Family events in La Vergne, TN

ReRuns Are Fun Consignment Sale brings together consignors and shoppers for a multi-stage resale event. Item drop-off is by appointment only. Early shopping begins with a presale for volunteers, with access staggered by number of shifts and an option for workers who need to bring children. Consignors also receive an advance shopping period, with separate entry depending on whether they bring children. A Heroes and New Parents presale follows, and proper badges are required for Heroes. Heroes refers to active-duty service members, veterans and spouses, teachers including homeschool educators, healthcare workers, firefighters, and law enforcement. New Parents means expectant parents and those with children under one. A ticketed presale is available for a $5 fee, and tickets are sold at the door on the day of the event, while Heroes with badges and New Parents may enter free during that period. Public shopping sessions are offered, then a discount presale features half-price access for volunteers and consignors, followed by a half-price event open to everyone. The schedule wraps with a Dollar Dash that gives representatives of charities or foster homes first choice of eligible items for $1, then a Dollar Dash for the general public. Seller pickup is scheduled at the end.

An easygoing evening at Breeden’s Orchard features fresh, made-to-order pizzas available for purchase and outdoor seating in a relaxed farm setting. Guests can take in sunset views across the orchard, with space for kids to play while adults unwind. There is no set program, just a casual atmosphere with good food, music, and unhurried time together on the farm.

The Williamson County Community Band performs at Franklin Bicentennial Park as part of the Bicentennial Park Concert Series.

The 2026 NBHA Music City Super Show takes place at Tennessee Miller Coliseum and features $10,000 in added money along with 96 Wild Cards available across Open, Youth, and Senior divisions. Four Circle Y saddle certificates will be awarded to the Open Average D winners, with additional awards for second and third. The Open Average is calculated over all three days of competition. Youth and Senior classes recognize the top three in each D, and NBHA membership is required to be eligible for awards. Entries open on SaddleBook, and a tentative schedule with further details is available.

Young children can enjoy a gentle morning on the farm at Breeden’s Orchard during Story Time. Captivating read-alouds pair with unhurried outdoor play in a comfortable, fresh-air setting.

Keeping pets vaccinated helps them stay healthy and protected, and Tennessee law requires all cats and dogs over six months of age to be vaccinated against rabies. At Williamson County Animal Center’s monthly low-cost clinic, rabies vaccinations are available for $10 and include a rabies tag and a certificate for your records. New in 2026, Feline HCP and Canine DAPPv vaccines are provided at no cost through Petco Love’s Vaccinated & Loved initiative. Microchipping is available for $15. No appointment is needed, and pre-registration is encouraged. Participation is open to everyone, not just Williamson County residents. Please bring dogs on a leash and cats in secure carriers. Payment is accepted by cash or check only.

This open play session is for ages 10 to 17. It offers a relaxed opportunity to hang out with friends and enjoy time together.

The International Cup brings USA and Mexico together for an arena polo match with presenting sponsor Tractor Supply Co., benefiting Friends of Franklin Parks’ Annual Raise the Roofs fundraiser. The action unfolds at the Tractor Supply Co. Arena at The Park at Harlinsdale Farm. Singer songwriter Kate Kalvach, a Season 22 contestant on NBC’s The Voice, will perform the National Anthem before play begins. General admission is $20 at the gate, and children 10 and under are admitted free. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs or blankets for comfortable viewing.

At Grand Station in Murfreesboro, Grails & Glory brings the Middle Tennessee community together around non-sports trading card games and collectibles. This community-driven show features a welcoming marketplace where vendors grow their businesses, collectors search for hard-to-find treasures, and families, kids, and newcomers learn the hobby in a friendly setting. Entry, parking, and giveaways are free. Vendor tables are limited. To arrange bookings, communicate only with the official Grails & Glory team to avoid scammers. Each installment aims to build a bigger, stronger community experience.

Fellowship Fest is a community celebration featuring food trucks, games, cornhole, and pickleball, with time set aside for fellowship. Friends and families are welcome to come together and celebrate community.

A music class is offered at The Monkey's Treehouse with Musical Bridges Music Therapy.