Events in Lebanon, TN

The Business Club of Murfreesboro is hosting a community Discovery Breakfast centered on TEDx Murfreesboro 2027. Attendees can learn about opportunities to sponsor the event, apply to speak, volunteer, or gather additional information. The program features a panel discussion with some speakers from TEDx Murfreesboro 2026. The gathering will be hosted by The Historic Cemetery School in Murfreesboro.

Older, Wiser, Lesbians (OWLS) will gather for a parliament at Chapstick. The meetup includes Chappy Hour until 6pm.

Enjoy a relaxed evening at Breeden’s Orchard with freshly made pizzas available for purchase, outdoor seating, and space for kids to play while adults unwind. The casual farm setting offers a chance to enjoy music, food, and time together, whether stopping by for dinner or taking in the sunset views.

The 43rd annual A Country Christmas begins with a lighting ceremony on the Magnolia Lawn, hosted by Master of Ceremony Kelly Sutton. Watch as more than 5 million lights are switched on to mark the season’s official kickoff. The ceremony is free to attend in person, with standing room only.

Val and Julie discuss maintaining healthy boundaries, adapting to changes in routines and expectations, and supporting children’s sleep when holiday schedules, travel, gatherings, and other activities disrupt the norm. Time is set aside for questions and answers.

DePriest Center’s Low Intensity Outpatient Program offers a 12-week series of weekly group sessions to educate and support people exploring the effects of substance use and recovery. Topics include addiction, communication, spirituality, and how substance use affects families. Each session stands alone, so participants may begin at any point in the rotation. The program combines faith-informed care with evidence-based approaches, including CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, Solution-Focused, and trauma-informed practices. Sessions are available in person, in a hybrid format, or virtually, with individualized treatment and a supportive space to learn, grow, and take practical steps toward recovery.

Explore soul line dancing in a class designed for all levels, including newcomers. Learn a dance or two and get your steps in at Madison Library.

Competitors from across the country gather at Tennessee Miller Coliseum in Murfreesboro, Tennessee for the National Academy Championship Finals, in this case the equestrian horse show dedicated to riders of American Saddlebreds. While the title can also refer to a major youth soccer tournament, this event centers on academy-level equestrian competition and is described as the highest stage for these riders. It has raised more than $900,000.

Randy Feltface brings a new hour of sharp stand-up comedy. Over two decades, he has written and performed a dozen solo shows, released eight comedy specials, earned awards and critical praise, and built a devoted following around the world. He has played to sold-out crowds, received a Best Comedy nomination at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, appeared on NBC’s Bring The Funny, and been featured on Netflix.

Zach John King brings the Get to Drinkin’ Tour to EXIT/IN. The event is sold out.

Daniel Sloss brings his brand-new BITTER tour to The Truth in Nashville.

Hawthorne Heights marks the 20th anniversary of If Only You Were Lonely. The Dayton rock band is known for emotionally charged lyrics, melodic hooks, and heavy guitars, as well as for shaping early 2000s emo and post-hardcore. letlive. and Creeper are also featured.

Anthony Gomes performs a high-energy blend of blues and rock, bringing together soulful vocals, fiery guitar work, infectious rhythms, and layered harmonies. His career includes a Billboard Blues chart-topping album and performances alongside artists such as B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Robert Plant, and Joe Bonamassa. His 2025 album, Praise the Loud, features 12 tracks that explore a harder rock sound alongside a deeper blues feel.

Experience New Orleans brass music with the six-piece Rougarou Brass Band, led by bassist Brook Sutton and pianist Chris Walters, with Roy Agee on trombone, Andrew Carney on trumpet, Chris West on saxophone, and Josh Hunt on drums. The group blends traditional Mardi Gras brass music with New Orleans funk and favorites, drawing on influences including the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, The Meters, Preservation Hall, Rebirth Brass Band, and Dr. John. New Orleans-inspired food and drink specials are also available, and service industry workers can receive discounted admission and draft beer by showing evidence of their employer.

Homeschool students and families can enjoy active play and social time together at Slick City Action Park. The gathering is exclusively for the homeschool community, with tickets starting at $14.99.

The Christy Award comes to Nashville for a gathering of the Christian fiction community.

A three-day Nashville gathering for tattoo lovers, artists, and anyone curious about tattoos, presented by Safe House Tattoo Studio of Nashville.

This class covers the training required for the Tennessee Concealed Carry Permit. The class fee is $30. Weapons and ammunition are not sold.

Enjoy West Coast Swing lessons for beginner and intermediate dancers, with Anna Reeder hosting the beginner class and Christopher and Heather teaching the intermediate class. After the lessons, dancing continues until 10, and the West Coast Swing room is back. Admission is $20 for one person or $35 for a couple. This recurring event takes place on the first Friday of each month.

Enjoy karaoke, music trivia rounds with the chance to win free beer, and dance breaks at A.J.'s Bar and Grill. The evening may continue later depending on tips. Saturday night karaoke is also mentioned.

Ray Wylie Hubbard is sold out.

Sawyer Hill and Never Ending Fall are featured in an all-ages show at The Basement East.

Experience live entertainment with Randy Feltface, whether you’re planning a night out with friends or looking forward to seeing the performance.

Visit the Parthenon on Saturdays and Sundays to see this pop-up.

Gather at Love's Gas Station to assemble a convoy and drive in together.

