Games welcomes both competitive veterans and players new to the Riftbound universe. Entry is $5. Prize support is provided, with the structure and prizes varying from one event to the next. Play begins when at least eight participants are present, and rounds start once that minimum is reached. No pre-registration is needed, and entry is open to all.

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  • 8pm

    Halloween Karaoke Bash

    Brownsville · Twin Oaks Sports Bar, 1744 US Highway 70 E

    Another night of karaoke is planned. Sing your selection or cheer from the audience and enjoy an evening of music.

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Sunday, November 1

1 event

  • 1pm

    Disney Lorcana Weekly Play

    Jackson · Canada's Collectible Games, 33 Carriage House Dr

    Canada's Collectible Games hosts a recurring Disney Lorcana play event that welcomes both competitive and casual participants, with games using the current sets. The entry fee is $5. Prize support is offered, and the structure and awards may vary by event. The event requires at least eight players to begin, and rounds start once that number is reached. Entry is open, so no advance registration is needed. Players of any age are welcome.

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Friday, November 6

1 event

  • 7pm

    Wizard of Oz

    Jackson · Blankenship Theater, 232 McClellan Rd

    A live stage adaptation brings L. Frank Baum's classic to life, paired with the celebrated songs from the MGM film. The story follows young Dorothy Gale on a journey from Kansas to the Land of Oz. This enduring adventure continues to captivate audiences around the world.

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Saturday, November 7

3 events

  • 11am

    JSMA Strings Concert

    Jackson · First Baptist Church, 1627 N Highland Ave

    West Tennessee’s emerging young musicians step into the spotlight as the Jackson Symphony Music Academy string students present their fall concert under the direction of Tamás Kocsis. Held at First Baptist Church in Jackson, the program showcases what these dedicated performers have been preparing throughout the semester and invites applause for their progress and hard work.

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  • 2pm

    JSMA Choral Concert

    Jackson · First Baptist Church, 1627 N Highland Ave

    West Tennessee’s emerging young singers step into the spotlight as the Jackson Symphony Music Academy Children’s and Youth Choirs present their fall concert, led by director Madelyn Musser, at First Baptist Church in Jackson. The program highlights what the ensembles have prepared over the semester and offers a showcase of their dedication and choral artistry.

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  • 6pm

    West Tennessee Marriage Conference 2026 "I Will Fight For You"

    Jackson · In My Father’s House Ministries, 33 Rebel Rd

    An evening devoted to protecting marriage and nurturing love, centered on the theme I Will Fight For You, which emphasizes that the struggle is not against each other but for each other. The program blends real conversation, practical tools for marriage, and plenty of laughter and fellowship to help couples reconnect and refocus. It is a black tie affair featuring comedy by D-Way of Beaumont, Texas, a candlelight dinner, and a runway fashion show with prizes. Highlights include opportunities to strengthen the covenant, renew connection, learn to overcome challenges together, and build a love that lasts. Bishop Bert and Lady Teresa Rivers oversee the event, with Eric and Donasha Blair serving as conference hosts. Suited for couples at any stage of marriage, it is framed as a purposeful date night built around one covenant, one purpose, one fight, and one forever.

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Sunday, November 8

1 event

  • 2pm

    Brunch & Beethoven

    Jackson · Carl Perkins Civic Center, 400 South Highland Avenue

    Presented by The Jackson Symphony, this program gathers favorite classical pieces in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. It is designed for longtime listeners and first-time attendees alike, offering an easy path into the excitement of live orchestral music and highlighting the ensemble’s color, energy, and heartfelt expression.

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Sunday, November 15

1 event

  • 8am

    Amen Free Clinic

    Jackson · Maranatha Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 360 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

    Free

    Free dental, vision, and medical services are available through this clinic. Participants are seen in order of arrival until capacity is reached, and long waits are possible. Spanish language interpreters will be on site. This clinic does not handle emergencies such as chest pain, major bleeding, premature labor, or trauma. In an urgent situation, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Volunteer opportunities are available.

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Saturday, December 5

3 events

  • 11am

    Christmas on Main Street Family Matinee

    Jackson · Carl Perkins Civic Center, 400 South Highland Avenue

    Celebrate the holidays with The Jackson Symphony’s family-friendly matinee, a cherished tradition featuring nostalgic tunes, merry favorites, and a few seasonal surprises. A special visit from a certain jolly guest adds extra sparkle, and every child will have the opportunity to step up to the podium and conduct the orchestra. Designed for all ages, it offers a warm, festive experience for kids, parents, grandparents, and anyone young at heart.

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  • 6pm

    Haywood County–Brownsville Christmas Parade

    Brownsville · Downtown Brownsville

    Free

    Stars, Stripes and Christmas Lights sets the tone for this year’s Haywood County and Brownsville Christmas Parade, blending patriotic colors with the glow of the season. Floats and participants are encouraged to feature red, white and blue alongside twinkling holiday lights, celebrating hometown pride and Christmas cheer. Those planning to take part can begin imagining their parade entries to help fill the streets with festive spirit.

