Events in Jackson, TN

Meet the writer behind a guided journal for the cancer treatment process, with copies available for purchase. Anne Calvert will also be present to share her series of novels about a girl devoted to obeying God. The event takes place at East Elementary School in Humboldt.

Sunset Valley Farms presents a family-friendly fall festival held on weekends only, offering pedal car and trike races for kids, a giant slide, an engaging corn maze, and plenty of refreshments. Discounted tickets are available online. Children 35 months and under receive free admission. Pets are not permitted, and smoking or vaping is not allowed. Cash and cards are accepted. Updates and weather information are shared on Facebook.

Canada's Collectible Games hosts an official Flesh and Blood Armory event where players can earn Armory Points, hone their skills, and challenge fellow heroes from the Jackson community. New players are welcome, and the environment balances competitive play with a friendly, helpful vibe for all experience levels. Entry is 5 dollars. Prize support is provided, and the structure and rewards can vary by event. The event starts once a minimum of eight players is reached. Entry is open at the door, and no pre-registration is required. Doors open and rounds begin once there are enough participants.

WWE Hall of Famer Road Dogg makes his Brownsville, Tennessee debut at the Brownsville National Guard Armory, bringing live wrestling and a chance for fans to meet him with front row seats. Tickets are available in three tiers, priced at $40 for front row with meet and greet, $20 for second and third rows, and $10 for general admission. Advance tickets can be purchased at Livingstons Soda Fountain and Grill in Brownsville or Jamaican Me Tan in Jackson.

Riftbound Nexus Night at Canada's Collectible Games welcomes both seasoned competitors and newcomers to the Riftbound universe. The entry fee is $5. Prize support is included, and the structure and prizes can change from one event to the next. Play begins once at least eight participants are present, and no pre-registration is required.

The Jackson Symphony opens its 66th Season at Carl Perkins Civic Center with a program devoted to American classics. Hear Copland’s Fanfare for the Common Man, Barber’s Adagio for Strings, and Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue. The evening concludes with film music by John Williams, including selections from E.T., Indiana Jones, Harry Potter, Jaws, and more. Blue jeans are encouraged for a relaxed atmosphere.

Canada's Collectible Games hosts weekly Disney Lorcana play for both competitive and casual players, featuring all current sets. The entry fee is $5. Prize support is provided, and the structure and rewards can vary by event. A minimum of eight players is required for the event to start, and entry is open with no pre-registration needed. All ages are welcome. Rounds begin once the minimum player count is reached.

Leaders Education Foundation presents an empowering evening, sponsored by EPlus Broadband, focused on supporting students and educators in West Tennessee. The program features John O’Leary, a number-one bestselling author whose story inspired the 2025 film Soul on Fire, and includes a community celebration of outstanding teachers through the Educator Awards. Proceeds from the event will provide scholarships, bolster programs, and fund additional education initiatives in the area. Table reservations are available.

Music by KOTA performs as part of the Delta Faucet Summer Concert Series at the AMP. The show is presented by Dynamix Physical Therapy and the University of Memphis Lambuth. There is no charge for entry.

POEMS, the Preservation of East Main Street, offers a community celebration of America 250 in Jackson’s oldest neighborhood. Explore local heritage on a guided walk featuring notable homes, then experience a theatrical history piece centered on Revolutionary War figure Deborah Samson. Children can get creative in a patriotic chalk art contest. Expect food trucks, local vendors, music, and additional activities. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

A hands-on line dancing demonstration for all ages. Bring your boots and be ready to step onto the floor.

Ahead of the 47th annual Shriners Toy run, this pre-party features cooking a hog with Derek, Richie Lee, Jeremy, and their crew, along with campfire singalongs outside and karaoke inside. More details will be announced.

LOLO takes the stage as part of the Delta Faucet Summer Concert Series at the AMP. This show is presented by Allison Insurance Group and the Community Foundation of West TN.

Players can look forward to a mixed MLP format with two men and two women. Awards will go to the top three finishers. The entry fee is $50, and each registrant receives a Chloe Cup T-shirt.

To mark America’s 250th, The Jackson Symphony presents a cherished free orchestral tradition in West Tennessee. Expect patriotic selections and uplifting music from across America in an open air setting beneath the night sky. Attendees may bring lawn chairs and blankets, gather with family and friends, and enjoy a memorable night of orchestral sound and community.

This event offers an evening of anticipation. Spots are reserved for those who pre-order using the ticket link, and if space remains, additional openings may be offered closer to the event. Each pre-order includes a free gift and automatically secures a reservation for the party. More details will be shared as plans are finalized.

Twilight Run & Sunset Rendezvous takes place on the Union University campus and benefits Heaven's Cradle. Aligned with Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance Day, the evening centers on honoring babies who are deeply loved and offering compassion, hope, and community to their families as the sun sets. Participants may choose a timed 5K run or a one mile walk, followed by a shared meal, music and vendors, and opportunities for reflection, remembrance, and special tributes for babies and their families. The campus setting provides a course across university grounds along with ample space for gathering and connection. Proceeds support Heaven's Cradle in serving families across West Tennessee with caring cradles that allow more time with their babies, help with memorial and funeral arrangements, access to grief counseling and therapy, and ongoing community support. The heart of the event is to honor every baby and every story, while strengthening a circle of care with every step.

The Reptile & Exotic Pet Expo brings a wide variety of animals and supplies to the Jackson Fairgrounds. Attendees can explore ball pythons, geckos, boas, colubrids, frogs, and tarantulas, plus plants, feeder insects and rodents, reptile gear, enclosures, and more. Entry costs $5 per person each day, with free admission for children under 12.

Set in the cozy surroundings of A Third Place Coffee & Books, this book signing may feature a coffee drink special inspired by the book.

Dolly Parton’s Threads: My Songs in Symphony reimagines her beloved catalog for a full symphony. New arrangements by David Hamilton fuel a performance by The Jackson Symphony alongside a lineup of vocalists and guest musicians, moving from tender ballads to signature country anthems. The program honors the songs and storytelling that have made Dolly Parton an enduring icon, offering a richly orchestrated experience at the Carl Perkins Civic Center.

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.

Positive Living Group presents the fifth annual fall festival with trunk or treat, a family-centered gathering that welcomes married, co-parenting, and blended families. Costumes are encouraged, and families can decorate a trunk together and hand out candy while children enjoy games, music, and activities for all ages. The focus is on connection and teamwork, giving kids a chance to see adults work together, share laughs, and have fun outside the home. It is a warm celebration of the season designed for making memories and strengthening family bonds.

Celebrate the countdown to the release of Sarah J. Maas’s ACOTAR 6 with a special midnight gathering. Reservations are prioritized for readers who place a pre-order with the host, and if spots remain they may open closer to the event. The ticket link is for pre-ordering a copy through the host, and every pre-order includes a free gift and an automatic reservation for the party. Additional information will be shared as final details are confirmed, so check back for updates.

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.

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.