An onsite academic tournament at Franklin Road Academy invites students in grades 3 through 8 to spend the day testing their skills through both individual and team challenges. Students may form teams of up to five, complete an Individual Test, and collaborate on a Team Test. Individual and team awards are given at every grade level, and the program includes interactive games and activities to keep the experience lively. The cost is $15 per student, offering a chance to practice problem solving, enjoy friendly competition, and celebrate achievement beyond the classroom.

Hosted by GSPCMTN and VVCTN, this Double Hunt Test welcomes AKC-registered pointing dogs to demonstrate their skills in Junior Hunter, Senior Hunter, or Master Hunter levels. It is not a competition, as dogs are assessed in specific areas that reflect hunting performance. Dogs six months of age or older may participate at whichever level fits their experience. Each day will also feature an Amateur Walking Puppy, AWP, AKC field trial stake.

A 25th anniversary celebration of Smallville takes place in Nashville at the Sheraton Music City Hotel. The series launched in 2001 and became television’s longest-running superhero show, with 218 episodes across ten seasons. This Salute to Smallville features Tom Welling, Michael Rosenbaum and other cast members, honoring the show’s small-town setting, meteor-born mysteries, complicated secrets, romance, heart, and the clash between heroes and villains.

This annual fall consignment auction features farm and construction equipment. Only farm- or construction-related items are accepted. Tires, wheels, and household items will not be accepted. Sellers are encouraged to contact the organizers early, as advance notice allows for more advertising of the equipment they plan to consign.

An AKC hunt test in Lavergne, TN presented in a double, double format across two days. The first day is conducted by the GSP Club, with the Vizsla Club running the second. Entries are handled through PerfDog.

Set inside the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center, this book-focused gathering invites readers to meet authors during signings, explore a marketplace of book-inspired vendors and handcrafted goods, and capture memories at photo spots throughout the venue. Browse exclusive titles, special editions, and literary treasures while enjoying a shared celebration of stories and friendship with your favorite reading companion.

A no cost Medicare 101 workshop in Hendersonville offers clear guidance from local Medicare experts, without call center runaround or sales pressure. Attendees explore how Parts A, B, C, and D work, the key enrollment periods and the penalties that can arise if deadlines are missed, and practical ways to select a plan that suits individual needs and budgets. Every participant receives a complimentary copy of 64+, a Medicare and retirement planning guide. Seating is limited, and registration is free.

Now in its seventh year, City Square Christmas Fest brings holiday cheer to City Square Shopping Center in Hendersonville while supporting the Hendersonville Police Department Santa Cop Program. Presented by New Beginnings Furniture and Cashmere & Cotton, the celebration features daylong shopping, surprise giveaways, and a silent auction with gift cards, products, services, experiences, and other items provided by local businesses. Ten percent of the day’s sales will benefit the Santa Cop initiative. The fest is also part of Christmas for a Cause at City Square, a monthlong toy drive that supports the HPD Santa Cop Program. Organizers plan to share additional details on surprises, auction offerings, and giveaways.

This real estate auction in Castalian Springs, Trousdale County features a remodeled two bedroom, two bath waterfront home with a private boat dock. The residence offers an open floor plan across 1,474 square feet, a custom kitchen island finished with leathered granite, and a spacious upstairs primary suite that includes a walk in closet, a freestanding tub, and a double showerhead. The property will be sold to the highest bidder. Terms are 10 percent down on the day of sale, balance due at closing, a 10 percent buyer’s premium, prorated property taxes, and possession upon delivery of the deed. The auction will proceed regardless of weather. The sale is presented by Bluegrass Auction Associates, Inc., Tennessee Firm License 5487, with auctioneers JK Graves and Sgt. Major Gary Payne, and referring agent Jackie Adams of RE/MAX 1st Choice.

Capitol Theatre hosts a BTS fan convention featuring guest appearances, a variety of vendors, and a schedule of sessions running each hour across multiple rooms. Attendees can jump into games and contests, enjoy entertainment and dancing, and spend time connecting and sharing with fellow fans. Every part of the experience is devoted to BTS.

At oneC1TY, this outdoor arts and crafts fair gathers more than 80 makers presenting handmade work, from art and jewelry to ceramics, candles, textiles, and other inventive items. Explore the market while enjoying food from local trucks and drinks from the Crafty Bastards Cocktail Bar. The event spotlights independent artists and small businesses. Kids and pets are welcome, and parking is available for $3.

Celebrate cryptids and folklore creatures at this free, family-friendly festival featuring vendors, crafters, costumers, and performers. The Tennessee Ghostbusters will be on paranormal patrol, with photo opportunities and fundraising for Dreams and Wishes of Tennessee.

Enjoy an outdoor event featuring food sellers, live musical performances, and a market with local vendors. It will proceed regardless of the weather.

Share a table with UFC Hall of Famer and wrestling icon Dan "The Beast" Severn during an intimate meal at the Middle Tennessee Cards & Collectibles Super Show. Enjoy conversation and hear firsthand stories from his career in professional wrestling and MMA in a relaxed setting created for genuine interaction. Attendance is capped at 8 to 10 guests to keep it personal. The cost is $75 per person, and an RSVP is required. This experience will be held at the Farm Bureau Exposition Center in Lebanon, Tennessee.

Whether you have studied Spanish in a class or picked it up through school or travel, this club offers a chance to build on what you know. A native Spanish-speaking instructor leads conversations, games, and other activities to help strengthen your Spanish speaking skills. No registration is required.