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  • 7:30pm

    Christmas on Main Street Holiday Pops

    Jackson · Carl Perkins Civic Center, 400 S Highland Ave

    Enjoy The Jackson Symphony’s longstanding Holiday Pops tradition with Christmas on Main Street. This concert brings the holiday spirit to life through favorite seasonal music, festive selections, and a few surprise moments. It is a welcoming outing for families, friends, and anyone hoping to create lasting holiday memories.

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Wednesday, December 16

1 event

  • 7:30pm

    Rocky Mountain High Experience: A John Denver Christmas

    Jackson · The Ned R. McWherter West Tennessee Cultural Arts Center, 314 E Main St

    Rocky Mountain High Experience: A John Denver Christmas presents a festive concert led by Rick Schuler that rekindles the spirit of the 1970s and honors the music of John Denver. The program features favorite hits such as "Rocky Mountain High," "Take Me Home, Country Roads," "Annie’s Song," and "Sunshine On My Shoulders," then shifts into holiday selections inspired by Denver’s classic Christmas specials, including "Aspenglow," "Silent Night," "Joy to the World," and "Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire." Schuler, a Los Angeles musician and lifelong admirer of Denver, carries forward themes of love, peace, care for the environment, and anti-war ideals. He has released four albums, along with a project titled Colorado in Nashville. Created for all ages, this concert blends timeless melodies with seasonal warmth.

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Friday, December 18

1 event

  • 4pm

    A Winnie the Pooh Christmas Tail

    Jackson · The Ned R. McWherter West Tennessee Cultural Arts Center, 314 E Main St

    A Winnie-the-Pooh Christmas Tail brings the Hundred-Acre Wood to life in a musical featuring book, music, and lyrics by James W. Rodgers, inspired by A. A. Milne’s classic characters. A certain Friend-and-Relation shares with Christopher Robin a Christmastime memory from not so long ago, when Eeyore discovered his tail was missing. Pooh and Piglet gather their friends for a spirited search, leading to an adventure filled with lively songs and plenty of excitement. At its heart, the story highlights kindness, generosity, and the care it takes to grow lasting friendships. The performance runs approximately 65 minutes.

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Saturday, December 19

2 events

  • 11:30am

    Candlelight: Coldplay & Imagine Dragons | Jackson

    Jackson · The Ned, 314 East Main Street, Jackson, 314 E Main St

    Enjoy a Candlelight concert at The Ned in Jackson featuring the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons performed live in a multi-sensory setting surrounded by candlelight. The tentative program highlights songs such as Clocks, Fix You, The Scientist, and Viva la Vida from Coldplay, alongside Imagine Dragons hits like Radioactive and Believer. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis.

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  • 1:45pm

    Candlelight: Christmas Carols on Strings | Jackson

    Jackson · The Ned, 314 East Main Street, Jackson, 314 E Main St

    A candlelit concert of holiday favorites fills The Ned in Jackson with the sound of strings. This 60 minute performance features beloved carols including 12 Days of Christmas, Angels from the Realms of Glory, Angels We Have Heard on High, Away in a Manger, Carol of the Bells, Deck the Halls, Ding Dong! Merrily on High, Do You Hear What I Hear, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Good King Wenceslas, Greensleeves (What Child Is This), Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, In the Bleak Midwinter, Joy to the World, O Christmas Tree (O Tannenbaum), O Come All Ye Faithful, O Holy Night, Silent Night, and The First Noël. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and there is no late seating once the performance starts. The event is open to ages 8 and older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA accessible. Seats are allocated within each zone in order of arrival.

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Saturday, January 9

1 event

  • 6pm

    Black Tie & Boxing Jackson Present by Leaders Credit Union

    Jackson · Carl Perkins Civic Center, 400 S Highland Ave

    Black Tie & Boxing, presented by Leaders Credit Union, brings an elevated evening of sport and purpose to the Carl Perkins Civic Center as local boxers and amateur MMA competitors step into the ring to benefit the STAR Center. Expect spirited bouts, entertainment, and food and beverages, with funds raised supporting programs that help people with disabilities achieve their goals across West Tennessee. Whether seated near the ring or in general admission on the balcony, every attendee helps foster independence, broaden opportunities, and advance inclusion for thousands of people and families. This philanthropic night blends polish, action, and community impact.

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Monday, January 11

1 event

  • 9pm

    ACOTAR 7 Midnight Release Party

    Medina · A Third Place Coffee & Books, 107 S Main St

    Count down to the highly anticipated release of Sarah J Maas’ ACOTAR 7. A ticket link allows readers to pre-order a copy, and every pre-order includes a free gift along with an automatic reservation for the party. Additional details are being finalized, with updates to come.

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