The best arts & culture spots in Lebanon

“Trade your to-do list for a 1920s working farm visit at Sadie Ford Heritage Farm and Art Center, where period barns, heirloom gardens, and farm animals set the scene for demos like corn milling, molasses cooking, weaving, and beekeeping.”

From the Murfreesboro newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Wynnewood State Historic Site lets you step into a colossal 1830s log inn turned mineral springs getaway, with guided tours that unpack Castalian Springs lore, frontier architecture, and real-life drama. A solid change of pace when you want something cooler than another Netflix scroll.”

From the Gallatin newsletter, September 18, 2026

“Whether you grew up here or moved in last week, Lebanon Museum and History Center delivers engaging exhibits on the people, places, and things that shaped our city, from the Square’s Philadelphia-inspired plan to everyday stories, all housed in the historic Castle Heights Military Building.”

From the Lebanon newsletter, August 27, 2026

“With over 60 historic structures to wander, Fiddlers Grove Historic Village is the kind of place where you accidentally learn things while enjoying a slow walk. Locals book it for weddings and family gatherings, catch events like Pioneer Days or Ghosts in the Grove, and snag guided tours or self-guided walks.”

From the Lebanon newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Cragfont State Historic Site lets you wander the stately home of Revolutionary War General James Winchester and hear the stories that built Middle Tennessee, told on guided tours that make the frontier feel close to home. A perfect low-key reset when you need history with your humidity.”

From the Gallatin newsletter, August 27, 2026