Celebrate the holiday season with a Christmas parade focused on community spirit and giving back. The celebration encourages support for children and families in need and features Grand Marshal Tim Watson.

Hear country music’s biggest songs and the stories behind them at a seated show featuring hit songwriters. VIP reserved tables seat up to four and are located in the first two rows. General admission guests choose their seats on arrival, with high-top and low-top tables available. Food and beverages are served when the doors open.

Explore the history and architecture of Hawthorn Hill, a circa 1805 brick Federal home preserved as close to its original state as possible. Its original stenciling, paint, and plaster offer a glimpse into 19th-century Middle Tennessee history. The home is rarely open for tours, and tour availability is limited.

Enjoy instrumental grooves in a trio-style performance at the taproom, with craft brews available. There is no cover charge, and tips are welcome. The patio is dog friendly, and all ages are welcome.

Motionless In White is set to appear at The Truth in Nashville, Tennessee.

102.9 The Buzz presents Motionless In White on The Sweat and Blood Tour.

The Grand Ole Opry takes place at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville, Tennessee.

Experience a live performance from the Jack Finley Band at Hank's Honkytonk.

Julia Jacklin performs at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville in a standing-room-only, general admission show. ADA accommodations are available on the day of the show, and support acts may change without notice. All sales are final.

Jesse Roper is a Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist whose music blends modern, indie-infused Americana blues. Performing with his longtime band, the Pretty Good Band, he brings soulful vocals, silky guitar work, and hard-hitting grooves to the stage. His songwriting draws on personal experiences, exploring love, life on the road, and the uncertainties and possibilities ahead.

After Hours brings a high-energy glow experience to the park, with illuminated slides, music, and an energetic atmosphere. An After Hours shirt and City Socks are required for participation.

Ray Wylie Hubbard is sold out.

Visit the Parthenon on Saturdays and Sundays to see this pop-up.

Community yoga welcomes participants of all levels.

The Black Orchid Society’s fifth annual Friendsgiving brings the community together for a chili cook-off, shared food, and good company. Bring a pot of chili with an ingredient list, or contribute a side, dessert, or other dish to share. Chili entries will be judged, with a prize and bragging rights for the winner. Hot apple cider, dishes, flatware, napkins, cups, and everything needed for s’mores will be provided. There is no electricity at the pavilion, so plan accordingly for dishes that need to stay hot, and bring serving utensils or serving ware for your contribution. The gathering will be outdoors, with a shelter and fire, so dress for the weather.

Gather family or friends, or come on your own, for a holiday-themed mini photo session. Each 15-minute session includes 10 edited photos, offering a selection for seasonal cards. There are 12 available slots, and each session costs $50.

A hands-on, beginner-friendly tie-dye workshop where participants learn simple dye techniques and create a personalized T-shirt and tote bag. All materials are provided, and attendees may bring a favorite 100 percent cotton tee to dye instead. If you would like a shirt supplied, include your T-shirt size in the personalization section during sign-up so one can be prepared. Designed for ages 14 and up, this creative session focuses on exploring color and patterns, and everyone leaves with two unique pieces made by hand.

GWAR performs at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville in a standing-room-only general admission show. ADA accommodations are available on the day of the show. Support acts may change without notice, and ticket buyers will receive email updates about showtime changes or other important information. All sales are final.

The Milk Carton Kids, the folk duo of Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan, present music from their seventh studio album, I Only See the Moon. The 10-song collection features their blended vocals and acoustic instrumentation, shaped through an extensive recording process with Pattengale producing the duo for the first time.

This jazz jam brings together accomplished local musicians and Nashville’s emerging jazz performers. Experience a mix of established, new, young, and undiscovered players sharing the stage, with spontaneous musical explorations and guest musicians adding an element of surprise. The show is open to all ages, with a $10 food or beverage minimum.

Seniors age 60 and better can enjoy a free game of bingo with unlimited chances to win Chick-fil-A prizes. Free fountain drinks and coffee will be available, and guests can also learn about Caris Healthcare.

Explore local vendors offering Christmas items and check off your holiday list at the event’s gift shop. This gathering brings seasonal finds and gifts together in one convenient stop.

Magnolia's Heart Support Group offers a compassionate space for mothers who have experienced miscarriage or early infant loss. Open to moms of any age and background, the group recognizes that grief does not follow a schedule and emphasizes healing alongside others who understand. Conversations center on the many emotions that come with loss, and practical tools are shared to support coping and the gradual return of hope. The goal is to create a safe, understanding place where no one feels alone.

Create a festive acrylic painting of a small white chapel adorned with a wreath, layered over vintage sheet music on a wooden board. Presented by The Lovely Easel, artist Lori White provides step by step guidance so you complete an 8 by 10 inch piece during this two hour class. The $45 fee covers all supplies, including the board, paints, brushes, and an apron, and you will take your finished artwork home the same day. No prior painting experience is required. Enrollment is limited to eight participants. The class takes place at The Artisan Hatchery in Gallatin.

Low-income residents in Gallatin, Tennessee can receive free help with civil legal issues at a walk-in clinic. No appointment is necessary. Services are intended for individuals with household incomes around 125 percent of the federal poverty level or below, and there is no cost. Presented by Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands. For more information, call 1-800-238-1443.

A local Finklepott Fairy will be at The Artisan Hatchery in Gallatin offering Finklepott’s Original Fairy Hair. Sign-ups are available to receive Fairy Hair and enjoy a touch of sparkle inspired by the fairies.

