Family events in Lebanon, TN

A local Finklepott Fairy will share the shimmer of Finklepott’s Original Fairy Hair at The Artisan Hatchery in Gallatin every second Wednesday. This recurring visit brings a playful touch of sparkle for those who want a bit of fairy magic in their style.

Designed for homeschoolers, this daytime Jiu Jitsu class blends structured instruction with plenty of movement so students stay active while learning core techniques. Participants build practical self defense abilities, strengthen problem solving, and develop confidence, discipline, and respect in a supportive, team-focused setting. Each session centers on movement, technique, and personal growth, offering a positive way for kids to be active, learn valuable life skills, and connect with other homeschool students. A free trial class is available.

Designed for young dancers, this six-week summer session blends music and movement to build body awareness, rhythm, flexibility, coordination, and confidence. Children will be introduced to beginner terms from ballet and tap in a playful, kid-friendly environment that supports early skill development. Enrollment is limited to participants who are at least 2 years old and potty trained.

Spend a relaxed evening at Breeden’s Orchard with fresh pizzas available for purchase and plenty of outdoor seating. The farm setting offers sunset views and room for kids to play while adults unwind. It is a casual, come-as-you-are hangout with no set schedule or pressure, just good food, great music, and time together in the orchard.

Presented by Sumner Prevention Coalition, this first Gallatin pep rally fills Downtown Gallatin with school spirit as Gallatin High, Station Camp, and Liberty Creek compete for the Gallatin Spirit Trophy. The citywide celebration welcomes the new school year with an emphasis on school pride and leadership among students, drawing inspiration from a 28 year tradition in Robertson County. Expect 15 minute school showcases, a DJ keeping the crowd energized, and lively relay games. Each school brings six student competitors who take part in every contest, while spectators cheer for their representatives.

The Summer Concert Series brings live, family-friendly music to The Streets of Indian Lake, filling the Center Stage plaza with sound, shopping, and dining nearby. This installment features Revelry Country with a free performance for all ages. Presented by Album Indian Lake with support from The Academy Child Development Center and Preschool, Hendersonville Standard, WHIN Radio, and Renewal by Anderson. Concerts may change without notice and are weather permitting.

A gentle farm morning for young children, Story Time at Breeden’s Orchard offers engaging tales, fresh air, and unhurried play in a comfortable outdoor setting.

At Sadie Ford Heritage Farm, the Tom Jones Broom Shop showcases traditional broom making using period equipment. Skilled artisans demonstrate each step as they create distinctive, handcrafted brooms, and finished pieces are available to purchase, with prices typically ranging from $30 to $60. Enjoy the fresh country setting while exploring the historic farm, then take a relaxing walk through Cedars of Lebanon State Park for a day that blends heritage, craftsmanship, and time outdoors. For planning details or to confirm operating hours, contact the park office at 615-443-2769.

Take the stage or cheer from the crowd as Middle Tennessee talent shines at a lively fair showcase filled with live music, standout performances, surprising skills, and plenty of fair-time energy. The afternoon opens with an intimate acoustic set from Aftyn, setting the tone for young performers ages 12 and under to step into the spotlight. One standout in this division will receive the Gale Gravens Rising Star Award along with a scholarship to Creative Hearts Collective. Later, August Lows turns up the volume with a Southern grunge pre-show before the ages 13 and up competition, where creativity, originality, and show-stopping moments take center stage. The lineup welcomes a broad mix of abilities, from singers and instrumentalists to dancers, actors, comedians, songwriters, magicians, jugglers, acrobats, impersonators, and other unexpected talents. Performers can register through the fair to share their skills, while spectators can expect big applause and community pride. One stage, endless talent, and memories that last long after the fair lights dim.

Designed for homeschool students, this daytime Jiu Jitsu class offers a fun, structured way to stay active while learning the fundamentals. Participants build confidence, discipline, and respect as they develop practical self-defense skills in a supportive, team-oriented setting. Lessons emphasize movement, technique, problem-solving, and personal growth, creating an opportunity for kids to get meaningful physical activity, gain valuable life skills, and connect with other homeschool students. A free trial class is available.

Enjoy a relaxed family visit at S&G Legacy Farm with Highlander cows and baby goats. Spend time coloring near the cows, then pet, brush, offer treats, and cuddle the young Highlanders. Meet the baby goats for more animal time. Cookies are available, and there is an opportunity to take photos and make lasting memories. Visits are private to give each family plenty of time with the animals and are scheduled by appointment. Space is limited.