This court-approved, in-person seminar offers parents navigating divorce, separation, or custody transitions practical tools for supporting their children and managing co-parenting. Topics include helping children through family changes, understanding their emotional responses, communicating in healthy ways, managing conflict, and building a functional co-parenting relationship. Participants receive a court-approved certificate, and insurance may be billed for eligible participants.

Step into the world of the early Tennessee frontier at this monthly living history program at Mansker's Station. Designed for families and homeschool groups of all ages, it features interactive activities and demonstrations that highlight 18th century trades and everyday life. Explore the site at your own pace and take part in experiences that bring the past to life. Advance registration is required. Tickets are $9 for participants ages 6 and up, payable at check-in at the Goodlettsville Visitor Center.

Jimmy Eat World performs alongside Teen Jesus And The Jean Teasers at The Truth in Nashville, TN. This live music event features both acts sharing the stage at the noted venue.

Jimmy Eat World marks 25 years of Bleed American with an event at The Truth in Nashville.

NASA returns to Nashville Superspeedway for the third and final track day event of 2026, a championship weekend that gives drivers the chance to take their own cars onto the same circuit used by NASCAR professionals in a controlled environment. The program blends skill building and competition with Test and Tune, qualifying, HPDE sessions, Competition School, and a four hour TREC endurance race. Participants can choose from Competition School, an Instructor Clinic, TREC endurance racing that includes a four hour race and a three hour practice session, Wheel to Wheel Racing, and Time Trial. HPDE options span from an Intro course for first timers to HPDE 1 with an assigned instructor, then HPDE 2 through 4 for progressively advanced, solo driving where point by passing expands with experience. HPDE Intro uses classroom time and a gradual lead follow familiarization run to build confidence over several sessions, with the goal of preparing drivers for HPDE 1 at a future event. Supersize choices are available for extra seat time in Time Trial or HPDE. Garage rental includes a new parking approach compared with the prior year. Instructor registration is new for 2026 and pairs with HPDE 4 or Time Trial through a dedicated line item to qualify for rewards. Transponder rentals are available for HPDE 3 and 4, Time Trial, and Wheel to Wheel competitors. Advance pricing for HPDE, Time Trial, or Wheel to Wheel is available at $479 or $499, with on-site registration at $519. Camping in the paddock is complimentary. RV spaces with 50 amp electrical hook-ups and water are offered for the weekend at $99, and working on vehicles is not permitted in the RV area. A confirmation email with event details is sent during the week of the event.

This longstanding charitable tradition in Nashville is presented entirely by volunteers from the Nashville Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club. Attendees can browse offerings from more than 250 merchants with seasonal treasures and unique gifts, including toys for all ages, clothing for children and adults, jewelry, gourmet foods, pottery, and collectibles, along with finds for the person who has everything. Santa will be on hand to share holiday cheer before returning to the North Pole.

Experience Provence’s landscapes, villages, and beauty through an artist’s perspective. Jo Ann Lynch of Cruise Planners presents a Viking river cruise through Provence, alongside drinks and appetizers and an opportunity to enjoy fine art and learn about the journey.

Highpoint Health Imaging for Women at Sumner Station is making it easier to prioritize health with convenient mammogram appointments suited to busy schedules. To schedule an appointment or ask questions, call 615.328.6500.

A six-hour trail endurance challenge where runners take on a 5K every hour, on the hour. Each loop must be completed within the hour to remain in the challenge. Finish early and use the extra minutes to rest before the next start. Miss a lap and you are done. Complete all six rounds to truly outlast.

Browse firearms, knives, and related items offered by local vendors at this monthly trade day. The event welcomes collectors, enthusiasts, and anyone looking for something unique.

Now in its sixth year, the Holiday Bazaar at Hawkins Middle School brings together more than 80 indoor vendors, food trucks, a silent auction, and free photos with Santa. Vendors are invited to register in advance to participate. For questions, contact Aubrey Bell or the Hawkins Support Organization and disregard messages from anyone else.

A festive marketplace from the Hendersonville Handmade Market brings artisan vendors to Hendersonville City Hall with unique handmade goods including jewelry, clothing, and home decor, plus a range of food trucks serving up tasty options. Shoppers can discover distinctive finds, support local makers, and enjoy an outing that appeals to art lovers and food enthusiasts alike.

Promoted as Mt. Juliet's largest holiday vendor market, this gathering brings together artisans, handmade goods, and small-batch baked treats for convenient one-stop shopping. Students from Amy Lechner's Voice Studio provide music throughout the day. Santa will be on site for free photos, and attendees should bring their own device. Confirmed vendors already include AMcKinley Photography, Blue Lotus Botanics, Bows by Nici, Firelight Creations, Glass by Wendy, Hickory Bluff Farms, Ignite 3D Print Shop, Jammy Farms, Mary Kay, Poppy's BBQ, Tennessee Lavender Co., Tupperware, Wildwood Floral Design, and more, with the lineup continuing to grow.

Gallatin Comic Con 2026 brings a pop culture celebration to Middle Tennessee at the Gallatin Civic Center, a short trip from Nashville. Special guests include John Schneider, known to many as Bo Duke from The Dukes of Hazzard, with the General Lee on display. A rare Sons of Anarchy reunion features Mark Boone Junior, Kim Coates, and Tommy Flanagan. Jennifer Cihi, the original English singing voice of Sailor Moon, adds an anime highlight, and guests such as Greg Land, Lary Stucker, Jay Leisten, Billy Martinez, and Johnathon Schaech are slated to appear. Look for professional photo sessions, celebrity autographs, casual selfies and meet and greets, cosplay, vendors with collectibles, an Artist Alley, and family-friendly entertainment. Whether your interests center on comics, anime, or biker drama, there is something to explore at this Middle Tennessee convention.

This real estate auction in Lebanon, Tennessee highlights a two bedroom, one bathroom home offering approximately 1,662 square feet on a level lot with roughly 125 feet of road frontage and zoning that permits a duplex. The home features a covered front porch, and the property includes a storage building. Bidding will be available both in person and online. The sale is contingency free, with a $10,000 non refundable deposit due within 48 hours of the auction’s close, and a 10 percent buyer’s premium will be added to the high bid to establish the contract price. Preview opportunities are scheduled prior to the sale. Conducted by Blackwell Realty Auction Division, with Shelby Clayborn TNL#7536 and Josh Kirby TNL#6826.

Pages & Palettes is a month-long exhibit at the Gallatin Public Library, celebrating artists who have shared their talents and artwork with the library and community over the years. Hosted by the Friends of the Library, the exhibit features a diverse gallery of work by local artists.

A monthly gathering hosted by the Smyrna Artist Cooperative brings together artists from Rutherford County and the greater Nashville area. Attendees can hear about local art opportunities, pick up practical tips for selling their work, and get guidance on engaging with the Smyrna and Rutherford County art community. Participants are encouraged to bring artwork to share, discuss, and receive constructive feedback. It is a friendly space to connect with fellow creatives, exchange thoughtful critiques, and learn from one another.

Discover Cragfont’s hidden corners on an award-winning exploration that ventures into areas rarely open to the public. The route moves from the cellar to the attic and even into closets, highlighting details that reveal the site’s layered past, from the cramped sleeping loft used by Delphy to Roman numerals inscribed on attic beams. Architectural and historical clues shed light on everyday life at Cragfont in the early 19th century and trace how the house and its grounds have changed over time. Expect a physically demanding experience with climbing and crawling, so sturdy footwear and a readiness for dust are important. Please note that the tour involves steep stairs without handrails, tight spaces, low ceilings and doorways, and significant dust exposure.

Smooth Saturdays with the Nashville Yacht Club Band keeps the 70s and 80s dance party going at Scoreboard Bar & Grill, blending yacht rock, disco staples, R&B favorites, and vintage pop into a night of nonstop grooves. Expect faithful takes on AM Gold classics, roller rink ready disco tracks, and timeless dance floor hits performed by first rate Nashville musicians. Scoreboard adds to the vibe with bushwackers and frozen drinks, beer bucket specials, free parking, more than 45 TVs for sports fans, an outdoor deck with games, and a menu that includes tacos, pizza, and more. Nostalgic party energy meets great drinks, tasty food, and welcoming hospitality.

At Gallatin Civic Center, a new Middle Tennessee comic convention brings pop culture and fandom together with special guests, creators, and activities for all ages. John Schneider appears, with the famous General Lee available to see up close. A rare Tennessee reunion gathers Mark Boone Junior, Kim Coates, and Tommy Flanagan for fans of Sons of Anarchy. Anime fans can meet Jennifer Cihi, recognized as the original English singing voice of Sailor Moon. Appearances by Greg Land, Lary Stucker, Jay Leisten, Billy Martinez, and Johnathon Schaech highlight the creator lineup. Offerings include professional photo opportunities, celebrity autographs, selfies and meet and greets, cosplay, an artist alley, vendors with collectibles, and family friendly entertainment. Located just 30 minutes from Nashville, this gathering offers something for longtime enthusiasts and first timers alike.

Create a festive winter landscape using fabric, yarn, and other materials. Guided by reference photos and your imagination, you’ll make a postcard and bookmark using fabric scraps and glue. No sewing is required, and all materials are provided.

School of Rock Murfreesboro’s mid-season showcase features live performances by youth groups, SoRAD, and the House Band. The free, family-friendly event also includes food trucks and supports Solo Parent.

A farm-to-table nonprofit dinner at Cedar Springs at Bone Hollow features live fire cooking by Rambler. This intimate evening brings together food, community, and a shared purpose, with all proceeds supporting the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation. Seating is limited.

This all-ages show offers VIP options, including a meet-and-greet and photo opportunity with Lenny Pearce, or a first-entry merch package. Both packages include a VIP-exclusive gift bag, a commemorative laminate, early venue entry, crowd-free merch shopping, and an on-site VIP host. The first-entry merch package does not include a meet-and-greet or artist involvement. Children aged one and under do not need a ticket. The venue is cashless and accepts debit and credit cards.

People who need legal assistance but cannot afford it can speak with a Legal Aid Society representative about civil legal matters. Walk-ins are welcome, and no appointment is needed. Help is available for housing and eviction, SNAP and TennCare, debt and unemployment, expungement, and orders of protection. All services are free and provided by the Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands.

A casual, free networking gathering for Middle Tennessee entrepreneurs and professionals to meet small business owners and share experience and ideas. The evening includes time for networking and introductions.

Enjoy two hours of live music in an intimate art gallery setting, featuring three local songwriters and approximately eighteen original songs. Hear the stories behind the music and the artists, surrounded by beautiful artwork, with limited seating creating an intimate listening experience.

In La Vergne, Tennessee, this AKC walking field trial features a full slate of stakes, including AWP, AWD, AWGD, ALGD, OWP, OWD, OWGD, and OLGD. The event will use PerfDog. An overview video is referenced for those seeking a general introduction to field trials, and additional details will be shared.

Copper & Lead performs live at High Society. The message is simple, good times only.

Fortune Feimster brings the Takin' Care of Biscuits Tour to Ryman Auditorium with candid, story driven stand-up that connects people through laughter. Known for the Netflix specials Sweet & Salty and Good Fortune, both recognized with Critics Choice Award nominations, she explores love, relationships, sexuality, and everyday slip ups with Southern warmth and the perspective of someone raised in the 1980s. Her set often includes playful confessions about first crossing paths with her spouse in a parking lot, falling in love, and a grand proposal that did not go as planned. Audiences may also recognize her from the Netflix series FUBAR with Arnold Schwarzenegger, television roles on The Mindy Project, Kenan, and Life in Pieces, and films such as Yes Day and Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar. She has taped a third Netflix special and can be heard on SiriusXM with Tom Papa as well as on the Handsome podcast with Tig Notaro and Mae Martin.

A two day, free outdoor market returns to Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage with a festive mix of seasonal gifts, handmade art, crafts, and plenty of food. Enjoy live performances, activities for children, a range of food trucks, and appearances by a strolling Santa, with additional surprises in store. Exhibitor applications are now closed. Official updates will come only from the DH Chamber of Commerce Facebook account or the email listed on the application, and messages from any other sources should be treated as scams.

At Sadie Ford Farm, resident blacksmith Derrick Hodge and woodworker Bill Maddox present a live demonstration of their craft. Watch them work and learn foundational concepts of blacksmithing and woodworking as they create. This demonstration offers an up close view of their process and the techniques they use to bring projects to life.

Bring your knitting or crochet project to a friendly crafternoon where fiber artists gather to relax, chat, and make progress together. This free, cozy get-together encourages creativity and connection, with inspiration from what others are creating. All experience levels are welcome, from first-timers to longtime makers. Private lessons are available beforehand with advance scheduling, and lessons are not offered during the group session.

High-energy fun returns to High Society for a celebration where food and drinks flow and the dance floor stays busy. The historic clock on Murfreesboro Square serves as a playful witness to the festivities, a reminder that this gathering is all about good company and memorable moments that might even make that clock a little jealous.

Paint your own Santa to display on the mantle this Christmas. There are six seats for one afternoon, and no experience is needed, not even with acrylics. All supplies are provided, including canvas, paint, brushes, and a stay-wet palette to keep your colors from drying out. Just bring yourself and wear something you do not mind getting paint on. If seats are full, a wait list is available so you can be first in line when a spot opens.

The Little Gym of Mt. Juliet is hosting Thanksgiving break camps for kids with active play, beginner-friendly gymnastics, creative arts and crafts, and snack time. Families can choose a single day or attend both, with themed sessions such as Fall Fest and Turkey Trot. Camps are offered as half-day experiences, and the fee is $45 per half day. Children must be potty independent. These sessions offer a helpful option for caregivers who need a few hours for work, holiday prep, or errands, and space is limited.

Enjoy a beginner friendly cookie decorating class focused on creating treats you can savor yourself, share with family, or add to a Thanksgiving dessert table. Learn helpful tips as you decorate six cookies. No experience is necessary. Seats are limited. Each seat is $45 and includes all the supplies needed to decorate the cookies.

Olivia Rodrigo brings The Unraveled Tour to Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN for a live concert. This arena show marks a Nashville stop on her tour.

Enjoy a cozy autumn visit at S&G Legacy Farms in Lebanon, Tennessee that features relaxed time with friendly Highland cows, hot cocoa, and classic s'mores by cozy fires. The colorful fall setting creates plenty of photo-worthy moments and an easygoing space to make lasting memories. It suits families, couples, and anyone hoping to unwind in a seasonal setting. This is a private experience that requires an appointment, and availability is limited.

Blue October brings its FOILED 20th Anniversary World Tour to The Truth in Nashville.

Celebrate the season at a festive marketplace featuring 65 local makers, boutiques, and food trucks. Wander a courtyard trimmed for the holidays, enjoy dinner beneath glowing bistro lights, and shop to the sound of timeless Christmas tunes. Capture memories at thoughtfully designed photo spots and discover distinctive finds that range from vintage and repurposed pieces to trend-forward goods, boutique selections, apothecary items, gifts, coffee, and more. Now in its 13th year, parking is $10 cash per vehicle at the gate with no per-person admission. The first 100 guests each day receive a complimentary shopping bag from the team stationed in front of the center building. During special last-chance shopping windows, every vehicle that arrives receives a free pair of Christmas earrings at the parking tent when the parking fee is paid.

Experience a 1930s-style Christmas at Sadie Ford Heritage Farm, where nostalgic holiday traditions set the tone for a festive day. Enjoy a friendly visit with Santa, sip hot chocolate, and savor Christmas cookies while supplies last. Create a cedar cookie ornament, write a letter to Santa and place it in the Baird’s Mill Post Office, then take time to explore the farm at your own pace.

Celebrate the holiday season with a lighting ceremony featuring live music, food trucks, and plenty of holiday cheer.

Picture your own Santa, painted by you, sitting on the mantle this Christmas. This hands-on painting session takes place over one afternoon and is limited to six seats. No experience is needed, not even with acrylic. All materials are provided, including canvas, paint, brushes, and a stay-wet palette to help keep the paint workable. Simply bring yourself and wear something you do not mind getting paint on. If spots are filled, a wait list is available for openings.

Celebrate the season with a six day, five night holiday getaway that pairs the Smoky Mountains with Music City, departing from Calabash and Leland. The trip begins in Pigeon Forge with hotel check in, dinner, and the Array Christmas Show. From there, the route leads to Nashville for three nights at the Gaylord Opryland Resort, highlighted by the Christmas Dinner and Holiday Show right at the resort. A day of Music City fun features ICE! at the resort, a midday cruise on the General Jackson Showboat with lunch and a live show, time to shop at Opry Mills with dinner on your own, and an evening at the Grand Ole Opry. A guided tour offers a deeper look at Nashville, followed by free time downtown for lunch on your own and exploring, and the day wraps up with an included dinner and special entertainment. The final night returns to Pigeon Forge after sightseeing in the Great Smoky Mountains, ending with an included dinner and the Country Tonite Christmas Show before a relaxed morning and the journey home. Included are roundtrip motorcoach transportation, five nights of hotel accommodations, most meals, and admissions to all listed shows and attractions, including the Country Tonite Christmas Show, the Christmas Dinner and Holiday Show at the Gaylord, the General Jackson Showboat lunch cruise, ICE!, the Grand Ole Opry, and the Array Christmas Show. The itinerary also features free time on Broadway, shopping at Opry Mills, a driving tour of Nashville, luggage handling, taxes, and resort fees. Pricing is $1,777 per person quad, $1,847 per person triple, $1,997 per person double, and $2,457 per person single.

Candy Cane Village transforms the grounds of City Hall into a festive walk among sponsor-painted cottages. Each house is approximately 4 by 4 by 7 feet, arranged around the illuminated grounds for a cheerful stroll. No reservations are needed, and parking is available at or near City Hall. Whether it is a first visit or a return, visitors can explore uniquely decorated houses and enjoy the holiday atmosphere.

Downtown Gallatin hosts a third annual Christmas market that blends small-town charm with an elevated holiday shopping experience. Explore festive vendors to find thoughtful gifts, sip hot chocolate as you make your way around the square, and enjoy live carolers in a cheerful seasonal setting. After browsing the market, visit nearby retailers and grab a bite at local restaurants. Families can also take a photo with Santa. A small number of vendor spots remain and will be allocated in the order applications are received. For vendor inquiries or other questions, contact Amy Nixon at vfapply@gmail.com. For authenticity, note that there is only one official social media account for this event.

Participants will gather at the Love's gas station and depart together as a convoy.

A festive community craft fair marks its 10th anniversary at Hendersonville High School in Hendersonville, TN. Shoppers can explore booths from local vendors featuring handmade gifts, holiday decorations, crafts, jewelry, baked goods, and other treats. The day features cheerful music and a welcoming atmosphere while highlighting the work of local artisans. The event also supports the HHS Wrestling Team. New vendor application information will be available on the event page.

Murfreesboro Muslim Youth partners with Archie’s Promise for a hands-on service event supporting students across Rutherford County. Volunteers will work together to sort, organize, and pack hygiene and other basic necessities that will stock the Archie’s Promise Hygiene Vending Machine program in schools throughout the county. These machines provide students with private, free access to items when they need them, including feminine care packs, deodorant, bar soap, travel-size shampoo and conditioner, lotion, socks, snacks, and other essentials. The effort is structured for a team of roughly 20 to 25 volunteers and aims to help students feel more comfortable, confident, and ready to learn.

Celebrate the start of the holiday season at the Jingle & Mingle Market, featuring a day of shopping, tasty food, and festive cheer while supporting local small businesses. The market takes place at Stars & Stables in Lebanon.

This indoor fair returns for its third year and adds a new twist. For the first time, HIB members are invited to set up and promote their businesses alongside young entrepreneurs. Booths are $25 per space and include one table and one chair, and space is limited. To participate, the business must be owned and operated by a child under 18. The child is responsible for preparing materials, selling items, and collecting payments. A business name is required to register, and each business must have its own booth with the standard booth fee applying to each.

Enjoy a Christmas market on the square, with holiday shopping, hot chocolate, and live carolers. After browsing the market, explore Downtown Gallatin’s local retailers and enjoy a meal at one of the downtown restaurants. Santa will also be available for photos.

Goodlettsville’s annual Christmas parade returns with the theme Dolly’s All-American Christmas, bringing a spirited salute to the season. Expect decorated floats, holiday music, and appearances by local organizations as the procession makes its way through town. The parade begins at Delmas Long Community Center, continues along Memorial Drive, turns onto Main Street, and concludes at Goodlettsville Plaza on Rivergate Parkway. Parking for spectators can be found at Goodlettsville City Hall, Goodlettsville Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Goodlettsville Middle School, Goodlettsville Church of Christ, and First Baptist Church Goodlettsville.

Explore a collection of artwork celebrating generosity, kindness, creativity, and the connections that strengthen a community. The show also marks four years of Trellis & Vine Art Gallery in Smyrna, honoring the local artists, neighbors, friends, and art lovers who have helped shape it into a place where creativity and community come together. Visitors can enjoy the art, meet the artists, and celebrate the gallery’s community milestone. Admission is free.

Celebrated for more than 35 years, this Goodlettsville tradition ushers in the holiday season with music, storytelling, and demonstrations set inside the fort’s cabins and a historic home. Guests can move at a relaxed pace, listen to nostalgic tunes, take in simple natural decorations, and enjoy refreshments. The gift shop offers distinctive items for seasonal shopping. Activities are hosted at the Goodlettsville Visitor’s Center, Historic Mansker’s Station, and the Bowen House. Parking is available at the Visitor’s Center with overflow inside Moss-Wright Park. Admission is free and no reservations are needed.

HolidayFest hosts an annual Christmas boat parade on Old Hickory Lake in Hendersonville, Tennessee. A flotilla of boats decorated with sparkling lights and festive displays will illuminate the water, offering a festive way to celebrate the season in this lakeside community. The parade sets off from Mallard Point. Spectators can bundle up, bring family and friends, and choose a comfortable spot along the shore to watch the glowing procession cruise by. Boaters who wish to participate can decorate a vessel and assemble a crew, with additional details for participants, judges, and viewers to be shared closer to the event.

Enjoy local vendors, shopping, food, and fun at Downtown Social, set right in the middle of the Christmas parade area in Downtown Smyrna. Register to receive a free gift for you and your kids, available to the first 100 people who sign up.

Rock the Green Beret brings together friends, supporters, and members of the Special Forces community for live music, food and drinks, event merchandise, special guests, and opportunities to support the Green Beret Foundation. Artist and emcee announcements, along with details about additional experiences, are forthcoming. Every ticket supports the Foundation’s work for U.S. Army Special Forces soldiers across generations, their families, caregivers, and survivors.

Bridgestone Arena hosts a college basketball event featuring Tennessee vs NC State and Georgia Tech vs Murray State. Tennessee and Georgia Tech are the designated home teams for these games.

Consider This Theatre Company concludes its 2026 season with a festive showcase of short holiday theater. The Christmas One Acts Festival features Santa-Napped and Santa Claus Might Not Be Coming to Town by Don Zolidis, along with A Christmas Chaos by Michael Werhli. Each piece is led by a teen stepping into the director’s chair for the first time, supported by mentors and stage managers. Tickets are $12. The production team includes producers Emily Wilder and Malinda Morgan, with sound design by Tyson Pate.

Explore a large showcase of model railroading with over 150 tables featuring trains in every gauge from major manufacturers, with both new and pre-owned items available. Watch operating layouts in action and look out for drawings throughout the day where children can win brand-new train sets. Admission is $8 for adults (cash only), and children 12 and under are free. For more information, call 615-417-3094.

Lebanon’s Christmas on the Square fills Downtown Lebanon with family friendly holiday fun. Browse local vendors, enjoy bites from food trucks, and let kids take part in seasonal activities. Catch a tree decorating contest, try the outdoor dance floor, and find plenty of opportunities to shop while supporting local businesses. This annual community celebration is presented by the City of Lebanon and the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Special Events Division. Vendor registration information is shared only by the Chamber or the City. Do not respond to requests for personal details or payments, including via PayPal, from anyone else. Always verify the source of any message you receive, and direct questions to the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce at 615-444-5503.

At Common Ground Coffee and Books in Lebanon, TN, the author of the debut novel All the Women I've Been will be on hand to greet visitors and sign copies. Enjoy a coffee and leave with a signed book.

Celebrate ten years of this evening of live music, dining, cruising, and dancing aboard the historic General Jackson Showboat. The celebration features special guest performances, prize giveaways, a three-course dinner with dessert, and entertainment from the Jazzy Christmas All Star Band and a guest vocalist, performing holiday classics, jazz fusion, Motown, R&B, and love ballads. During a scenic cruise along the Cumberland River, there is also a stop with views of downtown Nashville, photo opportunities, and dancing on the boat’s spacious dance floor.

This performance features original songs delivered with clear excitement.

An AKC Walking Field Trial in La Vergne, Tennessee features a full slate of stakes. The program includes AWP, AWD, AWGD, ALGD, OWP, OWD, OWGD, and OLGD. PerfDog will be used for these events, with additional information to follow.

Take in a display of reptiles and sample unusual condiments. The emphasis is on seeing the animals and tasting condiments that are out of the ordinary.

Step aboard a restored streamlined stainless steel passenger train for a festive ride with Santa and his elves. Expect plenty of chances for photos along the way. The excursion runs as a round trip with no layover, and every seat is reserved. Refreshments and souvenirs are available for purchase on board, and outside food or drink is not permitted. Free parking is provided with attendants on site. Fares vary by seating type and age. Children under 12 are $38, coach and dining seats are $70, and dome seating is $120. A convenience fee applies to all tickets. All sales are final with no exchanges or refunds, and major credit cards are accepted. Passengers who use wheelchairs or need special assistance are encouraged to arrange accommodations in advance.

Keen School of Music hosts its 2026 Winter Recital at Renovation Church.

Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Smyrna at a dress-up friendly party that lets you avoid the Nashville lines. It offers a local way to welcome the new year in style.

Admission is free to this home improvement showcase, where homeowners can connect in person with local and national vendors for ideas, insights, and guidance on everything from kitchen remodels to outdoor living upgrades and simple around-the-house updates. The Murfreesboro Home Expo gathers a wide range of resources to help you get started with your next project. The event is held at Tennessee Miller Coliseum and offers opportunities for exhibitors.